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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1908-06-18
ARTICLE II.

The domicile of this corporation is
hereby fixed and established at Plain
Dealing, Parish Of Bossier, La. The
President, or in his absence the Vice
President, Secretary or Treasurer, are
the officers upon whom all legal pro-
cesses shall be served.
The officers of this corporation shall
consist of President, a Vice-President,
a Secretary and Treasurer, but the
Office Of Secretary and Treasurer may be
filled by one and the same person. The
Treasurer, if the Board of Directors
shall so require, shall give bond in such
sum as the Board of Directors mey de-
termine. Said officers shall be stock
holders in said corporation, and shall be
elected annually, in such manner as may
be determined, by vote of the stock
holders and set forth in bylaws govern
ing the election OF officers, and they
shall serve until their successors are
elected. However, said officers shall be
subject to removal at any time by said
Board of Directors for good cause shown.
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Surprise Party.

A very pleasant and successful
surprise party was given in honor
of Mr.. Edward Rish at his home
near Enterprise last Saturday
evening.
The lnstigators, the Misses Ada
and NADIA Rish, his charming and
accomplished sisters had so ar
ranged matters, while Edward was
sent on an errand to his brother,
Andrew, of near Rockbridge, to
have about thirty of his young
friends come to his home .secrete
themselves very quietly in the
house to await his return, which
was about eight o'clock, to find
unknown to himself, this merry
crowd of people, who gave him
about as good scare as he ever
had in the way of a surprise.
After Edward got oyer his scare,
and greeted his friends with the
right hand of fellowship, and fill
ing up on candy to his utmost
capacity, he enjoyed himself with
the rest, playing games and music
until late hour, after which all
departed, d eclaring it was a COM
plete surprise. Those present were
the Misses Minnie Beougher, Sarah
Blum, Jennie Beougher, Florence
Blum, Myrtle Evans, Inez Blum,
Emma Ball, May Gordon, Margaret
Blum, Clara Blum, Anna Gordon,
Bessie Blum, Emma Myers, Chris
tena Bal iley Messrs. Homer Evans,
Samuel Gordon, Lewis Evans,
Ferdinand Blum, Howard Rolst0n,
Samuel Bailey, Howard Clark,
Luther Blum, Frank Harden, Sam
uel Lenz, WILDER Blum, Erwin
Ball, Charles Lenz, Howard Myers,
Albert Lenz, and Charles Myers.
A GUEsT.
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Taft Endorsements Found
in Federal Patronage.

Washington, Jan. 18.-The
most important development in the
presidential situation this week
has been the tearing off of the
mask of reform of the Taft cam
paign. Politicians all along have
understood that the Taft campaign
has been pushed through the aid
of federal patronage, but not until
Senator Foraker secured the re-
lection of four postmasters was
the attention of the country called
to the methods of the Taft mana
gers.
BY the skilful press bureau
campaign of the Taft managers an
impression had been created that
the Endorsement of the war secre-
tary by the various state and
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Monday Creek

Those hard freezes make the
wheat look sick.
The BODY brothers from near
New Lexington, are hauling an
excellent quality of coal to Logan
over our bad roads; so you see the
benefit to Logan good pike would
be from Logan to New Lexington.
The coal banks of Monday Greek
are being fast worked out and our
dependence will be on the lew
line of coal.
Simon Wolfe ls bailing hay for
Harry Houdeshell.
Protracted meeting commenced
at the Maxville M. r. Church,
Sunday. Rev. j. nj. Ricketts, is
the pastor.
The new Township trustees
are Adam Smith, Democrat, and
James Danison the new board is
now Democratic, as Henry Goolet
holds over. We may now look for
good work as the new men are
enterprising up-to-date men on
the road question, and hope the
public dollar will be worth one
hundred cents.
VIM. Wolfe has purchased the
Nancy Hillery property and 81
moving the house for buggy
shed; he has also bought the acre
lot owned by James Hammond,
north of his shop and dwelling.
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better at this writing,
SNICKLEFRITZ.
Mud Ridge

