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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-20
THE HIGHER LIFE

Would you solve the nation s problems Would you distance hoary fate2 Would you be a marvellous linguistl Know all trades be truly great? Would you do the great canal work; Dig through that historic neckl Would you write your party $ platform Save your country from a wreckl Would you solve the long life pug
 gle.
 And love on forever more; And perpetual notions secret,
 Master all its mystic lorel Would you like to know Ann g age, and Where the million pins do go Whether there s wonder heaven. With ascensions from belowl All of these. aye, these and more, too, Are accomplished every day, Myriad men rose up and swore to Just what l am trying to say, In their letters testimonial,
 In the magazines. you n see, What the schools of correspondence Have accomplished for the free.
 Arthur B. McTammany.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-20
LITTLE CHANCE
 IN THE MARKET
It Is Now Believed that Market Is Dragging on Bottom Prices-old Do minion Holds Well-Undertone at the Close Was Strong.
(By I. N. Kinsey)

GLOBE. March l9.-Logan X Bryan of New York say: Market closing at quite substantial recovery from low point today. Nevertheless, the close in spots was sharply lower than yester- day s final figures. Tone all through to- day was irregular and prices varied. lt is hard to determine character of sell ing and the way market rallies would indicate that the bears are trying to bring about further liquidation. Up to the present time they have met with some success since recovery set in last Friday, but market snaps readily back when pressure is removed
 Paine, Webber X Co., of Boston say; After thoroughly canvassing the situa- tion today, we are inclined to take a moderately bull view of the situation. We understand one or two houses in New York are in difficulty. but that they will either be carried over or al lowed to make fair settlement within a few days We consider heavy forced liquidation to be practically over. Don t believe stocks will sell much below the present level. The bear party has been successful the past few months and is flush with money They will continue to attack market on weak points, but don t think they are getting any fol lowing and stocks are being sold into strong hands. Expect traders mar kct for some time.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-20
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF CHA, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

In the Matter of the Estate of NJ. Nj.
 Postlethwaite, Deeeased.-Notice of
 Hearing.
 Notice is hereby given that the ad- ministrator of the above entitled es- tate has filed in this court a petition praying for an order to sell all the personal property belonging 10 the es- tate of NJ. NJ. Postlethwaite, deceased. and that same will be heard on Monday. the 25th day of March, A. D. 1907, at ten o clock in the forenoon of said day. at the courtroom of said court, in said County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, ani all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the said order should not be granted.
 Dated March Ii, 1907
 l7 F. C. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-20
New York Stocks
Getting at the Facts

Scientific inquiry is sometimes curi- ously baked, says a prominent physi- elan, and this experience is the basis of the remark.
 The physician was spending his vaca- tion at a northern resort One day he met Washingtonian. who, among other things, spoke of the illness of his wife.
 The doctor was interested at once and sympatheticaly asked the cause of the illness.
 This the husband did not seem pre- pared to give, but at length admitted that some called it one thing and some another. By malicious questioning, how ever, the physician was able to learn enough to satisfy himself the woman was suffering from epilepsy, the famil far symptoms of which he began to in. quire about.
 "Does your wife grind her teeth while asleep9"
 "Well, no, Doc answered the hus band. "I've never noticed that she did Then, again, I don't knew as I ever remember of her wearing her teeth tc bed v
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-20

Short-Nosed People

PhysiOgnomists tell us that the big nosed people do the world $ work, '' said short-nosed man the other day, "and they generally add lot of rubbish about Napoleon $ big nose and how he always selected big.nosed men to carry out daring undertakings. That Napo- leon story was invented by someone with nose like Cyrano de Bergerac s, who wanted an excuse for his proboscis, and therefore pretended that his nose was but the introduction to a massive, imposing character II is true that a big nose is sometimes indicative of firmness and determination, but only when it is associated with q strong jaw and long chin A big nose with retir- ing chin is almost idiOtic in the ex- pressiOn if gives to the counteDance. Every eartoonist knows this. When ever you see cartoon of society dude if shows long nose and small chin But there is something to be said in favor of the short noses. The short nose shows wit, imagination, tact, dis erection, judgment. Socrates had a snub nose, and of the lively imaginative writ CTS in almost any language consider able proportion are short-nosed people Long -nosed men may do their share of the world s work. but the short noses write the clever books and the enter taining plays. If Shakespeare had had nose like the Duke of Wellington do you suppose that he would ever have written the Merry Wives of Windsor?' He might have been successful thea. ter manager, but would never have be come q literary artist ''-St. Louis Globe Democrat
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-20

