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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-16
The MiIIor& PeckCo
SPECIAL PRICES FOR SATURDAY
 NIGHT AND MONDAY.

NIGHT AND MONDAY. AT $4.9S-Ladies' Plaid Skirts, were
 $&. AT $9.9S-Odd lot of Ladies' Suits,
 were $15. AT 9Sc-Children's Fur Sets, were
 $1.5O. AT $29S-Children's Reefers, fan
 nel lined. were $7. AT 79c-Ladies' Satine Petticoats,
 were $1. AT 75c-54 inch Fancy Suitings,
 value $1. AT 49c-Black French Voile, was
 69c. AT 9Sc-Ladies' Leather Hand Bags,
 were $1.25. AT 25c-Ladies' Golf Gloves, were
 soc. AT 1sc-"Pin-on" Hose Supporters,
 were 39c. AT 25c-Bath Brushes, were 39c. AT 10c-40 inch White Lawn, from
 12hc. AT S5c-White Bed Spreads, from
 $1. AT 9Sc-Comfortables, from $1.25. AT 3Sc-Men's Fleece Lined Under-
 wear, shirts single or double breasted, from soc. AT 79c-Men's Medium Weight Nat
 ural Wool Underwear, from $1. AT 13c, FOR 25c-Children's Ex-
 tra Weight Black Seamless Hose,
 value 15c. AT 25c-Women's Full Fashioned
 Fleece Lined Hosiery, from 39c. AT 59c-Hemstitched Lunch Cloths ; with 3 rows of drawn work, value
 75c. AT 4sc-Children's Daisy Cloth Bath
 Robes, value .75c. AT 19c-Marguerite Corset Covers,
 lace trimmed, value 25c. AT Sc YARD-Ball Fringes, from Sc, AT 10c-Pillow Tops, were 25c and
 39c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-16
WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT SATURDAY. FEBRUARY

The next event at Mrs John Kicks. formerly Miss Nellye Reeds dancing academy, 43 East Main street. will be George Washington's party, Friday evening, February 21. The decora- tiOns will be in keeping with the oc- casiOn and George" will be there with his little hatchet. Don't miss it."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-16
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Bakers union.

Bakers union.
 Waterbury Burns club. Nosahogan lodge school meeting. Friendly league, penny provident bank, 3:30 to 5.
 Amalgamated Society of Machin- ists, Toolmakers, etc.
 MEETINGS TOMORROW. Harugari, 391.
 Prompters' union. Barcelona council, K. of c. Steuben lodge, 391, D. o. H. Sacred Heart Holy Name society.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-16

Advertise where you get the greatest returns. The paper that reaches the peo- pie who pay cash is sure to bring you returns. Ad- yertisc in the Democrat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-29
Tetiplb frcigciprodlen.

Eropihence, g.. g., 20. Iop.
Sn Dem Gro5eb gegen @rnIt y.
Fetlolo, meld)er beihuloigt mar, sic
FELINE Scten u. 9romn in Yascoag
am 10. allguit 5. 5. ermoroet Sl
BADEN, anb Die Sllrp nady elmer BE.
ratbulrg Don bier Stunoen Elm frei.
ipred)e1beS Geroift ob. Getiolo
bate iid) Ser Eoli5ei i'm 9llgllit 5. 5.
geItcllt, nahoem in SoIge Ser glli-
iinolng Der 2eihe oes ainoeS mad,
'ibm gelud)t noroen mar. 8ie Sic
Dtlltter Ser grmorbeten ausiaate,
pfleate iie Ole aleine inter Eetiolo'S
au'fliht 81 lteuen, menn lie nad 8ro.
pioence o0er aaoeren Srten reiite ulo
oils bas &ino ieinen 5oo fano, mor
lie mcbrere Gage bon ibrem @obniib
fern gelpeier. Die Staatsanpalt-
ld)ait Iltdte nod,5umeiien, ooB oos
aino in 6olge elmer id)meren ,3iidti.
9iing aeltorben lei, meIfe Getiolb
ocm'elben ertbeilt, aber oie Sertbeioi-
gitng mafte gelteno, oas MiGodcn
lei bon einem Mpfelbaum 9efaQeuL
inter peldem Die 2ei6e geiunocn
nltr6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-29
@opicpelt's @eriprcden an bic Cuba.
IlCr.