+ Jessie Schulz was seen in oul
valley Sunday.
Albert Dupler attended the
preaching service at Centenary
Sunday.
Andrew Helber is testing the
Dupler Bros. new saw mill, and
says he can rip out from 100 to
200 feet more or less.
Virgil Walker called on Shedrick
Conklin, Sunday.
Mr.. Johnston and wife were seen
in our valley Sunday.
Shedriek Conklin called on Joe
Flick, Sunday evening.
Joe Flick broke chicken bones
with Miss Emma Dupler, Sunday
Miss Emma Dupler called on
Mrs. Gudlys Harman, Sunday.
Shedrick Conklin, Joe Elick
and Virgil Walker are the cham
pion horse shoe players, of this
place.
Ben Carpenter made a business
trip to Logan, Friday.
The preaching service was we'll
attended, Sunday. The service
was conducted by Rev. Cheadle.
George Kline made flying trip
to Lancaster, Friday.
Gudlys Harman was seen trave-
ling for Rockbridge, one day last
week.
William Elick started out, Mon
day, peddling orchards.
Misses Alice and Fanny Dupler
were seen on our streets, last week.
Joe Eliek has fine job for the
winter, keeping the old gray
horse out of the wheat.
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Rockbridge

Mrs. Margaret Hamblin was a
Logan shopper Tuesday.
Mr.. A. j. Stoughton, wife and
daughter, Kathryn, spent Sunday
with friends at Sugar Grove.
Mr.. j. G.. Hickman and wife
were Lancaster visitors Monday
Will Nixon and family, of Lo-
gan visited Clint White and fam
lily, Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Thatcher was a Lo.
an shopper Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Hamblin visited
friends at Carroll, Sunday.
Minnie Bell, of Lancaster, is
visiting friends at this place at
this writing
Mrs. p. ID. Sloan, of Logan,
visited w. Fl. Huls and wife of
this city, Sunday.
A. E. Stoughton, of Sugar
Grove, visited j. Stoughton and
family, Saturday.
A. f. Matthias was a Lancaster
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Clint White and ch ildren
are visiting Mrs. Will Nixon, of
near Logan at present.
l.. S. Shaf'er visited friends at
Murray City last week.
Mrs. Eva Rudolph is visiting
her sister, Mrs. z. ID. Sloan, of
Logan at this writing.
G. f. Wharton, wife and daugh-
ter spent Sunday with Ray Dewy
and family, of Lancaster.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bell,
Sunday the 10TH, daughter.
G. II. Stoughton spent Satur-
day in Lancaster. ROBIN.
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county committees was the result
of an uprising of the people. The
| fact that in most instances these
Endorsements have virtually been
the action of party of federal
ofiice-holders has been concealed.
| The real fact is that the word
has been passed down the line
that if a congressman expected to
have his recommendations IN the
appointments of postmasters and
other federal employees recognized
at the White House he must line
up his district for Taft. 1t has
been noticeable that every time
member of congress went up to the
White House for an appointment
he gave out Taft interview.
Early in his administration,
through the postmaster general,
President Roosevelt gave members
of congress formal notice that
there would be no changes in
postmasters except for cause. A
| good record with the department,
! it was asserted, would assure
postmaster that he would be re-
tanned in office. But since the
launching of the Taft boom this
notice has been disregarded time
after time. There is now no
longer any pretention on the part
of administration and Taft leaders
that they cannot secure appoint
ments without regard to the So
called civil service reform that was
supposed to be lnaugurated by
! President Roosevelt.
The attitude which Senator
Foraker has assumed toward the
Taft appointments in Ohio has
been far-reaching in it's effect.
Other senators are now threaten
ing to stop the confirmation of
Taft's nominations in their states.
The Senate has virtually served
notice on Assistant Postmaster
| General Hitchcock that it will not
permit him to capture the dele
gates to the Republican conven-
tion from the south through the
use of federal patronage. This is
sure to have disastrous effect up
ON the Taft campaign, for with
out the assistance OF the admins
tration through patronage, very
little progress can be made toward
the nomination of Secretary Taft.
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NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
Pleasant Valley

George Walker and his employee,
MFR. Green, passed through here
one day last week, hauling pipe to
Gibisonville.
Gus Heine, the Logan butcher,
purchased valuable lot of cattle
of Daniel Ringhiser last week.
Grover Nihiser, of Walnut Val
ley, was seen in this vicinity one
day last week.
Misses Cinda Ginger and Lucy
Murphy gave Miss Mary Nihiser a
pleasant visit, Wednesday.
Grant Moore, of Gibisonville,
was seen on our streets, Friday,
enroute to Logan.
Sam Nihiser was in Logan one
night last week, attending the lee
ture, "The Lion and the Mouse. "
Andrew Prior was in Logan on
business Thursday.
A spelling was given at our viii
lage school Friday evening. 1t
was well attended.
Mrs. Andrew Prior and daugh-
ters, Hazel and Ruth, and Clem
Vancuren and son, Tom, of Lo-
gan, and John Rutter took dinner
with /. Vancuren aud family Mon
day.
Boyd Conke called on Chas. and
Bert Lentz, Sunday.
Homer Kitchen, of Black Jack,
was seen in our valley one day last
week, on business.
Miss S. Nihlser, of Corn Cob
Ridge, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Boiling, retul ned
home Friday.
Augustus Hildebrandt was in
Logan, on business, Saturday.
Sam, Bert and Chas. Lentz at
tended the candy party at Rishe's,
Saturday night.
Mrs. Augustine Blackstone
called on Mrs. Chas. Boiling, We'd
nesday.
Will Murphy and daughter,
Mamie, were Logan shoppers Sat
Lrday.
Dan Blackstone, of near Bre-
men, was the guest of his brother,
Augustine, of this place.
Edward and Boyd Conkel at.
tended young peoples meeting at
Enterprise, Sunday night.
Saul Lentz's sheep attacked and
killed nine of somebody's dogs,
one night last week. If the dogs
can be identified the sheep may
get into serious trouble.
Howard Clark, of Calico Ridge,
was pleasant caller in our valley
Sunday.
John Nihissr, who has been
alfiiotsd sith q cancer OF the
sAsoat foF soma time past, i no
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Fern Ridge

