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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-03

iterite ii0eu @ulo6ornene ianotes.
BED 6-5iOen gift to 0renee %
legeoe / 9pofer u. anoeriens Sone.
De graoeoe 81. a. en- 0ule. "a De
par naaet til en- 0pb0e al 11a9llen,
itsote De paa noele Metalgenitonoe.
9e0 narmere Giteripn oiite set iie,
at oisie MetoIgenitanoes antol bar
meget betpOeligt. 0e aiorOe oerefter
qnoerien opmprfiom pno 5itnoet.
San eff itrafs no % itanoieoe@rop
ningen, bOorefter ban teleionereoe
til QntionaImuieet. 9reneene bao.
De bl. a. operopet en- ltor 9alsring,
ca. ~ Glen lang og inoet al ca.
Il 5omme tpffe Selu. og Cub.
tranoe, en- SaIsfGoe f~Iettet al Sslp.
TRADE og , gllen lang, en- Mqng.
De armbaanO, 6ooraf noole / Iii.
pirfning nsie ipare0e til 9alsrin.
gen. Get al Irmbnan0ene bar I
Somme bre0t % cen 9reoieoeI Sont.
me tnft. @nopioere fonotes Ser Ell
itor Selpifaal, ca. 2H Sommer
5si OF ca. 8 CONNER / Diameter,
en- minore SeIpifaI, Der par iqr.
oeles pei 6eonret, ianlt gruoitpffer
al Smnffer og enoelia en- 2oif, .
CONNER lang meo neobengenOe
Selofpoe. iamt ca. 800 Solpmsn.
ter al iorifeIIig Stsrrelie. goa en-
al Msnterne itaor AarstaIIet 1870.
Zen iamleoe @9gt al De aaereoe
o~pgraneoe Sing iiogsr 1877 Bun0.
9pitbe0, 10. September. Ratio.
nnImuieets &eprpientant, aanoi.
Dat Grit. ser t Miooa9s anfom
til 5ersIeb for at unoerisge Sun0et
al 3nnefG, bar til oRpitpe0 0ag.
bIn0~ notalt, at oet er ct nnieliat
Seloilno ira Opergangstioen mel.
lem ben be0enife % ben friitne Gio
! Slutningen al oct 10. og Begun.
oelien al BET If. aarbun0reoe. so.
De0parten al Wsnterne er ara6iife,
men Der er tiIIige iunOet aoifilliae
angeliac6iiife Msnter.
Sanoipnligois TANNER @enitan.
oene ira 1iOen fsr Speno 5peifpa.
6iuoeiteoet er inaen gearauelies.
pla0s. @enitanoene er ianoipnligpis
Ell Sfat. iom er gronet ne0 / arigs.
ito. 9e er uOeluffen0e al Selu;
Der er life oet minOite @ulo incl.
lem.
aanOioat Clrif tog i 7ag @en.
itanoene meo til asbenhapn, bpor
Ment9nar0einen ianr Sogerne til
llnoerisgeIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-03
areosmeoe.

NreoempOe.
Winneiota areos of Den fore.
neoe oonife ep. .lutb. Strife ! ame.
rita" aiboloer, ON Sub oil. lit De.
Ieeere0e Nsoe ! grorion Nenigbeo,
Blooming prairie, Steel 60. ,Winn.
ira ben 8. til Den 8. Oftober.
Weoet aabnes meo Sejmesie.
euostieneite Sorsoae 5ormiooag
81. 10H.
/. galg Of Gmbeosmano.
2. 5sIgenoe Gmner piI blioe
orsfteoe:
a. Weniebeoens Gmne: Cubs
8ises 5remeang, Nattb. 6, 10;
PIP o., 6, z.
b areojens gmne: Omnen6elien.
q llnsoomsiaeen.
arebiens Wenigbeoer bebes ON
at ienoe DeIegoter til bette Nsoe.
Serren peliigne arebsmsoet.
Baa areoiens 8egne.
81. 5anen.
@rorion Menigbeb, blooming
grnirie, Minn. inbbpber berpeb pao
oct bierieIigite til openn1pnte
Mebe.
aae 9ilreiienoe iom fommer meo
Gbicaeo Wilmaufee cs 81. RauI
ganen, Der err ben eneite Hone.
Iom eaar oenne Bel be6es f6be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-03
Stto Tuntfes Sfriiter
iii meact neoiatte Iriier.

