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Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-21

Some of the large clothing manu lecturers in this city, who depend for their working force in the tail. bring shops largely upon girls from the Polish and Rurrfan-Jewish dis trScts of the lower East side, were confronted with an unexpected pre- dicament recently, after they had inodernized their esta tablishments by installing electric light, heat and motive power Formerly the irons for pressing the finished garments were heated on stoves. but a great deal of time was lost by that an tiauated method and the manufact urers introduced irons heated by electricity For some uEaccOuntable reason the girls were afraid oi the electric irons and rather sacri feed their positions than to handle the mysterious instruments tha would become hot without having been placed on stove. It re 0uired considerable coaxing and per suasion to convince the girls tha the electric irons are quite harm less. if handled properly, and d. their work much better and quicker than the old-fashioned. stove-heate' fiatirons
 Once more a nase has come to pub lie notice. in which two half-growl bOys became amateur highway To bers after they han witnessed moving picture show. depicting tn methods of modern highwaymen. Tl two youthful would-be robbers al faeEed two smaller boys, but wer scared away before they had tim ts rob them of their pennies. On of the little victims. who had bee roughly handled by the 'highwal mea," became so frightened, thi
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-21
FLYINo MEET.

TAMPA, Fla, Feb. 1S.-Several of the prominent aviators who have been filling engagements this winter in the ssuth and in Cuba have ar rived in Tampa to take part in the big aviation meet which is scheduled to begin tomorrow. The meet will extend over four days and will form feature of the great census ceIe- oration and carnival that has heen Tn progress here for a week.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-21
pREssVTERIANs TO MEET

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1S.-About zUVU delegates. representing practically every Presbyterian church in the United States. will attend the fourth annual convention of the Presbyter- ian Brotherhood of America, which will meet in this city next week They will represent the four branch es of the Presbyterian Church e. the United States of America, the Presbyterian Church of the United States. the United Presbyterian Church and the Reform Presby- terian Church. The total member ship Of the organization is 4S.o00 representatives and S70 affiliated or. Ranizations.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-21
MAsoNs cELEaRArE.

WASHINGTON, D. e. Feb 1S- Il will be one hundred years tomor. LOW since the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Massons of the Dis. irict of CoIumbia received it's char ter. The anniversary is regarded as Of such importance that the fratern- ity will observe 1t with a three-day celebration, which was ushered in today with the arrival and recep ton of numerous high officials oi he order invited from all parts of the country to participate in the ob servance. The chief featureS oi the celebration will be the formal eTsrcIses in the Belasco Theatei tomorrow afternoon and a grand banquet Monday night at the New Willard Hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-21

When the first subway line in New York was opened to traffic in 1904, there was many persons 1ho, realizing the enormous cost of the tunnels. seriously doubted that the traffic would ever pay a fair return upon the invested capital. The figures published after tho sub way had been in operation for one year dispelled all misgivings as to the proftableness of the system; but even that favorable showing was not believed to indicate that there would be any appreciable increase for many years. Yet after three years of operation the ticket sales eR one single section, between NiHety-sixth street and South Ferry, were greater than on the entire system during the first year of op- eration. During the year 19i0 the ticket sales for the entire system aggregated 27o.321, ,490. against 1I6 2as.313 in 1905. This shows that the traffic has more than doubled during the last five years. The greatest increase was recorded on the Broadway branch above Nine fy-sixth street. which increased from s.l12.575 in 1905 to 32.752, ,66s in 1910.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-21
BISHOP es YEARS OLD

GALVESTON, Tex. Feb. 1S.-Rt Rev. Nicholas A Gallagher, bishor of the Roman Catholic diocese ol Galveston, will celebrate his sixty fifth birth birthday anniversary to morrcw. He was born in Ohio, re ceived his education in Cincinnati and spent the whole of his early career in the cf lrch in his native state Hhe came to Galveston as administrator of the diocese II 1882 and succeeded to tho bishopri, ten years later
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-21
ARMY WEDDING

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-The pres ence of numerous army officers in full dress uniform gave a brilliant setting tc the wedding in the Church of the Heavenly Rest, today, when Miss Nancy Evelyn Harris, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William Hamilton Harris was married to Lieutenant Johr R Mcdowell. U s. A., Lieu tenant Mcdowell belongs to the Fifth Infantry, now stationed a! Plattsburg, N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-21
SOUTHEASTERN SCHEDULE