Sampa,S la., %. Nopember. -
General Carlos @orcia, elmer ser an.
geiebeniten Gilbaner, melder lid felt
mebrcrcn Wonaten i'm 2anbe aufge.
halten bot. nm oie omerifaniiden
Strni. unb wobltbGtigen MnItulten 81
beiid)tigen, reilte Don bier nad Sa.
pann ab. @Gbreno err in @aibington
mar, mad)te er Dem YrGlioenten ieirc
%Nuimartung nno murbe bon oieiem
crmddtigt, bem cuboniiden 8olf sl
erfl1ren, Die Ser. Staaten miir6cn
iit aus Guba 5uriid5ieben iobaIo sic.
les ielbit CLAUDE, Dab cine 6o%rtietung
Ser S%nterpention nibt mebr notbig
iei nno Elm entiprebenoes formefles
8eIlid) itelIe. General Garcia febrt
altf griuhen ieiner Hegier,lng mad
Sallle sliriid, UNI ieinen ginilnb our
geilcaung ser Strifetpirren in So.
palla 81 benusen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-29
Gbicaap'cr 0raucrcicn a%6acbrannt.

Gbicago, %. Nopem6er. - Die
9ronereien Der nMuaen 9reming
60" an Ser 40. uno Wauoce.S traBe
unb ser nSoietti 9rerping 60" an
Der 40. 1uno 9utlerltraBe, ionic oas
gtablliiement Der Ooleie & Sbeparr
60, &Gnoler III s%erbrodelten Stei.
llcn, mllroen beilte Nnd)mittag einge-
1lfert. Die in Ser HGbe gelegenen
8ebauoe ser Brennan Toding Co."
Ser nStanoaro S%laugbtering g."
rnb Der "Eilsburp @uibburn6 lolper
60" e"rlitten betr1dtIifen Sbaoen.
(SpGter.) - Nur Die Wtal5bGuler
Der 5mei ern1bnten 9rauereien Wur-
ben 5eritort llno Der b%ierburd ermad)-
iene Gerluit miro uuf 100000 ge-
idlGbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-29

