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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-28

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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-28

Dolliver or Iowa.
at Fort Dodge:
aged 50.
Julia Ward Howe.
author of THE
Battle Hymn of
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Aliddletown. r. 1. (:
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Gen. Thomas T.
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of the Federal mil
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the civil war and
later president of
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-28

Fairy tales are made out OF the
dreams OF the poor.-Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
FRiDAYs:-clam chowder, cod fish and cream potatoes at Office Saloon
THINKS SOUTHLAND
 WILL PROVE WINNER
SHERWOOD TELLS OF PRESENT CONDITIONS AND THE FUTURE PROSPECTS OF CAMP

Editor w. A. Sherwood. of the Courtland Arizonian, was in Bisbec Monday for the first time in ten years. He stated that Courtland is at present quiet although there is
 considerable work going on in the mines. The Great Western is shipping out a car of ore per day. and the
 C. and A. properties are shipping two
 cars per day. to Douglas.
 The Great Western company start. ed churn drill on their Mary claim Saturday, and win prospect to a con siderable depth. During the past few days a rich strike of copper ore was made in the cid Humbol.i. mine. Thi: property had not been worked fol tweieve years, and the ore was found in an old stope after a mass Of caveC l material had been removed The old workings were drained about twt l months ago.
 Mir. Sherwood has great faith il Courtland as coming mining camI Of great importance in southern Ari zo1a- He stated that everything points 10 promising future for the town
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
>e Saloon. ~ skl HOSPITAL WAS ACCEPTED BY
 2 ID 1 V01E.
Supervisor Bowen Favored Re- jecting >Structure-Prson- CTS Will Work on County Roads

The board of supervisors held a meeting at Tombstone yesterday at which time the new county hospital at Douglas was accepted by vote of 2 to 1. Supervisor Bowen, of this city, voted against accepting the structure and Scheerer and McCabe voted to accept. Some objection had been raised because the contractors, it was alleged, had not toIlowed the plans and specifications but it was stated that the changes had been made with the consent of the direct ors or their representatives.
 The Machomich Mercantile com pany, of Tombstone, was awarded the contract to furnish the hos pita with beds, carpets, etc. The company bid s3,700. It was decided to insure the building for s15,O0O The insurance will be divided up among the various agencies in the county.
 The board decided to purchase a twostretcher ambulance and two teams the latter for road purposes and will open for bids on Sept. 22.
 An order was issued to the just ices of the peace at Douglas and at Pirtleville instructing them not to send their prisoners to the county jail at Tombstone. but to send them to Douglas to be worked on the county farm and on the roads. The supervisors hope to save a consider able sum of money toward maintain ing the institution by this method.
 Frank B. Meyers. of Tombstone, was appointed immigration commis- sioner to succeed Commissioner
 White. whose term of office has expired. The position carries a monthly salary of $50 and the term | is for one year.
 It was agreed 10 pay the election | officials s5 day for their services !. at the election to be held for consti
 tutional convention candidates next Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
To Build School House.

The board of school directors of District No 45 decided at a meet ing yesterday to erect a chool house in the Palomenas building. The board will issue bonds in the sum of $2,500 to pay for the structure. Bids will be opened Oct. 1 and the bonds will draw seven per cent interest. Eight hundred dollars worth of bonds will become due in five years; $500 in 10 years and s900 in ia years.
 The board contemplated the cree ton of a modern concrete building
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
OUTBREAKS MEET

RICHMOND, Va, Sept Gone of the largest denominational gathering ever entertained in Richmand is the twelfth biennial convention of the United Synod of the Evangelical Lu- tleran church in the South, which as sembled in this city today for a weeks session. The attendance in cludes several hundred delegates and visitors from Tennessee, North Care lima. West Virginia Virginia. North and South Carolina. Georgia. Ala bama Florida. Texas, Mississippi and Louisiana. The presiding officer is Rev. A. G. Weight, of Charleston. $. c. In conjunction with tne synod fhere is also being here meeting Of the Wc1nan's Home and Foreign Ms sionaTy Society. of which Mrs. ". F. Morehead of Salem. Va. is president
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
. . . . . < . . . . . - . ( . PERSONALS

