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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-14
s.Slver Star the Most Melodious of Indian Songs

Johnson's compositions. when he first began his career in his teens In addition to Silver Star this well known music house has recently pub- lished the following melodies. which played by thousands of music lovers all the countryl Song, Mystic Dream Waltzes", ''Pickled Beets Rag" Phantom Isle Values s' and Just One Word from You' Song. Melody Rag" is another Johnson composition that is making hit.
 Any of these famous compositions can be ob- tainsd of your music dealer. pr publishers will mail to your address upon receipt of centz.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-14
The Value of Ideals

From Success Ma agazine.
 What we make of ourselves depends upon the ideals which we habitually hold. Our lives are shaped upon our mental models. If these be high, the
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-19
One Of the Best In State

Quauah. Texas. May H. Suy-
der Signal Snyder. Teya, noe
.ice n your issue OF May the 18TH
There viii Doe only one paper pub
H,h.I Do Snyder D don Q -ee now
why th., paper should not Dee one
off fHe BEST m t.- ,fate get
.he Signal regular and read every
thing u d. Do take, me back
among my old .rieul, God bless
old Scury county Some ol -he
best people iu the world live
there. You have nay best wishes
for the Signal BON fail -o send
DO to mr. ] need b. d. is Cd letter
from home. B J.. Wagner
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-19
PROMINENT YOUNG
COUPLE Welded
Prof. J. w. Leftwich and Miss
Florence Middleton Mar
ried This Afternoon

Prof. j. w. Leftwich and Miss
Florence Middleton were mar
ried Monday at 3 o'clock at
the home of the bride s parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Middleton, il
east Snyder, Rev. j. w. Hunt,
pastor of the Methodist church
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Left
witch left on the afternoon train
for Carlsbad, New Mexico, on
their honeymoon trip. They will
be at home in Snyder, Texas, al.
ter June 18th. Mr.. and Mrs. Left.
wich taught the past session N
the Snyder public school and
Prof. Leftwich was today re-
elected principal of~the High
school at an increase of salary
and we learn has accepted the pc.
siti0n, though his old home town
of breckenridge, where he taught
number of years were Offering
strong inducements for him TO
again teach in that city. The
bride is a Snyder reared lady
of whom everyone is justly
proud. She was educated in the
schools of Snyder and has taught
here for number Of years and
has always been held in the high
est esteem by both pupils and pa
irons. The universal satisfaction
given by Prof. Leftwich in the
responsible position that he holds
is evidence of his solid character
and true gentlemanly worth. The
young couple enter upon their
new relations under the most fav-
orable conditions and their host
Of friends here and elsewhere
Join the Signal in wishing them
God speed.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-19
ENAMEL WARE CAUSES
CANCER, SAYS DOCTOR
Tells Homoeopaths Particles From
Dishes Start Growths In
Stomach.

sseeiol Dispateh 10 The North american.
ATLANTIC CITY. Sept II.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-19
From s W. Grimes

We ail appreciate aud look lor-
ward each day for che coming of
the Signal. as BE- is Dixie getting a
daily letter from home As it
gives AS an the news and happen
ings IN and around Snyder Of
which we an feel such great I'M
terest in hearing and knowing
what is going on In Snyder. We
feel that the daily is a big thing
for Snyder and Snyder country
and adds much 60 the town and
country. Wishing much success
for the daily
\. W. Grimes
Pasedenia. Cal
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-19
Fire Protection

The readers of the Signal will
notice the call of the mayor, Mac
Taylor, of the meeting Of the city
council on Monday, May the %,
and that the tax payers may come
and give an expression Of their
views as to the buying of Fire
apparatus. We believe that Sny-
der will have a splendid water
system as far as it goes, and in ,
order TO get the full benefits of
this system we must have hose
and something in which 90 carry
il. Hose carts are out of date
and il is asking too much TO ask
volunteer fremen TO get out and
make horses of themselves by
pulling these carts around town
Every tax payer is entitled 70
some protection and TO some of
the benefits derived from taxes
drawn from him and the only
way we can get these benefits is
for the city to purchase horse
drawn combination chemical and
hose truck or wagon. These
wagons are made TO carry lad
ders also for common needs
Fifty per cent Of ali fires are
put out by chemical extinguish-
ers with but little damage by
water where if only water was
used the damage would be- much
greater and not only that. by hay-
/ ing combination chemical and
| hose apparatus every house in
| Snyder and outside of the water
limit would have the same pro-
lection less the distance
II is unjust and unfair 20 give
. all the protection TO any one sec
ton of town and If You inside the
water limit win look at this prob
lem in a fair and just light you
should aid us of the outside in
every way possible
Our town has suffered enough
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-19