We are having fine winter
weather at present.
Mrs. David Miller spent Satur-
day with her parents near Logan.
Fred Bowers and VIM. Wolt2
made a business trip to Logan,
Friday.
Those who attended the sur.
prise party at John Rish's were
Chas. and Howard Myers and
sister, Emma, Samuel Bailey and
sister Tena.
John Stoody passed through
this place one day last week.
Some of the young people of
this place are attending meeting
at Pleasant Hill.
John Myers was caller at
Gibisonville one day recently.
VIM. Notestone and family spent
Sunday afternoon with George
Bailey and family.
Miss Mabel Anderson spent
several days last week with her
sister, Mrs. Homer Judy, of Lam
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first wheat crop in 1908 in this
locality.
Chas. Fisher and his friend,
Miss Phena Shonk, were the guests
of Mr.. l.. Daum and wife last Sun
day.
Mis-. P. Martin is numbered
among those on the sick list.
Mr.. Joseph Morris and wife
were Lancaster visitors Thursday
John Shonebarger's children &
are very sick with the Group.
Mr.. John Combs, of Lancaster,
spent few days with M. Brill
man last week.
Jack Swigert, general manager
of the o. and l. Supply Co., has
fully recovered from the effects of
his broken back, and is now able
to make regular weekly trips tc
Lancaster.
Miss Mar Conrad spent a few
days last week at Horntown, the
guest of her uncle, Rufus Conrad
Mr.. William Freisner and wife
are making their home with Mrs
Ellen Sharp for month or so,
during the absence of Fred SHARP
who is at the Oregon Copper mines
Quite number from this com.
munity attended the mock trial al
Blue Valley last Friday night.
BuMPUs.
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Happy Ridge

Mr.. Emery BANTER and family
were the Sunday guests of Es-
quire Gordon and family.
Walter Lehman and family have
returned to their home in Logan,
after an extended visit with the
latter's parents, Esquire Gordon
and wife, of this place.
Homer Danison and lady friend,
Miss Hazel Lama, attended church
at Pine Grove, Sunday night.
Mrs. Flossie Febus called on
Esq. Gordon and wife one day
this week.
Jake Hufiines Is ssen vending
bis way toward Purcell quite
often. What Is the attraction
Jaksf
ed, Hookman, Of Gibisonnlls.
VAS sssn on this ridge one dsy this
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Brushy Fork

| Oscar Sheets, of the Children'f
Home near Lancaster, was the
guest of his parents last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Geo. Reber, of East Sugar
Grove, was the guest of Mr.. John
Reber and wife, Thursday.
The stork delivered at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin.
Byers fine girl baby last Monday
morning. Mr.. Byers thinks he is
the only papa in Brushy Fork.
Mr.. Will Herrick, and wife of
Columbus, were the guests of rela-
tiyes and friends of the place,
recently.
DIR. II. M. Rhoads was the guest
of Mrs. Dorothy Matheny last
Sunday evening.
MIR. John Swigert, wife and
son, Walter, of Sugar Grove, Were
the guests OF the Iatter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Martin last Sun
day.
Chas. BrIIlman was the guest Of
of Henry Rhoads a few days last
week.
Jacob Rsber called ON +. M.
Conrad last Sunday evening, 81
Albert Hauman threshsd she
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Wesley Chapel

Protraeted meeting il in pro-
gress at Wesley Chapel, with Rev.
Oswald and the Evangelist Albert
Noethlieh. Brother Albert as we
call him, held up the standard OF
Christianity to the highest point.
His preaching has the good old
ring in 1t. Come, for we know not
the day when God will call as
from this world.
]. 5. Cain and q. Z Lyons were
IN LauFslyiIls. ons day last sssk.
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Obituary.