Supervisor John Bowen left yester, day for Tombstone to attend the board meeting.
 Sheriff Jack White and Deputy Ray Swain left yesterday for Tombstone in the sheriff automobile.
 George Buxton, president of the board of trade, went to Tucson yes terday for a short visit.
 Rev. Father Muirer left yesterday for a short visit to Tucson
 o. A Carlson left yesterday for St. Louis
 C. o. Ellis, cashier of the Bank o Douglas, was in Bisbee last evening
 Mrs. Booth and mother arrived las evening from Missouri.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
Took Long Trip.

Took Long Trip.
 w. R. Banks has returned from hls vacation trip. He went from Bisbee to Boston, Mass. from where he wen to Nova Scotia He spent some time there and then made a trip across the continent, stopping at the large cities CT route. Banks visited British Columbia and from there went down the coast to San Francisco and returned to Bisbee by way of Los Angeles. He stated that he had a very enjoyable trip and that he found business very lively on the west coast.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
POOL CHAMPIONSHIP

NEW YORK, Sept 6.-The matcl between Jerome Keough and Tom Huestcn for the worlds pool cham pionship began in local academy to night and will be continued through match is for 250 points. Keough won the championship title from Houston last winter and since then he has defended it successfully against two claimants.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
Laying om Men

Laying Of Men
 Word comes from Cananea that many men are being laid o1I by the Greene Cananea company At first 1t was only the unskilled labor that was being discharged. but lately a number of mechanics have been laid of eleven leaving the camp n one day. The reason given for reduc- ing the forces is that the company is curtailing production and cutting down expenses in proportion.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
MANITOBA FIELD TRIALS

ARNAUD. Man, Sept. 6.-The sn- nual trials of the Manitoba Field Trials club began today. and as there is plenty of game on the club pre- serves near here, good sport is an ticipated. An exceptionally large aum Der of dogs will compete in the Derby stakes, which will be the most i'm portant even of the meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
SOCIAL INSURANCE

THE HAGUE, Sept. 6.-Scheduled among .he pvo:n,1ent speakers ct the International Congress on Social h. surance. whish began 3 three-day sos sion here today. is the Hon. M2ckan- zie King, Minister Of Labor of Can ada. Twenty-two countries have sent delegates to the congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
Gallagher Funeral.

The funeral of John Gallagher will take place from the residence on Jones Hill at 8:30 o'clock this morn ing and at 9 o'clock from the Cath olic church. The pail bearers will be James Mofft. Dan Garity. John Brown, John MacGlong. Micuaei Gar ity and Charles Gilroy.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
Leaves the Hospital.

Alex Erickson who was confined to the hospital since the runaway accident in which one of his legs was broken, was discharged from the C. & A. hospital yesterday and was taken to his home on the Empire State property over the Divide. Dur ing his stay at the hospital it was necessary to amputate the broken leg above the knee. Erickson has so far recovered that he expects to resume charge of the work at the Empire State within few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
MICHIGAN SHOE DEALER.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Sept 6,-The annual convention of the Michigan Retail Shoe Dealers Association was called to order here today by Presi- dent O. D. Allen of Detroit. An elab- crate trade exhibition is being held in connection with the convention which will continue in session two days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
Mrs. Stiles Here

Mrs. Stiles wife or widow of wr- liam Stiles. the outlaw. eas in Bis bee yesterday. Despite the ruInors that her husband, "Bin~ Stiles was not the man killed about two years ago in Nevada. under the name of Larkin- Mrs. Stiles refuses to be- live that he is alive. She lives on a ranch near Hereford.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
1e nich Funeral.