All your friends are going to The Dime; join them.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-20

"Suits to protect cattle" she read aloud; "now isn t that nice of the gov ernment! I suppose they will furnish each of the poor dear cows blanket. :" Satisfied with this glimpse at the news of the great world, she turned to the realities of the fashion lumn.-Phil- adelphia Ledger.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-20

Magistrate (to prisoner) Miserable being! Not only have you robbed your employer of the fruits of eng years of labor, but you have dissipated it in the widest extravaganza.
 Prisoner-That is true. but couldn f keep the stolen money; it weighed too heavily on my conseience.-Nos Loisirs.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-20
Shades of Chatterton

"To live, literary work must be done in garret, declared the grizzled sa- want.
 "I think so, too, chimed in the society dabbler. "And say, professor, you just ought to see the den l have fixed up in mine,"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-20
Hits and Misses

" What are the requisites of sue eessful musical comedy '"
 Oh, about a dozen song hits " Yes?'
 And about twice that many attract i've misses
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-27

fHs oRiG'"a@ A-~. Sos SssUG
EEaAeBYS SJIa i've l0AEY@Tip
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-27

REG SALE TODAY. LEVY 3 CO.
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-27

Mr. and Mrs. w A. Potter are vel
sming little son.
Mis- Ruth Akin Is visiting Miss
sasie HalImsn in Atlanta.
Mrs Harry Franklin. of Macon, Is
ahe guest of Mrs. l.. G. Marlin
Master Malcolm Jones. OF Macon,
- visiting Mrs. l.. O. Marlin.
The Christmas eotillion win be dan.
cd at the oelsthorps this evening.
Mrs ]. W. Simmons and her little
sn have returned from visit to
Dorchester.
Miss Anni .4e.owitz has return
ga to Savannah, afte short visit
10 the city.
William Rrantley is spending the
holidays home with Congressman
and Mrs Bran,ley.
Mss Agnes Akin mas returned from
Atianta and IS coryalescent from her
aisness to the pleasure Of her many
friends.
The sewing class will not meet this
afternoon because Of the Christmas
entertainment of st. Marks Sunday
school occurring this afternoon.
Misses Elizabeth and Miriam All.
rams have issutd invitations for ali
oyster roast for next Tuesday af-
rernoon
Aira }. M Madden has returned
sronr delightful round of visits to
sricn6s and relatives in New York
Columbus and Jacksonville and is
'sitb hrs. r. B. Tupper at Bay View
fOS some time.
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-27

The regular weekly dance Of tn
Cherokee club win ccur this even
ing at the Rihemons' armory On13
the members and invited guests will
attend
The moving picture exhibition rer
resentng the Passion play Of Obcr
Ammergan viii be gwen tomorrow al
ternoon at a matinee at the armory
and also tomorrow night This will
be a very Gne exhibit and rare
treat to g-own folks and cAiirren.
Mrs II S. Gould entertained al q
lovely dinner ye terday compliment
arya'to Miss Helen Wells and Miss
Florence Spencer, Of Brooklyn. Those
present besides the guest Of honoy
were Mrs. w. NJ Tuppsr, Mrs. Ralph
Tupper and Miss Ada Could The az.
fair was very much enjoyed BY all
participating.
Following is from the Atlanta Joaf-
nal: "a lovely affair. the initial ey-
ent in the weeks gaieties, was tint
party at which Miss Susie Hallman
entertained in honor Of her guests.
Miss Juanita Bennett, Of Waycross,
and Miss Ruth Akin, Of Brunswick.
All through the house were the love
ly green and crimson of spruce and
holly with bells and wFeaths Of
bright red brightening windows ADD
soft green hooks banked with palms
and ferns. Miss HallInan was as
sisted by lovely group Of youne
womens wearing he prettiest Of
gowns. She her eff wore bear-
full frock of pink ret worn over slip
Of rose pink chiffon taffeta and trim
med with lace. Miss Akin was at
lractive in a gown OF cream net, anc
Miss BENEFITS toilette was fashioned
from cream silk, null ald laes.
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-27
DEssorugsr NOTICE

Notice IS hereby giren THAI rlas Law
firm OF Sparks & ZAilaer Is mis- tsay
dissolved by mu21al consent The
members Of said FIRM viii continue
the practice OF Law in the same suite
Of rooms. but wsth dlfferene offices.
and glad TO see sfteir former clients.
A. N. zshner.
y y. Sparks.
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-27

