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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
Don't You Believe 1t.

Some say that chronic consti-
patton cannot be cured. Don't
you believe it. Chamberlain's
Tablets have cured others-why
not you? Give them a trial
They cost only a quarter. For
sale by all dealers. FIG
Mrs. c. C. Lahman entertain
ed several ladies at a theatre
party at "The Lion and the
Mouse" matinee at the Palm.
j. N. Tamisiea is confined to
ST. GATHERINGS hospital in Oma-
ha where he will remain for a
couple of weeks in the hopes of
benefitting his health.
When baby suffers with &c.
zema or some itching skin trou-
BILE, use Doan's Ointment. A
little of it goes a long way and
it is safe for children. SOC q
box at all stores.
Mrs. Sage of Omaha is here
for q few days the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Wat
kins.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

DR.. Heise reports the birth
of a ten pound daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Adams.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
CHAPTER ~.
Now AequalntsWose.

r Is he turned away Kirk b.
~ came conscious tha4 the wo-
1a man In tho next chair had
E21&az) let her boob fan and was
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

"Had dyspepsia or indiges-
ton for years. No appetite,
and what | did eat distressed
me terribly. Burdock Blood
Bitters reached the cause" -
j. H. Walker, Sunbury, Ohio.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

Miss Florence Schulmeister
arrived from Iowa City last
evening. Her health was such
that her physician thought it
best for her to abandon school
work for the balance of the
year. Her father returne d
with her.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
Dinner Party

In honor of the 87th birthday
of her father, H. P. Lewis, Mrs.
w. H. Fensler entertained sew
eral relatives at one o'clock
dinner yesterday. A large bou-
quet of red carnations furnish
ed the table decorations and
the hostess assisted by Miss
Bessi Fensler, served a splendid
dinner in four courses. The
afternoon hours were very
pleasantly spent in visiting and
none enjoyed the time any
more than grandpa Lewis who
has been enjoying splendid
health. The following guests
enjoyed the affair, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. P. O'Neal, H. p. Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. N. A. Townsend, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh O'Neal and Mrs. Nc
Kenzie of Council Bluffs.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Edwards
spent Sunday in Omaha with
home folks.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
THE NE'ER-DO-WELI,
ROMANCE OFsTHE PANAMA CANAL
REX BEACH
Z BEACH

Copyrights 1910. 1911. By Harper &!aBrother
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

Never can tell when you'll
mash a finger or suffer a cut,
bruise, burn or scald. Be pre-.
pared. Thousands rely on DR..
Thomas Electric Oil. Your
druggist sells it. 25c and Soc.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

Mrs. A. H. Livingston is re-
ported quite sick at hel home
on East Erie.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12

L. r. Pike was able to be at
his store today after a severe
attack of kidney trouble.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-22
VALLEY ROAD WILL
 COST MORE THAN THE
 TOMBSTONE HIGHWAY

Following the report on the State Highway work done on the Bisbee to Tombstone link comes the report on the reconstruction work Of the Doug las-Bisgee link This report is vol luminous and complete. It shows that in April S3.75S92 was expended and the total cost Co date has been Sl9.29l95. the cost per prisoner per outside days work being S134. and per prisoner per day Sl34
 Before work was started on the Bis bee-Tombstone link advocates of a straightaway via Hereford and the leaving of the city of Bisbee and the town of Lowell off its route com plained that the mountain road would be too expensive Thus far that road has cost S32.6S3.9O while repair and reconstruction work on the Douglas Bisbee section has cost in a period ol about half the time $19.29195, SO that it is evident that in road building In this part of Arizona drainage in the first instance ih the all important matter
 Tn April there was used on the Douglas Bisbee road for surlacina 1925 cubic yards of slas which cost S769 and there was required the lay ing of a spur which cost S1l6.6O. This spur was laid from the railroad fol the purpose of unloading the slag. An other item to appear in re-suryeyinl of road. which cost S155.o1. Scarify ing the old road cost S87.58 and tC date has cost S14795 sprinkling cost S592O. and rolling $1O47o, the total for that item to date being f16l22
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-22
LOCAL FIRE RELIEF
 FUND IS COMPLETE
Further Contributions to Aid Johnson Addition Sufferers
 Are Not Needed.

