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New-York tribune., 1907-09-04

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot cotton IN
f16 Zoo osi1ai Hefioa o5S idRia1d 7t2d
day close Closed quiet at ret decline Of sa5 poins
SdSember ssR1smSs c7s5sd sl'sd
esS aaareaP1
7od: Nay-June e,7ld. Manchester yarns hrn' fair
'DfSe pR1;s T BssENTIAL OILS steady nrm. and
the sales increment was quite goGa IN Looping 81 % aos AK
rarao s. ioasa 80: cassis 81 49sI so; citronea 30
eToon 75@s5e: cubsb 3oasI 35; lemon s. logs2 9o
, .t was Generally frm and quoted
Purd9e Hgsc sSS gsHan6 @66esehsd 6 @ golden seal
81 G5Gs 7o ginseng northern 50 5osS7 Southern s0~
FTonR AND MEAIr-Four nrm to day Titn a
business light IN volums NO ag change in IN uoons The
following are prices quoted on the New YORK IroG.'
2 a'er sReinF paen s. s 7 spring clears
asa 10: No winter s. 51a$S .o e5tra - 40 , M 10
god sr e 81 Sosss So choice fancy s5s5 10 CORR
NEAL Arm Arm 9aotsd Sotsd Fne Fh White White and Sso
coarse s. a "a FgDWesterGn eo a nssiCr City nT. sa4
-four do s2s so red deg $50 io city 5Tan - nn g
s5o TO- honiny chop. s27 bulk ses 90 sacks; oil meal
60 gT&IS@WHEAr-T leading factor in connection n,
with strong advance In yesterdays wheat marAet & %s
the dsT6ed s. sesVX Fan an Il was estimated that between
ieo and 200 loads s hs Hn st Toasd oads IN r0 Ne York
worked fully cent eashs a60H al % 'ss ern6on GqrS ~ben
sIpSt deveopInents Supplemented by unay9paDte
abou, poor thrasbing returns in North pakota T The
the spring wheat belt but Rr,ns sft,,at"n The fea
Sge eat and So marks in rye since saturday the result
n Germany According the Hungarian n Mnister aTe 1
Agriculture worlds requirements & for ta m sortabie
ens 9 ss SarouS eountries bushe
Iverrooi market closed I'D to I'd higher han @ "a
COMPARED with 1885 600 bushels the previous
week Immediately following the ssesGy ] hy ssfurdays
buyers sat eacorntred strong demand from commits
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Sept 3.-The continued excellent de-
rnand for cash wheat and higher cables caused a
strong wheat market here to-day. AT the close
December wheat UP 1stc to Ia4c. Corn was 1c
70 1lsc higher. Oats were 1c to lIsc higher.
Provisions were 2lzc lower TO 2i@c higher. The
wheat market opened steady on the initial quota
lions, but soon eased off because of large worlds
shipments. favorable weather and easy Liverpool
cables Later the report Of substantial gains in
the Continental markets and the excellent demand
for cash wheat here and elsewhere turned the pre-
VaiIing sentiment TO the bull side, and
easy matter for the longs keep up the advanc-
ing Liberal sales OF -four by Southwestern mills
Nas a strong buIlish factor. The foreign demand
for cash wheat perhaps the greatest influence
in stiffening prices December wheat opened isc
lower ;sc higher at 97izc to 97stc. sold between
aa2sc Clcarances Of wheat and -four equal
70 5l3 900 bushels. Primary receipts were 15i5,000
bushels. against l0Sl o0o bushels on the same day
last year Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re
ported receipts of !5i cars. against s60 last week
and 392 year ago.
The corn market was strong for the greater part
the day. Commission houses led in the early
buying and prominent longs sold freely. Prices
slumped off slightly from the opening and then
saiiied along with wheat and held firm for the re-
mainder of the day Reports on the condition OF
the crop differed widely. some dispatches report
was less urgent than for several days. De
ceGhber opened Jsc &C 10 &c to l2c higher
at 5sssc to $3.50. sold between 5s$.e and soc ana
Closed strorg at the latter figure Local receipts
~ere 3s7 "gith 122 OF contract grade.
Tie oats market duh and lifelcss. The
market strong. Chiefly because Of thu absence
Of selling pressure The arrivals grading poor
u. there being little OF contract grade. The De-
cernber option opened &c TO &c higher AT 5O5sc
bec. sold between 59isc 10 50c and 5l5sc to 5l34c
hfri closed at 5i9Sc. Local receipts s19 cars.
The provision market inactive the principal
business being the changing of September con-
tracts TO January The only sales OF october pork
were AZ So s2i-, which was 2'zc lower than the
Close Of Saturday October lard unchanged
10 &c higher AZ 50 o2s. 10 - o.. Ribs were
changed u 2Izc love. II g 81 ~ So e.;@.
hsstiinatse rrceipts :dr tomorrow: WEea., 43s
head
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04

