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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1906-11-04
Notice to Creditors

Estate of William Schloss. Deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrator of the estate of
William Schloss, deceased, to the cred
itors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice to the said admin
istrator at Globe, ella Comfy, Arizona,
the same being the place for the trans
action of the business of said estate.
A. X. EDWARDS,
Administrator of Estate
of Deceased.
Dated August II, 1906 lift
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1906-11-04
Notice Of Posting

In the Probat' Court of tn County OF
G la Territory of Arizona.
Notice is Here y G ven That w. L.
Feagle., tn, administ o. of the
e,,at, of j. II. Feagles, d ceased,
having filed in tn s Cour' his etu n of
sale Of on -foorth II tere TO 500 n
the Biz kbird, r nd Lift Johnn e
mining aim, of the ta'e OF ). Il.
Feag S, de e'sed; the hea ng OF tne
same as b en- Fixed by said Court TO
Monday, the 10Th d of Octob r 1906;
at no &c ock in the TO enoon of "a d
DIV. at he Court room tn rot, at
Globe, in toe Co n y of Gi a; and l
ner.ons interest d n the said 'state
IRE not fiei then nd there to appear
and show au.e, if any the NJ, why
the aid sal should not be conf med.
Dated o tobsr st :, 1906.
Z. G. ROBERTSON,
c ERIK.
By H. Q. ROBERTSON,
DIV, Depu y Clerk.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1906-02-14

at Dixie Lodge, returned Saturday from
short visit to Miami, They reported
AN enjoyable trip, but were glad to &c,
back to Scabrcczc and Dixie Lodge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Davis, Of hing.
hampton, n, y, spent u short time in
Scabrcczc last week. They are spending
the winter at Lake Helen,
Mrs, l.. u, Burdirk, her father, Mr..
Young and Mr.. and Mrs. Rivcnburg,
went to Miami in Mr.. Yollng's boat last
week. They expect to be gone about
ten days, aud will touch ut several
points of interest On their trip south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baird, who enjoyed u
tn days sojourn here, guests Of
Seminole Lodge, left Saturday for Palm
Beach and Miami. Mr.. Baird Is u
prominent railroad man Of Mime
apolis, Mimi.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Iadd expects To join Miss
Blakcsly and Mrs. Della Thompson, the
latter part Of the week. The party will
perhaps 80 from Eustis To 81. Peters
burg, where they will remain several
weeks before returning home.
The Clarendon and Colonnudcs have
had quite IN influx Of new guests within
the lust three days. The touch 0f real
winter in the North Is hurrying the be-
lated tourists southwark. Better late
than never
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1906-02-14
SEABREEZE
NEWS NOTES.
Happenings Of Interest on the PENN.
sula.-Personals and Notes About
Well Known People.

The ladies Of the Sewing Circle met
with Mrs. Gertrude Davenport las, We'd
ncsday afternoon. There will be- no
meeting Of the Circle this week on nc.
count Of the congregational Church Ba.
zaar, which will be held at Dixie Lodge,
Wednesday afternoon and evening. The
ladies Of Dixie Lodge are to be COM
mendcd for the unscltish zeal with which
they have worked up this church bcne-
it,
Mrs, A. Godsmmrk and Mr.. ScchIcr,
Sunday Srlool Superintendent, are in
dclatigucable in their efforts to promote
and sustain interest in the Glenview
sabbath School; some particular feature
of entertain mrnt being brought out
every Sunday. Last Sabbath the music
was made u special feature. Rccitations
were dispensed with; songs by the
school and vocal solos by individual
members, with violin, cello and organ
accompaniment, rendered by Misses Al
den and Jones, Of the Clarendon orchestra
and Mrs. Godslnark, was much enjoyed
by those present, many Of whom had
dropped in for church service. Rev.
Marsh dscOllrad on "Job,' in IL @hOl-
arly manner. Few have walked 50 UNI
scathcd through life but have had their
painful points Of experience in common
with this old.tmr philosopher, and the
speaker knew how To touch The sympu-
tlptc cord "thnt makes the world akin"
and clinchcd The spiritual lesson.
The boys If Mrs, +. W. Iadds Sun
day School class were invited to an
at home with her Thursday evening, In
her tactful way she made each manly
visitor feel that he was up to his
best Games were played and refresh.
inents were served and when leave
taking time came the boys were sure
they had never had a more delightful
time.
Mrs. Abcs, guest Of Mrs. X. Mallory,
gave II party in honor Of her little
friends, Misses I,cInicc and Gladys Odds.
last week. The children had "a delight
full time.
John Ryan and sister, Miss Ada Ryan,
Mrs. Phillips and daughter Nellie. of
Atlanta, who are spending the winter
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1906-02-14
MANY A GIRL
BELIEVES THIS
Love in a Cottage is Always Bliss. In Act.
ual Life it Loses its Clint, and Yet
It Looks All Right in Print.