pabrenb bieies Monots erreidt iuers
ben. Seit Dem /. Sult 5. Sc. boben
Die 4usgaben INN mebr oils $780,.
600 3uaenommen.
Sm Sfabomt lit Elm Sd)rciben BON
einenl Encouragement @anfier in
Chicago eingetroffen, in meIfem Ser.
ielbc erflGrt, onB oie S~inon5Iaqe iidy
gebeiiert babe. oaS Solf CUTE Stiml.
mllng 3eige uno nift mebr @elo BON
oen Vonten abbebe, ais IN Hormal.
5eiten.
Ger ShabamtsiefretGr triift @or.
bercitungen fiir Die Grofinung scr
%2lngebote fir oie Ennanlofanol-
BONDS, oeren Gntgegennobme, mie
ufipriinaIit ~ieitgeiett, an Sdluiie
Ser 6eifdftsitunoen am 80. Nopenl-
Der. 4 llbr gfuhnlittags, idIieBt. 3ll
Den Vureallr, moielbit Die Ingcboie
er0ffnet un6 tabltlirt lperbcn, lperocn
MIR Gertreter Der Breiic 81 gclaiien.
~Stgbting Bob" feuert lei
mem norOomrifani1en
Numb ab.
nSbren noroamerifaniihcn &opf
fonren Sic ooroli lpettcn, oub oic
S6ladtidiif. 6lotte bon Santpton
6abrt nod Der Eocificfiiite am Mor.
gen oes Is. Ge5cnlbcr ontretcll miro
Gie S6iife meroen iib in 2obrt
ieben, iobulo id) pom Er1iioenten sic
Segelorore erbalte." Sn 0ieier d)u.
rafter!ltiiden Sorm ontmortete 80.
miral @panS, nl5 linn bon Den Be
ridten er5Gblt muroe. baB oas fir Die
Ibfabrt u%rIpriinglid) angcieBtc "a.
tllm pielleid;t nid)t meroe eingchulter
neroen fonnen. IQeroings miro eS
Den Sd)iifen pielleiht niht nl0glid)
lein, lid, mie geplant, am g.. Ie5enl.
Der auf Sompton Rooos 5u periamz
meln, aber penll nm oieic Belt aud
nod einigc 6abr5eitge feblen %iollten,
begt Der Nomirol teinen 3tueiiel, oob
am Wtor9en oes 1G. Gc5ember allies
Iegclfcrtig icin miro. SSm Nopiga.
tionsbureou 9iebt man Ole M00lid).
felt elmer fleinen @erip1tung ser
~Vtlnneioto," ~&cntlldp" mo y@ir.
9lnia" allf Sompton Goaos 81, neil
lie nod ms brotherhood geben mil.
lclL aber alld) BORT miro periihert,
DAB I'M llcbrigen allies Dem Yro.
granm eltiprcdleno perlouien miro.
Nrf bette Slbeno mar Nonlirul Gpons
pom Fr1lioenten Rooieuelt gum 81.
ner I'M @eiBen &allie gcIaben.
Nah Gblcago ctngelaoeu.
Fr1lioent H~oolepclt erbiclt cine
GinloOung 81 eilem am I%ppomotoy.
Gage, hem 8. Ipril, pom ySamilton.
Club" in Chicago ST. pcranltultenoen
9anfett. Gle Gmlaoung gi1g po.a
oem &r1iiocnten Gcs Clubs. ShrmoS
G.&nigbt. Den HeprGientonten Wonn
mo Sollocn rno Dem friiberen &rG.
~linenten Oes ~%llnion 9coglle Clubs"
Ilcronoer $. Heuell. aus. IS beitono
Der @ltnih, bob Der Yr1iiocnt cine
fcoe haIten tilogc, ubcr Der HriiiScnt
1T nod im 3ipcifel oariiter, ob er ir
Stonoe iein miro, M Dem 9onf'tt
tbcil plltelllicl:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-29
@um 8atten nieoergeidpHtn.

@ilIiumsport, ga, %. Nop.
- Ser 31.iGbrige Sob 2cpuri lit BON
&. y. Sbaole I'M Seim 6es 2eBtcren
nieoergeitoiien morben. 2epari err
hirlt cine &ilgeltuunoc in Der 9ruit
uno liegt in Iterbenoem 3uitono I'M
Soipitole. Wie Sboole crfl1rt, bot
cr Yepori bel ieiner Srall in conlpro'
mittircnocr Stclllrng ertuppt uno
i'm nicbcrNcId)oIicn. Gic SrauS boo-
les crrlGrt, ibr @atte babe ibr Die
@obI 5lpiihen elmer &ilgel nno Scar.
GoliGltrc 0clnliCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-29

