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New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
HEADQUARTERS FOR
SONS OF ELSEWHERE"
ONE BUILDING FOR D-1RI-
OTS ST4TE SOCIETIES.
UouId Be Meeting Place TOR a
Million ADOPTED by Father
Knickerbocker.
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.r- dinner of the Rensselaer, County So
- rsssho, Potter made a suggestion Which ne
= Re hoped would be taken up widely
= .a,s ..-verrv-fiye OF thirty county soci'-
= >,zr YORK. many state societies and num-
=, o< examinations that are very Vaiuap'e d't"
.-,.-es-.rr for historical and sentimeh'ai
,. ,len hv which all shall unite for the
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-. s,slI pc room devoted 10 each soo'e'S' WIN
.,,s hung with portraits Of eminent men anu
= -. .=o-n.s with b,lsts Of those We nave red
-. % honor. There should be q library IN e'eI'
-. 90 IN other ways the rooms couid of iia'is
-s-,o-4sTs that would be permanent anu '
valuable. .,,,.I Mil,
Although the suggestion Nas ''o' -. =,
r,,--o-, Porter as. doubtless many O. l
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--ee-ad imagined II 10 be. II gave ~ ~
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0'le o-'' ea,-o-ahlv received by not few
~.v York City has been apllS ues0i "
- 3, .s,s sons Of elsewhere. and Inc seem
= ,-s1 1..oE, Of sense Of civic pTloe soIiie'
=. -, ssr-,bed 10 this fact Ihese SONS are
- 80 coming to New York solely 10 I'M
800 -re,- fortunes and, in the s'riIe 10 Ae7p UP
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=. =, America but the most typic2ly nanoila4
reTr some might argue that Washington al
=, .--l,s5 New York in the latter respect. but
Le 60 o-l,- rzgo motives for going 10 Washington
. s-a-- any length Of time A man either goes
-. baoz-,se he has been sent or because he can
,.-s.- = life berth government position Inc
- hind of ambition that leads 10 Washington Is
ofi-f-aI and those led TO the National 0apl'o4 oS
rhfs form q ambition maintain residences else
where il Is another phase Of ambition that leads
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15

place TO place chiefly 10 the most allurinE OF the
hotels
Among the societies which are favorably disposed
toward the suggestion the Maine Society. OF
which James NcKeen. counsel of the Mutual Life
Insurance Company. is president: the California
Society which is enthusiastic; the Georgia Society,
of which BedelI Parker is president; the ROCKY
Mountain Club. the Iowa New Workers and Ias1'
although foremost. the Michigan Society Ihe
Iowa Atcietv of which General Cirenvills n Dodge
is president is actively considering IL Mrs
Thomas j. Vivian. founder and president OF the
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15

NTH of political scumeu and honor. but the
body polite has become such feither through too
much confidence through apathy that public
--L,r. he
New-York tribune., 1908-03-15

RIA +ueIva wears since it's erection s60,0oc has
been applied on its mortgage from the profits OF
the restaurant and rentals received for the use of
the public halls.
Sharp County record., 1908-09-25
THE OFFICIAL VOTE.
Sharp COunty Gave Donaghey A Maiorl-
ty OF 749 Over WOri;lirg!0n.

Following is the total vote OF
Sharp county for the various
candidates as declared by the
election commissioners last Sal
urday:
Total number Of votes polled
in the county, 1404.
For governor-Donaghey 101l,
Worthington 262, Jones 81.
For secretary Of state--Lud-
wig 1915, Fitzpatrick 300.
For state auditor-Jobe 104G,
Keller 208.
For S tate 9 treasurer-Yates
1055, Burrow 287.
For attorney general-Nor-
wood 1858, Youmans 286.
For land commissioner --Coff-
man 1868, Edwards 300.
For commissioner of agricul-
ture-Tucker 1892.
For state superintendent Of
public instruction-Cook 1881.
For associate justice Of the
supreme court, long term-Wood
OF, Spear 800,
For associate justice Of the
supreme court, short term-Hart
1046, Vance 293.
For railroad commissioners
Crockett 1908, Hampton 95l,
Allen 920, Norman 2G6, Thane
267, KIien 270.
For prosecuting attorney
Elmore 1862,
For state senator-Hendorson
1871.
For representative S tre o t
1862.
For county judge-K Q Hey
1899.
For sheriff--Smjth 1912.
For clerk--Sullivan 1900.
For Observation-Disclosures 1902.
For assessor-Smith 1897,
For surveyor-Tounsleay 1896
For road tax GEO, against road
Sharp County record., 1908-09-25
Appreciates His Election.