The funeral of the late Luka Ter Anich, who died Saturday night in the Copper Queen hospital. took place yesterday afternoon from the Pythian Castle. The ceremony was very impressive. Fully 200 members of the s. s. sloga and Nemanya lodges participated.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
After Wild Ducks

Charles Olson, NJ. M. King and Jim Henderson returned Monday evening from a duck hunting trip on the San Pedro river below Fair banks. They shot a few duck apiece, but found that while there were plenty of birds they were flying high and wild and were hard to get Plenty of quail were seen and it looks as though the qual hunters would have good sport this year after the season opens.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
NOVELTIES

Central Pharmacy has added their line of drugs by putting in beautiful, assorment of Crepe Paper Lunch sets for picnies socials and tea parties. Also, a line of Dance programs and score cards.
 Allow us to show them
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
ee.z Take Prosperity.

Manager Betz of the Royal Thea tre said yesterday that the theatre business was picking up. He said that there was larger attendance at the Royal Theatre Sunday and Mon day evenings, than they have ever had since reopening the theatre
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
eovernor and peIeoate

Bisbee will be extremely lively Saturday night. as there will be two political meetings going on at the same time The democratic candi- dates for delegates to the corstitu- tional convention will end their campaign here. as will the repub'i-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07

can candidates. Governor Sloan and Delegate Ralph Cameron will address the republican rally and will of course attempt to tell the voters just how they should vote.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
To Enter School.

To Enter School.
 Mrs Henry Hamburg left last even ing for Washington where she is ac- ccmpanying her son Lionel. who is to enter the Georgetown Military Academy
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
~Can be depepded unon- i, ar

Can be depended upon" is an expression We all like to hear. and when 1t is used in connection with Collie, Cholera and Di-
 arrhoea sRemedy 1t means that 1t never falls to cure diarrhoea. dysen- tery or bowel complaints. It is pleas ant to take and equally valuable for children and sduits. Sold by all
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
Sale of Residence.

Sale of Residence. The house owned by A C. and F. A. Watkins on Curve street has been sold through Hogan and Seed to H. M Jacobs.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
Open for Business.

The Shattuck- Arizona general office on O. K. Street is now occupied by the company and all business of an office nature with the company will be transacted there.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
Gone to Coast.

Gone to Coast
 Assistant Superintendent Gerald sherman of the Copper Queen left yesterday for California where he win visit his family for a short time
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
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Naco immigration Officer Here

NaSo '""'Srdtioh OHicer Here
 Dr. Tarbell, inspecting physician at the Naco immigration station. was in Bisbee yesterday accompanied by Mrs Tarbell
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
Douglas Manufacturer.

Douglas Manufacturer.
 ". K. Adamson. who is engaged in the manufacture of cement blocks and pressed stone at Douglas, was lin Bisbee yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
Police Court.

Police Court.
 Two whites and three Mexicans composed yesterdays police court. They were all charged with disturb ing the peace and each was fined s7.50 by Judge High.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07
MINERS HAVE
 17CONTESTS
 YET ID PLAY
Nine Engagements Take Place At Home And Eight Abroad -EfotS To Be Continued To Strengthen Club
Saturday and Sunday Games Bisbee at Cananea. Fl Pase at Doug.as. Morenci at Clifton.

The Cactus league has a little less than two months to run, and the Min
 CTS have 17 scheduled bookings to fill. not including postponed events
 Nine of the attractions will take place on the local lot, while eight will be abroad. The locals have a trio of dates with Clifton on the Warren grounds in the third week of this month. We have a pair with Douglas. a like number with Morenci and two with Clifton. Abroad we have two at Cananea, brace at Clifton, a couple at Douglas and two at No
 renci. In other words all teams in the cifenit except Fl Paso will play the locals here, and will be played by the locals on the visitors grounds
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07

The local team is after Clyde Wool en. whs finished the season in the Kansas State League woolen is an infielder, but who he is slated to sue ceed is not known. Doubtlessly he will be placed at short if he is signed and on condition that Rhinehart does not make good.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07

.a itsf rc if with us is qual- ity,, purity e,4 v s'Iness- We cater for those who insist ol high stand ard of living. The best fed are the heaithiest and bappiest-- notably so when the element of extra ex' pense is entirely eliminated This important feature has always been a cardinal pr-nciple with us- Our custonsrs live better for less money than those who buy elsewhere.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07

at the Office Saloon
 .Orop in and get a bowl of soup
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07