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Feb. 1S.- Club owners and manager of the reorganized Southeastern Baseball league met in this city today to adopt a schedule and complete oth- CT arrangements for the organiza- tion's second season. The circuit has been expanded to eigats clubs, An niston and Bristol having been add. ed to last years circuit which com prised Knoxville, Johnson City, Ash vile. Rome and Gadsden. It has been decided to start the coming season May 22 and end September g. the schedule providing for i02 games.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-21
AuroMoalIE sHow

NEWARK. N. J., Feb. 1s.-Fob 1S.-With a much greater number and variety of exhibits than in previous years, Negark's fourth an
 nuai automobile show opens today and will continue through the com. in6 week. The show this year is held in the First Regiment Armory where 50,000 feet Of floor slace are hlled with attractive exhibits Show
 ing from the smallest automobile part and accessory to the luxurious touring car in it's finished condition
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-21

OTTAWA, Ont. Feb. Is.--A large and fashionable assembly filed Christ Church Cathedral this after noon at the wedding Of Miss Faith Wade, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Winnipeg. and Mir. W. F. c. Devlin, son of Mir. and Mrs. R. J. Devlin
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-21

NEW YORK. Feb. IS.-Ascension Memorial Episcopal church. a neat, somewhat old-fashioned brick struc- rure in West Forty-Second street, between Seventh and Eight avenues. wSS the scene of a rather unusual celebration the other day, the for ty -6rst anniversary of the Rev Johns Lloys Steen's appointment as rector of that church When Rev Steen took charge Of the church forty-one years ago, the surroundings were of a suburban character There were en cottages and a series of dump ing grounds in the direction toward the Hudson. At that time the con gregation consisted mostly of farm CTS and suburbanites. Things have changed greatly since then. Now the church is almost hidden by the large buildings on all sides of it and its parish house, which stands about fifty feet from the building iiHe in the rear of the lot, is quite lost to the hurried view. Theaters and restaurants are all around the church and on the opposite side Of the street a large hall is now building The congregation has also undergone a wonderful change. It consists now mostly of chorus girls and other theatrical folk and the Sunday school, although. it is still continued, has decreased in mem bership to a mere handful of child ren. some of whom are the sens or daughters of members Of the con gregation, who now live at a con siderable distance from the old church.
 During the recent Chapman-Alex snder Evangelistic campaign in Brooklyn noon revivals were held at the Opera House. One cay the early arrivals at the theatre were surprised to find the stage occupied br tallc. dancer rehearsins aB oriental dance. During the morning hours the stage vas always used for Tehearsals. but as rule care was taken 70 stop the rehearsals s3me timo before the time set for lhe revival On this occasion, how ever, the rehearsals was continued g little too long It is an interest iHE fact that on the following day by a strange coincidence a large number of he revivalists arrived at the Opera House more than half an hour ahead of the time set for rhe meets.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-21

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVES signature is on each box. 25c. 103
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
AUDRAIN SOIL SURVEY
Being a Part OF the Contents of a State
Bulletin Soon to be Issued on the
Properties and Kinds of Soil in County
Number 2.

farmers naSt iEpr0re fher Uss2
.neEAaSs q f2rnisg Nev uasetaZy
'tau are Il rezzzA pro<pau&
Whe1 4 Aor rate o iztsreA hased
% The Falae q ns k1a and taxes
'1zazas 70 eroz ssz 10 SS@ PI
zsrG Il MA cxz zfsora 70 rrodDe
a sscr erup Ct 10 let lzad BE Es to
ms. uR- He c<zzo< AFFORD to gros
ieosa ye4 zf1r ysar. bu HAS, zaoRt
> rzruzsi sysez q roszsios wAkA
viz Eve the kest eto1& posaeie 2na
A. III SAFE tine kcsP tAe sol n :
sigs STATE q feEtliH TO 60 tAAs
sore leEz.ne cFon saeA As clover,
csFpess o. alfalfa Duz have .
irzoe = the rotataz Nearly AZ
soas "a the ooussy are dellcseat IN
Estrasea and these crors are ahie
ta-tzss he hsSsriA uhks t0u
,sAk sassAss oa fheir rCoss. 70 CO.
2aez ht< nitrosea tron the air ara
tAas Eise i N 70 he sol for TIA Is
Ct cher ersrs Nhkh foliOz. RO'
tkss re7son q sood crop Is ssusily q
tzned On clover SOD The naTss
izn5 ktans o. ieszmino1s plants. hos
svsr, ellt1ia The greater part o
fAe nitaossn whkeA Is oollevsed ans
kg FlewlLg ua6er tbs entire orcl
Nhsa greeA EreafeF benefhs ar
derived than fron psoSing under ths
stabhse Ascpe This nethed Of pov
izS uader, When green. an entire en-
q Clever CT ccWpeas Is enc Of IN
~srpess ana quickest methods Ct resto
ia ran down soils to . high stat
] a p~ruductfvEy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