At a meeting yesterday of the Fin ance Committee which has charge of the funds collected for Che relief of the sufferers from Che Johnson Addi- ton fire. Chairman John C. Greenway announced that further contributions were not necessary Through the whole-hearted response from the en- tire Warren district a total of S4O77 has been collected to date
 Of this amount S3.46277 has,already been expended in extending relief to the sufferers. Other bills have been contracted but not yet presented to the Finance Committee for payment. lt is believed however chat the sur plus on hand at present win be sul- acient to meet obligations already in- cured and those which may arise be- fore Che relief work is completed.
 The Finance Committee is prepar ing a complete list of donors to the fund and a record of all disburse ments
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-22
HOLD FOR TRIAL
 ALLEGED BORDER.
 CATTLE RUSTLERS
Two RanChers Under Arrest Win Be Arraigned For
 Hearing Tomorrow.

Following their arrest by Deputy Sheriff Charlie Cross. on the charge of grand larceny in stealing cattle. II. B. Casson and Wes Barnett pnch- CTS of the Guadalupe canyon district furnished bail bonds of Sl000 each for their appearance for preliminary hearing May 29 at 10 o'clock a. ID. in Douglas.
 The arrests are said to be the di- rect outerowth of the discovery last week by federal and state officers of S6 head of cattle in the hills near Guadalupe canyon alleged to have been stolen from ranchers in that viz cinity The cattle were driven to San Benardino ranch where they are Jun. derstood to Doe held.
 In the meantime the officials have been Investigating The complaints charge the theft Of one COW only Should conviction be obtained upon these. however. 1t is understood that 8l other complaints. one for each ami mad in the herd could be sworn out
 The men are accused in one com plaint of having stolen red. two-year old heifer from William Hennessy p the other complaint they are charged by J. s. Kelly with having ,tolen one cream-colored COW from Mrs J. F Me Clellan. Both men own ranches in th, immediate vicinity of where the cattl, were found
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-22

morning. when several hundred tons of loose rock and ore crashed to the floor and carried the latter through 10 an old drift SO feet below
 It is stated that the big stoping space. which had grown very large, was being worked with very little pro lection The open ground had recent ly become very loose. Thursday morning its condition was commented upon by new man as appearing to be exceedingly dangerous. but all the shift. nevertheless, went to work They came in and gave the alarm that ish were employed when the foreman came in and gave the alarm Go get out he having heard the rock begin to move, and realizing the danger The men said they had become accustomed to hearing falling material and did not think of anything unusual
 The alarm had hardly been given be. fore the crash came The men were crowded against the far wall where some of the falling material reached burying some of the workmen to the knees and causing scratches and bruises. no large rock coming with inc fall to wall
 Recovery of considerable tonnage oI ore which went down through tnC floor with the rock will be possible through the driving of a drift below This, it is understood will be done
 State Mine Inspector Boln was I the city at the time of the acciden and is sdu here, bu, has not as ye given attention to the scene nor to th, alleged conditions that have prevailed in the working
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-22

For the month ditching cost $296.7O, and to date it has cost S465.21 On grading near forest there was eX- pended only S52.62 which brings the total for that work at that section of the road up to S6.39241 On the re- pair work at Calumet, S203.67 was eN- pended and the expenditure on that section of the highway is brought up to S1.50149.
 In the work of surfacing the road 900 cubic yards of slag was spread and 1925 hauled. Thirteen thousand -sey- en hundred linial feet or 2G,9S3 square yards of surface was covered with gravel and 4O50 linear feet or ST775 square yards of road surface was GOV. tered with slag
 Last month there was eXpenced for labor for spreading the top dressing of gravel $1.225 and previously but S4A9O had been thus spent the total amount now standing $i27O16.
 Summarizing the report shows that tine current cost of surfacing was S2.732.2O and to date has been $7. I611.89. The actual cost Of surfacing for the month was 7.7 cents
 Included in the total amount expend ed is the original cost Of making the camp which amounted to $1o28S9. ana
 the cost of transportation of prison lers.
 With the amount originally eNpend ed on Che Douglas Bisbee link and tho | Ipresent cost of reconstruction it l. plain that the splendid mountain roat out of Bisbee to Tombstone will cos less than has the road across the val i ley and that if the road via Hereford had been as expensive as the already built Douplas-Bisbee road it woulC have been far more costly chan tho
 route that was selected Besides thi0 l it must be taken into consideration
 that in the future the mountain roa' win need less repairing than any road
 that runs through the lowland
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-22
.C CHIHUAHUA HILL
 IS IN DEPLORABLE
 HEALTH CONDITION
Virulent Smallpox Case in the CongeSted Quarter Has All
 Chance to Spread.