TO The Voters OF Sullivan
Township;
| wish TO thank my friends for
the vote they gave mo on Sept,
IA, 1908, for road ovorseor, !
hovo been ovorseor Of Sullivan
township for the past four years,
during which time | have done
all | could for the roads Of old
Sullivan, and expect to continue
tho good work for two moro
years. | don't like know of any
good democrat being spoiled by
having to scratch the nominee,
so for this reason | guess when
NY two years are up ! will stop
down and out, | leave of as |
begun, by thanking my friends,
ono and all, for their support,
a +, Hunter,
Sidney, Ark,
Sharp County record., 1908-09-25

county farmer living near Noun
taio Home, is building a barn
48x70 feet in size, and is flooring
the building with concrete.
The odd Fellows Orphans
Home school at Batesville open
ed Monday with about so pupils
in attendance. The teachers are
Misses Mary and Dollie Vain
wright,
Miss Susie Berry Of Denmark,
Independence county, has been
declared insane. There is no
room in the state asylum for her
and she has been placed on the
county poor farm.
Will Douglass and Miss Mary
Halliburton Of Bellmore, Inde-
pendence county, were married
the first Sunday in August and
succeeded in keeping the matter
q secret until last woek.
IL. u. Harris Of Melbourne,
who has just been elected to tbs
legislature from lizard county,
has the distinction Of being the
first candidate for representative
from Melbourne who ever carried
Jefferson township in the pri-
mary.
According to the Melbourne
Times, Tom Robinson of Jeffer-
son township, lizard county, is
the owner Of two ewes which
have given birth to eleven lambs.
nine Of which are living, within
the past eleven months. Mr..
Robinson has refused fancy
prices for the ewes,
William and Oscar Lawrence,
half brothers, who live near
Melbourne, engaged in a fight
last week, and William was SER
iously injured by tho other, who
struck him on the head with O
pitchfork. Oscar has been arr
rested on warrant charging as
sault with intent to kill.
Sharp County record., 1908-09-25
7ho rotrrns from the election

The returns from the election
held last week show that Hon
Charles D. Greayes, republican,
|of Hot Springs has defeated
bulge 0. H. Sampter also OF ao'
Springs, the democratic nominee
Nor state senator from the coun-
|tieg of Garland and Montgomery
|Greaves wins by majority OF oo
Notes. There are two factions IN
kbe democratic party in Garland
bounty, and their differences
|seem to be OF natrre that can
hot be settled. Greaves was
|bnce, the leader of the lnsurgeh1
Republicans of this state' that
Ming of the party that opposed
Powell Clayton and his rule a
few years ago.
Sharp County record., 1908-09-25
IN MEM0RlAM.
Reeds Creek Lodge OF Masons Dcplores
Death OF A Member.

In memory Of W, A. Barnett,
who departed this life September
9th, 1908, Dear bereaved, do
not grlevo, fop he has passed out
Of this life to dwell with the holy
angels forever more, lie cannot
come to you, but you can so to
him, 'Tis hard TO break tho ten
der chord when love has bowed
the head; 'tls hard TO speak the
words, we must forever part.
We have laid Bro, Barnett to
rest in the graves cold embrace,
but his memory will be cherished
Til we see his smiling face. Bro
Barnett was made a Mason at
Reeds Creek lodge No. 176 in
1900.
We extend our sympathy to
the bereayed, Bro, Barnett was
II loving husband, q kind father
and true brother. llo leaves u
wIro, one child, four sisters and
one brother,
s, l., Shaver,
G. W, Bundy,
W, g. Burge,
Sharp County record., 1908-09-25

FAX Gil,
For the sale Of native wine
.55l, against the sale Of native
.wine $50.
For whiskey Ii c.e n s e 535,
against whiskey license 73G.
For amendment No. 8, 744,
against amendment No. 8, All,
] For amendment No. 10, 267,
against amendment No. 10, 878.
Sharp County record., 1908-09-25
Hiram Fink,
Luther Metcaif,
Eddy Graddy
Committee.
The Result In lizard.

