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Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
ovgRFeo AT rss

Thomas Parr died in his l53rd year and his post mortem WIS made by the great Dr. Harvey, the discoy. erer Of the circulation" Harvey found every organ in perfect condi- tion in this amazing. never say-die old man. and made some pretty strong statements. Harvey thought his death came from oyereaung. The king hearing Of this strange man. invited him to London in his l52nd year. but the rich food Of the royal household did not agree with ParT, and only nine months of palace food killed him. Dr. Harvey said the body was in such good condition in a man of 153 that the cartridges of the chest bones were not yet ossified. The cartridges were soft and flexible. The forearms were covered with black hair and the organs apparently hellthy."
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
PHOENIX GIRL
 DIES A SUICIDE
OeSpondent Over an UnfOr- tunate Love
 Affair

Because of unrequited love. Gmce Marsh, nineteen years old, ended her life by shooting herself with 8 revolver at her home, 374 North Fourth Avenue. last evening. Three shots were fired two Of which in. Hicted comparatively trival wounds. With dauntless determination, the young woman cooked the revolver and fired a third shot which passed through her heeEt, says the Arizona Democrat
 Two Teters, one to her mother. Mrs. L. C. Marsh. and the other to Miss Ada Lee Rebstock, friend who lived in the house, clear up all mystery surrounding Grace Marsh s motive for suicide. In the letter to could not help it if he did not love me as much its I loved him"
 This statement was prefaced by pleas for forgiveness and assurances to her mother that what she was about to do wss all for the best. The Respondent girl declared herself unworthy of her mothers loving kindness. and wrote that "only God can know how l feel"
 To Miss Rebstoek the girl wrote more briefly, expressing a deep wish that the friend she was leaving might know the happiness she so longed for.
 Three other letters were written by Grace Marsh yesterday. Two were mailed and three were found on her writing desk after the trag- edy. Only those to Mrs. Marsh and Miss Rebstoek were opened. The other was to Miss Clara Brinkworth, Box. lS5, Prescott. IL will be stamped and mailed.
 Two weeks ago Grace Mash told her sister-inlaw, Mrs. George Marsh, that if she could not have Roy, she would never marry anyone. Her despendenC condition alarmed her relatives and friends, but it was thought thft she would recover her usual good spirits. Both her sister and mother, however, were moro than usually alarmed last night. When Mrs. George Marsh bade her good niglt, the young woman said:
 Wont you kiss me, dear?'
 Mrs. Marsh kissed her. told her to cheer up,' and retired.
 Ie was between 10:95 and II o'coIck last night when Mrs. George Marsh, sister-in-law of the dead girl heard three shots ring out in quick succession. Rushing into the dining room. she saw Grace lying face downward on the floor. From her throat came a low moan, or gurgle. The body quivered horribly and Icy still.
 Some eight years ago the father Of the girl was killed in a railroad accident About two years ago an elder sister committed suicide by poison and a brother attempted to take his own life.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
A HARMLESS WAY ID
 DARKEA THE HAIR
4 Little Sage and Sulphur Makes Gray Hair Vanish-A Remedy for All Hair Troubles

Who does not know the value Of sage and sulphur for keeping the hair dark. soft, glossy and in good condition? As a matter of fact, sul- phur is a natural element Of hair, and a deficiency of it in the hair is held by many specialists to be connected with loss of color and vitality of the hair. Unquestionably. there is no better remedy for hair and scalp trou- hles. especially premature grayness, than sage and sulphur, if properly prepared. The Wyeth Chemical com pany of New York, put up an ideal remedy of this kind. called Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. and authorize druggists to sell 1t under guarantee that the money will be re- funded if it Tails to do exactly as rep resented.
 II you have dandruff. or if your hair is thin or turning gray. get a bottle of this remedy from your drug gist today. and see what 1t win Co for you.
 This preparation Is offered 10 the public at fifty cents a bottle. and K recommended and sold by all drus- eists 3sS.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
POST BOOSTERS ARE
 GAINING RECRUITS
d ]. Cunningham Adds His Voice 10 Those Who Want
 Army Station