No new cases of small pox have yet developed in the congested quarter in the downtown district where the cese found the first Of the week is under quarantine and treatment by author ity of the city health officer Dr. Herendeen.
 In the house where this case is, im- medlately back of the cityhal on Cht huahua hill there are four other fam lilies living In the immediate neigh borhood are a number of other lam ! flies. An are living in more or less squalor and if there is not develop meut of nest of small pox in the locality, it win give ground for sur prise
 ] it was said yesterday at the city Ihau that the present small poN patient Imay die. His condition Is bad. The attack he is suffering is of the most ] |yirulent sort representing the disease ] in one of it's worst forms. Under the circumstances there has been good Afdl hL NNLaiIINlAl Ao NA NANN AohtNAN NtttN' ! has occurred to remove him from l the congested part Of the city to the pest house.
 On Chihuahua Hill conditions arc
 of the very best for the spread oi
 this or any other contagious disease !. Persons who have recnetly been
 through the Mexican quarters on tho hin say that there was never a season lin which there was more fifth ac
 cumulated and lying about on the
 ground The cleanup wave Of the spring failed entirely of reaching Chi.
 quarter of the city SO far as surface Indications prevalent here Hot wea ther is now here and if filth breedl
 disease, Chihuahua Hnl Is said to b' lin shape to establish new records il that sort Of incubation.
 The health authorities of the ciu have paid little attention to the hill if any The city authorities say tha they have absolutely no authority b go there nor fund upon which the can draw to make the much neede
 clean up. The health authorities alon
 can reach funds to serve the purpos
 and make the order necessary to con pei residents to observe health rule
 about tehlr property
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-22
LOS ANGELES SPECIAL TRAIN CARRYING BUSINESS MEN OF THAT CITY WILL BE IN
 THIS AFTERNOON ON SCHEDULED TIME
GreennS to Bsbee People Come in Advance Wre Big Crowds Win Be Out Streets to Extend the Visitors a WeCOme
 Afternoon and Evening to Be Much Enjoyed by All Attending

program which has been arranged for their stay win be made lively. To Bisbee they arc giving more time than allotted any other city In the itinerary. They know Che city as the big mining center of the southwest and are not going to be disappointed
 in their findings
 The Don Luis Commercial Club will participate in receiving the visitors today Yesterday it's secretary stated that committee would meet the excursion train at Osborne and point out points of interest on the way up. lAt Warren a committee from the Warren District Commercial Club will meet the train board it and greet the excursionists. At the sta 1 ton it is expected that a number of the prominent citizens and business linen will be in attendance
 Just what the visitors will want ! to do upon arrival remains to be ! determined If it is like the El Paso excursion they will want Co en. Itertain rather than be entertained |As it Is they have asked that it be
 made possible for them to meet as
 many citizens as they can and ef
 forts are being made in that direc tion. lt remains for the public gen erally and the business men in par ticular to extend to them a welcome 1 Those who have friends nj the party
 will undoubtedly see that they get
 good idea of some of the show places about Bisbee and those whc Idesire the Warren district booklet. will be supplied with them al the Copper Queen hotel and the Com Imercial Club. where they are eX pected to make their headquarters
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-22
HIGGINS LEASE MEN NARROWLY ESCAPE
 DEATH IN CAVE IN
Mass of Rock and Ore Falls Through Floor; Alleged
 Unprotected Ground.

