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leaves or a vIslt.

Luther Owen. solicitor for the ]. 9. Angius company, left yesterday after noon for Barksdale, Texas where
 he will visit for several weeks. Mir. Owen is brother Of H. N. Owen. as sistsnt secretary at the F. Nj c. A.
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CITY IN BRIEF
sask from the Coast.

Mrs. II. NJ. Woods returned last evening from Los Angeles. where she was for several months. Sire viii visit her husband and sons in this city
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Aed. weak. " eary, wafery Eyes.
 Relieved By Murine Eye Remedy. Try Murine For Your Eye Troubles You Wfll Like Murine. It Soothes. 50c At Your Druggists. Write For Eye Books Free. Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
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Use Globe Mills Flour. made close 10 home in Fl Paso. Quality unexceIl- ed. Let's keep our money in the southwest
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0uceEH.

Don't wait for the spirit to move you; move the spirit-New Yors Prexz-
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EnoIIsh MInt's Large Profit.

Every shilling turned out by the sngiish mint shows a profit of nearly three pence.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-14

Household furniture at a bargain at Iz5 Higgins hiil.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-14

Win sell household furniture at a bargain. Will Baker. 125 Higgins Hnl
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MEX ico AND COLORADO RAILROAD COMPANY
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comb. between Orpheum theatre and Royal theatre initial A. S. M and inlaid with gold Re- turn to Mrs. Mcdowell. at Royal hotel and receive reward.
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MiscELLANE

WILL LADY that was formerly Miss Lillian Gown of Las Crusces. New Mexico, please call at post office for a letter in maiden name. and write to Mrs Flora Gibbs, 3S15 St. John Ave. Kansas City, Mo.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-14
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Office of Board of Supervisors, Cochise
 County, Arizona.

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Supervisors of Cochise County, Arizona. will receive sealed bids for the following supplies for the county:
 Two teams of horses or mules.
 Two sets of harness
 Four wagons.
 The horses must weigh 1900 or 1900
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string coral necklace, between Quarrie canyon and Queen
 laundry, Christmas night. Return to Mrs. Bryant's boarding house. Brewery gulch. and receive reward.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-14

PERSONAL-Jack Powers better known as Clay Powers. will please make his whereabouts known to Dick Brown. Douglas, Ariz- I'm portant.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17

Mr.. Fred Lamb was departing
passenger on the Mauna Kea Tues
day, bound for Kohala, Hawaii,
where he has accepted a responsible
position. MIR. Lamb will be missed
by his many friends in Honolulu.
The Morning Music Club met We'd
nesday with Mrs. Theodore Richards,
to discuss the advisability of joining
the confederation of clubs, which is
being agltated by the Kilohana Art
League.
Major and Mrs. Cunning. Miss Enid
Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton and
Mr.. A. Hamilton. motored to Schofield
Barracks. Friday. most of the party
will spend Ave or six days at this de.
lightful army post.
4
Admiral and Mrs. Corwln p. Rees,
left Wednesday. on the Sierra. This
popular couple received an ovation at
the steamer-they were completely
covered with garlands of flowers.
Lieut.. Colonel Benet, chief ordi-
nance Off er of the Department OF
California, is on tour of inspection
on oahu. Colonel Benet is stopping
at the Moana Hotel.
t..,t ns1,,nn. NJ tho Enpinpp,
Corps. U. 8. A.. and who is in charge
of camp at Wahiawa spent Sunday
and Monday in town.
| 4 4
Miss Vera Damon left Friday or
the Kinau Ior Kauai, where she VIII
spend the Xmas holidays with hel
sister and brother .in.law, DR.. anc
Mrs. Putnam.
Mr.. Percy Cleghorn is expecting
his mother the first of the year from
New Zealand. Mrs. Cleghorn will
spend the winter in Honolulu.
4 4 4
Lieutenant l.. II. watkins, after
ltINt VI WHICH "tS Sp'ht W.
the Coast returns to his post at For
De Russy.
4 4 4
Mrs. Pratt of San Francisco is re
gistered at the Alexander Young Ho
tel. Mrs. Pratt is friend of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Danzig, nee Jean Center, AM
harr!ved In Honolulu on the steame
China.
Mr.. and Mrs. DanZig arrived ol
the steamer China Monday to spen'
the Xmas holidays with Mrs. Dan
gigs mother. Mrs. Center, in thi
city.
4 4 4
Captain Walter C. Cowles, the neN
commandment of the naval station an
his family. arrived on the China. TIL
captain and his charming wife an
their attractive young daughter, ar
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17