scr Streidung bcS @ortes ,glutos
frat" etblidt mirb. @enn nift olIe
3ei6en triigen, boben iebod) Die @eg-
ner oeS Nbiolltismus ibrer Sade
mebr geIhaoct, ais geniibt. 9ie ser
G5ar ielbit Die Sunolungsmeiie Der
Nbgeoroncten oufgenommen bat, lit
u%ller0ings nod nidt betannt, abcr
bel Soie lit Die neile 0umo beute
ebenlo ldledt anaeifrieben, ipie hire
beioen &orgdngerinnen. Inter Die
len l%lmitGnoen miro lie idlperlid piel
ats5rrid)ten permogen, ielbit pcnn
iie nid)t iriiber oOer ipGter auigel0It
merben lollte. g..
IS mar i'd o 6Iimm nj.
@ien, %. Hopember. - 3nei
@gcnten, melde Die Hcgierung nod)
bcn Gcreinigten Stoaten ianhte, nit
Dem 9luftrog, 9cidJperben SIT inter
ildell, laltt mclhen Gltreidiid)e Gi1=
monoercr in ienem 2nnoe it)ledt be.
banoelt lno M ibrer peri0nlid)cn
Sreibeit bcidrGntt miirben, buben an
Die Hcgierung beribtet, oab sic 9cs
ifmcrben groblif iibertrieben icien.
Nifts oeito menigcr bat oie Gegic-
rllng lie ongemieien, prompt ieben
Iniprud) 81 priiicn, Der bon Seitrei-
dlern in Nmcrifu gelteno acmnht
mcroc.
Gic Snllptflage, melfe ser Hegie.
rilng unterbreitet moroen lit, ridtet
iif) gegen Die @cpilo9enbeit bon Or
b%eitqebern IN ben IilOlid)en Staoten,
bic Srunsportfoiten bon ben 2obnen
Der Nrbeitcr IN Nb5ug 81 bringen.
Sir II ntcri It ii = ser u ii d.
manoerer
9uoopeit #, %. Hopember.- Iic
Hegierung berGtb iiber MoBrcgeln~
mic Die Shauren ser 5umeiit mittel.
loien Hilfpan0crer aus Imerifu, Die
nuf Dem 9enlelbeten GrluB Der bonn
&ailcr-&onig 6ran5 Soiepb geipubr-
ten NmneItie MN mieoer IN Ser Set
matb crlpnrtet lpcrocn, am 8ceignct'
item llt1tergebrad)t lperben fon1en.
3llnGdit merben Nrbeitse9 urenur elm.
gerihtet peroerL nm Nlen, lpeld)c
piuig iinO, Die 8elegenbeit 5l Lob.
nenoer SbGtigfeit 5t perihuiicn.
Gle froatih e ariiiS.
9uoopeIt It, %. Nopcmber. Gle
iogenunnte .froutiihe ariiis" lpibt
lid INNER mcbr 5u. Irfieben crregt
cine Grflirung oes Miniiters fiir
&rnutien, meld)e oobin gebt, buB bic
GonfiS5irung oes frootiifen Spfdd)-
rchts I'M 2onotag Die @efobr elmer
2oStremung acknowledgements.
&ur5c &obeloepe den.
- Sobn .. Sadion, onerifol1iifcr
@eiolbter iiir Ecriien, lit in Siilis
an0cfon1mcn. Sr. Sadion mirS lei
men nellen Eoiten in Seberon gegen
Gnbc ocs WouotS untreten.
- Sn 2onoon lit 9pril 6lomer, ere
tier Baron 9ntterien, ipeld)er Soro'
bcS Sd)oBumtes inter @lubltone'"
letter &ermnltln9 mar, I'M Ilter bon
81 &ubren gcitorben. rawaic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-29
Ginbaltsbefcbl scgcn S%taatsrcgte'
rMitq.

Wont9omern slla., %. Nop.
- Ser v9ouispiqe uno Naibuille, "
Ser ,Naibpillc uno ct. 9ouis Gent
tralbahn Don @eorgia" lruo Der u@e'
tern Hailpap bon 2alabdma" 1T
pom @unoearid)ter Sbomus Sones
bierlelbit Elm porlGl,iiger ginbaltss
beicbl beipi1igt, moroen, pelher Dem
Stootc 9uaboma sic Turdfilbrung
oaer @eiebc unteriagt, meld)c bon Der
Stouts . 2egislotur in ibrer lettc1.
grtraliblng angenoMmen moroen
ItuO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-29
Gbiucjcn auf bcm Scimiuegc.