Several of our Young people
went to Colorado Sunday TO at
tend the meeting held at that
place by Abe Mulkey. Those Of
the party were as follows: Miss
es Kirkpatrick, Price and Brew
en-; Messrs. Smith, Elkins and
Williams. They left early in the
morning in an auto going by
Lorraine and returned in the even
ing having had a very nice time.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-19

The friends of the graduates ai
the Commencement exercises lasf
night generously expressed
themselves iu floral tokens and
Mayor Taylor expressed a hope
that his oratory might Doe similar
Is rewarded and he got the boz
quet alright plucked from ma
ture 5 garden
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-19
ELECTION OF TEACHERS
Prof. Gable Elected to Succeed
Prof. Smith as Super
intenden.

The School Board has been in
session nearly all day and elected
Prof. II. Il. Gable of Dalhart as
superintendent of the City
Schools The following addition
al list of teachers were elected
today: Misses Lizzie Watkins
Grace Moore, Bessie Buchanan,
Eula Harper, Leila Porter and Lee
nora Bibbee. The Board will
meet again tomorrow for further
business.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-19
SNYDER ICE, LIGHT
AND POWER DEAL
Bob Brumback Sells Interest and
Will Take Mill Property
In Tennessee

II. +. Brumback has returned
from business trip over east.
He informs the Signal that he is
about TO sever his connection with
the business interests of Snyder,
having sold the stock owned by
him and w. l.. Ledbetter in the
Snyder lee, Light & Power Com
pany TO James X. Welch Of Sny-
der.
In the deal it is learned that
Brumback and Ledbetter take a
two-thirds interest in the Duke
dom Roller Mill Company at
Dukedom, Tennessee, and Mr..
Brumback will go to DukedOm
next month TO assume the man
agement of the mill. II is under
stood that this property is val
ned at $4,000. The mill has a
capacity of - barrels of -four a
day and is doing a large business.
A saw mill equipment is now be-
ing added to the plant for the
manufacture of lumber The
Signal wishes Bob abundant sue
cess in his new field of labor.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-19

X. +. Belt and l.. Il. Vidal Of FL
Paso are in Snyder. Mr. Belt is
an experienced show man and
will have charge of the new OPP
era house. During the summer
months until the completion Of
the opera house, he viii run an
air dome. Mr.. Belt says FL Paso
will be long time recovering
from the ravaas Of war and that
Juarez is practically in ruins.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-19

Addison Clark is dead at CO.
manche, Texas. He was one Of
the pioneers Of Christian Educa-
ton in Texas and with his broth
err, Randolph Clark, shares honor
of founding Add-Ran College at
Thorp Springs, which was later
merged into the Texas Christian
University, one of the leading
denominational schools in Texas.
Addison Clark held a number
Of meetings in Snyder and was
well known here, and news of his
death was received with sincere
regret. When a good man dies
the people mourn.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-19
CLASS OF NINETEEN
HUNDRED ELEVEN
High School Closing-Interes
Exercises-Six Graduates
Receive Diplamas