THE Joplin News-Herald says;
cdr. c. D. Woodson Of Agency, Mo,
a small town in the northwest part
OF the state, has sold his apple
crop for 100000, Sounds as If the
apple crop were Shot 10 pieces"
doesn't It? The Woodson incident Is
another illustration OF what science
can do under favorable circumstance
There are thousands Of acres of APP
pies IN the fruit belt Of Missouri
and Arkansas that will be scarcely
worth the picking. Agency Is not In
the recognized fruit belt, but Doc
tor Woodson ~basapples that sell in
advance Of ahe picking for a snug
fortune. Right here in Jasper coun-
ty may be found parallel examples.
Out on Turkey Creek cast Of Joplin
Il a farmer who set out his crops
under the directions Of a University
OF Missouri expert. The crops were
tended according to directions. The
farmer has prospered while his neigh
bors have met with the usual expert
enee q a drought. 1t takes more
than a team of mules and a "hared
to run a farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
record for a year.

record for a year.
The animal is a thoroughbred Hol,
stein, six years old and weighs about
1900 pounds. She is one of the best
COWS of her kind he has ever seen.
He named her Mexico Daisy, so If
she did make a record, this city
would share in the honor Mexico
Daisy has been in training for some
time and in about six weeks she
viii be given a seven-day test to
qualify her. II she makes a good
showing in that time she win be
placed in a yearly test for the
worlds record.
Missouri Chief Josephine was
not half as promising an animal
when We started the test, as Mexico
Daisy" said Mr.. Van Note. 1.-THE fac
ulty in the State Agricultural Col
lege, al Columbia. several Of whom
talked TO me about Mexico Daisy,
expressed regret that l intended to
go after Josephine's record. How
ever, if this animal starts right |
believe we can make a worlds rec
ord with her.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
NOTICE.

Notice Ia hereby given that Let'
ters documentary upon the estate Of
". l. Keoton, OF Audrain coun-
ty. Missouri. deceased, have been
granted the undersigned. N. A. Kee-
ton BY the Probate Court Of said
county Of Audrain bearing date. the
18th day Of October. 1911.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance wAhin six
months after date Of said Letters
or they may be precluded from any
beneft Of such estate and II sleh
claims be not exhibited within one
Year, from the time OF the publioa-
ton Of this notice, they will be for
ever barred. 33-4t
Margie Ann Keeton,
EXecutrlx.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

TIE Callawsy county people are
sosng 10 baye 4 rock roac clear
across tie toi MY. The following al
patch to the iaetropo tan papers
fron Fuiieh vii be Of interest to
all gho favor permanent good roads:
severs hundred people attended II
mass meeting held at Millersburg
hast night In he interest Of good
rOaes 4 delegation Of good roads
boosters we're present from Fulton.
Several frum Dere delivered address
e. NlIlersburg and Earl via vote
next Tuesday CT the proposition Of
forming a special s-mie district The
gathering vas an enthusiastic one.
There is every reaeon TO believe that
a zig vote wiz be cast IN favor of
forming the district. The formation
Of the district viii 6nsure the build
ing Of the last link Of a rock road
across Galloway County as part Of
the state road and several miles OF
additional rock road IN the dis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

THERE are more than six hundred
newspapers in Missouri and it Is be
lieyed that every one Of them has
@swped" the following story, after
giving il a local application: A nes
school teacher in the vicinity Of -
started Der term In rather an mus
ual way. The second day Of school
she received this note: Dear Mum
Please excuse Johnny today as he
will not be at school He Is acting
as timekeeper for his pa. Last night
you gave him this; If a field is
four miles square. how long viii ii
take a man walking three miles an
hour TO walk two and a hah times
around it?' Johnny amt no man, 6
We had TO send pa TO make the
walk. They left late this morning al
they ought TO be back tonight.
though it would be hard going. Dear
Mum please make the next one abou
ladies SO | can get away. Pa can't
afford to lose the days work"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02