Add one more to the ardent advo. cates -of a regimental post Tor Bis. hoe and that one is d man who will work hard for the project for he is one or those always ready to boost fot the district. This is M j. Gun. ningham Who mas just returned from Inc coast where he was a witness for the government in the prosecution ol "A case arising from the theft of reg isteTed packages of money which were being transmitted through the mails to Bisbee two years ago. con signed tO the Bank or Bisbee. He eX- presses himself as delighted 10 hear that there is such an excellent chance Of Bisbee securing the pro- posed post
 At the Bank Of Bisbee yesterday afternoon NJ. J. Cunningham was seen by a representative of The Re view who asked for an expression on the army post situation That eN- pression was quickly forthcoming. Yes l have heard about it. Fine. IL is what the district needs, we want it and fl it Is possibility 70 get lt We must and we will. l am glad 70 see the movement started and Hill do all that | can to aid in the project We have the site for it. could not be better, we have all the facilities 10 accommodate it The To- cation IS excellent lt would not be right in town and yet would be close enough to answer all requirements in that way. Want 8 reEimental post . d course We do and We should all get tO work to secure it"
 General interest, as heard from the conversations on the subject that can be heard all about Bisbee has been roused to this project and is on the increase. By the night of the sixth when the mass meeting will be held the people will be fully aroused to the advantages that may be obtained by the completion of such a plan end that meeting is sure to be well at tended for all classes of good citi- zens are expressing the intention of being in attendance
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
NEW BIG STORE AT
 LOWELL EXPECTED
I Tenants Ordered to Move 0uf and It Is Said Copper
 Queen Will Build
Down in Lowell. residents and

Down in Lowell. residents and business men are vide awake with interest over the iac- ina a mum her Of tenants nave been notified that they arc expee,ed 70 move bo- fore the first or fhe coming year Eel lowing upon this news has come thu report that the Copper Queen cGrn- p8ny win build a largo ncY sicrr and that the town is ,o bs improved as it never was bafDrc That the ten. ants Of a number O. buildings have been notified that the buildings they occupy will be required for oth- CT purposes after the first Of the year and thc:r leases are can Cclled. is known but no announce ment has been officially made that The Copper Queen will buil1 on the premises in question. This, however. in Lowell. is assumed tO be the fact
 lt is the corner now occupied by the Bank saloon, together with adia- cent property that it is said will be occupied by a new store building. This Is undoubtedly the most desira- bic corner in Lowell and would give an opportunity for show windows on both streets. If it shall prove to be fact that the site will ba occupied as a company store the plans win be awaited with interest for the site Is such that an opportunity is offered for fine architectural effects
 The report Of proposed bujldins operations has stimulated activity in Lowell real estate and yesterday aft ernOon one sale was completed while several others are reported as pend ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
UNCLE sAm's SILLY PREJUDICE

Wisconsin State Journall
 The highest paid woman in the government service draws s3000 a year. Margaret Kelley, examiner" Of the mint, is the woman.
 Though examiner" by title, Miss Kelley is really deputp director and acting manager of hints in the ab- sence of the man who holds the title end draws the official salary of that office 1T Margaret Kelley were a man she might be paid what she earns. Miss Kelley does work for which the government pays S5000 a year For months at a time in the absence Of George E. Roberts. she has done Roberts work, but because she is a woman she is not director of the mint: she Is examiner and she draws less salary by s20O0 than she earns.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
Germs Spread in Skin

rczema. Psoriasis and other skin troubles are caHsed by myriads of germs at work In the si,in. nlesR these germs are promptly deatrOyed they rapidly multiply gnawine their way deep into the sensitive tissue, This ts what causes that awful itch. and chat seemed mere rash may grow worse and develop into a lOnthsome and tOrturing skin disease with it's years Of misery.
 Don't take any chaneesi Destroy the germs at the beginning ef the trouble with that soothing and cleansing wash. the n. D. n. Prescription for Eezema. A e5c bottle will prove this to you.
 Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
RgFLgcrIoNs oF A eAcAeLoe

'NtN loih iAfSnJ
 Gou1l never catch girl poutine when it's unbecom ng to her.
 X whole family will fight to poke an Oren fire, but not one will offer to tend the furnace.
 4 girl is more surprised to get q proposal from man when it's her own doing than sny other way.
 About the time a man makes a lit tle money. several thousand people come around to get it away from him.
 band to bring her home some money and tell her to buy new hat he's just as ltlble instead 10 borrow car fare from her to get to the office in he morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
coneernlna eunnie

