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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
@aibtm0tom.

- Gus Seattle berlautet: 8apitGn
gliunr Miffellon, Der nit einem anbes
rem Die enelii6e Yolarerpebition eomz
manoierte, Die einen unentoedten
Continent in Dem Beaufort @eere
auf5ufinben iudte, lit bieier Gage
auf Der .yufatan~s, benz S6ifie
bes aapitdns @iffeHon, aus benz
yiorben 5uriidsefebrt.' Die v9u6eb
of 9ebforb" ging in, Dem Safeiie IN
Der IGbe Der Slagn,ans Sniel Dor eli
mem Sabre perloren.f
grnit &c &opeu 2effinatpoeu. Der
NIT Dem aapitGn Wiffelion Die Grpe@
oition ~befebfigte. lit nnf Der Sla6s@
mans Sniel seblieben, I'M feline ipiis
ienihaftlihe Irbeit fort5uieBen. 8a<
pitdn Miffelion fubr am 20. Sftober
o Der Sniel Slarmdn ab, ma6te
Die Hei1e entlone Der Norofi1te bon
Ilasfn nah Nome lnb traf am g..
Sanuar bort elm. Or perlieB nit
eincm @efdbrten am IS. Sanuor glps
me unb fubr in Sunbeiblitten ben
Wlfon Hicer binauf nah Sort Glib
bon iiber Sdirbanfs unb Galbe6.
Sic expedition BEG &apitdns Wifz
FELTON, bat feitseiteIt. baB. ipenn 2anb
i'm Weere lieet, es Elm unabbdneiaer
Continent ieiu muB. Or Fat lid bin>
iihtlih Der Stromungen I'M S5ean
Snfornatipnen peri6nfft, Die fir i'm
uniddbbar limb, tpenn er ieincn nd6a
item @erInd ma6t, ben u%nbefannten
Continent aufsufinben.
&apitdn Wiffelipn benubte- cine
meme Sbee Bel ieiner 9olarfabrt, burd
Die er i'm Stanbe tpar, neun3ig Hfuno
@efpibt an ieinen Shlitten sl ipns
rem. Bel Dem ermiibenben Marihe
iiber Die Gisfelber. itieb Die 8eieas
i6aft oft nuf %offenes @aiier. Ser
aapitdn Iiftelion Bate fcinen Der
e%ingeborenen .anpafas". bon benen
Or. Nanien 10 guten @e6raud mafs
te, itatt beiien mofte er ith feline
9optc, fpenn iid Die @eleaenheit ba5u
bot. CT %ipannts Elm municipalities
.Serpalin" inter ieinen Shlittcu
unb beridaffte iit elm Subrtrcrf, bag
Idpnmm.
1W Suliiltitptllllt HuiS luttlel w
bas unerfcrihte Beaufort Mcer. ols
bon Der tonieliben @eieqi6oit i'll
2onbon unb Der nmerifanii6en aeos
arnpbiiden BeIeIIhaft BON Rep
g)orf. Die Die expedition oiriqierte.
bcabii6tiat rorben pnr. Gle fanben
ben contiuentaleu Riiden unb erntits
tclten. bab iiber bieies lIier binaus.
Baiier bon grober Siefc nor. GO
ipllrbe feltoeiteIt. bob ba5 beaufort
Mcer fem flafes @aiin ipar, ipie man
permuthet bate.
Die Sabrt na6 Dem Norpen aius
n%nndbernb benz 149. Sheridan bin.
8cIeaentlih murbcn Siefmeiiungen
aenonmen. Sn elmer @ntfernune
bon GA Meilcn bonn 2onbe mar es
rnm0slid,. nit elmer 800 Snoenleinc
nnf Den @rnnb 81 fomumen. Dies be-
ipies, bnR ser coRtinentnle HilGeu
paiiicrt lei unb zines ihrer 3iele err
rcidlt iuorben NOR. sic IeBten bic
Nuhrt fort. bis Tie Die 70. Yarallele
frer3tcn, no Die Gisperbdltriiie cine
i~peiiere Snbrt p~erboten. Sic Niide
fdhrt fonb inter ben ihpisrisitcn
IerhGltniiien itntt. Sic lnnoeten am
8. Wai III Der Ndbe bon Sap Salfcb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
9iNriet Columbia.