Six men in the main stope of Che Higgins Leasing Company workings narrowly escaped death Thursday
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-22

Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce men win arrive in the city this after noon at 1:30 on their special train. The following telegram, received last night is self explanatory;
 Yuma. Ariz May 21. '14
 Editor Bisbee Daily Review The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce glad hand excursion. travelling on a special de luxe train of eleven coaches, headed by a brass band and the Times siren, left on time tonight for Douglas.
 The train win arrive in your city on schedule time tomorrow after noon Greetings to an of your peo- pie and here's to a jolly good time. LOS ANGELES CHAM BER or
 COMMERCE.
 LOUIS M COLE President
 F. FRANK WIGGINS. Sec'y.
 The spirit of the visitors is re- ciprocated here and the greetings they will receive from thousands in the district today promise to be most cordial and enthusiastic. The coming of the train and the one hundred or more coast business men who are on board. was much talked about in the city yesterday and there will be a large number of people in the down town streets this afternoon to greet the arrival of the delegation.
 The band the visitors are carrying is one of the best in the west and will be heard with pleasure by thous- ands in concert program this eve ming All over the business district of the city there will be special at tention paid to the visitors during this afternoon and evening and what ever time they may nave from the
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-22

In addition to doing fine work be. bind the log for the Yankees. Bis Ed' Sweeney acts as a sort of safety valve for the Yank youngsters. When ever one of Chances Kids shows signs Of going up in the air Ed is right there with the soothing syrup.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-22
A PRAYER

The day returns and brings us its petty round of irritating concerns and duties. Help us to play the man; help us to perform them with laughter and kind faces Let cheerlulness abound with industry Give us to go blithely about our business Bring us to our resting beds weary and content and undishonored grant us at the end the gift of sleep.
 -Robert Louis Stevenson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-02
PROBATE COURT is
ADJOURNED UNTIL
SEPTEMBER TERM

Completing the business of the
July term of the probate court at yes
terdays session Judge John Baron
Burg adjourned until next Monday.
when the September term viii open.
The proceedings yesterday were
largely routine. A summary follows;
In the matter of the guardianship
OF:
Violet Thompson, G. T.. Lukens APP
pointed guardian.
In the matter of the estate of:
A. q. Otero. final report filed !;
hearing set for September 20.
Francisco Gabaldon. II, B. Cornell
appointed guardian, under $3.50
bond
Herman Helm. Nick Helm and O.
Newlander appointed appraisers.
Ben c. Robertson. Laurence f. Lee,
administrator, filed final report;
hearing set for September 20.
James r. Mcclure. final report filed
by Mrs. Catherine Mcclure. executrix
of the will. hearing set for September
20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Singer adopted
Della Wells with the consent of her
father. Albert Wells, the only living
parent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-02
bELEN IS READY
FOR CONVENTION
Of BULL MOOSE
HoSpitable Metropolis Of Va
Iencla County viii Take
Care of Big Crowd and Make
Everybody Feel at Home.

Belen. ~ NJ. Sept. AL Is in
readiness for the state convention of
the progressive party which is to be
held here Thursday. and the prepara-
tions that have been made by the en-
terprislng citizens Of Belen give as
surance that no matter how large the
crowd Of visitors in attendance all will
be taken care of in the best possible
manner.
The sessions of the convention Will
be held in the Goebel theater, which
has ample seating accommodations.
and every facility will be enjoyed for
the holding of the meetings without
any hitch or hinderance. The citizens.
regardless of politics. have decided
that nothing shall be left undone to
minister to the convenience and com
fort Of the visitors. and special COM
mittee has been appointed by the Com
mercial club whose duty it is to look
after the welfare of the delegates.
Belen enjoys unusually good hotel
facilities, and there will be no raise
in rates on account of the convention.
The convention will be called to order
by state Chairman Miguel A. Otero
THURSDAY morning at 10 o'clock, and
ii is expected that all work will be
completed in one day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-02
Local and Personal

