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Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
Set Out Shade Trees.

Plant shade trees on your lawn and beautify your home with natures companions. It is always cheerful ana comfortable to sit on the veranda and listen to the breeze in the branches of shade trees. If you do not have plenty of shade set the trees this spring
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
Not Sufficiently gselusivs.

Judge. we wish to psotest against these i've dollar fines"
 T consider that very reasonable for reckless motoring"
 Its too reasonable. At that rate anybody can afford to exceed the speed nmit-"-Louisville Courier-Jour- nal.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
Legal Advertisements

section 30. township 21 g.. range 2s r.. G. & S. R Meridian, nag fled notice of intention to make final i've year proof to establish claim to the land above described, before J- D. Taylor, U. s. Commissioner, at ,,isuee, Arizona, on the 17th day of July, 1911.
 Claimant names as witnesses. Byron c. Williams, Of Bisbee. Art Zona.
 Maurice D. Whelan, Of BisbeA Arizona.
 Isaac Bailey, of Lowell, Arix William H Neel, of HeNeal AYfA.
 FRANK E. PARKER,
 Ragistak.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
THE PekIN DUCK FOR LUCK.

Uncle sam holds the record for quack quality. but for quack quand ty go to China. There it's quack. quack. everywhere.
 We quack second and may quack there forever. for China is the rubber neck nation-ducks a vast national
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
Once In Awhile.

Once in awhile a man is for tunate enough to do some great thing which causes him to feel almost as triumphant as a wo- man feels after she has married her daughter to a lord.-Chieago Record Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
maLinn sun.

Are you sure Pm the only man you ever kissed?'
 'I am sure of it. I went over the whole list only this morning "-Spo- kane Spokesm2n-Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
Legal advertisements

ne published for four succesS weeks m the Bisbee Daily R. a-, a newspaper printed and pull s8ed . the said county of Co se
 ;ure 5, iq11.
 FRANK W. GOODBODY. 1udge of the Probate Court.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
useless.

"what do you consider the most use less thing in the worldT"
 Being the fSther of the groom at a wedding "-Chicago Record Herald
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Three-Too house furn- ished: or will rent. Inquire W. L. Ballard. 190 NacO Road. SIS. FOR SALE-FOur room house ln Warren. S1200. half cash, balance SIT per month. Ons Uiocn Hosii car line. Box S52 Warren. 624 FOR SALE-1 good room h01s
 cheap for cash or on easy term
 Also furniture fol sale l- g. k
 Ter. Upper Lowell. 8a
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28

Louisville Courier-Journal: No man is utterly indifferent to the public
 "Oh. don't know. Somebody haa to wear the first straw hat os the season
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
4 serenad..

A youth weDt forth to serenade The lady he loved best. And by her hcme at evening When the sun had gone to rest He warbled until daylight And would have warbled more. But morning light disclosed a sign '"TG Let upon the door
 -Lippincott'H.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
Keen Nests cI.an.

It ia important to keep nests and nest boxes in good condition, for if this is not done they may become breeding places for lice and mites. especially during the summer, when the heat helps to increase their mum Der rapidly.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
Should Advertise.

He-My stock in trade is brains. she-You've got a funny looking sample case. Varsity Life.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
WORK WANTED

WANTED-By a refined widow lady. cooking for miners, or crew of
 workmen on ranch, or will keep house for bachelor CT widower with children. Address NJ. M. J. Burbank House No 2S 2nd Ave.
 Phoenix, Ariz. 4Ss WANTED-TO rent adding machine by the month, Burroughs preferred J. L. Miller, phone 101. Is4-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28