Teacher. do rabbits make a noise ike dog?"
 No. rabbits are practically devoid of vocal powers
 That's odd My story book says they eat cabbsEe and bark. ."-Youngs- town Telegram.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
WITH THE BOXERS

Ali Lynch, the Canadian bantam, and Joe shea have signed to meet in New Haven, Dec. 14.
 The defeff of K. o. Brown by One Round" Hogan has boosted Hogan's stock about fifty per cent
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
MISSISSIPPI M. E. CONFERENCE

MACON, Miss. Nov. s9-The North Mississippi conference of the Method. ist Episcopal church, South, assem- bltd here today and was called 10 order by President ". l.. pureR of Tupelo. Bishop Wilaou of Baltimore will preside over the weeks session.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
Not competent

"Oh, Harold" said Mrs. Newlywed a strange man wss here today and he said be wished to read our gas meter"
 Well. did you let him in
 Mercy, no. He used such very poor grammer and felt sure that he would not read 1t properly. Judge
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
YOU CAN TeLL FEM

Speaker Clark talks about the steel trust exactly like a man who didn't have a dollar invested in either com mon or preferred.-SN. Louis Post Dispatch.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30

Ve have had experience with many remedies for skin trouble but have never seen aIich remarkable cures az sfant relief from the very first appli- cation.
 Me are so confident that n. n. n. will reach your case thai it will cost yeu nothing if the very first fun size bottle fails to make good every claim.
 If you have skin trouble of any kind we certainly advise you to drop h and investisete the merits of p i,. b. anyway. Me knoW .hat D. D. U. wlll help you.
 Drug Co
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
Iniustice

Mir. Bacon--I see that more than 57.o0o motor vehicles have been reg istered in London. |.
 Mrs Bacol-Of course They'll let the motor vehicles vote, but won't let the women. .--Yonkers Statesmfn
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
LASTED rHIs LONG

Speaking of men who ought to hold their own. it would seem that Mr. Grabezewske of Pawnee county ought 10 rank well up in front of the pro cessiOn--Topeka Capital.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVES sig nature is on each box. 25c.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
ATTENTION ELKs.

Roas, Pig wiln hNines and salads win be served at tbe club house this evening 35g
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
ARIZONA ANE
 NEW MEXICO RAILWAY
ARIZONA & NEW MEXICO RAIL WAY COMPANY PASSENGER
 SERVICE.

Southbound train connects with Southern Pacific westbound train No 1, leaving Dordsburg 10:57 am Mountain Time.
 Southbound train connects with El Paso & Southwestern easthound train for El Paso. leaving Hachita at l1:4z a-m., Mountain Time, and with west bound train for Douglas and Bisbee. leaving Hachita at I1:10 am. Noun tain Time.
 A. T. THOMSON,
 Traffic Manager. Clifton. Arizona Feb i7. 1911
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-01
Cut Them Down.

EDITORS SE>TiNEL:-T"ice recent
y timely editorials on the bag
worm have appeared ~ your col
ulnh>. All That you have said rela'
tive 10 II" habit and means OF rid
dihg ones premises OF this pest are
correct and 10 the point I'm sur,
you VII kihdIy aliO" a further sug'
Ie>'ipii however along ms iihe.
There are numerous dead trees not
on! IN our town bul IN almost every
community 81 our county many oi
Which have been partially or entirely
Killed ny ms bas"orn 'ti" req cedar
ana box tid"r being Tie most hu'ncr'
Gus 'hougii 'hcir"ork Oi SpoiIa'ioh L.
no, confined 10 these.
If each and every urop.rty owner
u,
WIN ia, WV W "'''' SUM ''''' VI
iieai'l dcah' Niah" Trees OF .N'iSrrrhN
on his premises "ould cut Them do"i'
and burn them up, probably about 81
u.r cen, Of ,L.s. worms and tl. nil :
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'''H navy "'i'''''" '" '''''' ~ VI
i"g' Iof next year brood VII nave
br. n d">t ruyci
Tnru hy s.,urIuu , small hand
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NP''''' '''' W " P'',"' "' WY
small cNp"nN" and spraying such trees
"A, have been Affected, early IN Ia,
.nriuy II vill IN. an easy u,,t,.r /,
~,
MI l''"' WI ''""' any SUN ''"" W
premises
The bagw urm lives by eat ing the
,,l,,.. and a. .u,.ly a. an, nf ia,
'''''"' 49, NY :"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-01
New Equipment.