ana Hotel. Mrs Price lisa beautiful
young Southern girl, from Nashville,
Tenn. where she was agelgning belle.
Mr.. Hickman Price is a. graduate Of
Columbia University and is also from
the South. This Young couple are
warm personal friends of Secretary of
War Dickinson and his charming wife.
4 4
Major and Mrs. Timberlakke, of
Fort Ruger are planning a thldren's
party. which will be on Christmas
Day, which will be in honor of their
sons eighth birthday.
Judge and Mrs Kingsbury of Maui,
will arrive in town shortly before
Christmas and spend the holiday sea.
son with the L. Tennry Pecks. who
have recently returned from Europe.
4 4 4
Captain Richards is a guest of the
officers on the U. s. s. Thetis and
will visit the Volcano, with the Off.
GERS of the Revenue Cutter, while
they are on Hawaii
4
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
William Williamson entertained CO.
terie of their intimate friends inform
ally at dinner.
z Miss Esther White was the hostess
at "a card party last Saturday even
ing. A most pleasant evening was
spent by the guests.
! Lieut.. Hume of the Fifth Cavalry
was In town Monday, and attended
the army hop which was given on
that evening at the Moanal Hotel.
/ 4 4 4
! Mrs. Frederick Klebahn entertain
ed Informally at luncheon Thursday
in honor Of Mrs. Samuel Dunning and
her house guest. Miss Enid Gregg.
Doctor and Mrs. George Herbert
will give a large family dinner party
on Christmas Day. at their attractive
home on Keeaumoku street.
4 4
Inc Deautlful Princess kawanana'
koa will arrive on the Manchuria
Monday to spend the christmas holt
day with her children.
4 4 4
The Wednesday Bridge Club will
meet next week with Mrs Falls. U
s. A., at her apartments at the Alex
ander Young Hotel. 81
;. ~ 4
Mrs Roy Smith. has issued invita-
tions for large bridge party, which
will be given on Friday of next week
..,r.. r 4 - a.a.g
Lieut. and Mrs. Ralph Parker, re
turned to Schofleld barracks on the
transport Logan.
, Colonel Schuyler of the Fifth Cav
: airy. has taken apartments at the
Alexander Young Hotel.
After delightful visit to the main
, land, Lieut.. Waugh of Fort Ruger, re
: turned to his regiment on the Logan
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17
DOINGS of the SMART SET

proving social acquisition to the
smart set Of Honolulu. The Cowles
are connected by marriage with ex.
President and Mrs. Theodore Roose.
welt '-''.s' co.,
Major-General and Mrs. J. Frank
lin Bell passed through op the
transport Logan, Ell route to the
Philippines. where the general will,
take command, in Manila, of the
Philippine Division. General Bell
Las the distinction of being promoted
fiom lieutenant to a general In
eighteen months during the Spanish
American war. Even the generals
enemies are forced to concede that
his promotion was entirely on merit
and was due to exceptional bravery
and ability shown during the war.
4 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Prentiss and
their niece. Miss Stella whitman. az.
ter delightful five weeks visit at
go. A.. 49,, NJ, pron,ts. a. Mic,
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and wavy dark brown hair. Nature
had also uncovered her with an ex.
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nr,,tva,oa ana ,,vo groa, ,,oaonro a.
har ,r,onds ,or sho was orac,on.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Danzig arrived on
the steamer China Monday to spend
the Xmas holidays with Mrs. DAN
gigs mother, Mrs. Center, in this
city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17

Captain Walter C. Cowles, the new
commandment of the naval station an,
his family. arrived on the China. TIL,
captain and his charming wife an,
their attractive Young daughter. arr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17

Mrs. Pratt of San Francisco is re-
gistered at the Alexander Young Ho
tel. Mrs. Pratt is a friend of Mr.. and
Mrs. Danzig, nee Jean Center, and
arrived In Honolulu on the steamer
China.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17