Ill me9cf neOlaffe Trtier.
1roens gerOer, for $1.30 MI 80
Zen ariitnes 2io, fsr. $3.50, nu 80
9iortens Gsrit, fsr $f.30, MI 80
grfenbIomiter, isr $3.50, MI 80
9rs6 oe Su9r6, isr $1.35. MI 80
@l9Oe, 2iOelie, Qrbeioe, ($t.30) go
9na Reiieioo, isr $3.50, MI 80
5oruanolinserne (YrastbinO)
isr $1,60, M $1.t0
apoitelen 9aulus. fsr $3.50, MI 80
Siisanoagtsboe, fer 50, MI $40
Gisie uomrrfeoe 90 peIfenote gs.
ger er ale mutt 90 sobt inobimo.
ne / fOmponeret gino. Oplaget er
%bearpniet.
Dan. 2utb. pubI. Soul e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-03

grso bast al nMornin5 @Iorp
5Iour" tog lite Brnmie poo oct
| San. aibolbte @aibington go. Corn
Sboip". Sermeb bepiies .Wornine
@lorp 5lour" at bore Dc. beoite
WeI | gpen. 5aos Dos u. Beet &
go. pris $1.35 per Spf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-03
@rabeme / aOsfiloe 4Omfirfe. aos

@raOene | HOsfiloe Gomfirfe. gios.
filoe, 10. Sept. Ne6 aultusmini.
i~teriets Gillaoelie foretoees I Dag
al 9ationalmuieet llnoeriegeIie al
De ire giller | Rosfiloe Countries
Spifor, boori iinOes gesraOeIier.
8 De to ipoliee oe Den enc norO.
lige Bile iinOes UNDER longs pent
IGitrioiens, giifop gilbelms og9ron.
ming GitriOs giIleoer inbmureoe,
polereoe 5raaOitensplnoer, bag bpil-
fe man mente, at 6eres Ben bpileoe
TiIlerne er, iaa blot man peo, en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-03

IuunturR.

Zig Bel naar ri fsler 5rangen til
SER, fan ri naa til at iiee: Din
@erre % min @uO."
Otter 6oreOraset par Der Dis
fusiion.
Stuoenterbuiets SoI par oOer-
fpIOt.
o. gh. z.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-03
gefenbtgbreIier.
(Sortiot fra Sioe 81
Iisfpnsmbbe

Wisfionsmeoe.
DIN Sub pil, bliper Der aibolot
Iisfionsmsoe poa 5remont Batter,
fra 6.--8. Oftober.
ane er peIfommen til oisie Ws.
Der.
Pon Wenigbeoens 8egne.
6. n. 4noeren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-03
@isiionsmpb

afboloes, ON SUB bill, | 9etbanin
Meniebeo, DenDer, Colo, fra B..
3. Dftober. en- fGrlis Snobpbel.
ie til ale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-03
st StOrt 6nnO al SnnefG.

Rinaiteo. II. September. : III
tes bar ser / Serslep fun6et ct
6uno al 7aneip Steo. niitnof set
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-03

Billet til girbp, bporfro @riterne
ioa bill bIipe b%efororeoe pi0ere Ill
geitemmeIiesiteoet. 5ilreiienoe BE-
oes inOmeIbe fla til %. ). Sobnion,
Dor 3, girbp, Rinn. inoen ben 20.
Sept.
Baa Wenigbeoens 8esne.
M. 8. gIoet,
GLENDALE, Ninn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-03