The Wilson brothers, Il. T.. and j.
H.. have completed their new black.
smith. machine and wagon shop. and
by so doing have added, or rather eX-
tended. another Of the business en-
terpriSes Of our little city.
Their new building is large and
roomy, with splendid light and venti-
lation. In addition to their black
smith and woodwork facilities. they
have added to their equipment, a
punch and shear machine, emery
wheel for the sharpening of plows and
sckles: a machine to sharpen disc
larrOws and rolling cutter: saving
machine: a lathe, trip hammer, and
many other pieces of machinery that
20 To make up q complete shop Of the
kind. They have also put In an auto
pit, and are ready to repair and doctor
the automobile.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-01
Killed BY the Cars.

Thomas Hutchinson was found ~
ing beside he right -of-way AT Il point
one mile west Of Napier, about SID
O'Clock saturday morning, August
18th, 1911, by the crew Of Burlingt on
train No. II, eastbound. His skull
was fractured and he never regain d
consciousness. lie was taken 10 81,
Joseph hospital, where he died AT
J:N O'Clock the same afternoon,
Nothing il known about the life Of
the uniOrl innate man.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-01
Dies From Burns.

our community vas saddcncd 10y
the news that came Monday after.
non last, August ~. announcing the
death Of Mrs. Minnie Chadduck. KEEL.
logg. from burns received only few
hours before, at her home In skid.
more.
Mrs. Kellogg lad been using her
gasoline range, and was baking some
pies. and while removing these from
the oven an explosion occurred. and
In an instant she was ablale from
head To foot. She rushed from the
house. and being discovered by neigh.
bors they came To her rescue, and the
flames extinguished under grea, DIM.
Guilty. The home was badly damaged
10y fire. which followed the explosion.
Tile accident occurred about II a.
m, and She died about > p, m, after
suffering the most intense agony, her
entire body being scared. Mrs. kel.
logg Vas born and raised In Oregon,
attending our school here, and where
She has ever been greatly beloved,and
her sudden taking away l. great
shock To all our people. q, u. and T.
L., and Misses Fannie and Boot IL
Price, Of this city. are aunl> and I'M
cles of the deceased. She was a
daughter Of the late George u. Chad.
duck, who served A. county treasurer,
ls,i0.G2, and lSSl-N,, and who died at
Skidmore. October u. 1908, and his
wife died February -, ISIS, in this
city.
Al the time of our going to press
funeral arrangements had not been
made. We hope for an obituary for
our next issue.
She is survived 10y her husband and
one son. Fred, Jr,, and one brother
Lee, who Is travelling, but makes his
headquarters at Skidmore, and sis.
ter, Mrs. Lulu Ryan, also Of skid.
more,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-01
FATAL AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Leslie Gelvin, of Maitland,
Killed, and Harry Crider.
Seriously Injured. Ac.
cident Occurs Early
Thursday Morning
of This Week,
August 81.

4 shocking automobile accident
that brings grief and sorrow to many
homes in our county occurred near
Maryyile about | a. M. this Thursday
morning. August 81. 10y which one
life t. closed. and one il injured.
An automobile party. consisting Of
Leslie Gelvin. son of -. 4. Gelyin.
Harry Glider. ex.pptmaster. and
Charlie, Collision. son 81 i. H. Collision.
all Of Maitland. and Mr.. Edwards.
an Insurance agent. left Maitland for
an auto ride over to Maryyile. about
- miles distanc.
TIE party arrived AZ their destina.
ton safely and in the best of spirits.
After spending the evening
they started on their return
home, little past the mid.
night hour.
Just near the old seminary. there
l. a sharp turn In the road. and this
wa either not noticed or diSregarded.
and the party went straight ON, and
suddenly tie machine plunged into a
deep gully. the machine turning tur.
tie. throwing the entireparti out Mil.
ing Mr.. GriNin instantly. and injur.
ins Mr.. order quite seriously, In
the bark and vas unconscious for
several hours Both Mr. Collision
and Edwards escaped with slight
bruises.
Tie body and ~" remaining par.
tir- wct. taken back 10 NaryNii.e.
MIR. order being taken - he hu>pi.
lfll where b." received prompt m"di.
- attention. and rrga!uod conscious.
n,~~
TIE party returned ia Maitland.
and Nj G"lSin returned with III"
body THURSDAY afternoon.
Il /, TIA" '.r>' -"riuus accident Of
! 30" Kind 10 bring deep Nuftuw 10 the
| people of our county, since the CON.
| iu- 81 th" automobile. and oar people
Igriy,r deeply Wiih Mr.. G.iNin and
! family IN in"ir deep sorrow.
Funeral arrangements Lad no, been
! mad" A, tie line Of our going Ia
press
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-01
Another Holt County Boy a
Benedict.