When pubElc endorsement Is made
o. q Representative ea1ren Of Mex
80 ths proOf Is positive You mus
bess4e Il Read this testimony EY-
cry backache sufferer. every man.
Wouan o. chisd xiiA any kidney
Houbk viz aBs profit in The read
ing.
Edward TsIsman. Planters Hotel,
Nsxno No. says. off and on fol-
several geaz. { suffered from disord
sred kidneys. Some mornings ms
nck was % painful that ! eouk
lot * out q bed alone and u wa.
llrost impossible for me- to stoop.
a5d aot sleep well. became tired cas-
ny and was languid and nervous
Headaches and dizzy spells Eer'
common and MY sight was affected
me kidney s~ecretions contained seii
tent and passed so frequently tina
| WIS obliged 10 get up three or lou
lines atnieht. One attack was 81
zHerc that / could not leave tn
Bouse Tor a week apd / had 70 g
aboa, ia a siteped position Finally
SEan using Doan's Kidney Pins ans
~ she time ! had taken han th'
contents Of the box. / was in mucl
oetter shape. oonhnued usini
ms remedy and Il made a permanei
cure"
For sale By all dealers. Price 5
cents. Foster-Miiburn.. Co. Me-
York. sole agents for the United sta
Go.
Remember the name-Doanis an
take 40 other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
COLL. W. L NJ Auctioneer
Fulton, Mo.

The Mems Bible Class OF the FlrE
Baptist Church met Sunday morning
and organized by electing J. W.
Woodbridge, President; F. NJ. Rags
dale was elected Vice President;
IT. L. Marshall, Secretary; J. z. Ays-
cue, Assistant Secretary; II. y. Hag'
gard, Treasurer.
John w. Million, president OF iias
din College, will be teacher OF uhe
class. There are about 81 mem
|bers enrolled. Professor Million
Tom Marshall and ]. w. Wooldridgs
we're named members of a COMMITTEES
70 select a suitable text book.
The line Of study for the comint
year will probably be the books o
the Old Testament. 1t is the inten
ltion of the class to take each bool
as IT comes and study them thor
oughly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

go ~ - ou~A the chance 70 Secure a good hn% i.
~ Is offered At ne s~aoa sale love- eNN frtE M 4fIE f3Ht III
a. ea H~A F@Oa Missouri at '0%N
MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1911

-. s~au.p and Pauand on The Missouri hA@4
These nsA s 0~ :. - % he river from o@mds On the Missouri inS - ~. rr
4eN N namkb bottom ta No 1 comprising -" .Mu
q The Onne = "@ va ,-n,.u collar ETC. and viii be Eh in nAl Ta y" :" =
ee Hs %~4 - a. hx .uunrm s@ from 40 to 40 acres lou *
- - "a Mpsw dk and abundant water supply can a." - - nme bot
wneNd@ %mS Amah xIoapu creek An egeAga advantageous '&e
""HN - - rat sme 1874 only @e overflow has zen HTme@ - ana
nm hs = "~ - re-. laA grow whoa neuhg from % I" 20 u%h F@
hat @ a~ - -, The are; anR brings the owner cop rent Ts@H~s -
per acre each year - laa ma wooded mtops not
-, -. attn puy unsrdh land but boil the eA~d an" ""1
The P" atuA. ap o. Il adjoining and bdga art Of tracts OF "h "u"" 80
in tn %M" are - 49, arm in every way No better chance vas @ro % " ~"
- a. Nile at your own valuation Of Its worth ht4t1b
-. .A nv the executors d me estate Of neh ate M%mH u"" :" 49,.
Is % nr cent te paid day d@e and balance dpnehSe
wa s~~ n a furnished tn each lot sold and 1911 taxes VIII % p"
nuu.m Dusuneu can notify either executor and i'll be %at PORTLAND
over lM before the sale
cnns, showing pm Of and md wing complete description "AOn Hpn""A
L. L. WATERS, Steedman, No.
W. L. GIBSON, Portland, Mo,
Executors
COLL VI. HOLMAN, Aueioneer.
Fulton, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration on the estate OF
r. H. Edmonds. deceased, was
granted to the undersigned Oct. Is.
1911, by the Probate Court OF Aud
rain County. Missouri. All persons
having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit the same to the
undersigned for allowance within
six months from the date OF said let
tiers or they maybe precluded from
any benefit Of said estate. and II
such claims be not exhibited with
In one year from date Of this publ
cation they will be forever barred.
Geo. Robertson,
l2.4t Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

IT & The irony OF Fate to be an
unknown hero, but thai practical jok-
q. with her ever ~eapricious feminine
nature, sometimes touches the very
spogee 81 ~ironicsl humor by keeping
the fact seeTet from even the hero
hims4M Col steFe o'Grady. editor
OF the Missouri Notes section OF
the Kansas City Times, is the latest
victim Of this fabled Practical joker.
lie recently sawed the life OF the
Senior Editor Of the Ledger. for
ahich We extend thanks. The Senior
Editor was on a railroad train and
bad stopped 10 pick up a copy Of
the Times from the floor TO read
the Missouri Notes) when large
timber fen through che window be-
side his Deat. Had he been sitting up
right Il would haze struck him up
on the bead. Let us extend the
laurel wreath, Steve.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