E2a9d county gave a demo-
.9gl,tio majority Of over 800, voted
for the sale of native wine,
against liquor license, for road
tax, fer amendment No, 8 and
against amendment No. 10.
Sharp County record., 1908-09-25

Pulaski county gave a majori-
N of only one thousand votes for
Ialoons at the recent election,
This would seem a great MAORI
" in most counties, but it is
|mall for Pulaski county, whore
light or nine thousand votes are
boiled. The prohibitionlsts are
preparing to make an effort to
|id Little Rock Of saloons by Pc
,ou, 5aG ouo county judge has
! declared. that if, tn e proper
mount Of signatures are secur-
III he will grant a petition against
|he saloons,
Sharp County record., 1908-09-25
Eps-e-~-u4

John II. Holland Of Fort Smith,
democratic nominee for state
senator from Sebastian coun-
ty, is elected by a narrow
margin of AZ votes over his re-
publican opponent, Hon. Thomas
Boles, who will contest the elec-
lion, charging that many illegal
Votes were cast for Holland in
the city of Fort Smith. Senator
Holland is now under indictment
In the circuit court of Pulaski
bounty on the charge Of bood-
ling in the Legislature of 1903,
bnd this fact may have con-
|ributed largely to the close race
bis republican opponent made
Sharp County record., 1908-09-25
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Justices OF The Peace, COnstables And
Road Oyerseers Just Elected,

Bic Creek township-Justicea
of the peace, j. R. Wilson, f. j.
| Doss; Constable, p. A. Gof;
Road Overseer, J. G. Milligan
Big Rock-Justices of the
Peace, G.. H. Justus, P. M.
Chrisenberry; Constable, T 0 m
McFarlin, Road Overseer, John
jarrett.
Cave-Justices Of the Peace,
! j. r. Carpenter, Jasper Mcleod;
! Constable, j, |. Jones; Road
| Overseer, Jack Simpson.
Davidson-Justices Of t h e
Peace, II. V. Underwood, s. 7.
f n d s ley; Constable, G. M.
Heath; Road Overseer, W. W.
Horton.
Hardy-Justices of the Peace,
II. M. Gray, James Davie; Con-
stable, Dan Madden; Road Over
seer, Newt Dickerson.
Observation-Disclosures Of t h e
Peace, J. w. Porter, r. W. Hall;
Constable, W, S. Dunlap; Road
Overseer, j. g. Sims.
Jackson-J u st ces 8 Of the
Peace, Roy Murphy, G. A. Hail;
Constable, W. A, WilIiford; Road
Overseer, W. f, Anderson.
Observation-Disclosures Of tn G
Peace, II, W. Bone, W. Y. Gif-
ford; Constable, j. L, Shirley;
Road Overseer, S. r, Clifford,
Lave Creek-Juatces 0 { the
Peace, J. G.. Sims, j, i, Howell;
Constable, c, &, Mcclure; Road
Overseer, j. W, Fore.
Lebanon--Justiccs OF t h @
Peace, John Buchanan, A. b,
Sanders; Constable, George
Timer; Road Oyerseer, John Rat
HG.
Morgan-JuAiaes Of The Peace,
Joe Williams, Ira Edwards; Con;
stable, Arthur Moody; Road
Overseer, j. L. Nicely,
North--Justices Of the Peace,
James M, Taylor, John M, Tay-
lor; Constable, Leo Rikard; Road
Oyerseer, Harry Cox.
Piney Fork--Juetices o the
Peace, 7, j. Davidson, D, Harri-
son; Constable, James Harrison;
Road Oyerseer, John Dial,
Rlchw0ods-- Justices Of t h @
Peace, |, Il. Ritchie, Il, W, Cod
win; Constable, W. o, Biggers;
Road Ovorsoer, John Orr,
Scott-Jusucos Of the Peace,
NJ, MoGinnis, j, Y, Foster; Con-
stable, j. W. Coleman; Road
Ovorseer, G. W, Bundy,
Strawberry-Justices Of the
Peace, Il, A, Smith, W. j. Stn-
nett; Constable, w., A. Webb;
Road Overseer, W, IT, Ballard,
SulIivan--J ices Of the
Peace, b. Il, Meeks, II, r.,
Chaudoin; Constable, Ira smith;
Road Oversoer, A, +. Hunter.
Union--Justices of the Peace,
Josh Hill, j, N. Reynolds; Con-
stable, John b. Booth; Road
Overseer, John Morton,
Waahington--Justices Of the
Peace, IL, j. Gay, W. l., Atkln-
son; Constable, Cleo Duncan;
Road Overseer, W, +. Whitlock.
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Sharp County record., 1908-09-25
,u,NEWS or north ARKANSAS..,.