! 9egnnoelie al. 10, par til Steoe
auItusminiiter Appet. departments.
cbef 9amfier, 9r. phil. Macfe.
prang. G~rofesior 7r. meO. 6. 6.
0anien. 9rofeSior 9r. meO. S. u.
9fieIien, Qomprooit 9on0o, 9roies-
ior Sans ). Solm. 8rofesior :.
aornerup % Gtatsraao Short Co.
ren5en. llnOeriegelien gan fsIgenOe
8eiuItat.
llnoer 9iifop gilbelms 9ille6e
ianotes en- i9r6eIes peIbeporet DIN.
fiite meo 2aae. aiiten inOeboIot
giifoppens Ben.
timber Speno eitrioiens 9iIeoe
par en- imaI 6%oropbning Iige oper
8ulpet I Ssiforet; / Senne 5or0pb.
nina laa bans Ben tinigemeb en-
3r99ife meo 2aao. buori fan0tes
eli 0el Srpipaaner.
llnoer bans Rooer, Gronnine
Gitri6s 9illeoe bar en- lignenoe 6or.
onbning, ser inbeboIot benSes Ben.
Vile genene par ipr0eIes belize
pareoe og bIeu un0erfaitet en- ont-
bpaaeIia lln~oerisarIie al Sc TO til.
iteoeoGrenoe gnatomer.
llnoerisgeIien oareoe til ben poa
6itermi0Ongen. og oa Sen bar for.
bi, tilmureOes giIlerne paanp.
6n 6nnSrcOanris apinbe. gtnrup.
Il. September. ; 9pIeffebus Der
Deo aaritp leper en- anmmeI 9pin.
BE-. Wnrie ant6rine 0onsoatter, ser
paa 0nsSag fnfoer 100 aar. Zen
aamIe, ser err ie6t / Hsrup Sogn,
5leb gift I en- iorboIosbis len al.
Ser, men bar forIpn9it miitet babe
Man6en oa begae line gsrn. Sun
Dor M hos en- 9otterisn, bog boem
bun nnoer Ell aoo PIeie. Sun err
bortiet ira list 5%inaberigbeS =
leaemsiriif, ieIo ON bun Set ii6ite
Mars 5i0 finn bar bpret oppe al
Senpen noaGe fna elmer ooeIia.
6un or annife n~an6sfriif % fsGger
go6t meS Siocn. i6et bun oagIio
Ipier I'm 9rpis, til 7eIs cnSoa uSen
9riIfer.
6n itOr @nbc. anfumobora, Is.
September AiSsop annitbonSler 'su.
Inns aIeiuinna bar ifpnfct 400.
900 ar. til aolun6bora @p, booraf
Henternr ifnl anpeuoes til 2egatrr
81. a. FOR rGore enIiaitilfeSe apin.
Ser % @pno. til 9ruoeuOitpr for
iinae ubemioIe6e Qiaer o. til Su.
Ietrp etc. for iattiae Bern I anlunO.
bora gp.
StOr SeOcbranS. Cns0ng sen t3.
Sept. mtpnSte WergeIbanens 60.
fomotio SET tore Seoenrenl meIIem
Iittina. Treoerifsnnooe % TreSe.
.rifshaob. nan toa itrofs mes man.
ae Spono Seite TAT paa at pleie
for at bearpnie SI6en. % ga man
omtrent par Serre oner Sen, onto.
aes BET iisIqe Sob. 1oIfebf." ef.
fer ct Isieliqt Sfsn. at ser bar
brpnot ca. 800 56r. 2an6. Tlere
glontaaer. ser bar itprft trueoe,
bIep re0oet; ooo brpnote Der et
Stnffe al en- glantoee, tiI6erenSe
Sens Qe0erien Of Treoerifsbnab.
On GfanteifoIe pno BeiIoanq leO
ogioa nogen Sberloit.
II nngc Gigcr / Belle. ON De
morolife Eilitan6e | @eiIe iortpner
Belle Gmts. go.": Ter ipnes bes.
oprre bInnot oe mae 8iger, Der
go6t oe bel er oper aonfirmations.
nIoeren, at bore life fna, Ser itrei.
fer pnn Sober o1 9pnprtninger tent
ON aftenen og iom ON Rotten fon
I beruiet 1ilitnnb. Sorle6en
cen osoornffen, % iioen en-
Rat lebeoe 3 unae, beriiie0e Bigger
ioa It9rfe Speftofler pon @a6en,
at en- getient fired ino og notereoe
Ia De err unber IS gar. no.
oginn Sen gebnrter, Ser bar
for Dem.
4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-03
Gilianlf1en. s. 225.51
Gil sgauen