Suncouper, 9. g., %. Nop.
Ter Nampicr .GmpreB OF Sn'
oia," melt}er geitcrn not China ab.
9iug, batte nabepI 900 Gbinel cn on
9oro, pelbe GeinmGrts fabrell, nm
bas Hclliabr i'm Heihe Der Witte 81
ieicrn. $50 pon oieieu E%ollogieren
iino IN Gonnoa oullerno aniliIig. "a
neit lit Gin nelier HecprO fir bie NIB.
relic pon Gbineien ans Canada allt
einem einSigen Tampier geifoffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-29
Gin Grfolg Soc Gannun's.

SpringfieIb, ST., %. SEQ
penlber. - Vic SglesbpsGorloee fir
bireftc Yrim1rpablen. ourh peld)e
ole ietigcn Wetboben Der gripdbIuns
bon Gele9atcn 81 ben politiihen Na-
tionol.Gonpentcn obgcGnoert iuoroen
iu1ren, lit geItern Mbeno im llnter-
borie Der 2cgislotur abgeihlaf)tet
moroen. Treunoe bon Spred)er Gait
non opponirten Der @orlage, neil De-
rclt @irtpre ieiner Gai1biOatllr fir
Sic rephblifaniibe Yrdlioentidafts-
Domination binberlid) bate iein fort
zen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-29
Gubaniid)e Mrbeiterfibrer inter
Nnflagc.

Sapano, 90. Nopember. - gon
Sen $50 Irbeitern, welhe BEL Der
N%usbebung oes arbeiter . Saupt.
QUARTERS am lebtcn Samitag perbof.
tet muroen, neil lie, wie bebalptet
lpllroe, Mite Ser Ginidiidteruna uno
Der @epalttbGtigfeit planter, lino
60, oari,nter emilio Sand,e, ano
ueridieoene aioere 1iihrer, ultter ser
9eiduloiguns Der ginid)iidteruna
unO ser aeIespiorigen @eridum0runa
sur Grbsbnng Der @rbeitspreiie srnt
Eroseb perrpieien murben. Der NeIt
Der ArrcItanten iprroe aif freien
SUB geiest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-29
@eituhlcncs Wnt.

g it o II, %. Nopember - Der
26-idbrige hilbert 0nmion, meldNr
b%ebailptet. in Nem. Dorf ieinen @obn-
iis ST. boben, lpuroe bier feItgenom'
men, neil er perilld)t bate, einem
Efanoleiber iiir $50 0iamanten,
Yerlen ulo Selogl1ier I'M @ertbe
bon mebr ais $4,000 ST %perfaufen.
gr meiaerte lif,, Der Eoli5ei 81 la9erb
tpober er Die @ertbindfn babe i.iirto
iprrbe unter ser iprmellet @eidudoia
auitg, ooB cr cine unbefonnte Eerlon
b%eltoblen, in Suit bebalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-29
JurS inn Yo,ucrs.ErpseT ~ppllsGblis.

@eorqetoipn II, ap., %. Nop.-
Sm Ero5eiie gegen Galeb Eoipers
luegen Witidyulb an ser grmorbung
ocs @ouperlteurs 8oebel mllrbe beltte
Die 3uiammen Irbung ser SSurp been-
set. Sielelbe beItebt aus aft Gemo.
fraten uno bier Hepublifanern. Gil
8eidNporenc iino in Grant County
ani1iiig uno elmer in Sarriion-
SollntD.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09
Just That

There is a certain old gentleman who partakes of the qualities of the dia- mond as it is mined, but whose lack of "polish" is a sad trial to his eldest daughter. The old gentleman, as he expresses it, "got thar with both feet when some dude investors come pi- ruin round the range" Not long ago the family was gathered in the library, one of the windows of which was open.
 "That air-"the father began, but was quickly interrupted.
 " Father, dear, don't say that air. : Say that there, i" the daughter ad- monished.
 'Well, this ear" he again at tempted, but was as quickly brought to halt
 " Not this ere' 'This here is cor rect" he was told.
 The old gentleman rose, with an an- gry snort.
 Look here, Mary" he said, with as perity, "of course I know you have been to school and all that, but reck- on I know what I want to say, and I am going to say it. I believe I feel a cold in this ear from that air, and l m going to shut the window. '--Harper s Weekly.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09
MARKET CLOSES
 WITH STRENGTH
Amalgamated Leads in Upturn-Sup- port in Market Expected from this on-Money Market Comfortable Large Dealers Largest Losers.
(By II. H. Bru Col