G. T. Petit, an old citizen of
Batesville, died last week, aged
rs.
The Progress says a man can
wade across White river at CAL
leo Rock.
Two or three cases Of scarlet
fever developed near Melbourne
last week.
Arkansas College Of Bates
vile, opened last week with
large enrolment.
A Bryan and Kern Club, with
a large membership, has been
organized at BatesviIle,
jim Baker, Baxter county
farmer, has q cotton stalk con-
tanning 123 well developed bolls.
A cornet band has been Or
ganized at Cotter, Citizens Of
the town gave Sll3 tothe organ
izntion, ~ ls,
Ed Parsons has sola ms mer-
camille business at Melbourne
and will engage in business at
Calico Rock.
The total amount Of Confeder-
ate pension money received by
/ lizard county pensioners this year
is 80, 1875.
Ira Lee, 60 years Of age, was
robbed Of $40 while asleep in his
room at a Newport hotel 'one
night last week.
A revival in The Methodist
church at West Batesvile closed
last week with twenty conver-
sions as a result,
j. B. Hester, q farmer near
Newport, this season made $50
gallons Of sorghum from a cane
field Of four acres.
The Calico Rock public school
opened last week with an enroll
ment Of l5l, the best opening the
school has ever had,
Ben Cole, u young boy at
Mountain Home, was kicked in
the face by q horse u few days
ago and severely hurt,
County Judge Harry Ponder
Of Walnut Ridge will be married
TO Miss Clyde Cant of Columbia,
Tenn, on the 30th inst,
John Ferguson's barn, noor
Batesville, was burned last week.
The building was full Of hay and
the property was q total loss'
II Ia said there hos boen twice
az much hay saved in tho vicin-
lty Of lmboden this season as in
any one year during the past
ten,
i, y. Wade Of DOtomOn town
ship, Jackson county, died Mon
day Of last week, lie was els
eeted osustioe Of the peace that
day,
Mrs. w. A. Davis Of Stone
county died at Botosville last
week Of cancer, She was 81
years old and the mother of
twelve childron,
Tho firet rural free delivery in
Baxter county %lll start October
[, Tho route starts at GaasVille
and covers u distance Of "a miles,
serving los lamilioa,
Randolph Russell, a Baxter
Sharp County record., 1908-09-25

independence county returned
good majority against whiskey
lcense at the election last week,
Noodlo township, in which Bates.
''llo Is located, returned q ma
orlty against license for the first
ime in many years.
Sharp County record., 1908-09-25

Fulton county, which has been
\ the dry" column tho past
0w years, returned u majority Of
weIyo In favor of liconso at the
'Ieclion last week.
Sharp County record., 1908-09-25

lho Calico Rock Progress Ia
disposed to give Senator Clarke
'Fedit for the defeat of amend.
neht No. 10, but 1t seems that a
ot OF other people had II hand.
Sharp County record., 1908-09-25

Hon. Chas. Coffin Of Batesville
Fins the race for judge in the
fhrd circuit over Judge 0, W,
scarborough Of Newport by a
fojority Of less than 200 votes,
Judge Coffin carried Indopen-
ence and Lawrence counties
lhilo Judge Scarborough carried
Btono an d Jackson counties,
Judge Coffin has many warm
Ficnds in Sharp county who are
proud Of his success.
Sharp County record., 1908-09-25

jackson county has gone for
Ehiskey license again, this time
Py a somewhat increased major
fy' The fight for and against
|aloons was carried on energet-
|cally for several weeks before
Pc election, and the prohibition
Pts were signNlly defeated,
Sharp County record., 1908-09-25

Amendment No. 10 was badly
peaten in the state, If tn 8
|mendment carried u single
lounly we have not read Of IL,
amendment No''0 carried all ov.
(r The state, probably not half u
Po1en counties voting against IL.
Sharp County record., 1908-09-25

a republican ticket in Arkan-
|aS doesn't black Tho beard all
Pvov, wv
Sharp County record., 1908-09-25
A LAST TRIBUTE.
OF Respect From Silver
Springs Farmers Union Local.