Lieutenant l.. II. watkins, after n
leave of absence which was spent on
the Coast returns to his post at Fort
De Russy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman Price are
spending their honeymoon at the Mo
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17

Mr.. Percy Cleghorn is expecting
his mother the first of the year from
New Zealand. Mrs. Cleghorn will
spend the winter in Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17

Colonel Schuyler of the Fifth Cav.
airy. has taken apartments at the
Alexander Young Hotel. ,.
After delightful visit to the main
land, Lieut.. Waugh of Fort Ruger, re.
turned to his regiment on the Logan.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-03-11

"But when I find my dssk lad.
on every morning with letters snd
kilograms from the office Of this
omnipotent organization, and
find hundreds of individuals, and
influential members in my direc-
ton telling me how they wish me
or this representative 10 vote, |
know that l am no longer Q
Statesman, but merely an agent,
and the only thing for me to do
is to obey the order Of the orga-
nization or to pack my trunks for
q sure and speedy exhit from the
congress Of the United States.
"And as feel and will act, 30
will all of US who live within the
sphere of these banded and de-
finate constituents, who know
what they want and have the
supreme power to enforce their
will, either through me or through
some other man whom they will
send TO take my place.
JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-03-11

II was q New York Sun editor
ial on the remarks of Champ
Clark that referred to the dis
tinguished Missourian ss "Beau.
champ Clark" OF course most
people thought it was a bit Of
pleasantly and didn't think that
"Beauchamp, "or, as the English
would say, ''Beecham," really
was Clsrk's name. And yet such
is the truth, according to one Of
his close friends. It was asserted
that he was christianed "James
Beauchamp Clark" but he de-
cided to drop both the "Jamea"
and the" "Beau"snd become plain
Champ. 1t has been suggested
that, as the Missourisn advances
In his political career, he really
ought to resume those other
names, but the assertion Is made
that he will remain 'Champ''until
the end and will not change the
title, even when he sits in the
presidential ohair.-Arthur Wall
lace Dunn, in 81. Louis Star.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-03-11

Last week Prof. Ssvsngsla put
on . hypnotic stunt ct the
Dreamland Theatre in Cameron.
He engaged several local boys
as subjects and the boys say he
promised TO pay them . stipulat.
cd amount Saturday night for
being ''innuenced" by his won.
derful powers and to do his bid.
ding. From al reports the boys
wera loyal and earnest workers
and furnished plenty Of amuse.
ment for the audiences. After
the performance Saturday night
"Prof." did not pay some Of the
boys for their work, 20 they goi
busy and hunted up assistant
marshal Hunter and put him wise
OF some OF the stunts which they
sllege the "Prof' pulled OF back
of the ourtain-drinking booze
and giving the same to the boys
-who we're under age. officer
Hunter lost no time In locating
the 'sProf" he Of the glib tongue
end wondsrfuI(i) power and told
him mat his powst was nov .
dssd one, that the Law would mol
be heodwinksd BY any such tom.
myrot. The :'Prof" wss srrang'
cd before Justice Groves Sunday
and he put up . cash bond Of s4t
and bis gold watch. The PROF
lost no lime IL getting out 81
Cameron and forfsitine bis l,ond
and rill no doubt never shoE BIZ
|fsss = thst town egsin.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-03-11

Platte City voted to issue $780,
600 in bonds to be added to the
$4,000 originally voted for the
purpose Of building a new public
school, The people realized that
9 $40, 900 building would only
accommodate their present needs
90 to build for the future the town
showed public spirit enough to
raise the ante and build a struc-
ture that would not have to be
added to piecsmeal.
Three Warsaw men went hunt
ing. One shot another in the feet.
The second shot the third mans
dog and q herd Of shoats found
the hunters base of supplies and
ate the food and broks the bottles.
The only cheering feature Of the
hunt was the fact that the fine
dog left for dead on the field later
revived and came home with his
face looking like q loaf Of Sweds
ish whole wheat bread. .
A young man from Kansas
went to Lamar last week and
welded . Barton county girl.
He gave the minister Q silver
dollar and Q bill. Later the
preacher looked at the bill and
was delighted to note that It wss
q twenty dollsF eeFti1csis.
Pretty soon the phone rang, and
tie minister recognized the an-
xious voice at the other end IS
that Of the quondam owner OF
the twenty. 'D-didI / give you
q twenty dollar bill awhile agofu
be asked. The minister said that
hs did. at is ; mistake I intends
ed 10 give you . two," said Tie
young fellow apologetioslIy
oThe way It is II leaves me : lit-
tie short, 80 I'll ask you TO mail
me q draft for fifteen dolIara
down At Springfield. lam nov
down at the depot ready 70 take
the train" The minister prompts
|ly mailed The drsis,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-03-11
Building Up Rup-dewp
Soil.