Change Announced in Sleeping Car
Service.
Effective with Pullman car leaving
Brunswick Monday night December
., the Brunswick Kansas City line
viii be changed TO the JacksonNille-
Kansas City line and the Bruins wick
Atlanta sleeping car line will be
inaugurated.
<. H. Houseman,
General Agenss
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-27
OPIUM :: !: e: s: g: G.: . !: !: :: :: :: :

IN B&HHE a&W Without Jan. BOOK
HI aEhaHa of particulars seat
WEh HENHW& FREE. Address
e. "a. v oLLEY CO.
Box ss7, Atlanta, ca. ofESs, 1o4 NJ.
Pryor Streca.
leH Of your treatment four
months. ago. Have no desire for an
opiate. Your tIeatEEeRt Is ali it
c'5dns. Louisa J. Oakley,
May sth. &c Snow Flake, Ari1-
Over four years aga yOs cured me-
Of lporphlne habit. Elias @. Starr,
Macon, Mo.
hase never draEi< whiskey since
MarsA %. 1882. VIXEN began your
treatment I DO Eot crave any whis'.
key to this day. b. d. Wilson.
DsFe9t, Tex.
have used both for The iiquor anA
opium habits and ). has been q ~
cess. I prefer it to all ogher rem
edies, B. c. NornaeEt- H. D. Dariiag-
ton, S. c.
| bought yonr cure lwder nsta
De plume ia 1886; It cured me,
Z. a. Harn@s, Sfttaburgh. Psg.a.
WRITE TO DIR. W00LLEY. FOX
SS7. Atlantis. Ga.
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-27
1907 TAX NOTICE, 1907.

On the following dates I will be at
the several Precincts TO collect State,
and County Taxes for 1907. S. Sim
ons, NoF. and Nov. %; Brookmaa.
NOV. s and Nov. as; Bladen, Nov.
ana Nov. y; Sterling, Nov and
NOV 90
An other dates until Dec. 10 at
Court House.
r.. J. Read. T. c.
C!ynn County.
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-27

/ HAVE a FEW MORE BUSHELS S
CT SWEET POTATOES. SEE ME-
PAONA %, eos j. STRET.
PRICE 90 AENTs PER~GUSaEL,
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-27

Tg e~s9 gN3 lsaigest5'ss-
-taua, ft''ehs
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-27

HOLIDAY LIQUORS ar PETER,
SONS BAR.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
Bryan Says There Is One Coming
for Democrats and The Party.
WILL HEREAFTER &c PROGRESSIVE
p'"tfor" WIN Contain Definite Issues
Which Are Demanded by .he
Awakening observation-disclosures.
Man Addresses Large Crowds in
New Haven.
(Dy AesocIated prcasl


NEW HAVEN, CONN. Nov %
William Jennings Bryan received n
warm and hearty welcome today when
ne came here on double mission OF
handing over TO the city marble
fountain erected through q beouest
IN the will of his friend, the late Philo
5. Bennett, and of addressing the New
england Progressive Democratic
League at It's annual banquet. Each
or his four addresses were well ra.
ceived by the audiences which In to.
tai numbers went we'll into the thous-
ands. In addressing tho league at
Its business meeting, Mr.. BRYAN ex.
pressed his great appreciation of the
work OF the League and said he be.
lieved that the time Is not far away
when the members will meet TO re-
joice over 4 victory won. and he
hoped 10 be with them when they re-
ioiced.
Mr.. Bryan said that the Leauue's
namo was good one. as 1t stood
Tor action. In the Republican party
there are the standpatters and tho
reformers. The former element is
agains, progress The reform ele-
ment Is the life of the party, and, he
SAID. ne had no doubt but that the
reform element will win within the
party. just as 1t has won In the Dem.
ocratic party. OF the reform In the
democratic party. Mr. Bryan said
that 4 was growing.
lie thought there was much hope
for the Democratic party In the flu.
turc. The policies which hereto
Tore were called radical and dan.
gercus were endorsed by those who
formerly opposed them. The Presi.
dent is, in O part. responsible for
this. Mr. bryan said. He revealed
the great reform element in his own
party. In the next campaign, said
Mr.. Bryan. the Democratic platform
will be progressive definite positive
and one the people can read and un-
derstand.
I'VE have had In the past" no
said. platforms which read one way
before election and another way after
election. The people were betrayd :.
Now thre is an awakening OF con-
science. We have not got to Invent
principles. Every situation can be
mot by the old principles. Every.
thing the party stood for has been
vindlcated. Our principles as a party
| have been vindicated In n negative
way at leas., by the party In power.
The signs all point to a great sun
port OF these principles"
This evening Mr.. Bryan spoke at
Woolscy Hnlr to Yale students. and
at the banquet OF tho League.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
NEwPoRT NEWS. VA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER SO, 1907.