oh, what has The postman who whistles
80 gay for me on II, Valentines Day. A
squarcof pink satin with fringes Of white
and cupid in roses half buried from sight
From the millionaire banker, ! know by
his hand; he will learn that my heart is
not his 10 command. Here Is one from
DC Nuisance, the vain, silly beau, and
others, but none from young Richard, |
know.
Yes, last night, when he civlcd my
waist with his arm and we iloatcd and
whirlcd To the m,lsic's wild charm, his
eloquent eyes held my spirit entranced,
looking love-fondest love.--into mine
as we danced, And later he begged for
u flower from my hair, but men are no
tickle, and why should | care? These
lace paper cupids are not To my taste.
All! here Is u note overlooked IN my
haste.
No tinted envelope with dainty de.
signs Of round, rosy cherubs and DELI
rate vines Is tins, and | wonder from
whom II can be! but III ope the myster-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1906-02-14
Flourishing Groves.
r Z r

". II. Brokaw, representing trifling
Brothers Company, is in Daytona for II
few days on business, having just re-
turned from trip to the SOUTHERN part
of the State Mr.. Brokaw says that the
orange groves between Orlando and
Sanford are suffering from the white fly
and many Of the leaves on the trees are
curled up. In speaking Of the groves
below here and In the Indian River see
ton, he says that they present flour
ishing condition and that the trees look
better this year than ever before. He
says that +. l.. Smith, Of Wabasso, from
|ffty.two grapefruit trees, sold fruit. To
the amount Of $500, and that the trees
are in fine condition, and still half Of the
crop are on the trees.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1906-02-14

+FOR RENT--6.room house, On
Orange, 200 feet west Of Ridgewood
Avenue; hot and cold water. fireplace,
and all modern improvements; well fur
nished. Enquire ut office Of Bond Lum.
Der Company. dtf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1906-02-14
Number 6

ious missive and see.
"My darling, send you no diamond.
tipped dart,
"But the passionate love Of u true,
tender heart
That beats but to worship your beauty
divine,
viii you take IL, my sweet for your
own valentinc?"
Oh, dear little letter, lie close to my
brcastl you are signed with the name Of
the man l love best. III forego oil the
glitter Of fashion and pride, to dwell In
an " y clad cot ut his side. No gifts
can he give me Of rubies and pearls, nor
Of gold save the gold Of his own silken
curls, but all my fair sisters, ! charge
you to pray for u letter like mine Oh st,
Valentines Day!
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1906-02-14
Pleasant Card Party,

The guests Of The Dcspland were
again agccably entertained lust even
ing by the management Of that popular
hostclry, with progressive euchre
party. Twelve tables were arranged,
and some excellent playing WAS done.
During the evening delicious refresh
mcnts were served.
Mrs. Andrew Gordan, Of Hartford,
Conn.,, won the ladies' first prize, beau
tiful medallion; Miss Bertha Schantz, Of
Dayton, Ohio, ladies' second prize, II
glove box; Mrs. n. l.. Wilson, Of Eliza
beth, N. j.: ladies' consolation prize, a
postal card book. V. Baird, Of Pitts
burg, won gentemen's first prize, II to-
bacco box; Sheldon Swope, Of Tcrrc
lIautc, Ind, gcntlcmcn's second prize,
II Florida scene; Louis Schantz. Of Day
ton, Ohio, the gentlcmen's consolation
prize, a deck Of cards. Mrs. X W..
Watkins, Of Columbia, Tenn, won the
lone hand prize, u Florida scene.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1906-02-14
DEMOGEOT
VICTORIOUS.
kek
Winner on the Ormond.Daytona Beach
Meets Ills Competitors In Cuba
and Wins over Them.