MATCHING PHEAsANTs IN THE
 HOME
 Pheasant breeding in the home has become something of a fad in Denver. probably owing to the pres enee of the privately owned pheas- antries. which are reputed to be the largest ID tine world. Many of Denver's society ladies have had electro bators the electric incubators are calied-piaced in their bedrooms. From the July Popular Mechanics Magazine.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO.
 RAILWAY
ARIZONA q NEW ME1Ico RAIL WAY COMPANY PAssENcEE
 SERVICE

n Uo q. m. AEl tltCHIA ALsVV - - South bound train connects Wits southern Pacific west bound uan No. 1, leaving LOrdsbuE 1e:ss, e o.. Mountain Tine
 south Douns train connects v1ss ,,, Paso & Southwestern ezzt bozzs train for El Psso. leaving HscAits st 1I:4z .. m-. Mountain Tins. ans with west bound train for DozsiAs and Blsbes, leaving n-ehits ss n:fs u. Mountain Tina. <
 A. T. THOMSON Frame Manager. CIiftoD, Aytru.s
 rsb. n. Is1l g5
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

| HARRIS BLOCK FURNITURE | CO. New and second hand fur niture bought and sold Fine I stock wall paper. BreTery avenue 'S8 FOR SALE-Five shares Citizens
 bank stock at par. Box 1859.
 FOR SALE-Gas ranges, refrlserat-
 ors. sewing machines and ollas.
 New and second hand furuiture
 bought and sold. Brooks Cooper
 Furniture Co. Phone 34l. Is0
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-28
MISCELLANEOUS

ADVERTISERS-Th great State s6 North Dakota offers unlimited O. poTtunities for business to classi- ned advertisers. The recognizes advertising medium is the FarTs Daily and Sunday cserisF~fsssx, the only seven-day papsr tn the state and the paper which carries the largest amount of classified ss- vertising. &
 The Courler-Ne~s coyerR HortA Dakota like 8 blanket; reaching all parts fthe stEte the day oi publication; it is the paper to ass in order to get results; retss one cent per word first inssrt1Oz, one-half cent per wor6 suesse6- ing insertion; fifty csAts Der Iins per month. Address The CosYtar News, Fargo, W. D.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

be searched from front g. rear u MA
~, construed and misconstrucd and
any INTERPRETATION one ukos pt upon
a. bot iu all - psg"s there vIil NOT
he found 80 infamous a de-, ,mont -
this ioint resolution turned out ruI ga,
express purpose of forcing ih, tI'n.
of these would -b' headers uuou tb,
u'oplc of this Territory
II Niu nd-'d We hiphi, m,,rc,tiu
to h.tt what ,Vcus,s thcS ,nn nft. r
when 500 f'W weeks th.y r,tu.u to
Nov M,vi,o with tho ufuriua tur
that THE HEri'Ri.ICANs HAVE
NGNtN DEFEATED STNTEnoou'
Will Ttu: PEOPLE FALL FOn
n TINS TIME. TO YOr THINK
MH FEGGt SSpN MIR. JONES. MIR
HAND. Ma McGlI.Lf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
ROCK ISLAND BRINGS
HOMESEEKERS N
Railroad Co.operates With
Bureau of immigration 70
People Lands Along It's
Route; Work Is Successful.

Tha the railroads OF New Mexico
are an ciici.u t lucto 90 spreading
publicity cuuccIniug 'hv er tor, ~
connection with thc activities of the
Burcau of IMMIGRATION D. testified hv
tn tepori al g. Is smith The lmni.
grafton commissioner ol the Rock L.
land lines. received uy II u licniug.
SECRETARY at The bureau In this po.
nod of nine months inymdn. An.
gust, 1910 and hp,il 1911. hundred
and one colonisis have been estab.
iishcd In New Mexico through the
COO 'erntipn OF the Two forces.
\ weekly bulletin is Sent rom tho
local oliio.s 10 The railroads opciatih.
tn his territory IN this bull lin al.
pear The names of those who have
made inquiries concerning settlement.
These names receive The attention of
the immigration commissioner oil tEe
ROADS ~ho address descriptive litcra.
turV io them, and write personal lo'.
lgits covering N" subjects OF inquiry
tn" toumunljicz ia which The N
quirors ae thinking oi making th,i:
home a.. notified by thc territorial
bureau. Literature covering the chos
On section is usual sent 20 augment
the oth,, Information
In hIllo.iDs sent bis thp New Mex
leo bureau tu the RoCh Island IA the
last Hin' .uuIihs N,slg prospective
s"tilofs were named Ia each case.
information was supplied with the o.
suit that The lul ncw citizen, have
decided TO take up residence here
These newcomers include many farm.
cas- aud iamilics whus. head. ai, on.
gagged IN every branch ~ industry.
iney hav, gone 10 many pnits OF TIM
territory especially QunN Grant ami
i,inColn counties
Ia the citizenship recruited me
following states ana cnuntri,. are rep.
i.scnted Massachusetts Illinois,
Teaness' Idaho. Indiana. Kentucky
Arkansas, Texas. Cuba Coloraa,.
Ohio, Iowa. New lOrN. Kansas. Mirh.
iean. virginia, Missouri. Washington.
u. G.. Louisiana, titan 80. IA Dakota.
South Dakota, Minnesota. Alabama.
Pueblo, Mexico. Rhode Island. Nj.
consin. Nebraska. California. Oregon.
PenasylSania. Oklahoma. Florida.
Mississippi
Thv Santa Fc. Southern Pacific an;
the Denver ana Rio Grande railroads.
IN addition 10 the Rock Island lines.
are active IN this effective SORT oi
boosting
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
ENORMOUS TRAFFIC
IN ORANGES
California Train Pulls Out OF
Pasadena With Fifty.Two
Cars, and Weighing Twenty
Tons.