It is currently reported that Cap tain Harry Graham contemplates the addition of two more new men, one fnfielder and en outfielderD hatD. is doing all in hik power to give Bisbee a first class team md expects to make a garrison finish. "Or' Mills, the outfiefder whom the locals were af- Ser, has signed with Douglas lie secured trio of bingles safeties against El Paso Saturday. including a double
 T. Fl. Schneidau. the guiding light of the world of sport on the the F., Paso Times, the alleged official or gan Of the race track gamblers, ac- cording to that mean contemporary the Herald, rises to remark that he has plueked an aggregation of Cactus stars that could make Casino chorus look like Hollo'een confectionery junk Listen to the drippings:
 Catchers-LeBrand, Douglas leap. tain) and Merritt, Clifton.
 PitcheIs-Anderson Fl Paso Kane, Douglas. and Klepfer. Clifton.
 First Baseban-Guynup. Douglas
 Second Baseman-Smith, iDouglas
 Third Baseman-Hewitt, Fl Paso.
 Shortstop.-Flick, Fl Paso.
 Left F1eId-Goodman Cananea.
 CenteTneld-Ketchum, Fl Paso.
 Right Field-Harper. Douglas.
 Utility|Stalley Gray, Fl Paso.
 Bisbee may not have team Of phenoms. but we got our hooks on one of the best left gardners who ever saw action in the Cactus. He Is none other than 'Ducky' Gowan, and wed like to see the stiff that has got any thing on 'Ducky."
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07

Scalp treatments 40 Oak St.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07

Rev. Father Muirer left yesterday for a short visit to Tucson
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-09-29
FieldS--Winegardner.

A quiet wedding occurred Tnes
day, Septem Der Goth, at the Hus.
tontown M. E. parsonage, when
Grover G. Fields and Miss Goldie
Winegardner, both of Clear
Ridge, were united by Rev. Luth
er W. McGarvey IN the bonds of
holy matrimony.
The young people are we'll
known and highly esteemed In
their community, and their
friends, discovering their secret,
gathered enmasse and rendered
them a rousing serenade.
The bride Will remain at her
fathers home until fall, and the
groom has returned to Hunting
don, where he is employed by
Joseph Hall, contractor, IN the
erection OF a large hospital.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-09-29
PUBLIC ORCHARD MEETING.
Result Of The Years Work to be Stud
led in The State Model Orchards.

There will be public meeting
in the orchard of j. B. Runysn,
at McConnellsburg, on Friday,
September 30, 1910, for the pur-
pose of showing the benefits re-
sulting from improved methods
IN use In the Model Orchards
conducted under the co-opera-
tlon of the Division OF Zoology of
the State Department of agricul.
ture.
This is one of a series of Fall
Meetings held throughout the
State at tins season. At these
meetings treated trees will be
compared witch those not treated,
and sprayed fruit shown beside
unsprayed grown under the same
other conditions.
Lectures will be delivered by
experts from the Department,
and an opportunity given for
asking questions. Determine
tions of specimens will be made,
and growers are invited to bring
twigs OF diseased or infested
trees for Identification.
The Model Orchard Movement
was inaugurated several years
ago by Prof. II. A. Surface, Eco
nomic Zoologlst, for the purpose
of famlliarizlng the farmer and
fruit grower with the best prac
tical measures available for the
control of destructive pests, and
in order to show how we'll these
operations have succeeded meet
lngs are held in the orchards
where both fruits and trees can
be examined by all who attend.
The session beng at one o'clock
p. m. The States representatives
will be present rain or shine.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-09-29
Open TO Settlers.