- lleber DEN iperlg erbdtltoDeH
Character bes YrdIibenten Sobnion,
uelher Hadlfol9er 2incoln's fpuroe,
ersdblt Senator Sterpart bon Hebaod,
melher aur 3eit IN 8oIbin9ton ipeilte.
in ieinen Neminis8enien IN ~Sbe
Gnturoap guening Solt" tpie fol9t:
.Nls er in bas Sendts5immer trat,
I'M Den CID ols gicez Srdiibent Der
gereinisten Staoten ab6ule9en .uno
ben @orIib All iibernebmen, befano er
itdb inter benz ginilub 9eilti9er Sc
trdnfe. Gin Ssamter nno 3fuei Sbiirs
bitter mllBten inn bethlehem, nm IN iei>
nen GeI1el 8u eelau9en. gs i6ien.
obs pb er lid ni6t betpubt lei. tpas
Inn i'm pprgine.
.gta6 Iblegung Deg gibes muBte
er lid nit uniiderer Sano an ieinem
&ulte feltbalten. Mlsoann beean1 er
cine Hebe, beren Snbalt aud niht ben
Geringlten 3uiammenbong bate uno
Die 2ubDrer fonuten faum entrdtb>
ieIn, mas er 81 iaeen beriu6te. "Oas
@olf lit @uesl" ibrie er unb bieieS
5hien ali9 Der ein3iee @eoanfe 81 lein,
ben er falien fonnte. llno NIT benz
Singer auf Germ Sefparo, fpelfer
Direft Dor Dem Suite bes 8icesSrdiiz
Dsnten iaB, 5eisenb, rief er: sic iinb
ritts; gar nidts, Serr Setparb, bas
MpIt lit IQeSl" Sn bieIer Beiie flibr
er ldilaere 3eit fort, tpdbreno mebrere
@enatoren i'm 5u betpeeen Iu6ten, Die
Nebnertribiine 81 berlnilen. gnDli9
fonnte er in bas 8ripat5immer bes
@iees 8rGiibenteu eebra6t tperben, mo
er auriidge6alten tpurbe, big Die Seierz
Iihfeiten borii6er tpareu. IQe Nn>
meienben tparen beitiir5t uno Die 3eiz
tunasberihteritdtter fprrben gebeten,
1tifts bon benz entebrenben Iuftritt in
i1ren 8ldttern berlauten 81 ld'Ien.
Sic 3eitunaen, tuelde trob0em iiber
Dem @orfaQ 6erihteten, tbaten bies in
elmer l%srsebenben unb fdtper perz
ltdublihen Spra9e."
Son Der Stlinbe an, ga Yrdiibent
2incpln bon Der &uee( bes Ieu6els
m0rbers 9etroffen fpurbe bis gum
ndditeu Wtorgen berri6te in 8nibe
ington cine genaltige I%ufre8un9. Gs
befdroen iid Sur 3eit 10000 auf
@breuiport entlaieue, unbendffnete
9febeQen uno 10000 Maim 8unbesz
truppen in Der Stabt. Ilan beiiirde
tete Slutber9ieBen unb mebrere 9e>
amten, pel6c bic @efdbrliffeit Der
Gage erfonuteu, beeilten iih, Dem
@icesSrdiibenten nif8ufinben, Damit
er Die n0tbi9eu Sorfebrungen treffe,
Inn Die erregten 0emiitber 81 be-
f6ipidtiBen unb Iusihreitungen 3n
perbiiten. equator Seip1rb bei6reibt
bieien %organ9 ipie fol9t:
.YrdliDent 2incoln itar6 Bel Cages
onbrud1 urb 3ebn Winuten lpGter traf
i'd ben altebripiiroiaen Stodtsmnnn,
Seuotor Soote bon &ermont, ucldber
81 mir ia9te: n8ir miiiien altf Der
Steue ben 8urbess Cberri1ter bulen
rilb ben @ice> Srdiibenten pereiei9en
Iaiien, benn 0ns 2nnb bari in 10 crs
regteu 3eiteu. ipie bieie es iinb, une
mo9Iif obne Yrdiibent fem" 8ir
beltiegen cine Srpidfe mo fu6reu CUR
@obnung bes Shelters gbnie. Den mir.
tief in @ebanfen perinnfen, i'm 3irs
mer nufs unO abgebenb, nrtrnicn.
gSir tbeiltcn inn Iniere &niidJt nit
unb er beitie9 ioaIei6 nit Inns Die
4utid)e, NIT nelter mir nah Dem
alien &irtpooo 9ouie an Der Yenus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
VeW Dorr.