Victor Dcmogcot, the winner Of the
Two Milcs,aAlinutc-Racr, on the Or
mond. Daytona Beach, Monday earned
another victory by winning the Cuban
cup in the Second International Road
Race at Havana.
He made in the first half an average
Of 6l-45 miles an hour. The average
miles per hour for the entire 2l7 -
miles was 59.77.
Lancia made II very sensational run,
going il Is claimed, seventy miles IN
hour, so fast that his riding partner was
thrown out ON u curve and received II
fractured arm.
CedrinO's machine was overturned in
the first lap and he was injured inter-
nally.
The summary is MS follows;
Main Race--2l7 l-2milcs: Demogcot,
S0-hOrscpOwcr, won; time, 3:3S:lS 3'5.
Benin, 00.hOrscpOwcr, did not finish
the first half within the time limit. Lam
ella, 1lO.hOrscpowcr, and Ccdrho, 100
horsepower, did not finish the first lap
on account Of accident
Minor Racc-lOS 81 miles: DcsSans-
sOis, W.hOrscpOwcr, won: time, 2Ol;32.
Burk, iO.horscpowcr, second; time,
2:l4:22. l,lick, 30-horscpowcr did not
finish within the time limit.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23
OfLOcaIS
 Interest.
. Q 0

FOUND A HORSE-Fred Tait tele- ph9ned to the city yesterday that a black mare with a reached foretop ar rived at his place yesterday morning and "panhandled" him for breakfast. This is a clue for anybody who has lost such an animal.
 RAINING IN MS-Ranger| L. H. Hickey, who is stationed at Will Hams and who has been at work on the ranges in that vicinity, arrived here yesterday morning on official business and will remain day or two before returning north. Mir. Hickey says that when he left Williams Saturday it had then been raining hard for an hour and there were no signs of its stopping.
 AN ODD EXPLOSION-At Pirtle- vile in Cochise county few days ago occurred a very peculiar explosion that narrowly missed fatally injuring sev- eral men, though none were hurt, and that resulted in a property loss of $500. A gasoline lamp in a saloon began to leak and the bartender seeing the oil running down on the floor hastened to adjust the cap where the oil was leak ing Tn doing so he stepped on a match that happened to be lying in the oil on the floor An explosion in stantIy followed that wrecked the place and started a fire which was quickly extinguished.
 THE IRON MlNES-L. E. Hewins has returned from a trip to the recently located iron claims north of Beardsley station. He says that Contractor Ar thur Cree has eight or ten men em- ployed doing the location work and that he is about half through. MT. Hewins brought back large number of samples ranging from some big chunks that are almost solid iron to a number of sacks of soft iron ore. The location work of course is not deep enough to add very much to the knowl- edge of the claims but as far as it goes it is entirely satisfactory. Mir. Hewins says that the more one looks at the property the bigger and richer it seems to be
 A MYSTERIOUS VlLLAIN-The Douglas papers are playing up a sen sational item that is either a matter of real seriousness or the fancy of some badly scared person. It is related that d few nights ago A. Donaldson, who resides with his family at Pirtleville, heard his little daughter screaming in the next room When he went to her assistance he saw the figure of a white man, painted with lampblack or some thing of the sort to disguise himself as a negro, standing over the childs bed with his hand on her face. He was shabbily attired and Wore a black
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23
HEAT AND BAD HEALTH
 ENDED IN COLLAPSE
Dan Cole, a Guest of the Gregory
 House Frustrated Yesterday.

Dan Cole, who has been here but a short time, and wEo is a guest of the Gregory house. was overcome with the heat between four and five o'clock yes terday afternoon and now lies in his room in a precarious condition. It was a well marked case of heat pros tration, though as is always the case in this section there were cOntributOry causes that made the victim more than usually susceptible. Tn most cases it is an over indulgence in liquor but in the case of MT. Cole liquor had not been indulged in and positively had nothing to do with it.
 MT. Cole had been complaining for several days to other guests of the house that he did not feel we'll and described conditions that should have been a warning to any man in ordi- nary health. Saturday afternoon the heat affected him very nOticeabIy and he was then advised to summon a physician but refused to do so.
 Yesterday afternoon he was going along Washington street and stopped in the Rives drug store to rest. He told Mir Rives his condition and the latter immediately noted that he had
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23
PATENTS.

PATENTS-Hazard Barpham Les Angeles. Send for free book on patenta
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23

q high temperature and that his heart action was entirely too rapid. He gave him something for an immediate and temporary restorative and told him he should have a doctor, but by that time MT. Cole was beyond lucid con versation. The proprietor of the Greg ory house came along and Officer Moore was summoned from the city hall. They took MT. Cole to his room and called pr. Bell to attend him.
 Little seems to be known of MT Cole here. He came here in the latter part of June. registering at the Gregory house from Colorado. Yesterday when in the drug store he was asked where his home was and he said on Mission street, which might indicate that his home was in San Francisco. He has also been heard to talk more or less about Los Angeles and San Francisco. He is a man of perhaps fifty years of age.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23

slouch hat MT. Donaldson at once got his revolver and fired it after the man, who was by that time escaping from the house. but to no effect. Though the visitor was not cripple he walked or ran in a crouching and fiendish way, after the manner of a stage villain, It is also said that the same individual or one of similar habits, has visited other families in the nelghborhood and frightened the children at night. Thus far he has harmed no one more than to scare them. Sometimes he disguises himself in wOmans attire, or tries to, though his makeup is a very bad one and easily detected. Douglas is in doubt whether it is a spook or a crazy man.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23
$so,ooo,ooO ESTATE IN LITIGATION