by obscession. DR., Utter, facing the
jury and rlising his voice, snid Il
was possession from tho outnide.''
and he illustrated by saying that 1!
q man was possessed OF tho devil
the devil was supposed to b. In him.
"Obscossion Is an idea that burns
objects and contro,R tho inward per.
sou. 1t difrcrs from, possession In be.
Ing an outward object instead OF
something inside. Il was the thought
OF her love for him that controlled
hcr"
When DR.. Utter convcrsed with her
he said Mrs. Brady was wan and
weary. not pale particularly. He said
she at a!mes would appear hopeful
and at other times in the depths OF
despair.
Or. Utter and Mrs. Bradley Friendly.
Mrs bradley wan recalled to the
stand and stated Tint she had no
recollection OF such a conversation.
After leaving the witness stand.
Rev. DIR. Utter took seat al Mrs.
Dsndlny's side for most OF the day
and appeared to be- very sympathet.
lc with hcr In her prsdlcament
They conversed freely. and Mrs.
Bradley, evidently feeling that Or.
Utter's testimony hsd not hurt har.
broadly smiled at something he said.
Or. Brush Testlfies.
Dr. Edward n. Brush. physlclan
and surgeon. was ca,'ed TO the stand
to testify ns an expert In insanity
cases. 10 had observed the defend.
ant in court during she past ton days
and could find no res$on for believing
that tho defendant wns insane. He
regarded her as SAME
Or. Jelllffo testifless that Mrs. Brad.
10y had neither perphal nor toxic in
sanity when she HhoE Brown.
Angnred 1T Il man In the audience
for getting up and rraping his neck.
Justice Stafford rebeisef him and or
dercd expelled fromf the room any
person who repeated The offense. Say
ing: This Is not asshow, nor is II a
theatre
Tho opening arguhSent for tho gov.
ornment will be by Assistant District
Attorney Turner. VIII will be followed
BY Mr.. Wells. for thAldefense.
On Monday,iair Hoover, for tho dc.
Tense will open. Ht will no followed
By Judge PowelF.aISn.fpr the defense.
the closing being 10y District Attorney
Baker for the government. Justice
Stafford immediately will charge the
jury. which will DO given tho case
about four O'Clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
MILITARY COMMITTEES TAKEs
UP BROWNSVILLE SHOOTING
Members VIII Not Be Ablo TO seain
Preparing Report on Monday
as Expected.
ny Associated Press,

NAo1tNG iON. ~. IL, NOV. oq,---
The Senate Committee on Military
Affairs met today to take up the cues.
ton Of the brownsville, Texas. riot
Of August 10. 1906. but without trans.
acting any business OF Importance. nd.
iourning to meet on Monday next
The committee had hoped to be able
to begin the preparation of Its re
Dort at the meeting Monday next. but
1t now looks as II there would be
Still further delay on account of the
failure so far to secure 4 complete
report of the report made by the
Brownsville grand Jury on the riot
There also will be some doIy on
account of the difficulty in securing
a prompt analysis Of tho bullets which
wore found during tho trouble at that
Mace. n test has been ordered for
the pnrDosc OF determining whether
the bullets were OF the government
brand and this can only r., ascertain.
cd by complete chemical ANALYSTS.
The committee today decided to ask
for Information az to how many of
the discharged soldiers had rs.enlisted
under the PreHident's modification OF
the discharge order
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
QUESTION OF EARNINGS
OF SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Hearing In tho North Carolina Rate
Case Reopened Before Master
Montgomery.
mn AaHoclnted Pressl

RALEIGH. n. C.. Nov. 29.-After
q recess for Thanksgiving Day tho
hearing in tho Southern Railway ratio
litigation was resumed before Master
Montgomery this morning. CHIEF
Clerk Brown, OF the State Corporation
Commission continued HIS evidence,
going into details OF figures and
showing by his calculation that tho
Southern Railway has not lost money
on its North Carolina business. nor
VIII tho 2h state rate provo confisca-
tory.
The second witness for tho state
was W. c. Hillman. OF Louiavillc. KY,
an expert railroad accountant. who
has examined the Southern Railways
books for the State. HIS testimony
WAS on line to show the error aud
false premises In the calculation OF
Auditor Plant of the Southern Rail.
way. who had testified that In all
business 1t cost II cents to enrn n
dollar. and that on local business Il
is Is cents moro.
Mr.. Hillman hold that the cost la
less than Is cents additional and that
this amount should then DO com pared
with the charges for local hauls,
which are larger than for interstate
business.
His examination was largely n
technical ono rs to figures, and does
not show that 2h cents passenger
fare per mile will not be confiscatory.
the point ut issue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
FIVE kiiLsD IN GRADE
CROSSING CATASTROPHE
Freight Train Crashes Into Trolley
Loaded With Passengers at
Waterbury, Conn.
ia Associated pross.,