CoTTcN-The cotton market was narrow aad irregular
during :o-days trading There some little activity
Turing the few minutes but soon the orders
which accumulated the holidays had been
little feature. The close steady net unchanged 20
points day estimated at 10000
bales The opening was stead at decline 4i 4Il
lower cables than expected buying
oE.e- cF wire and commission houses at
t-acted probably hoday Developments caused
rally right opening about the closing fg-
Friday. but there no sustained support
ana the market sagged of nearly the Opening
realizing selling by traders Tor
turn whose covering in caused the partial
recovery closed market steady There were
scattering Sections Of the belt over The
HOLIDAYS precipitation Of importance Detaisa
weather reports from Texas showed little more ram
than suggested the early and this may nave
made impression although improved coTLi-
:iors belt offset by increasing com
belt result of shedding ana
weekly weather report due at ma
day was postponed until Tomorrow Two pfllat7 codI
: : per cent nd other Of Il per cent The New
Exchange figures made thN crop "i 4So VI
Is 5se Gas bales Hester OF the Nsw orleans
Exchange made the commercial crop l"'oIo''o- ba@S
The range Of contract prices in the local market to
follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, Sep-enbeT 8 IFF'l.
COPFElThs coffee market quiet to-day. hut
generally steady showing. with close quiet
al advance points Sales were reported
q 20.0I0 bags The opening steadl
ad-ance OF 10 10 points in response % higher
foreign markets. There little buying mere WlicI
covering Of European shorts
very little local business apparently. and
after the opening until
close. Il moved slightly on some
positions All che foreign markets made STEADY snow
ings the local holidays. Havre was = q z franc
higher than Friday. and Hamburg isq%. pig
higher. Brazilian markets Rio advanced 10 and
santos Receipts continued light compared
the worlds -isb,e supply hgu-es when available Will
the month OF about 2Sg gJD bags ];
expected OF receipts from the crop
rUn heavier during the month os September, and
visble supply Will show in
The and until receipts begin -
fall Of again after first Of the Private reports
claiming small current crop ani Ioor outlook
Coming probably abroad during
she Holiday The for coffee Qu!et,
with quotations the basis % 6Ssc for Rio No {.
range q contract prices ia the local market today
F,
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04

Ksrns Commission Company: 247 Kentucky lambs
"A M AT 81 30: 23a doT 30 n. at 81 25
H n Hollis: no Vermont lambs. - 10. at 81 70:
Al state do 50 n 81 az: b8 do. 65 II. 81; 10
state sheep 81 NJ. 50 so; do, I52 10, at s.:
u ufI0GS~Rsoeipts we-e 81 54sT head. all for
saugherers About 1000 head OF yesterdays arrivals
baJ over Prices rated full steady, and heavy
10 light stata Pennsylvania hogs were auotabe al
8 S5lS7 10 100 10
sales (aII late yesterday)-J G. Curtis 4 Son. IL
.+ata hogs 100 81 10 100 81 do
IGa NJ 81 81 10: roughs e95 H. at s6 TO- stags 3S
ID dre Muen 21a state hogs IA 70. az 81: 100 do
no ~ at x6 90: roughs s3l 10. at S. do. 2Il o
ats 3 2J6 70. at 81
sanders: 2e state hogs l65 ~ at S6 % ao ~ TO-
" Tobn p Nesnn: hogs, 1e6 n. at 81 50 90.
us H. at 81: roushs 3o2 ~ at 60 STAG so 10 at
81 robin 6Csr shaRnon s @ . state hogs ~ 81 rOug'
~,
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
NETWORK DAILY TR1B, kE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER

sion houses which were influenced by export ACTIVITY
me NlsipIe Supply posted decrease
OF OF 1sss @ ,so @ bushels compared with decrease last year
OF lIi0WO bushels. Reports Russian offerings
were partly .oset by rrors OF liberal decrease in the
Liverpool stocks Cash wheat the market was was
quoted as toiows: No red 81 0l elevator and a. VI
80 % D anoat' No Northern Duluth. 81 17ss. and No
marc winter. 81 O4lE, T
.t 1OatSLIhe market for developed pronounce
SIeiSth IN The late afternoon commission mouse
guy ing apsorbed everything in the EisIi
market up over above saturdays close Bes1e
lars oi o"er temperatures in the northern part O eno
t,,en.Is @ rIAe vas affected by decrease o. os
bIaes NofI1 stocks. compared with the pfeH
week, uEfavorabIe crop advces and the strength in
Eeat me visible supply increased 1900 bushels enG
--iFerloo closed partly lower Saturday No :
corn IN the local quoted 6S1c elevator ana
Nc-sc o b afoet; No white yellow nominal
4here was strong advance also in the . nlaf,e
ioT oats due TO buish good comm
house buying n the afternoon covering of shorts
"a S oats in New York closed follows: Mixed 20 10
- No. sc; white 30 60G6oc and clipped
white. Sc 70 n. 63Gfqc
RYE-Market steady; No western SSLc nominalLy
0 New York
BAFLEY-Marlet quiet mailing. sIGssc Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04

President J. F. Hanson. in HIS report TO the
stockholders. says that the Increase funded debt
represents $500. 900 consolidated mortgage bonds
sold TO provide funds for betterrents Of the prop
erty, less $4,000 Upper Cahaba Branch and Green
Vile & Newman Main Line first mortgage bonds
matured and paid The short term notes consist
Of thirteen notes for $4,000 each, due March !
1872 and issued 10 reimburse the Treasury for
cash advanced 10 purchase TWO small roads.
All Of the capital reserves Of the company were
exhausted in providing betterments during the
year. the report except SI.300.O0O per cent
consolidated mortgage bonds Of the company. set
aside the time Of the reorganization for better
ments II viii be necessary 10 sell all OF these
bonds during the fiscal year commencing July J.
The amount realized from these bonds will fall
short OF requirements for facilities that are ndis-
pensable.
II closing President Hanson SAYS: The Supreme
Court of the United States rendered a decision IN
May last under which the railway companies in
this territory VIII be compelled refund 2 cents
hundred upon the lumber moved from and over
their lines 10 Chic River points during the last
tour years This is final judgment with respect
10 this question, and, as our traffic department
estimates that il Will require s150000 to pay this
conpany's proportion. A reserve Of that amount
has been created and charged against earnings for
the fscal year"
The savings in interest o the preferred income
bonds have been effected by paying this year only
3729 per cent. instead Of the full per cent the
g. 0ee.0 go second preferred. and passing per
cent interest the ss.00o,O00 third preferred in
issue The income bondhoders have organ
ized 10 endsavor 10 secure the payment Of per
cent on the three classes cf the income bonds.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