THE reception and barbecue given
ct Fulton Friday evening for the del
egataon en- route fnon St. Louis e
Columbia 10 dedicate tie Contra
cross1State Highway was q most en-.
5oyable function. The people Of Fui
ton always have been noted fol
their hospitality and are now gam
ing splendid regulations for push an
enterprise. The voting Of the 500,
90 bOnd issue for good roads and
she arrangement being made t
bald permanent good roads acros
Galloway county has brought Fulton
to The front in the right kind OF way
The people 81 Fulton and Galloway
are enthusiastic in their work Il
secure practical results along THU
line, and have gust talking and are
nov paying out their money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
JOHN l. COGsWtll DIES
At HOME 0FiDLUGHTER
N cEHTRAuA SATURDAY

Ansr an Mness q tour Eozshs
goAn T. CoszNA an cd Sn3 AAeAS
rsg~ried cai1oa q us oounU. cHd
AZ tie hone q kis sAgeAsG, Nh
.. c. DsHiea Ct oenrslia. STAR
cay snGaooa. OF. IS. Il ; e'elcek.
He vas = yeArS : noatAs ard =
days Oh
Tba fuuersi vE he'd a Tsc1R
|Aa Szaaay after1ool. he Rev.
lHaizar q CeasTziiA co0a00iag sne
srhoeS rss faaersl Eas Rscer
'the suspsces q shs Masous q skiA
iluass me deceasod Ezs a provinces
1ausner. TIE bosy mas iH,srred a
ThompsoA Many fron this cry
.sisa8ed TIE funeral
IAe aooe3sed wus bora in h'na'
sylsausas Aprl ?. lSxs. while an IN
taus be o~rzsgrasei via his Fsreuts e
Ksazucky. AZ ne ase q q be
Iesnue to Missouri and looased In The
naxhborhoud q Thompson.
Ca sept -. 1855. b. vas married
TO Mss Kate A. WRIGHT, OF tbs
co@aky. whO with three ehIanoa sur
uveThs ehAarsn are Mrs T. {
Danss. q Csnlraia; Ms W. Z
MeDonald, Andrain. and T. W. cogs
well a sszse-. ArOgber daughter
Mrs Mar b Haley, died AZ the ae'
q - yeags.
Mrs. Haley len two boys 10 b
reAred b. their grandfather One @
these boys. John Haley, survived
Sevea other children survive also
Nj. CoesEeR uniied VAh the LID
orty Christian Church 80 years ago
His Ne was an c~xeuplary one. III
STOOD for that which 5 highest am
nchlest in character. He not onl!
} professed faith bz1t he lived a nobi'
Christian life
His health he'd been falling 10
more than two years On June 2
1911, be sustained 3 severe in
Ijmy. shea be was kicked by
horse. which seems 70 have haStene'
; hiss decline in health.
The Ledger joins other friends II
= tending sincere Sympathy to the b
, reayed ones.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02
ExEcUTRIx,s NOTICE.

Letters testamentary on the es.
tate Of Hardy Doolin, deceased.
were granted TO the undersigned on
the 18th day OF Oct. 1911,by the pro-
bate court Of Audrain County.
All persons having claims against
said estate r requested to exhibit
them to me for allowance within six
months after the date Of said Letters
or they may be preelHded from any
benefit Of such estate and II such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date of said letters.
they will be forever barred.
SUSAN D0oLIN,
Sat Executrix
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

IT does seem 20 the Ledger as
though the bond Aaeue for perma
IneuA good roads IN tho 2iexNo Eight
Mic daarlct should have the oordsal
and hearty support Of al friends Of
Mexico. You cannok make perma
nezR good roads withosA money. and
We should all not only be willing,
but anxious 20 pay cur part toward
permanent improvements Of ths
character. The bond Issue Is being
adopted wherever submitted through
out The state. and unless Mexico
ges busy and falls IN line We vii
be left in the mad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-11-02

WE ses q suggezson IN the metro
po1itan papers that the Democrats
and szssuEgeE4 Re7uhhcaas fuse
The Demoerats IN The past have
done more or less 'fusng With "a
Esous kinds Of insurgents wiki more
OF less disastrous results. II the
bzsurgent Republicans approve a the
principles Of the Democratic party.
and We hope they do, they shculd
cone in and become Democrats. The
Democratic party is tig enough end
broad enough for all who favor the
government Of the people BY the PEG
PIE. LIZ the tssurgent Republican,
ehow that they mean what they say
b. coming into the Democrat fold.