GLOBE, August s.--The opening of today's market was weaker than yester, day's close, and showed a sagging ten deney up until II o'clock, when evi- dently bottom had been reached and the tide turned, from then on the mar ket continued to strengthen until the close. The closing prices average from one to four points higher. Amalgam- ated developed the greatest strength of the leading copper stocks and looks as though the copper stock market would be supported from this on.
 The money market continues normal. Call money, however, remained at per cent today. The monetary conditions are termed as comfortable, at least, on the surface, and on the other hand the undertone is rather heavy. Bankers feel that with any increased activity in the security market quotations on time and call money will harden and go much higher than at the present time.
 Stocks have been depressed by the large interests, such as the Heinze fol lowers and the Rogers crowd, but being that the public was almost out of the market, there was not much stock thrown overheard by the public, but the large interests were the main suf ferers
 Old Dominion sold down to $34 and up to $36 today. The close is strong and good rally is expected. Consider able buying was evident in Old Domin- ion during the day. Arizona Conner eial is also snap and will show good profits within week or two. The general market is a good buy, and we advise the standard issues bought in a conservative manner.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09
Far from the Madding Crowd

' often have thought it would be a heaven of quiet to work on one of the top floors of skyscraper, remarked man whose office was one floor above a particularly noisy street. "'It al ways seemed to me that it must be wonderfully peaceful up there, far above the rattle of the trucks and all the ordinary racket of the streets down here. But some work I was doing called me to the twenty-second floor of an office building on Wall street, and now I've changed my opinion. Of course the rattle of the trucks and the cries of the boys are missing. But you can hear the bells of ambulanees and fire engines just as clearly without be- ing able to see them. In fact, you can t see anything as exciting as all that Of course, you have the telephone bells, the sharp footballs in the stone eorri- dors, the howls of men for the eleva tors to stop, and, worst of all, the noises from the river craft. Why. to work in one of those lofty offices on a foggy day is as bad as being on a steamer at sea, for the shrieks of the whistles and the ringing of the bells in the ferry slips seem to drift up there with unusual violence. My old first story office ism so bad, after all. ''- New York Presss.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09
MARKET RALLIES
 AT THE CLOSE
Railroads Show an Average Gain of Two Points-E4tire Copper List Re fleets Substantial Advance-Noth- ing New in Metal Situation.
(By I. N. Kinsey)

GLOBE, August 9.--The entire list opened weak yesterday morning and gave evidence of a further decline. About noon they took an upward turn and closed on an average of one point above the opening. United States Steel, that has been steadily declining the entire week, strengthened at the close to $3.62. Amalgamated Copper advanced two points from the opening and closed strong at $7s.75. Nipissing sold down to $7, the lowest it has been for over a year, and closed weak at $7l2. It is rumored that the Guggen- helm interests have unloaded their holdings in the Nipissing during the past week, leaving the control of the company in the hands of the public. If this is the case, nothing but phe- nomenal ore strike can bring this stock back to it's former high price. Black Mountain showed unusual weakness, closing at $4.75. There was consider able liquidation in Helvetia yesterday and the stock closed point off at $3.75.
 Trading was light in the local stocks, as investors are waiting until the price of the metal is settled. There was con siderable investment buying in Old Do minion around $35 by those who are convinced that copper will not go be- low IS cents per pound. A good many are holding back on Superior & Boston, believing that they can get it for $3.50 with the call paid. Globe Consolidated has been neglected locally since Old Dominion fell below $40 but there is a strong demand for it in the east around the present selling price of $l3. As soon as the market takes turn this stock should be good for substantial rise
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09
Unselhsh