~m Bornardino. ,aI.. May L.
con-, eft Ga" heaviest lruu trainS mat
hI~ ever boon sent uut ct th, local
santa y, ward. went east last wees
and 1s u PASSED IA, station SOME idea
of the enormous busiu,,- lu fruit oN-
o. o.4aac which this rnad B., doing
c"ulu 10, uaisilod.
'rhe uram curicd oNa,uy 3. cars
aud u required four engines ot thc
santa ~ lrgvst tNpt 10 haul Do
through the mountain The cars
cont. med nothing but oranges. and
thcr, were mDrr than .U0o IONS iu
~, train
while MOI Tho longest train oi his
kind ever sent est 10 81 ono of tn
longest, nnd il is seldpn thar one COZ
Iis si@r is seen passlns through the
,grd' especially n "a, day time. ~
was in cirrVo Of rrnductur e. s..
BACON.
rhoso IN touch with Tho travelling
puhtc say tina; lst Nru with th,
passion flgN ai 60 .rainmtrspu aud
other sirHns attractions in Europe.
those in .,ar"h "f nuN,lty naturally
vent abroad
ruH SCAR, ssy rh" tourist munug, ~
"f railroads. Il Win ~ different as
ih' tide 'S abroad, setting boo toward
tht west "a, "Ii ,Xprur, t.u. b..
thing oj IA. raa ana thousands 90
passengers has, ulr~,dv booked from
New York. Eostpn. rhiad .pnip.
| i'uypurs ld oIvr Rtrgr ,5st,rn
cities through Chiyoe" nnd ST. Louis
! 9" '"Nstouc park ana southern
| 'IfnfnIu
, Tn, local officers "f al, Sput. ..rn
, FIoi". hHNo received dnpthcr li.' ~
! Sctrst"n rates 80 tn cr~t rhov
rmhru Ga" knights of Columbus
"ry'ntlpu at b.lrplt. SNu .ouud ttip.
th' knights ot rrthins convention -
Indianapolis Ausust ~ n -,
sos. hpdvru Nuodu, ~ nt Amc tea
) "ut'n,i"n, 'umr. Juuc 10 10 Is.
$50. additional salc dates ou the
/. gular summer rates huvr hcou
n1m"d ls jan, .a and "a
Conductor Lou inrrnRs OF the San-
I l' ~. 'as gone in Jacksonville. Flor.
ida 10 attend "a, Innun' convention
"i ih" order uf HALLWAY Conductors
h- delegate rom AN r.rnardiun ~
VIII p, gone ipnlii three weeks stew
'ral "iil'r loryl rnndurt".'S ar, also
attending, haNns l,u several duys
lago.
IA all-stcr mu train Is To- b, pu,
"n sh"rtl, les the Missouri Pucine.
Fhc ncN cHrs are sixty feet long
equipped with = Sapor heating e,.-
tom. while u addition tu sNnitar.
iniiet facilities Tor the ci'rka. .
or"il'r has also been Installed Thc
ears belong Go the train win which
the Mls"ursi puriiic mae sach a.
fast run .cCrntIN across The stat, --
2N2 miles lu gl1 minut.s--th, r.hy
making -, Louis the gateway tor
an western ana southwestern mail
H,ncc'orth thorc viii he no dis.
n nsing ~ h"lz. un railroad trains iu
Illinois trpm GLAZING or hunrt carr.
| Nnd me .itI1rus who lNt lu dr.,
t""ns aud board trains Wita bottles
Ia their pockets VIA have thr lpuof
c"ntiscaird by ne trilnrcn n caught
! lr'inH Geo consume any Of IT, las
! i"nr"s OF citizens shooting out win
d'Ns ana hghW whnc lnt"xi eatcc
| no promoted l4r legslAturc 10 enact
| tho prohlhitNe measure
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
CARLSBAD RECEIVES
4 ORENCH|NC
Heavy Rainfall Source OF
Qualification to Dry Farm.
ers; Hay Ride for Show
Girls. Carlsbad Notes.