Scr fpitteret, ie abl. 9r. IS. .S111lIlO
Maupaca, 8s, 8or sSreHers 0lgb: @bas. W. NieI.
in Geo Granite $40, Mrs. 6. 4eterien 81 1900
Bon Sippi isis, 8. q. SEMEN, q. 7. SEMEN, 6re0 Sen.
ar 1aH 2' bid id aasmns gielie,u. G. g. seenien, goui
GbrHtianen, 81. S. y. Sanien, Sans Gorlen, 9enrp
Gbrttenien boer $40; Sens Sonien, ereitus 99rfnen.
len boer $25, u. \. Snnien 81, Carl 66rltenien SIP,
2ors Gbriitenien, Sine gehren, 9eter Serenien, u.
ition1 0ieien 81 -. 1890
Blair, Rebr, 5 3. @eIien So, SObunnes Senien $40. 1900
6uihino. Iebrs 81 g Sobnien Chr Qorien ber So. 2000
geterien, 4ahor u. E. 0ieien bper $25; aue. 0toie,
s. {. Sofobien, 5. 3. Olien bOer $40, {. SEMEN
SIS, 81. Ssraenien, 8. oenrfien, @obt @ofe, Sens
4. Eeterien, I. 5bomiat bDer SO, 8en0its 5obiaen.
SenrD Snnien, 6. Spenoien, elmer @ehren, W. 9.
Senien q. 6. GapIan6, g. 4. Nieien bor $5........ 2S5.00
auorbon. sso. 6. &. Mo6ien. ................. 1000
9omgb 6 9 qoren. GuSren qamb bper S.. ......... 5000
Solmonburit, u. q, DIR. og 0frs. 0iorten GbrHtenien. $50
0eanoer, Sal i. g. arifoipren $50, qeter @1riten'
len, gars; 4iarp SSfen 6oer $40, Spar, Minnie 0e Gar 7ooo
elf Sorn. "a, ssren 8riis, Gbrifian g. SEMEN arae.
lun0, Niels Senoerganro bner 81, Giclie GarHen, So
bannes 9ange, 3raie Serenien bper So, G6rifion Son.
len, @ilie esbecf boer So, Cars 2arlen $40, eeo. u.
Gbritenien S25 .... :. :. :. .............. $500
Samiin. Soma, aninOeioreningen :. j.. ............. $500
9uS1tbon Ia. apinoeforenfnoen So, ,. g. Senin $40. $500
8orceher, Nasi. NaOs Daoien So, @9r. Beterien, Sans
9iaien bper So =. .. =. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1900
Gin Gale. Mdnny $ 81. Sanien, :. 4. Snfobien bper
So. G. 4. an0erien 81, Bent 9nit SO, aasmus Rao'
len, 9fasnusien Anoerien bner S2................ 1900
nuSien =" $500
poter 1pbr 6 : Teterien -. 500
Gconto, @is, Sacob Nielien, Mnrtn Sobnien, Sames
Teterien, Riels V2idnlen, Riels Sobanen, Otto Gar
len, Mrs. 96as. gielen, g2rs. V. Geterien boer SOC,
0rs. peiterien, Daniel Ssrenien, 6reo Riefen bor 81 100
9tIammen. >. ,%$tt91s.20
Blair 5. 20. Sep. 1911.
Otto Saniea,
ansi. for ID. fore. b. eu H. Girfe am."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-03

5ilrejienoe beoes meloe oeres
aomme til un6ertegneoe.
gaa N~enigbe6ens 8esne.
aarI ID. Sonen.
668 Snca Ct, 9enper, Colo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-03
9 foIefos n:

SCR %foitteret, lie abI. @r.
eugene, Oregon. apinOeforenin9en .............
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Snoremi s|ionen.