An average yield Of te.s
bushels Of corn for which The
farmer was receiving practically
no profit for his work wss In.
creased 10 forty-nve bushels.
with . net profit Of s7.6S per
asrs. upon . farm at Lamar, Nc.
by the application Of the most
approved methods of agriculture.
The application Of the aanas
methods ipesssssd the production
Of q field OF wheat from IL BUSH
els 10 26 bushels an scre with q
corresponding net profit Of s7.Ss
where there was practically no
profit before.
The foregoing are the results
obtained by o series Of experts
ments conducted by the Missouri
experiment station upon Q soil
experiment field on the level
prairie of Southwest Missouri,
near Lamar, Missouri. The re-
suits have just been published In
o bulletin issued by the Missouri
Experiment station of the Uni
yersity Of Missouri. It is one Of
q series Of experiments that the
station is making in various parts
Of Missouri. The bulletin is by
M. F. Miller and g. 3. Hutchison
The treatment thst caused the
ordinary soil to more than double
its production of corn included
cowpeas, phosphorus, potassium,
and lime. The same treatment
was used IN doubling tne produc-
ton Of wheat per scrs.
The soil analysis showed that
the soil In this entire section,
comprising ten counties in South
western Missouri was deficient in
nitrogen, phosphates. lime, pot
ssh and humus. They were sup.
piled srtificially and the soil re-
stored to almost its original fer.
tility,
Bulletin No. "a, describing
these experiments In detail, may
be had by writing to F. B. Mum.
ford, Director Of the Missouri
Agricultural Experiment station,
Columbia, Missouri.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-03-11

After several school children
ct Monticello had become III
through drinking water at the
public school, the well was order
cd cleaned. A dead snake was
found In the bottom. Deciding
that the well should be made
deeper the workmsn, when re-
moving the wall, found It oon.
tanned lat live snakes represent
ing every species ever found In
the state. Monticello now has q
well with Q brick wall and - ce.
msnt lining. Wells at school
should be cleaned each year.
Statements of the yarious
banks of Nodaway county pub
lished in the various local papers
ct the close Of business, January
81, 1910 show Q total deposit Of
%, 800, 1888. These statements
tell their own story % 10 the con.
dision Of the "a banking institu-
tions as well es the condition d.
nsncially Of Nodawsy county's
people. The Farmers bank oi
Psrnsll is not included In the
list, % thsy opened up for bust.
ness on Monday, February a.
This new bank makes q bsnkine
houses In the county.
George Glsssoock, charged
with shs murder Of Clyde Hat
field on the border between Raj
and Caldwell counties on the 1871
| Of June last, was convicted ai
Richmond Friday. and his pun
ishmsnt fixed ct Is years In ths
psuitantiary. Tie jury was oui
about two hours. Hatfield VA
| gbot from smbush. He was I
| lsnant on Glsssoock's farm. Tn,
Il - 4
two men had quarraled, sns
Hatfield was getting ready Y
move, For = time i looked lik'
lthsrs vss euine d b ; genera
Ifsad war growing cut ot th,
shooting Of Hatasld.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-03-11