WATERBURY,. CONN. Nov. 90
A trolley car loaded with passengers
on their way to work was run down
by freight train at the railroad
crossing hare today. Five persons
wero killed in the crash and eight ter.
rlbly injured. The trolley car was do.
molished. w.
The freight was rnnipe at fuI, amazed
and tho motorman OF tho trolley car
COMO mol sac tho approaching train
as nc ran on the crossing When he
saw the fraieht bearing down ON him
no put on full speed and tired TO cross
IN front OF It, The freight was too
near. however, and In an instant tho
locomotive bore down on the car. Tho
trolley was ground into kindiing wood.
Many the passengers were unrecos.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
RGhm0ad's BOaPd0T Aldermen Adopt
Oabn8g Ordnance II 10 a
nov GOES 70 GgaagH COUNCIL
u Finally Adopted WIN Limit the ga.
looms 80 ono hundred and FIHy,
including Ho.els, Which VII! Have
to 30 Bona Eide Affairs.
Especial to the DAILY prcss. !


RICHMOND. va. Nov 2s.-Tha
board OF aldermen OF tue city council
tonight adopted tbs long contested
Dabney liquor ordinance by decisive
vote OF seventeen to four. The ordl-
nance will now have to pass the com
mon council before 1t becomes law.
~ Ia intended the ordinance shall be-
COME effective February i
The passage OF tho ordinance was q
tad defeat to the liquor element. The
ordinance ~ adopted limits the num-
Der OF saloons TO one hundred and
nfty, including those operated in con-
junction with hotels. No license shal.
DO Issued TO hotel that does not
maintain as many az thirty bed rooms
Tor the accommodation OF guests.
No woman or person under twenty.
one years OF age or who is not n
Qualified voter nhnll dispense ardent
spirits within the limits of the city.
The license tax Is fixed at $500 and
he bond ut $1,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
THO GUESTS OF MURPHY's
HOTEL VICTIMS OF THIEF
Entered Their Room and Secured Two
Hundred poilara Worth OF Booty
Without Awakening Them.
tspcoinl 10 the Daily press.)

Especial 10 the Daily Press.)
RICHMOND. VA. Nov. Ca. T.
benton. Of Rocky Mount. n. c., and
W. II. Collins. of Enfield, N. c..
quests at Murphy's hotel. wero rob.
bod OF their wearing apparel and
grips aud other travelling equipment
whllo they were asleep In their rooms
last night Tho thefts nre supposed
10 have been committed by a prore,.-
rional hotel thief. Tho thief made
his escape. leaving no clue by which
no may DO traced.
The loss of tho two mon Will an
rrox!mate 5000. The doors to their
apartments had been locked on tho In
side. but tho thief managed TO effect
an entrance without doing damage TO
the house or making n noise. De-
tectiyea have beeI, put upon the case.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
THREE MONTHS BRIDEGROOM
PLACED UNDER ARREST
Richmond Young Man Charged With
Forging checite to Amount Of
Three Hundred peiisro.
(sprcial TO the IllIiy proau !

RICHMOND. VA, Nov. 2o.-William
knieschc. aged 90, bridegroom OF
ono month, was arrested Mt his home
on Washington street tonight while at
supper. accused OF the forgery OF
checks 10 which tho signatures OF
J. ". Gilman and Sons and l.. a. Nc
Laughlin had been aligned.
Tho young wlfc wcpt whom her hus.
band WAS taken from her. Tho
checks were al for small amounts.
The total amount known 70 have boon
secured by tEo young man will ap.
prox,natc 5000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-30
% BOYS, AND II GIRLS
ST0LEa IN MEX co
Police Trying to Catch Band of Kid.
nappers Operating in Capital
City Of the Republic.

MEXICO CITY. MEXICO, Nov. 20
Police Of this city gre trying TO
ran down band OF kidnnppers who
have been operating here for two
months.
Forty-uino Dersons-22 boys and 27
glrls-have been stolen from their
homes. What is done with them or
who might be taking tthom away or
by what mcans Is not known. Tho
age OF the persons varies between two
and II years.