Su 9olacpilie lit Dor cinisen
@od)cn cine Snouitrie ausseltorben.
Die i6r Gntiteben Der 9liitbc5eit ocs
Wriinbcrs bieies Srtcs p%erbanfte,
&errn Sllfreo Sol8e. IS par Die
3immerman'i4e neutrality-suspicious.. SIN
n%eraangenen Sabre nitrben nur nod
5000 FOLDER Selbitbarien ober ,3is
tbern p~ertauit, 10 baB Die S~abrifation
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
3eraS.

- Gfo6 iinb mir ni6t sun5 iiber
bic Belt Der 8inbsliimmel : &eloen>
%leiitungen binaus. @ds nnldngit
Der nGopbop" George 8batleb bel
Groom. Ger. 5rlrpese sebradt bat.
lit jeoenfals elm bDhit ieltenes Wei>
itcritiid. unb er bari ii6 ben obisen
Sitel unbeltritten b%eilegen. tSdt er
bod ben .&oniespolf bes Siibnes
%itens", Der jabrelang elm S6reden Des
YanbanolesS iitriftes mar, nit Der
bloBen Sanb lebenbie gefnneenl
9ieier @olf, nnrbi6einli6 Der
srDbte, Der %ien1als ir9eno no in unz
iereru 2anbe eineebradt iporben lit.
lpilrbe bonn @olfc ecpDbnli@ Der
~SunDefreier" eenannt. Gr bate
nanllih cine auBerorbentlih srobe
Yprlie6e fir Sunbefleiid, = berz
nlnben. bab er mitunter ioear mitten
in zines Der 4rairie : Stdbthen
rannte. iih einen groben 9unb aus
iuhte, i'm ansriff. 5erriB nnb perz
%ipeiite, che elmer Der i6redensiIarren
Ginppbner einen Singer riibrtei
Selblt Die mdhtisiteu unb idneioigS
item Sunbe fonnten aeaen i'm niht
autfommen. unb er ioa I'M @an5eu
beren minbeitens ie65ig aufgefreiien
babeul
Sod cs gebriht bier an Iaum.
ale Die blutriinitigen S6anbtbaten
81 er5ablen, pelhe Die bieberen Be-
ipobner bon Groom unb anoeren
Sldben bieIem l%leberlpolf nd6s
in9eu. gs lei nlir nod hin5ugeiiigt.
bab, pbipobl berielbe nic einen Wens
i1en an9e9riffen bat, cine 9etSens
angit Dor linn berriftc, unb 8inber
unb GrpadIeue lid mad ginbru6
Der 9unfelbeit ni6t mebr aus Dem
Sauie ipa9ten. 8obl plirbe gar
mandmul nod Inn 9eito5ien. bod
1el6it Die aligeln i6ienen ibm niht
Diel a~nSubaben.
Sen sedreitisten Srauen nnb
&inbern Suliebe brndten enbli6 Die
@eIhGitsleute ppn @room $50 auf,
ais Yreis fir Scnjenigen, mel9er
Die @eitie topt oper lebenoig eins
brtngc.
aiir5lih MIN 5ogen Der Goip6op
George @batlsp unb brei anbere
gegcn Den &Gnigstpplf aus. gs pnr
ibnen neniger linn Die 8~elobnung au
t6uu ais nm bas Ibenteucr fel6it.
8batlep hattie bereits cinen arlsgez
bebnten Guf oils belonoers fiibner
8plisjGger uno 2~rnufgdn9er I'M
Iloenteinen; nber biesmal rpnte er
lid ielbIt iibertreffenl gr tiinbigte
an, onB or Den mdhtigen SunbefreI>
Ter lebenoi9. uub obne ibm II ein
Soar az perlcben, einliefcrn iueroe;
unb er belt @nrt.
Sic Yartic nnbm cine itarfe aette,
cinen eben1o itdrfen Salsfragen nnb
cinen eigens bierfiir bergerihteten
Stamford nit. IQe Bier irarcn
noblberitten. Nafbem lie ctipo flint
Wieileu ton Groom aus iibcr Die
Yrairic g~aloppicrt unb nnh nlen
Seitcn i6arfe llml6au ge6nlten bnts
ten, bsfnmen lie nirflin cen 8olfs@
rieieu III Si6t. ct iraub auf eincnt
fleinen Siigel. unb lein 9epnltiger
aorper bob ii6 beutlih bon Den,
blaBbInuen Simmel a6. Neugierig
beobadtete or crit Die beranIprensens
Den Sdgcr.
~Sett gebt's los, laiicn Sic mid
MIR alein mahen!" rief 8batlep
nus, gab Ieinem raiben fleinen
@rond1o Die Spcren mn lprengte
uumittcl6nr nuf ben 8%olfbroden gu.
Nob cincn Iugenblid las oieier ben
mobernen Sitter Sontt @eorg an.
- Damn aoer lranbte er iid nm uno
nabm in rieiigen SGsen NeiBoms.
Ser Hinbliimmel bonnerte auf ieis
mem @rondo binter linn FER. unb 10
8ing Die pilbe Sa8b meilenfueit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28