a very large gathering OF Sny-
der people assembled Friday
night at the Baptist tabernacle to
witness the closing exercises Of
the Snyder High School and to
hear the graduating theses and
addresses of the Class of 1911. II
was quite pleasurable event
and we all felt proud of the young
graduates. They acquitted them
selves with credit TO themselves
and their teachers and were rem
dered impressively. Snyder is
fortunate in her school eondi-
tons and her graduates go out
well equipped to enter upon the
duties of practical life.
The following program was
well rendered:
Music, Selection, Glee Club.
Invocation, Rev. A. b. Ingram.
Who's Who, and Why, D. FL
mer Bibbee.
All But a Man S Reach Must
Exceed His Grasp, or What's "A
Heaven For, Miss Era Bynum.
Music, Vocal Solo, Miss Taught
Peace or Armament, Oevrton
| f. Davenport.
Triumph Of Time, Miss Ruth
Kirkpatrick.
Music, Selection, Glee Club.
The Nemesis of Improvement,
James V. Curnutte.
TO the Stars Through Diff
culties' Jr. Representative, Rund
Brown.
Vocal Solo, Miss Watkins.
Our Sister Republic, Charlie X
Winston.
Presentation Of Diplomas, Mac
Taylor.
Closing Remarks, j. f. Smith
Benediction, Rev L. c. How
| ard.
The Glee Club contributed TIVE
popular numbers TO the enter
tainment and Misses Watkins ano
Faught were pleasing in Voca
solos. Each was accompanied b.,
Prof. Bucklin and Miss Kirkpat
rick.
Miss Rua Brown, as representa-
tive of the Junior class, read
good paper and was acknowl
edged by the college greeting o
her classmates.
Hon. Mac Taylor presented th
six diplomas with an appropriat
address.
Go now. young friends yo
have faithfully pursued the Hig
School course and have bee
handed a certificate by the fac
uIty and the schol board of you
proficiency You 60 out into Oh
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-19

Family washing o. per pound
an fat work ironed az snyder
Steam Laundry.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-19

.TaODICIlON or MOI
ern enamel ware In
the Kitchens % the
country Is responsible
FOR many cases Of
cancer, was tie strik-
Ing theory advanced
ty Dr. william H.
nienanhach, o. New
York. ln a paper en-
tilted. "Olafrfatlous
on the E:illogy %
Cancel read before
he Bureau o. SAM
farv science and Pub
Boz Health, az which
leading experts 81 the
International Homoc-
nrathlc Congress met
today 20 discuss cues
Col rs Of public health.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-05-19

me- nrrumfrf alTnI'cl " - -
mag a. the hr-i-cu-icl d.sL's 49,. ~.
rr-o~s nsrtici0s % foreign matter 20 leoelae
rIred With TIE food. These are tnAen ny \,
ne stomach. where TO GENEROUS rost1 ~
caused ~ ahrnslc-s q .--l t-es A---e ~ '--
-rilrrir1 frlri PhndifirlI e Aorth
Amcricua, SEPT T., l.vt-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-09
WIPES OUT DEBT AND
 HAS BALANCE LEFT
Presbyterian Church Is h Better Shape Than for
 Several Years

The annual congregational meet of the Presbyterian church was held in the church Friday evening. The reports from the different organiza. tions showed that the church raised for all purposes about three thousand dollars last year. There was a fall ing of in the amount of gifts to the boards of the church. but plans are already being put into operation that will materially increase during the new church year the offerings to these objects.
 The treasurer reported all bills paid and small balance in the treasury, which meant that debt of more than five hundred dollars that existed last September had been wiped out The financial condition of the church is the best now that it has been for several years.
 The report of the session showed that thirty-eight members had been received into the church during the past year, twenty-one of them on pro fession Of faith. The present net membership of the church is one hundred and sixty-seven, with num- Der on a reserved list. The women of the church have recently reorgan- ized their work and the coming year will doubtless mean much effective work on their part.
 The church has the rotary system for it's elders and trustees and at the meeting Friday night Mir. G. J. Williams was reelected an elder and Mir. W. G. Riggieman, and NIT. A. W. Griffith were elected elders and will be ordaind and installed during the Sunday morning service. April 9. The vacancies in the board of trus- tees were filled as follows; Mfr. A. Sheels. Mr. E. E. Manson. and MT F. Brocklebank were reelected, thelT term of office having expired. Dr G. A. Bridge. Mir. J. B. Tenny, and Mir. R. Fergus, were elected to fill the unexpird terms of members who moved from Bisbee during the past year. The outlook for the cGmine year is good
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-09
Madero Breaks Camp.