SCR ~tpitteret, ie abl. Nr. 3s
eugene, Oregon, apinOeforenin9en =. ..........
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I'll % 0 I nj 0 Il M iSiionen.

ier ~fpitteret, ie abl. Nr. Observation-Disclosures.
Off Sorn, Soma. Nrs. annn aieritine Ssrenien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-03
Guitteringer.
9ilSapanmisfione

oer folfferef. e abI. yr. 35.....""........'$ I
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
ARTISAN OUTFLOW
 IN SAN SIMON VALLEY

SAN SIMON, Ariz., Nov. 10.-A flow estimated at 200 gallons per minute is the result at the artesian well of the Globe Water and Irri- gation company. two miles north west of San simon, after perforating the easing The water IS soft and pure and has temperature around S5 deg. F., which is ideal for irriga. lion purposes The company which Is composed of prominent Globe men, including F. F. Towle, presi- dent of the Globe Chamber of Com meree: Sam l.. Gibson, president ct the Gibson Copper company, and others. are pleased with the result and have let q contract for the drilling Of three more deep wells.
 This is the largest flow of the four artesian wells in the San Si- mon valley in this vicinity and means much for the future of the valley. Larger flows, however, are hoped for and confidently expected for the reason that bedrock has not ye. been reached in any of the wells all of the flows being in sand. Gush- CTS are therefore not impossible on sinking wells to a sufficient depth.
 The Globe company will engage in farming next spring, ulr-ng the soil on an experimental farm of about 20 acres. Everything will be triec out with a view 10 asceraining what crops do best on the soil and with the water on Band. No doubt particularly attention will be paid to alfalfa and fruit. however, as these crops bid fair to excel all others here, according to present indications.
 Preparatory 10 this farming, the company will build a suitable reser- voir of large capacity, fence the land, lay out ditches etc The farm ing will be under the management Of 4. T. Hammons, manager of the Old Dominion Hotel of Globe, who is an experienced Denmark farm CT.
 And this is but the beginning Of the Globe company's plans with re spect 10 the San simon valley. AL ready having results-a sufficient flow of good water on rich soil-the company is satisfied; further than that, the company is composed of men with means who, now that they see profit ahead will spare no means or influence 10 accomplish profit able farming resules. They make no secret Of the fact that it is their intention 10 engage in farming and land business oz, a large scale. 4 little later on when the time is ripe the company will pwbably establish bank here, in case none is forth coming in 1he meantime, for the furtherance of their plans and the benefit of San simon and the val ley
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
PROTECT
THE HEALTH OF YOURSELF AND
 FAMILY