It is not often that litigation over wills involving $9O.0OO,OOO arises, even in America, much less in Europe. A case of the kind has just been decided in Paris. It concerns the estate of Singer, the great sewing machine man. ufacturer, to whose widow and six children the colossal sum named was bequeathed. Mrs. Singer, with such an estate as One-seventh part of O,00O.- 900 in her own right. successfully sail ed through two subsequent marriages before herself paying the debt of na- ture in 1904, when she bequeathed the whole of her share to her third hus- band. Naturally her children felt averse to such a disposition of the family property. and as it included more than 5000 S1,O0O shares in the Singer company. to which was attach ed a negotiable condition. they in- vOked French law. The judges seem to have found some difficulty in giving any absolute decision, and urge com promise.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23

VEGETARIAN MEAT, put up in cans, is pure, delicious and strength giving. It's the meat elements derived directly from grains and nuts; tastes and looks like cooked meat. Per can, 20 to soc. Pure-Food Depot. 21 South First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-23

After a girl has broken her heart five or six times over a man her par ents won't let her marry. they don't worry so much about whether she will die from it.-New York Press.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-12-07

Rust proof seed oats at Jones pno,
jim Bower moved back to town tbi
week W. 'o"n I'LL
w. L. Hutcheson went r. 1.l,o
Charles Tuesday. -'""e
Gents and boys hats. new line at D
w. Daniels. '-'0 81 l
Il. E. Wesson visited in tho por;s,
Capital, Monday. "' ID
Big stock of fresh staple proooria.
at Robicheaux. ~
Mrs. V; c. Austin visited friends in
Jennings Thursday. 'D
Mrs. H. NJ. West visiteds friends in
Jennings Thursday.
Z. a. SaXby was business visitor
at the Lake Tuesday.
w. b. Gabbard was business vic.
ltor in Jennings Thursday.
Qr' Arceneaux was bushes caller
IN Lake Charles Monday
W Cents and boys hats, new line at P,
y, H. f. Robinson went to Midi and
tuesday on real estate business.
Nice new line of cakes and candies
at Robicheaux. '0'
ReV. Paul Leeds took the early train
for Lake Charles Tuesday.
Pulled rice, Scotch oats, crane puts
ana cream OF wheat at Robicheaux.
L. E. Robinson was transactino hus
mess In Lake Charles, Monday.
Comforts and blankets at all prices
70 suit customers. P. W. Daniels.
B: J. Thompson of Jennings. was a
business visitor in town Thursday.
Comforts and blankets at all prices
70 SUIT customers. P. w. Daniels.
Joe Vllllen our popular blacksmith
was a business visitor in Crowley
Tuesday.
Two new seven inch endless thresher
oeits Tor sale cheap, at the Welsh Ma
'hine Shops.
Mrs. Carlysle went to Lake Charles
IIu,esday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Jlayhill.
Try the famous DR.. Prices Wheat
flake Celery food for breakfast at
Sobicheaux.
Messrs. a. F. Arceneaux and E. NJ.
lark were business visitors at Lake
'harles Tuesday.
New line of gents shirts, also heavy
eece lined underwear for men and
oys, at Daniels.
c; E. Myers, rice buyer for Frank !
tickets, Jr. rice mill, of New Orleans,
as in town Thursday. ,
Rust proof seed oats at Jones Bros :
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-12-07
Notice to Taxpayers

That all taxes for the
year 1000 is past due and
if not bald by the 3Ist day
of December, 1900, will be-
come delinquent and 2
per cent per month will
be charged on all taxes
not paid on and after Jan
uary LIST, 1907.
Samuel BlackfOrd,
Tax Collector.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-12-07
Full line of cigars at Robicbeaux