ID On the 18th day Of September,
1908, at seven o'clock and thirty
Minutes p. M, death entered our
7Erole of friends and claimed for
A9 victim Bro. Berry Smith, who
fsr ten days had suffered from
Sajpendicitis. He bore his suf-
f3rings without a murmer, and
When death g cold hand was up
oA him said he was ready to meet
lis God. Bro. Smith obeyed the
spspoi four years ago and lived
&faithful christian till death,
&Bro. Smith was a member Of
TIE Farmers Union at Silver
Springs. He was 46 years old,
a3d had lived the greater part Of
his life in Sharp county. He
leaves a wife and five children.
We, the committee, extend the
thanks Of this Local TO all those
wlo attended him through his ILL
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-20

Grace Marian Boil, Raymond Alva Morse, Grace Pauline Shutc, Fay Ed ward Hiatt, Winnie Lee Bclcher, Ira Ulysses Vance, Mary Mills, James Cor don Dennis, Joseph Arthur Goolshy, Clyde Lester Edmonson, Alice Florence Cook, Clara Maude Joyce, George Boyd Gamble, William Henry Davies, Grace Kittle, Turner c. Smith, Alice Luella Grabe, James Harry Gatlin, Cora Ethel Herndon, Gertrude M. Pomeroy, Frankie Belle Gates, Walter Suter.
 The following is the program for tho exercises:
 Music--Globe concert, band. Invocation--Rev. F.. c. Decker. Salutatory--Cora Ethel Herndon
 Violin solo, sclected-Percy Vincent.
 Essay-Winnie Lee Belcher.
 Class Phopheey--Clyde Lester Ed. nnonson.
 Musie--Globe concert band.
 Valedictory--Grace Kittlo.
 Violin solo, selected--Percy Vincent.
 Class address---Prof. A. K. Stabler.
 Music--Globc concert band.
 Presentation of diplomas--J. 8. Miles.
 Presentation of gold medals, and hon orable mention-Georgc w. r. Hunt.
 Benediction-Rev. George Selby.
 Glass motto" Knowledge will govern ignorance.
 Class colors-Purple and white.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-20
The Metal Market.

NEW YORK, May l9--The London tin market was higher. with spot fl37, s and futures fl35, 10. The local mar ket was steady with quotations from 30.s5 to 30.75.
 Copper was higher at fjs for spo, and f59, l5s for futures in the London market. Locally the market was firm and shade higher, with lake l2.s5 to l3, electro'ytie l2G2h to l2.SThs, and casting l2.37ia to l2.62h.
 Lead was higher at fl3. 5s in Lon don, but the local market was quiet and unchanged at 4.22h, to 4.27h.
 SDelter was unchanged at fe0, 5s in London and at 4.55 to 4.65 on the local market.
 Iron was higher at sos, Cd for Cleve. land warrants in London. Locally no change was reported.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-20
SAY DE sAeAN WILL.
 BE MARRIED IN JUNE

NEW YORK, May 19.-Gaston Net ter, Prince Helie de Sagan' s closest friend in America, denied positively tonight that the prince and Mime. Gould were married when they came to this country, as reported by the Cri de Paris and cabled to New York.
 "The statement is absurd, said Net ter. "They have not been married and will not be>until June or July. As to the report that they were welded in Germany. that alone is enough to con vince anybody who knows French law that there cannot be Anything to it.
 v hv. if 're ma~riage to- place ip Germany, Mime. Gould would not be
 '~ erce as the Princess Dc Sagan; the marriage would not be re- u.d as binding in any sense.
 Hp-;-~c Uo';o viii rn. he Ger. man subject until after the death of Germany, but until the prince takes .-.o~.-... oA 1t anu swears h negiahce to the German emperor he will remain a subject of France.
 "As such, 1t would be necessary to obtain what amounts to a license three weeks in advance and to have other formalities according to French regula- tions. The prince knows all that and after having remained bachelor for fifty years he is the last man in the world to take part in a secret marriage such as is reported"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-20
PRoBERT GOES TO SEE R1cl
Consulting Engineer Of Superior & Bos-
 ton Pleased With work.