County Clerk Walker yesterday is.
sued licenses to marry TO John A..
Kennedy. OF Albuquerque. aud Miss
Pearl Bailey. OF Gallup: G. y, Phillips
ana Marie Crane. Of Albuqucrque
Louis G. Kcppeler and Margaret Cos.
grove
Il, &. Hernandez. republican can
dldatc for congress, was In the city
yesterday He retnrped to Santa -
last nisht after conferrlne With local
party leaders.
Robert r.. CAV Of Carthage, y. NJ,
arrived here last night on his wa,
home AFTER stay In Europe He left
Liverpool. England, shortly after the
declaration Of war by that nation
against Germany, The voyage was
Without incident.
Mrs $. w. White. residing at 70s
West Slate avenue. has as guests Mr.
and Mrs. !. q. sutherland. who for
merly resided IN this city. but who are
now Of Los Angeles. They are homo
bound after a visit TO relatives and
friends In Michigan.
&. n. Tyler. formerly q member Of
the Albuqucrque police force. but now
a carpenter In the employe OF the
Santa Fe railway At san bcrnardino
was passenger on Santa 'e train
No yesterday afternoon on the WAY
to ST. Louis for visit.
Nuherto Chavez required two police.
men and a deputy sheriff to put him IN
the city Jail last night He was chars.
cd with drunkenness and dlaorderis
conduct. Chavez was using improper
language ON South First street wher
first nccosted by an officer.
David wciunan. senior member d
the Economist dry goods firm. re-
turned yesterday from the east, WHERE
he had been for the last two months
purchasing the fall and winter stool
OF goods for his store, Mrs Weinmai
returned TO the city with her husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred crollott returned
last night from Trinidad. Colo. b,
automobile The road from Trinidad
TO Las Vegas aud from Santa Fe Il
Albuquerque was good. Mr.. rrollot
said. lie found the road between La
Vegas and Santa Re rough. but has
no serious difficulty in passInl
over II.
Karl A. Snyder. attorney for tn
Santa Fc railroad at Demlng. Is In tn
city on business and to visit his son
Herman l.. snyder who is one of tn
bookkeepers at the First National
hank. Attorney Snyder was a resi-
cent Of Albuquerque thirty years age
and was then associated with the lat
Judge w. G. Hazeldine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-02

Paris. Sept ! t510 p. MA dis
patch to the Havas agency from Az
Iona, Albania. says an agreement has
been reached between the Musselman
insurgents and the population of Az
Iona under the terms Of which the red
and black flag will be hoisted tomor-
row and the insurgents will enter the
town. The ineffciency Of the ruler
of Albania. the Prince of Wied. and
of the government, is recognized and
amidst great enthusiasm the mayor
and notables of Avlona have taken
possession of the city prior to the
entrance of the insurgents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-02
MOTHER STANISLAUS
TELLS OF RECOVERY

Neglected thruat trouble and continued
conRhs and cnlds. often weaken The system
lnNestifate reports ~ tccevcfiea brought
about BY ntlsnan's Alternative. tiefe 10
one
Convent n st. Ann. Sanford. Fla.
Gentlemen .-lu February, 1911. four doc
tors examined my throat and pronounced
The neceHslts 81 an operation Having heard
nt feekskiN. n. ~ Mother. house nf tho
Sisters 81 So Nunri1 whore was visit
lpr 4 Eekinans Alleratiyr. determined
az last RESORT 90 ffy III After taking four
or five hailias large rlecta " dlaeasef Tia
SITE came away ! continued the Atefattve.
10 my grateful and daily rslief In ten
months was restored 90 perfect health. 1
would like them 20 wee nnd hear from my
own ilpa Il they M desire all ! would say
, 81 it tAhItteIaiedf
fsiHued1 MOTHER ~ STA<fsf.Afif.
/ Eckman's Alternative " most efaoseiuua in
bronchial eatafrh and severe threat and
4. iunr affections and uphulldinr The system.
Contains ne harmful or habit forming
drugs Accept NO substitute. small fize
Isl regular rlre. ts Sold hy flikh-
land Pharmacy ana lcadine druggists write
Eckmau Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa. for
haaklef ~ reruVtriea
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-02

soft elinElue type of gown It Is
chafmme tfmmed with either fable.
taffeta or dull satin.
All Costumes worn Tor first mourn.
lng can he trimmed with crepe. and
white crepe ls smart when used at
the meek Tor The collar or vest, and
for the cuffs as We'll.
For young people an white Is be-
ing used great deal Tor mourning.
II is not ms depressing as hlack and
yet Il Is just as much badge Of
SORROW. All-white hats OF luSterless
taffeta are trimmed With white crep,
flowers. or q small close-fittlug hat
Of white has q large Empress EuRe.
ME veil In white precisely following
the black widows veil OF the sam,
name. This style " veil Is heavy and
smothering for very hot weather. al.
though II h protection from kindlA
but curious eyes Ii rs "a large hemmed
square Of crepe with one corner
rounded out TO M the neck. finished
with a frill Of the same II is fastened
around the neck with the lone point
hanging down IN front and is ther
thrown over the head and fastened
security TO the hat With pins II Il
UNUSUAL graceful and most bccom
ing.
White chiffon cloth Is used for th,