Desire Hebert. who has been assC
clated with his brother in the Git
Barber Shop, for several years. ba
now opened up shop for himself. on
pOslte the pOstOtfice.
W. H. Carter of Estherwood, mr.
chased $40 acres af land near the mair
canal on the Clark plant this weel
ana Will move his family here in The
near future. Robinson and carr made
the deal. '''>
rIoodS the body with warm glowipo
NHailty, makes the nerves stronn
qulckens circulation, restores natural
FIgor, makes YOU feel like one born
AGAIN HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
lea 30 cents. Cooper Drug Co.
Practically no change was made in
the matter OF saloon licence by the
poiice jury at their recent meeting al
C"ouSh some effort had been made TO
nave The same reduced. The only
cIange that was made was in the case
OF the fourth'class saloon, the license
OF which was fixed at $1,000
Arthur MeIendy, a promising young
rice planter from Iowa, was transact,
INC business in Welsh Tuesday. He
says ne has shipped most of his rice
10 New Orleans and realized from 25c
TO QUO per barrel better than he could
nave done with the buyers.
LOST Between my pl ace and Roa-
noke a lady's cape.
2. j. Unkel.
). +. Ellis a hustling young rice
PLANTER OF Crowley, was over Tuesday
looking up location for the coming
year lie says, the rice land is becom,
ing SO red around Crowley that he |
iee.hs IL wise to come where he can
fInd newer and better land.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-12-07

? was was the guest of Miss Ella Russell +
lore part of the week. " i'"''eii u
; ao New line gents shirts, also beay
neece lined underwear for men an
= ooVs, at Daniels, '"oN q"
! Mrs Del Patterson and her two 81.
, !ers' The Misses Spurginwere shop pin
, IN Lake Charles Tuesday.
q New line gents shirts, also haav
- ileece lined underwear for mon "n
boys, at Daniels. W ''eN "n
0hO. Stores, one of line nrominoo
hierchahtS of Iowa, wa, trnuSartfn,
business 10 our City Tuesday.
fOR SALE: 1000 bags seed rice on,
Year from imported. Indian Rayn,
UanaICompany, Welsh or Bell City ,;
D Jos. hlpIinger, propriter of the :
/ Moa hIouse was a business Aisitor to
'ner'nantau and Jennings TUESDAY
5 "e are expecting fresh car LOAD
" .Ceieorated Star brand of flonr in
offew days at Robicheaux. "' ID
Johh Armstrong has RECENTLY had r.
au11ease The force in his sbODe nv tho
addltlonOf an experienced blacLSm ;t th
ana horse sheer. VI
sc nsn 70 see Our sofa pillows, also
St t"ris ana doliles, stamped and up-
stamped; silks for same "N
z. w. Daniels
Eugene Lewis and family of Crow
10y, speht Thanksgiving and the fore
Welsh. ~ 'oi"'l'eS IN
hunters and trespassers forbidden
oh the lands of the undersigned:
u. w. COsner.
MISS Gussie Robinson, PRINCIPAL OF
Ine Roanoke schools, spent Saturd av
ana sunday with Mrs. w. 4 Cab,
bert and family.
ASK ASK 70 see our sofa pillows, also
scars and doilies, stamped and m.
stamped; silks for same.
T. W. Daniels.
MISS Jessie Findley, one of the
teacnerS from Roanoke, spent Satur.
gay and Sunday with her sister. Mrs
ID. r. Read. ''''
Ask to see our sofa pillows, also
scars ana doilies, stamped and un-
stamped; silks for same.
P. w. Daniels. |
a. Il, farent came over from Lake
Charles Monday morning and went
out to the Haber plant to do some sur.
Veylng for the extension of the canal
W. w. Steltzlan and Mrs. NJ. r.
uller received the sad news Wednes.
gay OF the daeth of their sister, Mrs.
ernest McGraw of Arden, Missouri,
Remember everything goes
at reduced prices at the
Welsh Jewelry Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Booze. of Roam.
oke, were in town Saturday attending
the teachers association. Mr.. Booze
IS the member of the parish school
board from ward two.
WANTED: A few good tenants
Must own their teams. Land has laid +
o1t one !" two years. Paul w. Dan
els, Welsh or Bell City. 25
Eugene Kothe, an expert piano tuner 9
u Cincinnati, Ohio, recently emplOyed T
~ Smith Bros, Music dealers of Lake h
Iharles. was IN town Monday and I
tuesday, tuning instruments for sevlal h
PARTIES. J.
VI course you pay your money, ;,
But you get your moneys worth ~
For what does money mean to YOU p
When Rocky Mountain Teas on i,
earth? D
E. M. Powers returned Monday from u
l's,i OF several weeks at Marliuwells y,
eXas. His rest and vacation after his -
ard summers work seems to have w
greed with him, judging by his APP IN IN
9arence. IL
Full line of ladies and children's IN
lbberS, men s rubber boots, knee and
p lengths, also fleece lined gossi- ~,
ere rnbberS at p. w. Daniels. -
Our A nnual HOlidov Solo al