,,,,r,tu,e p.o.,nts vers 40 ears or sS7 head IN
Guiding 43 for export alive TOT on
in live cattle The feeling was nrm and about 60
beef was arm at salo74e N for Inferior to extra
naye siass daSes dsofed i've cs'e steady at
Der NJ dressed weight; refrigerator beef selling at
iisSesrpooI took out 500 cattle. divided between j.
sbant 500 Quarters Of beet the Morris Beef
the sailing f for hes an
Vided between the Swift Beef Company and the Morris
o2o bead maas asgsnT wils af7 tSs for
eaves e' 800 on sale veas steady
wanted srassers slow and & about lS 90 heq @
GSer S ~ c9%R sp at s. So buttermks and
dressed W ea 3 and % 90 f9r @ea G5
at 50 - per 1oO 10 10 do. loa II. at So do. 1S'
81 ea ,e1 NJ a. At 50 ojycs 90 2s as do r 1876 81
?s b bIsnSacE % 81 5 81 do 2eaa a2 n ic at @ 81 a.
s5 s. a. ass IS 's' 81 p at a. 50 ss 80 & at at
Kerns Commission Company: S5 Maryland calves
2's g Judd "a < So Co veas 70. 50; Gull. $50
] & AM4 cars fdr aHsTeTes and 6
market and with the stale a stSs thsTe esy
and choice lambs if here would have sold strong 4
sSesp sSes soe sofa at 50 90 per as esq
SIshsT S1 sGfis1 hs1re1 70 probably es' s. 50
Pressed mutton sesdy sss at sog at d @ m "
& 24O Virginia lambs. Go
n average at So per 100 n; 200 virginia dc. O. N.
AZ q so so West Virginia yearngs. 90 n. at 50 7j
q Virginia Gull sheep. 9T 10. So: do 90 II. at
So - ~. ,-,., ,, 9, =, -.
81 60: o73 do a. n. 81 so: / sheep 90 ~ at So
s Sanders: i5l state lambs. - ID, at 81; e6 do.
q, n, at az so: "a do 80 n. SO; 2S culs 10 10,
81 e. 30; 81 state sheep rs NJ at 81 20 do 1o3 10
at 81 e2S Co ~ 3i7 state lambs 6s 10 at 81 50;
STATE sheep and lambs 81 n. s5; Il do 76 10. at
e. state sheep, IGT n. at 81.
Tobin & shannon 25s P.ttsbSrg lambs os I9' at
e az. state sheep. $50 n, at S. 50 No do. los 10
al S. 90: 1 buck 500 10. at -
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04

The local market spot cotton was stea1y ana un
banred a. - 55c sddng upland ana $3.50 foT nih
5nv Gulf. delivered contract 700 bale southern
xrot markets telegrsphed as follows mobile non
Savannah quiet and STEADY,
bales. Norfolk dull.
changed at l3Ac. Baltimore nominal unchanged ~
81 Louis steady. unchanged at l3i&c sales 3S
bsles Little Rock steady. unchanged at l5c Sew Or
,sa.e rIIst unchanged al 9-i6c: sales. LOO bales
Augusta quiet unchanged at 13salsAcc safes $40 bses
t,ec-nnl with comLarsons. folIoW
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04

A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions Tribuns
"A received 81 their Uptown 0hlee No 1854 Broadway.
received the following branch Offices
ONCE rates until O'Clock viz "a Sth ave-.
23d ST. l5S 9th i2th 90
st West 42t between Tth and sth aves.: 2s3
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
BANK OF GERMANY WEEKLY RETURN.

Berlin. Sept 3.--The weekly return Of the In
peTial Eank of Germany shows the following
changes: Cash or hand decreased 1850, 900
marks. treasury notes increased 10000 marks
other securities increased SO $50 900 marks notes
in circulation increased 92.42o. 900 marks.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04

65 gGSc; hne fall 57a5sc California; northern. $50
TOc. middle county. CO 6sC: southern. Sc 7GSc
gon: Eastern. No ! staple. u q T3c; eastern No
clothing T0G lie Eastern average. 6S zoe: valley
I. Territory tscoured basisl. Fine ssaple
T2TTfc. fne medium staple. 20 a re: clothing.
10 q I2c: fine medium clothing es1 6Sc; half blood.
81 asc; threeeighths blood 81 G5c: quarter blood
81 soc Pulled wool: Extra 6s T2c; fae. 5s 52os
supers IS q $50
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04

s43. .155. 16T II
Estimated accrued interest not en-
date OF this
liability SS-utooO
surplus includes undivided profits.
Amount OF debts guaranteed and LIABILITY thereon az
date OF this report. nOne.
Total deposits which interest is paid a.
$50 75i. 400.
Average OF deposits which interest
IS paid. . 94S.
Has Official communication directed by the Bank
Department TO this institution been submitted 10 the
boar! OF directors at the meeting held next after It's "
cept? Yes
Average reserve for the thirty days 1sf-
Average reserve last thirty days was 81
State Of New County OF New York.
q. STANLEY. Second Nice-t President. ard
SHEPARD. Assistant Treasurer. Of the Title
Guarantee Trust Co. located aud doing business at
No I7B Broadway. in the City OF New York. IN said
county being duly each for himself. says the
foregoing with the schedules accompanying the
same and in all respects 20 the best OF
knowledge and belief and they further say that ths
said trust company has been transact
ed required by the banking law CHAP $50
Laws 1892 not elsewhere and that the above re-
port is compliance with official notice re-
twenty-second day 1907. the day which
such report shall he made
~ EDWARD @. STANLEY. I'd Vice-Presdent.
W. SHEPARD. Asst Treasurer
subscribed and sworn to bv both deponents
the Sd day Of september. 1907, before me
ISeal OF Notary l. f CpRNWtIAs
Co Certificate fled in Registers ONCE OF New York
Kings Co.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE

Week ended sept .sl227I s21 SI2026O32 se6Ss 1872
From January L.. .42l 5Ss3s4 307 35i S525s
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
Trust Companies.
Trust Companies

rvocutor Trustee
~ Chartered 1892.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
Nos. l6. l8 20 & % William Street,
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
roNnou. PARIS:
70 RiohaEsu
Letters of Credit Bills of Exchange, Gable Transfers
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
MANHATTAN
TRUST COMPANY

Wall ST.. cor. Nassau, New York
JOHN I. WATERBURY. President
VIce-PresIdents
JOHN KEAN.
AMOS T. FRENCH. w. ~. DUANE.
CHARLES RI STOUT.
The Manhattan Trust Company re-
ceives deposits bearing interest and subject
10 cheque. payable through the New
York Clearing House.
DIRECTORS
Francis E Appleton
Robert Bacon Ja1n j. H1l
George T. Baksr John Ksan
August Belmont John ]. hitohen
WaltsrP. Bliss Z. D. Randolph
HW. Cannon Grant 3. Sohlsy
RI Gross 6. L. Schoonmake,
Rudulph Ellis john I Waterbury
Amos Tuck French E. I. Wilson
New-York tribune., 1907-09-04
CENTRAL OF eEoReIA's YEAR.

The Central Of Georgia Railway Company re-
rs for the fiscal year ended June 81 last COM
red with the previous fiscal year as follows:
-rsn-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-30

You Tt be well if you have a weak, unhealthy, tired out stomach. Neither can you feel good if by some little ir- regularity in eating you have caused the stomach to get out of order. These lit- tie stomach troubles are signs of indi- gestion, which may and very often does turn into very bad case of dyspepsia. Don t allow them to go on single day without doing something to overcome it. Take some good, reliable and safe di- gestant like KODOL for dyspepsia. Ko- DOL is the best remedy known today for heartburn, belching and all troubles arising from disordered digestion. It is pleasant to take and affords prompt relief. Sold by Hanna s Drug Store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-30

Incendiaries are responsible for many fires in Don Luis Several residences were burned during the past few days.
 An order has been placed in Chicago for the street cars to be used at War ren. "our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. v The probate court will test her rights to the claim.
 The body of P. F. Wood, who was killed in a mine at Bisbee, will be shipped to Tyler, Texas, for burial.
 Wickenburg is said to be crowded with idle miners. The mines are not completely shut down, but all forces have been materially curtailed. if an evangelist would get busy in the town all would be well.
 Warren is asking for bids for a $l0,- 900 school building.
 A new magazine, devoted entirely to boosting Arizona, is soon to be started in Mesa. It will be after the style of Modern Mexico.
 The Douglas Dispatch issued hand some Thanksgiving number of twenty four pages. The paper contained clear and concise write-up, handsomely illus trated, of the city and the Warren dis trict.
 Phoenix is bragging of its first mar cissus blossom.
 Julian Confrey was fined $25 for as saulting a blind man in Phoenix. Phoenix is having run of diphtheria. Ten cases have been reported and the board of health is censured for the spread of the disease.
 Four more hoboes, who partook of wood alcohol, alleged to have been stolen from box car at Maricopa sev. eral weeks ago, are reported to have died after reaching various points in southern California. Two died at San Bernardino.
 Bisbee will prohibit bells on buses, owing to their conflict with gongs on ambulances.
 Mesa now claims to be absolutely free from diphtheria.
 The new Santa Fe concrete freight house has been completed at Holbrook.
 By sthe accidental discharge of a gun Steve Seller of Winslow, while out hunting, was instantly killed. The shot entered just above the heart.
 Owing to recent ear robberies in Yu' ma there is said { obe a lingerie fam inc in feminine circles, as well as some.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-30
Always Was sick