Especial Correspondence to HERALD
Carlsbad, y NJ, MAY 10 II com
mrnc d 10 iain al about uciOck Ia
IN, cNcding ana iaiued ana The wind
blew accompanied bN hail tui u few
minutes. su.nc OF The large cottonwood
trees ia he town were blown doNH
anG so.no fencing vas laid low Thcrr
was scarcely any damage au. none
30 the fruit II continued rdinln :
during m evening aud Monday lhi'
year b. one OF the best since the s,t'
Element ot this country iur d., va a..
in- Thousan .s al Hc.os g. GA land
have been planted ,u cotton and othc,
crops. and II viii tax the capacity al
ia two sins iU the county 10 2in the
crop his year
The crow ranch conslstlng ~ GO
acres oi tine laad ana a -rcW deaf
oi it la alfalfa. has been SOLD lu g
colony OF Mcnonilcs.
The &C. place, ia Ia Huvria, nni Ia
of Carlsbad has been sold 90 am Okla
homa man aud the cum uings pia,'
% 10 acres. -iN miles below Carlsbad
has ntcns sol 10 NJ Hughes % d
Gillette, Allaasas. Real estate r. sell
Ing very iast uuN AMI the cul1ti VAS
nrNrr Ia better shape heioro
The public schools clos, Friday
iii, 18th. ana there Viii be- q series of
entertainments, given all ~ neat %cCt
by the giadUaiiu- class ana ONO.
classes
\ great injustice has brol don
Carlsbad IN reporting The census al
less than i>uo This was cNidcu,lf
a.. ttt. 81 .
motive. Tor here comes the Official
report prepared by Rand McNally an
COMPANY. complied from tnc oiiiciil
reports of the United States census
aud gives Carlsbad 2lur n he suf
urhs OF Sau Jose aud la Iiucita had
b.ca Included. Carlsbad would ina,
hal over 900 people
The people OF this city are ycry
much elat,d that congress viii ~.
doubted, pass The admission ACT o.
both New Mexico aud Arizona h,
next week.
About twenty bows and five girls
started on on haN.:iie last might
ANA we're gone about I, miAules when
the rain came down IN sheets. aud
Tho party hurried 10 the home of Mrs
William Mathcson. uhcrt they wcrl
RECALLED win Ice cream ana cak"
When the rain subsidized the girls
were taken 10 heir homes, bat The
uuys rod, m'il a. O'Clock midnighi
MI report happy time The hay
ride WAS gotten mp especially Tor IN,
littls DedsmOrr sisters, NnudcNiii,
artists. now az he Lyric theatcr. hW
their mother would not let them
oui IN Tho threatening weather.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

How does II come thai in Ncw M.y-
200 tn" Democrats dcsirc tu have the
amendments a. our constitution sub
united on Blue TICKETS WHICH
CAS- Only EE GIVEN re- THE
VOTER pNE NT TIME, nN THE
ELECTION JUDGES WHEN ~
ARIZONA THERE H. 80 SrCH \
PROVISION ron SUBMITTING THE
AMENDMENT ON THE RECALL
IOF THE JUDICIARY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

iVc otter ON, Hundred Dollars
Reward ror any case Of cHtarrh that
cannot uo cured by Halle catarrf
Cure T. J. CHENEY & co,
Toledo. O
We tho undersigned have know
T. J cheney for the last - Year,
and believe him perfectly honorable
~ an business transactions, ane
financially able 10 carry out any "p'
llsatios made 10y his firm.
WAI.uNG, KiNNAN A. MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. -
Halls catarrh cure - takrn IN
tcrnally, acting directly anon tho
blood and mucous surfaces uf the
system. Testimonial s'ut free,
Price, Use pr bottle. Sold py al
druggists.
Take HAIRS Family Pills for con
stipation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