Lands reaching the grand to-.
tai of 1,737, 900 acres IN California
and Nevada will be opened to
settlement on November 81, and
to entry one month later. EN-
braced IN the tract are 205, 900
acres in the Sacramento and In.
dependence land districts in Cali.
fornia, and 1, 1,532,O0O acres IN the
Carson City land districts IN Cal
ifornia.
Approximately 679, 555 acres of
land in Arizona and New Mexico,
eliminated from the national for
ests, have been opened to settle.
ment under the homestead laws.
The lands will become subject to
settlement November %, but not
to entry until December 21. The
list follows. From the Coconlno
national forest, Arizona, about
283,444 acres, lying along the
eastern and northern borders of
the forest IN Coconino County;
about 338, ,913 acres eliminated
from the Coronado national forest
Arizona, lying IN Pinal, Pima and
Cochise counties Arisona and
about 81, ,057 acres in Grant Coun
ty, New Mexico, and approximate
ly 6,240 acres in Cochlse County,
Arizona, eliminated from the
Chlrlcahua rational forest.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-09-29
BUR Vt CABINS.

Warren WEIGH, who went to
Plttsburg to seek employment,
has returned home.
James Raker, near Fort Little.
ton, was pleasant caller at Har.
vey B. Hertzler's, Saturday even
ing.
Preston Wilson, of Fort Little
ton, called at Lemuel Cline's, Sat
urday evening,
T. j. Comerer and wife, of Nc
Connellsburg, were visiting the
formers mother and sister al
this place, last week.
Presiding elder Rev. Mosser,
OF the Junlata district, delivered
very fine sermon IN the M. e.
church, last Sunday. There was
quite large attendance.
Lemuel Cline and wife and Sa.
rah Comerer visited Mrs. James
and family, near Shade Gap, last
Sunday.
John Grouse and family, of
Knobsville, visited Roy McGehee
and family, last Sunday.
Roy North, who has had
typhoid fever, is out again.
John Baldwin VISITED his father
Elijah Baldwin, at Fort Llttleton,
on Sunday.
H. B. Hertzler will be prepared
to haul passengers along the line
from Burnt Cabins to the County
Seat, on Court week. Give him
a trial.
M. M. Carothers, of Orbisonia,
was register ed at the Mansion
House Sunday.
A. B. Snyder and j. Nj. Ewing,
OF Orblsonla, were registered at
the Mansion House last Sunday.
Ruth McGehee and Cora Dorau
visited Anna Buckley at Fort Lit
tleton, Sunday.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-09-29
FROM EASTERN SHORE.
A Very Readable Letter From Mrs.
Thomas K. Starr.

AS my other half Il won't say
better half Is about to send you
portion of the contents of the
First National" maybe you
would not mind a little news too.
We are having a couple weeks
of dry weather now. We have
bad more seasonable weather
since spring really began, than
we had had for two years before.
The corn is a fairly good crop,
and most of 1t is cut now. The
tomato crop was very uneven;
the vines were mostly good, but
the turnout was anywhere from
two to twelve tons to the acre.
Hay was a good crop, except
cowpeas. There was not enough
RAIN tor them. Everything else
is good sale now, but potatoes,
which only bring sixty cents a
bushel.
jessie and Jennie Wink have
come home, reporting a splendid
visitand good time with their
friends on Pleasant Ridge. Mrs.
Charles Mellott and Miss Mary
Deshong accompanied tn e m
home.
The Kent and Queen Anne coun
ty fair was success. The gran
gers exhibit of both counties was
a sight worth seeing. | was
lucky enough to take sixteen dol.
lars and twenty-five cents in prem
iums on canned goods and four
dollars on fancy work, and Mr..
Starr got two dollars on a basket
of pears. The rain on Thursday
spoiled the racing, but the other
days were good. Mr.. Wink took
mum ber of premiums too.
Bond Chapel at Pomona held
its annual supper, September IA
and Is, and had the largest turn
out it ever had. Quite a large
sum was realized for the Church.
Fruit has been very plentiful.
There will be hundreds of thous.
ands of baskets of Keifer pears
IN Kent county. The peach crop
was large but very defective.
The oystermen are not dong
much yet on account of the low
price. Some report getting only
thirty-five cents a bushel: and
they will not catch them for that.
MRS. T. r. STARR.