A
 Pope's Herb Is prepared to provide a dependable household remedy. has ed upon the principle of purity of blood. insuring freedom from disease It is medicine for maladies such as. Rheumatism, Liver Complaint. Con supatioR. Fever and Ague. Female Disorders. Indigestion. Lumbago. Kid ney Derangements. Catarrh. Sick and Nervous Headaches, Loss of Appetite and ali ailments arising from inactiy- fly of the Liver and Kidneys.
 It is purely Herbs. Barks and Roots Compound. It is put up in chocolate coated tablets pleasing and easy to take. Cor can be dissolved in water.)
 Mrs. J. C. Meade of Hyattsvilie, Md. says:
 For years ] have suffered with Backache. Headaches, Neuralgia. and Nervousness and extreme Fatigue. I tried many remedies without relief Four months ago a grateful friend induced me to write to Pope Medicine Co, Washington, D C., for a box Of Pope's Herb Compound Tablets, the very first dose of two tablets gave me relief I used not quite a sl.00 box and ! am entirely cured of the pain in my back and have no more headache
 pr. J. V. Hennesye, a prominent Physician and Surgeon of Albany, N. v. Says:
 As a Blood Purifier, Liver Kidney and System regulator prescribe Pope Medicine Co. of Washington. T.. C., Herb Compound as I haze done for the past 20 years, and have found it tO be great remedy, which seldom if ever fails. There are thou sands of letters from users of Pope's Herbs, that have been benefited and cured by it's proper use. Pope's Herb Compound Tablets are put up 200 in box, 'siN months treatment" and will be sent postpaid on receipt of Sl00. Each box contains a printed guarantee binding us to refund the purchase price if the remedy fails to benefit, also full directions.
 Guaranteed by the Pope Medicine Co, Inc, under the Pure Food and Drugs Act, June 20 1906. No 34s56. For terms to agents in unoceupi=d territory, address
 POPE MEDICINE CO.. INC.
 Pope Building, Washington, Q. C.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
IRRIGATION PROJECT
 FOR 10000 ACRES
pr Perrin at Head of Enterprise involving the Expenditure of
 Si, 100000 Near Fairbank

pr. F. R. Perrin of Williams, who has figured prominently in heavy fin anciai enterprises for many years past, says the Tucson Citizen. is with a num- Der Of associates planning the installa- ton Of a huge reservoir and water dis tflbuting system sufficient 10 irrieate ln.o0e acres of land near Falrbank The cost is to be not less than 5 ,000,- io0 and will probably exceed that sum by many thousands of dollars With Dr. Perrin is associated a coterie Of san Francisco capitalists. Dr. Perrin. his son. l.. M- Perrin. (. Grange and A. l.. Harlow arrived in Tucson on No. 9 last night from Falrbank. and after visiting friends in Tucson for several hours they left for northern Arizona on No. 3,
 Dr. Perrin and his associates are frank in believing that the project, when consummated, win figure i'm portantly in the commercial life Of Tucson, since the land and the reseT- Noir will be only e miles from Tucson, on the direct line of the Fl Paso and Southwestern railroad.
 The land involved constitutes an old land grant controlled by Dr. Per rln. He stated last night that he has located a most advantageous and prac- ticable reservoir site on it, sufficient 10 impound water for the irrigation Of s0,000 acres.
 Further. most Of the materials needed for the construction of solid masonry dam are close at hand in the form Of rock, cement materials and lime. Of which last there is a very extensive deposit on the land.
 As for the land itself. he considers il fertile enough to support hundreds of people and contribute to the pros perity of southern Arizona in a very appreciable measure when brought un- der irrigation. He is also confident that the reclamation project will be undertaken at no very distant date.
 With Mir Grange and NIT. Harlow, both of San Francisco, Dr. Perrin made a very thorough examination Of the land. the construction materials at hand, and the damsite and Teser- v0ir site. The party Is now returning 10 Williams for further consideration Of the project.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
THIS YEARS FAIR
 BEAT THEM ALI

D. A. Richardson returned from Phoenix this morning, says the Doug las International after having spent several days in that city taking in the fair
 This years fair" said Mir. Rich. ardson. was in my estimation far ahead of any previous fair in the territory and was highly successful. both from an exposition and atten. dance point Of view
 Everything moved with the pre- cisiOn of well oiled machinery and some of the attractions were ahead Of anything ] have ever seen be- fore.
 At the harness races yesterday the best time was made that was ever recorded west of the Mississip- pi river. and among the horses were some of the most famous in the United States.
 "Cochise county was well repre- sented. fl being estimated that fully 500 people from this county attend ed the fair The Bisbee visitors were very much In evidence with their big yellow badges with Bis bee-I am it." in box car letters.
 The agricultural display from the Sulphur Springs valley was an at traction that clcited great interest. The exhibit was arranged by the Arizona Experimental station.
 Taken an together" said Mir Richardson. Arizona has reason to be proud Of her Seventh Annual Fair
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
Personal Mention