I
O. ) field In Jefferson county.
90 Ne upland loan Of Southeast
Missouri, the Agricultural Ex.
pertinent Station ofths College Of
Agriculture, by profitable treat.
msnt Of the soil added s7.06 an
acrs 10 the nat value Of corn. The
|same treatment added s8.W to
the nss value Of the clover crop
on "a acre. This upland loan is
known as the Hillsboro group Of
coils The soil 10 partly Of lime.
stone and partly Of sandstone
origin, free from gravel and Of q
very fns sandy nature underlaid
by . yellowish clay loan.
Only half Q crop can be grown
II Q soil lacks half an available
supply of one or more Of the fol-
loving elements, nitrogen, phos.
phosous, potassium or lime. The
chemical analysis Of this upland
loan showed Il to be deficient In
both nitrogen and phosphorus
and slightly dsficisntin potassium
and lime.
The College Of Agriculture OF
the University Of Missouri has
just published q bulletin by Prof.
M.F. Miller and G. B. Hutchinson,
describing the methods of profit.
abs treatment for this soil. It 10
called 'Soil Experiments on the
Upland Loan Of Southeast Mis-
souri,"
This bulletin contains tabulated
results Of the experiments, cover
ing In some cases four years work.
In general the results showed the
greatest value from the complete
treatment Of oowpsas, e,phos-
phFous and potassium. The bull
lstin also contains q valuable dis
sussiono of the" Elements Of Plant
Food, "together with gensrafcon.
illusions and recommendations.
The bulletin says that the chief
factor in the production Of o crop
is the humas supply in the coil.
This latter can be kept up by crop
rotation and good systems Of
farming. "The crop rotation to be
recommended for any soil de-.
psnds upon several factors, but
for q live stock system in this
region . good rotation for the
main fields Of q farm Of 100 to 200
acres 10 that Of corn TIVE years,
wheat, clover and timothy."
This bulletin, No. 63, may be
obtained by writing TO
=, B. MuHFoRp,
Director Of the Missouri Agricul.
tursl Experiment Station, Col.
umhia, Missouri.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-03-11
ROUNDABOUT THE STATE.
Oleanedfrom Exchangss--Made by the Shears,
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Origl-
N nal. Some Credited. and Some stolen,
but Nearly All Interesting Reading.

Sssssssssssssssssssssssss'
John Wsddle of Graham has
invented swivel for q desk tele-
phone that bids fair to make him
= fortune,
Clyde viii have a big 81, Pat-
ricks day celebration and has ap-
pointed committees to attend to
the program.
A southern Missouri town has
q man named Grouchanhour.
That's too long. Fifteen minutes
is long enough for q crouch.
W. H. shsptsr Of near Wallace
raised 1s hogsheads Of tobacco
this year. These hogshesds hold
from one thousand 10 fifteen
hundred pounds.
Mrs. ]. G. Cordell Of Quitman
during the year Of 1909 sold $3.50
worth of eggs from $50 hens and
had all the eggs she needed for
her own use besides.
''Its unlawful to sell booze.H
complains a Barton county edit
or. It's unlawful to transport it
or store It. So II you've any
! you'd better drink It."
The Missouri state authorities
have made a report that the loss
10 the state in 1909 from the Mis-
sissippi, Missouri and other rivers
by floods will be s18, ,0O0,00
missouri the Home Of the
Brave" is p song written and
published by a Princeton woman.
This still leaves an opening for
someone to write, missouri the
Gem of the Ocean.
Another instance OF the tre-
mendous uprising in beef is noted
by the Sheridan advance. A COW
attacked q woman there and sew
erely bruised her and her hus-
band came to her rescue.
Y The people Of Kansas City have
made up apurse for Mrs. jackson
the victim of the negroes hanged
et Kansas City, and will send her
on q trip to californis, where II
10 hoped that she will regain her
health.
OFT Davidson, q young farmer
living over in the vicinity Of Fill.
more, undertook to remove some
burrs from 9 mules tail and has
since been in q st. Joseph hose
pital taking treatment for q frac-
iured skull.
The Braymsr Comet thu g
answers > correspondent who
wants to know when to say 'shall'
and when should. "Neyer say
:shall' when you should say
ishould' and never ssy should
yhen you shouldn't.
STE. Gsnsvieve isto hare q
new building on the poor farm.
The building 10 TO b. modexa in
evsry respect. and the county
win not BE- ashsmed Of the man
psr In which Oh 4. Il poor are cared
tor.
The Herald says shst the Eisyti
public square win soon Pc tn
beauty spot Of Psmiscot county
A city hall costing $1,000 his
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