The juint resolution proposed hN tho
Democratic committee on torritoiic.
at the Instance of the so-cnllod pro-
grossiyc Democrats amounts simmN Ia
a hug' joker whereby It rs HOPED to
liucal situation ia Sew Mexico. IL
won't work. ~ MsQf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
s~~~~s~~~~~~~~~~~s,
II,INI NV
i'titu ~ NttbN


Q ri,su NitD\
. Th, Iub of Ma5 De- bgaIu
. dIawtur n.nf This o. lh. d~'
. which has boon adopted sN tn'
. states. trrriiofir. 900, dtp,ud,n
. rirs oI te' tuited -ptt te t1'
. one urun ehieN l uIHHt UoulI
. Do paid to thr m.ruiN rf fH
. soldiers tnu sailor. pt ~, r'HIp.
. 10. uu" Test tn.ir ut,. 800 tu' -
. '.use of th'it ,puntfS aud u HI
. HoIDiuu ths bouur ana sior o
. 200, Stairs and stripe. without
. tnss, brave men. Nhu gave 1870
. tu,ir Utts upnu many ul,unt
. battlefield and boz man, tight
. 90 aoa. Go, uniun Houtd not N'
Q uLlt = Is toduA th. most uovcr
. HI nation 900 the world aud the
Q nut Hot,rnIn"ni which scoks lo
. Oh. what ie right and for the best
. int,.,t uf humanity 81 lars,
. IS, should ,,l tu mind uur
. .rU.. departed soldiers ANA sHil
. u YI,i h,ioI. aud patriotic
. conduct should .N.i Do. uu 80
. SEPARATION o. u.. nnd iuSpire us q"
. eufd .at,IiN ANA pfcr,t,' in-
Q Lt.t tl. glorious he.ithgs col
. rr,, ep. uW,ut Witch oUr oath
. 'rs rtt. l' us
. Sos. U,.,tor. g. William j.
Q Mills. eo.,uur r. th, trrruuiv
Q uf N,l N.Ni.. Cleo t,r'ht dosig-
Q nate and ..i apart TUESDAY Mas
. SEQ Fl1 a- Memorial da' aud
. de- h,r,n. request thH' "u said
. dn1 hu.iu,-. Of q s'.ulr nature
. hc suspended 81. Tar 10. pu-sini'
Q within th, t,.r lturt OF Sow M"N
. icu. and that th, people general.
. IS Join with tu, patriot. a.-o0n-
. tious iu -trrNiug flowers uruu
. thr mouuds which mark th'
. mould.riup remains ui oar dead
. heroes. ANA ip u,iue f. uioW, OBJ
. respect tu tnrir memories.
. And I ufthrr Request that tu
. our schools patriotic exercises b'
. held. go that lnV, ui country MA,
. be Impressed upon the hearts
Q and minds of the pupils and
. thcS be- talght that II is r. dat,
. which th,y owe To- las down
. thcir lives n necessary IN tho &c.
. fcnso Of the rlng.
. Don, ai th, tNoyutiv, office
. this ga, 18TH daN OF MAY y H.
. laIl Witness b hand ana ia,
. great seal of the territory OF New
. McNico.
= WM j. MILLS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
Sprtnu Tooics.

Poets ougaJ 10 sing IN May
o. the bNds.
Never haip on cleaning day
With H. suds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
An Operat,e Chorus

The tourists do moi ihrong 10 Nor
mandy MS they once did
What Is sronra"
We need Ho'ng public spirited cin
Acns 10 act rs peasants"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16

II n interesting to learn that th"
remarkable joint resolution proposed
bY the Democratic commute, on tor
ritorics may actually amount to -
complete disapproNal Of thu ,onstiti-
iion of New MrNicn. on. YOU clever
Harvey
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-16
jus, Live > Battle

They tel me thaG Grace essay on
var was yer, realistic
II was WHY the sachct powdo,
How olt OF II iu clouds.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1911-04-06
Meade Talks Electric Line.