Frank II. Probert, consulting engi- neer of the Superior & Boston Copper company. who has spent the last two days looking over the company's prop erty here, will leave this morning for Albuquerque, ,N. NJ, to consult with William c. Rice. who succeeded Captain James Chynoweth to the presidency of tho company.
 "The Superior & Boston is shipping forty tons of ore day now, where 1t didn't have a pound of ore in sight ten weeks ago, said MT. Probert last night at the Dominion. "The ore ship. ments are about paying all the ex- penses of sinking the shaft and carry ing on the development work. It runs about 9 per cent copper"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-20
LIFE CRUSHED OUT UNDER FREIGHT,
 TRAIN

In attempting to board north bound freight train at Milepost No. Hi yes terdsy afternoon, Felix Torres, aged 20, section hand, fell under the train and three cara passed over him, injur. ing him fatally before the train was stopped.
 Torres was brought to Globe on the freight train and taken to the Old Do, minion hospital. He died in the hospital at 7;20 o clock, ,>thirty.fve miputes af- ter he arrived.
 Both of Torers' legs were broken and badly crushed below the knees. His right arm was almost crushed of at the elbow. l. is believed that he suf- tered internal injuries also.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-20

Your babyl You wonder why hc cries. Buy bottle of Whites Cream vermifuge and he win never cry, Mos, babies have worms, and the mother t don't know it. Whites Cream Vermi fuge rids the child of worms and cleans out it's system in pleasant way. Ev cry mother should keep bottle of this medicine in the house. With it, feai need never. enter her mind. Price 25c Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-20
GAMBLING INTEREST CONTINUES 0N
 MARKET

NEW YORK, May l9.-Another days transactions of more than mil lion shares of stock marked the con tinued speculative interest in the stock market today The early promise was not maintained, either in degree os a.. tivity or in the advance of prices, thS e~P 'esue being disorderly break at the close.
 Inc outburst established level prices higher than any heretofore touched on this movement since q considerable time before the October panic last year. Bonds were irregular.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-20
Chicagc Live Stock.

CHICAGO, May l9.--Cattle: Receipts 9O,000. Steady. Reeves, 4.T5 to 7.25; Texans. 4.65 to 5.60; westerns. 4.50 to GOO; stockers and feeders, $50 to $50; cows and heifers, 2.40 to GAO; calves, 4.75 to 6.25.
 Sheep: Receipts 10000. Market weak at yesterdays decline. Natives, 3.s5 to $50; westerns. 3.75 to $50; yearlings, 5.75 to 6.35; lambs, 4.75 to 7.20; westerns, 4.75 to 7.20.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-20
Chicago Grain Markets.

CHICAGO, May l9.--May wheat sold at 70, a gain of three cents compared with yesterday. Juiy opened I Is to l-l-4 higher at s9 l-4 to s9 3.s, sold be- tween s9 and 9l IA, and closed up S-4 at 907-s.
 Corn strong. May opened at 76 to 77. advanced to go and closed strong at 7s. July opened unchanged to Is higher, at 65 3-4 to 65 7-s, advanced to 66 7-s, where it closed.
 Oats steady. July opencd shade higher at 467s, advanced to 47 IS, and closed at 467-S.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-20
Bad Attack of Dyscntery Cured.

"An honored citizen of this town was suffering from seve attack of dysen- tery. He told friend if he could ob- tain bottle of Chamberlain 8 Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, he felt confident of being cured, he having used this remedy in the west. He was told that kept it in stock and lost no time in obtaining it, and was promptly cured" says M. J. Leach, druggist, of wolcott, Vt. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-20
The baths at Indian Hot Springs will boil you out and make you new.
Arizona 's Leading optician Here

Dr. Schell of Tucson, Arizona 8 lead ing optician, is now at Dominion hotel on his semi-annual visit, with a full line of spectacles and eyeglasses. Eyes ex- amined free until 20th only.
 Call and see the Shur-on, Wolverine, So-easy and other late styles of eye glass mountings to fit any nose. Also TOrie lenses and Kryptok invisible bi- locals. Dr. Sehell, the optician of Tue son, at Dominion hotel until Wednes- day only. Eyes examined free.