When a man says he alwav.
 troubled with a cough that I,'' "s' winter-what would you tbi"r should say he never was sick si. Ballard's HOrehound Syrup. S. nan exists. SS
 MT. J. c. Clark, Denver, Colo
 "For years l was troubled witS' " V cough that would last all win,.S cough left me in a miserable o. I tried Ballard's HorehouDd Sr l have not had a sick day since \ what it did for me. ," Sold L U Pharmacy. v |
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-30
Be Charitable

To your horse as wen as to yourself. You ned not suffer from pains of any sore-your horses need not suffer. Try bottle of Ballard s Snow Liniment. It cures all pains. J. NJ. Roberts, Bakers field, Mo, writes: "I have used your liniment for ten years and find it to be the best I have ever used for man and beast" Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-30
We frame pictures. Naquin & Co.
Notice

I am the man who will, without extra charge, go anywhere in the city to take an acknowledgement, day or night, rain or shine; also draw up deeds, releases, mortgages and wills at small cost; bug gy always ready in front of Brown 's store. Phone Al. l.. H. Brown, the notary public. u
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-30

Bisbee people have inaugurated se- ries of hops and will dance for better fire protection.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-30

Obstinate cases of constipation and nasty, mean headaches promptly dis appear when you take DeWitt's Little Early Riser Pills. Sold by Hanna s Drug Store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-30

for delegate to congress and lntimates that he would like to have the talk silenced.
 At the adjourned session of Cochise who attempted the murder of Thomas Webster in Bisbee last July, was found guilty of making an assault with deadly weapon. Justo Morales pleaded guilty to a burglary charge; Jesus Lera to grand larceny. Morales was sen fenced to serve two years and Lera one in the penitentiary at Yuma. The postmaster at Phoenix has been allowed two additional letter carriers.
 Miss willette M. Johnson of Yuma has been appointed clerk lin the agri- cultural department.
 John Roberts is the new postmaster at Hillside.
 Manager A. l.. Manahan of the Bis bee opera house is suing his wife for divorce on the ground of desertion. Because Justice Grier of Lowell em- ployed deputy sheriffs to serve papers issued from his court, Constable Gray IS suing the Cochise county board of SUI pervisors for $374.15, the amount paid the deputies, which he claims should have gone to him as an officer of the court.
 Matt Burts, who, it is alleged, at tempted to murder Bob Warren near Coehise station several years ago, has been arrested in Deming, N. M., and will be brought back to Cochise county to stand trial.
 Dan McMillan has been held to the Cochise county grand jury on charge of stealing $63 from the room of the proprietor of the Bonanza Circle hotel in Lowell He says he took the money "just for fun.
 A BoWeii man threW ah eAPiouink lamp from the door of his own home against the house of a neighbor, which was completely destroyed by fire. Fitz-James Mccarthy, known ovcr the world as "Fitz-Mae," famous writer upon all subjects, is in Arizona for the purpose of making an exhaustive writeup of the territory's copper inter ests. v
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-30

Sewing machines for rent at J. F. McNeil's Furniture store, opposite the Miner s union hall, Globe, Ariz.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-30

It is worth while to inspect our large stock of clothing, hats, shoes and fur nishings at Lantin's.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-30

Douglas is now occupying its i'm proved and enlarged city hall.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-30

A hallucination born of comparison, perhaps with other people in the same burg, leads Mrs. Joseph Pratt of Bisbee to believe and announce that she is
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-30

Books. See the large line of books at Van Wagenen s. P. O. building.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-30

San Pedro valley secured first prize for spuds at the Arizona fair.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-30

Mrs. NJ. F.. Hurst of Bisbee is suing the Wells Fargo Express company for s20. the value of Christmas present sent to her in 1905 and never delivered.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-30

Constable Jack Dufton of Tucson is suffering from blood poisoning and his condition is considered serious. He was recently shot in the hand.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-30

thing of scarcity of Kitchen Queen" four sacks. But of course women are resourceful and will dig up substitute in case of an emergency.