Harlan NJ. Roberts, of Laiiaina.
Hawaii, and Miss Carrie Vance bar.
by. Of Eldorado Springs, Mo-, we're
united in marriage. at the home Of
tie brides parents. at II o'clock a.
M. on Wednesday. August %. 1911,
the father Of the groom officiating.
Tie bride is daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Darby. of Eldorado
Springs. most estimable young wO.
man. loved and admired for her many
noble graces of hear, and mind. The
groom /, the second son Of Rev. and
Mrs. Thomas Dodds Roberts, and is
well and favorably known by hi,
many friends In this county, where
lie spent his childhood and grew TO
manhoUd's estate.
These excellent young people met
within the classic halls Of Park Col.
/ lege and formed an acquaintance that
/ led to friendship that ripened into
( a love which eventuated In marriage.
Both are graduates of Park College
/ and are we'll qualified TO meet life's
duties and responsibilities. Since
4 their graduation they have been en-.
gagged In teaching. the groom In a
government industrial school for ma.
tive young men at Lahaina. Hawaii,
and tie bride as principal of the pub.
lie schools of Dra!ton, y. -.
The wedding was a quiet home al.
fair. only the near relatives Of tie
contracting parties being present.
After the ceremony and congratula.
tions the company repaired to the
dining room. where a sumptuous wed.
ding dinner. tempting TO the appe,ite
both IN quantity and quality. was
served.
The wedding presents were many
and we're both useful and beautiful.
An informal reception was given
the happy couple. al the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Mitchell In Kansas
city. Thursday night, August ~. and
was attended 10y the relatives on both
sides of the house In the city. Of
whom there are a goodly number.
Refreshments, furnished by the kin.
folks pf both. we're served and a very
pleasant evening was spen, In social
converse and music.
Those present a, the reception were
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Darby and
daughters. Irma and Eizabe'h: Mis-
| 4 ,l, E,,,p Nre ~ II nup.an Ar
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-01

There will he services at the
Richville Baptist church, the second
Sunday in September, 10Th instant. at
IL a, m.
John Reeves, wife and Katharine
returned Wednesday from Chicago,
having accompanied Louie PinkstO on
that far on his way to Delaware, o.,
In his auto. They report delightful
trip, without mishap Of any kind.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-01

Harrison Kunkel was Il st. 10.
scph visitor Tuesday.
Graham Moore visited with st.
Joseph relatives the pas, week
Lee Foster. of Robinson, Kans..
visited his brother, Byrd and family
In Maitland last week
lanes Cordry bought a tine 81 900
Player piano of the Olney Music Co..
through their representative, W. l..
E>helman, this week
Mrs, India Price, Miss Ida Ruley.
Dr. and Mrs. +. T.. MARYLAND attended
the funeral of Mrs. Minnie Kellogg.
in Skidmore, Thursday.
Mrs. r. S. IIinde. Mrs. Edith
Bunker, Miss Edith Christy. Ned and
Mercer lIinde drove to st. Joseph
Wednesday In their auto.
Mrs. Link Shafer has our thanks
Tor gsodly supply of grapes, among
the very finest We have had chance
10 put our masticaters against this
year.
A. H. Bailey has completed his
large silo: II is l+x22 with 10 ton ca.
pacity. Parsons & son did the work.
Mr. Bailey is now Having the silo
filled.
"A petrited alligator six feet LON
and weighing about 300 pounds, was
unearthed Tuesday of this week, Aug
ust %, by A. II. Smith, a farmer near
Graham. The fossil Is almost perfect
In form and detail.
John +. lden, of Big Lake, was
here Tuesday of this week interview.
Ing Sheriff McNulty and Prosecuting
Attorney Alkire In regard to getting
permission to sein out the CARS I'm
Blk Lake. the waters being alive with
them. This should be done or the
lake Is a "goner" as a fishing resort.