A party of Meade boosters in
cluding the editor of the News,
the telephone manager of that
place and others were in Beaver
the latter part of last week pro-
jectlng an interurban line be-
tween that point and Beaver.
The movement il just being
considered and definite arrange
ments have not been consumated
but the plan looks feasible and
and there is no doubt but what
it would be great boom for both
towns were the deal put through.
AS we have often said before,
any thing like railroad or cleo
trio line will receive the glad
hand and reasonable support of
Beaver citizens if a bona fde
proposition is made. We need
it, we want it and we we'll do our
part to get it.-Beaver Herald.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1911-04-06
Ladies Band to BuckIin

The Meade Ladies Band has
been engaged by the Bucklin
Commercial Club to furnish mu-
sic for the meeting of the Inter-
State Editorial Association which
meets there next Monday. The
people of Bucklin are planning an
entertainment way beyond the
ordinary and every editor in this
part of the country may consider
this personal invitation to attend
whether he takes membership or
not. Representatives of the lead
ing paper houses, type foundries
and talks by men prominent in
the newspaper world will be
features. The editors should let
nothing interfere with their being
present.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1911-04-06
What VIII We Do2

That electric line will be the
biggest thing that Meade could
ask for. Meade could very easily
become wholesale center for alb
the vast territory south of here.
If the merchants in those towns
could come to Meade in the morn
ing, buy bill of goods and re-
turn the same day, and get them
at the right price we are not
afraid of their ordering by mail
or making trip to Kansas City
for that purpose. If we can fur
nish the transportation, thegoods
and the prices we will get their
business. We can doit, the only
question is will we. This ques-
ton you must answer. "iHli
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1911-04-06
What if We Don't

Meade is just'half way between
Turon and DesMoines. Turon
is terminal and DesMoines the
other for the Winnipeg Salina &
Gulf. Does that look like divi-
sion toyou? How much would a
division be worth to Meade? Well
considerable should some other
town near here getit. The fell
low who is swiftest wins the
race. We can do wonders if we
will. There is one thing certain.
We must get this road. There
is but little doubt of it's being
built and if it is built Meade must
get it Orwell who knows what
may happen.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1911-04-06
They knocked"

Mem bers of the show company
say they were told at Liberal that
they would not make expenses at
Meade that the town was dead
one" and no one attended shows
here. After the receipts at the
box Office were counted the man
ager informed Mr.. Phelps that
they wereS25 ahead of the amount
taken in at Liberal. Wecan not
understand what prompts some
of the Liberal people to be etern-
ally Knocking on Meade. The
only reason we are able to assign
is the fact that Meade has an ex-
cellent waterworks system, big
live Commercial Club, two bands
and an orchestra which that town
lacks. Liberal is a good town
but she will be long time get
ting better if she depends on
knocking on another good town
to accomplish that end.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1911-04-06
City Election

The city election Monday fail
ed to attract any attention. Only
81 votes we're cast and all we're
straight votes for the regularly
nominated candidates.
The following were elected:
Mayor, S. D. Adams.
Councilmen:
L. Boehler.
John Wehrle.
o. Hamilton.
John B. Innis.
f. G.. Holderman.
The affairs of the city are safe
in the hands of these men and
the fact that there was no oppo-
sition is proof of the fact that
their services were satisfactory.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1911-04-06
AGood Show

+ A big crowd witnessed the per-
formance of "a Bachelors Hon
eymoon' at Phelps Opera House
Saturday night. The play is a
very clever and every number of
of the company played their part
to perfection. The tumultous
applause was evidence of the fact
that the audience was we'll pleased
with the production. The next
attraction will be "The Missouri
Girl"
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1911-04-06
A Business Change.

A deal was completed last week
whereby Dick Wuerdeman be-
comes the owner of the interest
of George Berger in the Berger
Bros, grocery store. The firm
will be known as Berger &
Wuerdeman, and the business
will be looked after by Sam Am
stutz as in the past.
There will be no change in the
business policy of the store and
they will continue to treat the
people right and handle the best
goods procurabie.