MADERO'S CAMP, BUSTILLOS RANCH, NEAR CHIHUAHUA. April S.-Madero with his 3,0o0 insurrec' tos broke camp today and started to- ward the Casas Grandes region.
 This evidently is a move in accord ance with new plans. The likelihood of a battle within the next few days remains strong, with the federals probable aggressors. under General Lauro Villar. who has arrived at Chi huahua with a detachment Of men and several machine guns. succeed ing Gen. Hernandez.
 It Is said that rendezvous Of Ma dero will be Madeira. the terminus of the railroad. A line of freight cars and engines, completely eontroll- ed by insurrectos. were loaded with camp equipment and forwarded. The movement may have a serious effect to plans of Madero's father and brother to enter this country from Fl Paso on a peace mission.
 The correspondent, however. is authorized to say that Senor MaGero will welcome any peace commission. He will give it every possible assis- tance to travel safely He will give careful consideration to it's proposals and encourage any overtures that seem reasonable to him.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-09
JAIL FOR RENT-- NOT YET BUT SION
Spiders Make Playhouse O Lowell Jug and Officers
 Play Marbles

For Rent One jail. very con el- iently situated at foot oi Main street, Lowell"
 This advertisement has not ycs made its appearance in the papers but, unless something is dcne. it mas do so. Not one drunk has entered the county lodging house ct Lowell during the last week, according to the officers.
 The official family of the suburb cannot quite figure out the problem that faces them. It has not yet de- cided whether all of the petty law breakers that usually court arrest because of their miraculous of the territorial statutes have moved or whether they are merely taking a long breath preparatory to getting into more devilment than in the past.
 During the week cases. save one or two in which bail bonds were fur nished, defendants have been scar -ar in the Lowell justices court than feathers on a frog It Is probable that anyone looking for a nights lodging can be easily accommodated at the unused bastile which sta'- is invitingly open awaiting Ee mug of its accustomed noisy occupants
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-09
City Prepares for Siege.

CHIHUAHUA. April s.-All doubt that this city is preparing defenses against long siege was removed today when the military authorities began to enclose a place within the trocha with a barbed wire entangle- ment Trenches are being dug and mines have been placed in the avenues leading to the heart oi The town. An American who oe- eupied house owned by an English man today protested to the British consul against invasion of his home by soldiers who began punching rife loop holes in the walls. When the protest was Sled the soldiers desisted.
 Work on the defenses continues day and night. To the west. the direction of Madero's camp. the hill tops are flied with breast works occupied by pickets on con tinucus duty.
 Some insurrecto camps are as near as five miles. The federal out posts are not more than a mile out. Madero has at his command about 5000 men, mounted The insfIrrec- tos recently received large quanti. ties of ammunition and supplies brought down from near the border.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-09
GEN. WILLIAMS
 IS ATALL HURT
Continued from Page ID

position and kicked up a cloud of das, near the hospital wagons. The insurgents scattered ana the hos l.ial wagon. surmounted by the Red Oross flag, disappeared in the thick mesquite. One after another of the federals sent shells in the direction Of the rebels, while the rattle of the musketry redoubied
 At 4:45 o'clock Mayot again turned the flank of the rebels forcing them to abandon their position. Fleeing insurgents were 10 be seen going eastward back across the barley fields. Then came the shel that is believed to have put an end to the Iiie and military career of the army deserter, who twice nearly disrupted the insurrecto forces by his ambition to be commander in chief. A party of hOrsemen were soen speeding across the field, and as they reached the center a shell struck the c:uund and exploded There was a flash of flame like
  veloped the riders in an instant and when it cleared away the horse men disappeared. Retreat then be came what appeared % be a rout- Fleeing infantryme1 grasped the stirrUps Of the cavalry or climbed the horses and rode double. Fugi- tives, cut oil from the main road, began running through the mesquite and over the desert that fairly danced with heat though the sun sunk low in the west. In an hour the defeated rebels began drifting pack to Mexicali. All brought the same story.
 The federal count so far is i've Killed. and four wounded.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-09
COFFEE HEART.
Very Plain in Some People,