Once more our nation is brought
to grief Once more has the fac.
tory and the mill shut down and
men by the score are thrown out
of employment. Widows and or
phans, wife and children of the
workman and e'en the workman
himself is looking upon bare tables
and cupboard shelves and parad-
ing the streets looking for work
and wondering from whence their
next meal is to come or how are
they going to pay for fuel and
rent.
Prosperity was brought by tho
stork and had grown to be a
maiden fair, handsome and strong.
Her voice was heard throughout
the land, but now alas2 her eyes
are closed ia death, those bloom
ing cheeks have faded, her voice
whose thrilling notes were heard
throughout the land is silent,
her hands that moved factories
and mills are elasped and folded.
During her life she was a cheer
ful and welcome maiden all over
the land. She brought happiness
and wealth 70 many, she departsd
this life during the susuma Of 1907
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week.
Carl Whitcraft and Chas'
Robinson is seen vending their
way towards Pine Grove quite
often.
George Young attended preach
at Oak Grove, Saturday night.
Several people of this place at.
tended the spelling at Brehm last
Friday, given by Harry Reifauber,
All report good time.
There will be an exhibition al
this place the 81st. of January.
Given by Ethel Sanders.
Mr.. Geo. Voorhees, and daughter,
Nellie, were the Sunday guests of
Mrs. S. G. Lama and daughter.
Russell Sawyer is making his
home with +. w. Conkle at present.
John Clinker and Homer Deni-
son were seen vending their way
towards Pine Grove last Tuesday
evening.
Pete Clark was seen on oui
streets few days ago.
g. p. Mitchell and Walter Boil
ing called on Esq. Gordon few
days ago.
j. S. Polling, of Canal Win
chester, spent few days last
week with his mother, Mrs. Sarah
r. Polling, of this place.
The school is progressing nicely
with Ethel Souders as teacher.
Miss NADIA and Pansy Donley
were seen on this ridge Tuesday
evening.
Sarah G. Lama, who has beer
on the sick list for the past five
months, is much better at this
writing.
Frank Wilson, of West Side
called on Miss Lucy Quillen, Sun.
day evening, and got storm stayed
and did not get home until Monday
We hope Frank won't start across
the Gnlf again when it is sc
stormy looking We all sympa
thize with Frank in his misfortune
Mary Young and two daughters
visited Jane Conkle and family
last Saturday.
Will 10y and family and Ollie
Lehman and family, of Bethelville,
visited Geo. Voorhees, and family,
recently.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Huffines is quite poor
~ at this writing.
Miss Ieel Davis, of Logan, spent
a few days last week with Fred
Conkle and family, of this place
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having swallowed the G. o. 2.
pill which proved indigestable.
She leaves whole nation to mourn
her loss and goes to join her regent
who has preceded her to the spirit
world. Blessed are they who die
in the G.. o. p. We therefore lay
her away in the tomb to await the
great day and whose resurrection
and forth coming will rejoice a
whole nation. Amen
A SttRsCRIBFR.
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d. G. walker made dying tril

ID. G. Walker made dying trir
to Black Jack, last Saturday.
L. r. Warthman is quite i'll al
the home of u. G. Walker.
VIM. Barton was in Logan, last
Wednesday.
Charles Pleukharp was in Lo'
gan, one day last week.
Miss Name Reichley is in the
employment of Mrs. ID. G.. Walker.
Clarence Kalklosch just smiles
and smiles, can't you guess why
he grins SOP oh yes, he 10 papa
now "'of little twin daughters. p"
just keep on smiling Clarence,
that is the way to be happy.
G. II. Reichley is spending q
few day in Logan.
| II. ID. Hutton is attending court
at Logan, this week.
Mrs. L. f. Warthman, of Ply
mouth, was called to this place on
the account of the serious illness
of her husband.
While on the way to VIM. Bar
toms, last Monday, Carl Blackston
was thrown from his horse and
had his back hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Turner, OF
Liberty Hill, met with quite an
accident on last Sunday, while on
their way to Wesley Chapel, theil
buggy broke down, throwing them
both out, as good luck would have
| 1T, they were hurt but very little.
Miss Belle Reichley is home
from Chillicothe, visiting her par
ents.
If the parties that stole the new
buggy whip at Wesley Chapel,
Sunday night, will come over in
the day time, and are 80 poor that
they have to stoop so low as to
steal, the man you took the whip
from will give you one if you are
man enough to ask for it rather
than to know you are thief as
you are we'll known.
Jim Cain made a flying trip to
Hue, one day last week.
Carl Blackston says the Cedar
Grove correspondent is mistaken
about him having fight with a
wild cat.
Mrs. John Hamilton and son,
Albert, took dinner with Mrs. G.
Fl. Reichley, Sunday.
Mrs. Hannah Moore was the
guest of Mrs. Charles Pleukharp,
Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Hutton was in Mt.
Pleasant, Monday.
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Old Town