Mrs. Conley Cat the washtub)- Oats de man ob it, ebry timel Set around an smoke while de po' woman does the wuk.
 Mir. Coonley (enjoying his pipe)- But how could we change places, hon. ey, when yo' knows yo' don smoke i- Puck
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09
We frame pictures. Naquin & Co.
In the Center of the Stage

First Actor Gin Georgia town)-It s a pity Hambooth shot the fellow. The governor refuses to interfere and l suppose the poor boy will have to hang.
 Second Aetor-Yes; but don't take it so to heart, old chap. The sheriff has promised to throw a spotlight on him just before the trap is sprung, and he s perfectly resigned.-Puck.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09
Sensible Man

"Next week you will be eaten," an nouneed the head spearbearer. "Mean while, you may toll in the chief gar den. !"
 "Nix," responded the African ex plorer. ''I don't propose to work my self into stew"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09

''Don't you think" said the candid member of the city board, "that we ought to open the door and take the public in on this businessa''
 ''But my dear colleague, returned another, If we open the door, we can t take them in. ''-Baltimore American,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09
Did You Know It?

Whalley Lumber company has re- eeived a full line of the famous MOUND CITY HORSESHOE house and barn paints Prices all right; come and see. 255tf
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09
Ice Cream Social

The ladies of the Florence Crittenton circle will give an ice cream social on the evening of Saturday, August 10, on the lawn and sidewalk in front of the courthouse.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09
Notice

All parties indebted to the late E. J. Edwards will please settle with A. R. Edwards, administrator of the estate, at Globe, Ariz. If
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09
But the Other Side Objected

Attorney (for the defense)-Do you know anything about the merits of this easel
 Venireman-I should say not. It hasn't any merits.
 Attorney-We1 I'll take this man, your honor.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09

Billie Feland is still writing insur. anee. See him at the Gila County Alb stIaet office. If
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09
Another Big Show

At the Iris tonight. "A Tragedy at Sea, :, "The Slaves Love-" Carnival at Nice. :"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09

Satisfaction our motto. We have the best equipped paint store in the city. Van Wagenen, next door to the postofice. Give us can.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09
Keegan's

Is one of Globes oldest and best known cafes; everything irst-class in his line. Call and be convinced.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09

Sultan Brothers Big Sale begins Au- gust 10 at 2 a. m.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09

Sultan Brothers Big Sale begins Au gust 10 at ' a. m.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09

Don't you think that iron roof of yours needs little paint? See Whal- ley Lumber company. 255tf .
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09

Sultan Brothers Big Sale begins Au- gust 10 at a. m.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-08-09
%a sRs=* FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GLOBE :
COPPER METAL MARKET

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-01
Response to Summons.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1.-Pres.-
dent Lawrence F. Wash. of the board
of education and Superintendent of
Schools Alfred Roneovierf, will COM
ply with the request of President
Roosevelt and Secretary Root to pro-
coed to Washington for conference
with them; and the members of the
California congressional delegation,
and will leave for the capital tonight
or tomorrow morning. They will go,
however. with a determination OF
maintaining the position which the
board of education has taken, and
will agree to no compromise which
will permit the Japanese children to
attend any but Oriental schools.
Members of the school board contend
they acted under the State law in
Japanese matters and are powerless
to change the law.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-01
Gov. and Mrs. Dawson entertain.

A pretty appointed dinner was CIV
en- by Governor and Mrs. Dawson at
their home at the executive mansion
Tuesday evening. Pink carnations
formed pretty center piece and COW
ers were laid for the following guests:
Secretary of State and Mrs. chas.
swisher, Senator and Mrs. Tom Cart
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. strickling, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom oBrtan, Senator and Mrs.
Alex Nicely. Miller. Mrs. James Flynn,
Mrs. ]. Flynn Mcdonald, Mr.. Ted
Flynn. Mr. Dan'l Dawson and Mr.. and
Mrs. w N. o. Charleston
Gazette.