Very Plain in Some People.
 A great many people go on sui fering from annoying ailments for a long time before they can get ;heir own consent to give up in dulgence from which their trouble arises.
 A gentleman in Brooklyn describes his experience. as follows:
 T became satisfied some months ago that I owed the palpitation of the heart from which I suffered al most daily, to the use of coffee, q had been d coffee drinker for 90 years) but I found it very hard to give up the beverage.
 "One day I ran across a very sen sible and straightforward presenta- rion of the claims of Postum, and was so impressed thereby that concluded to give it a trial.
 My experience with it was un- satisfactory till I learned how il ought to be prepared-by thorough boiling for not less than 15 or 20 minutes. After l learned that les son there was no trouble.
 "Postum proved to be 8 most pal Atable and satisfactory hot beverage, Snd ] have used it ever since.
 The effect on my health has been most salutary The hear: pal pitation from which l used to suffer so much. particularly after break fast, has disappeared and I neveI have a return of it except when l dine or lunch away from home and drink the old kind of coffee be cause Postum is not served. ind that Postum cheers and in vigorates while is produces no harm full stimulation Name given by Postum Co, Battle Creek. Mich.
 Read the little book, The Road to EeflviIle," in pkgs. There's Reason"
 Ever read the above letter. 4 new ore appears from time to time They are genuine, true, and full o' bur,an interest 3s2
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-09
sociaIlst oream Rlasted.

CALEXICO. Cal. April S.-The war is over in Lower California. The dream of the establishment of a SOC ialist Utopia has evanorated. This is the opinion of the officers Of the United States army here. based on the defeat of Stanley Williams, who lies dying at the army hospital to- night.
 It is not believed that Salinas mea- gre garrison can withstand the on slaught of the federais, Numerous assertions are expected tonight. Re ports from the federal camp place the federal dead at five. and four wounded.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-09

Constipation brings many ailments in it's train and is the primary cause of much sickness. Keep your bowels regular madam, and you will escape many of the ailments to which wo- men are subject Constipation is a very simple thing. but like many simple things, it may lead to serious consequences. Nature of.en needs a little assistance and when Cham berlain's Tablets are given at the first indication. much distress and suffering may be avoided. Sold by all Dealers.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-09
canture of Arizpe.

DOUGLAS, AIiz, April s.-A min ing manager from Arizpe arrived here this afternoon and gives de. tails of the taking of Arizpe by the rebels, under Antonio Garcia, who styles himself president of the Sonora junta. The town was de- tended by 25O volunteers and fifty federal regulars. under the new per feet Ricardo Rico. Garcia's force numbering 1260, well mounted and equipped, appeared before the town, and Rico and his force retired four miles to Ojo Caliente, where they entrenched, and the rebels entered the town without firing a shot.
 They confscated the entire goods n Rico's store. giving to little merch ants what they did not desire for themselves. Citizens gave up all arms ammunition. saddles ano horses. and Gargia levied no trib ute. The rebel leader thea dis posed his forces to surround the federal force at Ojo Caliente, yes ! terday. The outcome is unknown
 The rebels have established junta in this city. headed by Pro sisional Governor Monterino O Guaymas.
 1 Reports have reached here tha Governor Cubillas of Hermosill' had resigned his office because he refused to execute an old tim' friend, but documents executed two days ago show his signature al governor of Sonora No severe figh. ing is expected in Sonora now, un less. federal troops take the fiel' east of Hermosillo.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-09
pR. AKEp,s FAREWELL

NEW YORK, April S-In the met ropolitan churches of nearly all de nominations special services will be held tomorrow in observance of Palm Sunday At the Fifth Avenue BaD tist church. commonly known as he Rockefeller church. the Rev Charles F. Aked will preach his farewell ser mon before leaving San Franciscc to become pastor of the First Con gregational church of that city.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-09
Some of the Many Reasons Why This
 is the Only Real
 Farm Pump Engine

No belts, shafts. travelling arms or walking beams needed.
 Can be attached to any pump in five minutes.
 No foundations and special platform. No extras. Engine sold conn plete. all ready to start to work. As high grade in workmanship and material as best automobile engines.
 Perfectly air cooled and self oiled. Cannot freeze or oyerheat. Easy to start and stop. Can be operated safely by children
 Tank holds days fuel Runs 10 hours on few cents worth of gasoline.
 Has pulley for running churn. separator, washing machine. grfndstone. emery wheel Plenty of power for any hand or foot Weighs but 20 lbs. and can be moved anywhere on a wheel Pumps 4OO to 1000 gallons per hour when attached 10 any force pump.
 Provides plenty of fresh water at right temperature without use of bothersome tank heater.
 Provides ample fire protection. Attached to force pump having air chamber. throws 60-foot stream with considerable pressure.
 Affords plenty of power for air pressure ard gravity water sys- tems.
 Costs less than a windmill and does ten times as much work.
 Does the work of two hired men. Is always on the job.