We are having some warm
weather at present, especially
for this time of year.
In last weeks items the name
Walter Clark should have been
Wesley Clark.
Miss Lucy Cell, who has been
working at Logan, is at home al
this writing.
Mrs. VIM. Geiger spent last
week with relatives at this place,
Mr.. Frank Fickel and wife
were Sunday guests of Joseph
Griner.
Dwight Polling called on Sam
uel Cell and family Saturday
evening.
What has become of the Nc
Freesville scribe?
Mr.. Frank Miller and wife
spent few days last week with
relatives at Turkey Run.
Frank Polling visited John
Geiger and family Sunday.
Mr.. Willie Bowlby spent Sunday
at Monday Creek, visiting the
formers brother. Samuel Bowlby.
George Kessler, who has been
working at Logan, is spending a
few days at home.
Mr.. Frank Wolfe and wife were
Logan visitors Friday.
AUNT JEMIMISA.
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Little Raccoon Creek

Several persons attended the
party at Walter Lanes, Saturday
night.
Earnest Ansel, who is working
at Haydenyille, was seen at Mt.
Pleasant, Sunday.
VIM. johnson, of Hindsboro Ill.,,
visited at E. Lane's, last week.
John Sterling will hereafter be
knewn as Jim.
EpwOrth League was we'll at.
tended at Mt. Pleasant, Sunday
night.
News, like prosperity, is some.
what shy at present.
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DAVID TLVERMAN
LADIES' TAILOR
EXCLUSIVE DESIG NER
PHONE 125-A
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT:


Logan ohio, Jan. 90, 1908.
I wish to announce to the people
OF Logan and vicinity that have sew
cred my connec t. ion ith the Logan
Garment Company and that I am going
into the Ladies' tailoring business
exclusively, and 1 will be pleased to
have all of my old patrons and new
ones call upon me, f in the market
for a nobby exclusive tailor made gar
ment. I Will employ none but the most
skilled operators. I Will turn out
very reasonable cost, I have had
years of experience in this particu-
lar branch of work. believe 1 am
deserving of share of your valued
patronage, assuring you that at all
times t will be my first aim t o please
and satisfy all of my patrons. At
present Will be found a my residence
on Riverdale near Gallager Avenue,
near the depot. I am seeking convent ent
shortly to give to the people of the
entire Valley an up to date exodus
i've Ladies' custom made tailoring
shop. I WILL ALWAYS BE PLEASED TO
HAVE YOU CONSULT ME-, in regard to
any work that you mi ght have. Trust
ing my efforts Of the past have been
duly appreciated and that you will
give me an early CALL
Most Sincerely
David Silverman
Designer.
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Probate Notice

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been nled In
for First and Final settlement Ferd +.
Kistler Administrator of Estate II Elizabeth
Kistler, deceased, and the same Will come
ID. 1908 at ~ O'Clock A. NJ, or as soon there-
after as may be convenient.
II. II. MARTIN,
Jan. 23, 3-w Probate Judge.
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate OF Emma Lee, deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrators of the estate OF
deceased. Dated this ~" day OF Jan.
ID. M. Soliday,
Jan, 23, 8-wks. Adminlstralor.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-10
Sunday School Institute-Thc first ct

Sunday School Institute-The first of a series of Sunday school lectures was held at the Methodist church last night. Rev. r. C. Reid of Phoenix, well known Sunday school worker and mis- sionary of the Presbyterian church for Arizona, was the speaker. The lecture was thoroughly enjoyed. The talk dealt with the opening and closing of the schools and things in general that make a live and interesting school. Tonight at O clock, Rev. Mir. Reid will deliver his second lecture at the Baptist church. This lecture will be to Sun day school teachers and all interested in the work are cordially invited.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-10

Opening Day-The rainfall and cool zephyrs of yesterday did not interfere materially with the openings advertised at the Old Dominion Commercial and at Mrs. Forts millinery parlors. Hun dreds of ladies visited both places and admired the many pretty things on dis play. The openings will be on again today and will undoubtedly attract large crowds.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-10

Globe Standard Meeting-A majority of the stockholders of the Globe Stand ard Mining company met last night at the secretary's office in the Trust building to consider the matter of re- organization and also . proposition made by number of local parties. An adjournment was taken until Thursday night, when some definite action will be taken.