Jack Foster. of Warren, has re- turned from attending the state fair at Phoenix.
 |. s. Attorney J. E. Morrison was a passenger to deparJ for the west yesterday.
 Deputy Sherin Win White returned yesterday from Douglas. where he spent several days.
 E. A. Tovrea was a returning pas. senger last evening after a visit 10 Phoenix and the fair
 Mr. and Mrs. Newton Trenham re. turned yesterday morning after five days spent in Phoenix.
 E. S. Davis, secretary Of the I. NJ. c. A.. returned yesterday morning from a business trip 10 Fl Paso.
 J. J. Bowen has returned from Phoenix. where he attended meet ing Of the state central committee.
 J. y. Bergen. real estate represent ative of the Southwestern passed through Bisbee last evening on his way 10 Fl Paso from Tucson.
 Parker L. Woodman has returned from Phoenix where ho attended the republican committee meeting and took in the sights Of the fair
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
Letter to
 Dr. kilmer q co.. Sinshsmton, N. V.

Prove What swamp-Root win Do for You.
 Send eo Drl Rilmer 6 Co, Bingham. ton. N. r.. for a sample bottle. If will convince anyone. You win also receive q booklet of valuable informa- tion, telling all about the kidneys and bladder. When writing. be sure and mention the Bisbee Daily Review. Reg ular hfty-cent and one-doilar size bot ties for sale at all drug stores. q
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
RECEIVES THE RED HAT

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. IA great crowd of representative Catholics Cf New England assembled at the Cunard line deck today to bid adieu to Arch bishop O'Connell, who was among the passengers sailing for Europe on the Canopic. The archbishop is going to Rome to attend the special consistory the latter port of this month, at which he and a nmber of other eminent churchmen will be made cardinals. Soon after his return to Boston in De cember the ceremony Of conferring the cardinals beretta will take place in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
GOVERNOR DIWs NIECE A BRIDE

ALBANY, N. r., Nov. H. Miss Dor othea Douglas, daughter of Curtis Y. Douglas and niece Of Governor and Mrs. Dix. was the bride this afternoon at one Of the largest and most fashion, able weddings that Albany has seen in a long time. Miss Douglas was mar ried to George Cabot Ward Low, son of A. A. Low Of Brooklyn. The cere- mony was performed in St Peters church and was followed by a large re- ceprion.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
Will Give Supper.

The Ladies Aid Society will give a big oyster supper on Tuesday next at the Renseome building in Warren from , 10 : and win serve hot choco- late and cake from to , with home made candies on sale at pOp- ular prices. They have been working hard to raise a few dollars 10 help out some needy persons during the cold months and have taken this method toward that end, They viii welcome all. from Bisbee and Lowell as well as from Warren and promise delicious home made stew and real home made cOfiee with the trne cof- fee aroma
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
SNOW AT VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER, Nov I1.-Vancouver is under a blanket of snow tonight. The wind during the day was high and cold. The weather moderated toward evening. and snow fell inter. mittently until after midnight. The fall was less than an inch.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
SMALL MEXICAN UPRISING

TOLOUCA, Nov I1.-Antonio Zava- Ieta, former revolutionary officer. ap- peared al Tepujilee, 8 small town in this state at the head of a con siderable body of men. and announced that he had risen in arms agaist the Madeero government.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
JAPANESE EXPLOSION

SEATTLE. Nov 11.-Tokio papers arriving here today describe an ex- plosion of powder in the drying room of the Meguro government arsenal near Shinagawa. oSio, October 2l, which killed eleven men, severely in jured ten and destroyed much proper. ty.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
Pay pax,s Aftermath.

C. A. pay day brought added bus mess to the justice court in Lowell yesterday Exuberation induced by over imbibation had landed five pris- oners in the calaboose. Three paid S6 each to the county and two took six days. having more time than money at their disposal.