- ST.. 2ubipis @nbrmunb, Iros
feiipr bcS aircbenrsftS an Der llnis
periitdt S%nnsbrud, Der felt me6reren
Woden 10 bdufig eenannt fuoroen lit.
Eat nuymebr ale SDmpatbie perloren.
ieibit Die Sbeilnabme Der freibeitlid
geiinnten 9reiie, Die fir i'm nit gnts
i1iebenbeit ein9etreten marcy. Ser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
@ef= Canada.
Treie 9eimaattem in Der srOBen
oentihsa fatboliiden st.
Sojepb'ssG

Sduienb beutide fatbolii6e SAINTS
lien iinb bsreits in Der ct. Soiepb'sz
GoIonie nobnbaft unb bilben 3ebn
Gemeinoen, lpelde bon feuti6en
S6laten Satres perioret peroen.
Die 8e9ierun9 idenft jesem Iniieb.
Ter cine freie &eimlt0tte bon $50
Gcres por5ueti6eS Yrairielanb.
@alb lit in Der NGbe unb cine 8obz
Iererube lit aud in Der Golonie.
@ei5en, Safer, 8erite. Rogeen.
SlaHs, 9artoffelu, Semitic uno 10
lpeitcr 9eOeiben por5iigli4. Sn Der
Gplonie iinb NOD ireie Seimiatten
bon Der beIten Sorte fir ~tauienbe
Samilien su haben.
I'm weitere snistuuft idreibe mo-
an
s. 8. Sanse,
8attleiprb, Sasfat6enon, Gondod.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
@abrbaitig cine llln tire Grifen3
tamptenbe Wiiiiom
gu ocr 9i6seie Ncrtbampton, Tafenba,m,
WorIolf, Gualano.

Side MifTom SeS III. gntontuS psn Yaoaa murb. bon mir nor nabeau
tui SQbrena f Seebl bs urforbmen Sn1pfs pn Northampton oeoranoet Sh bate
bamais, me aud bis beme, tcime STRIDE, feline Vfarrwobunne, feine StSs
sejars Ncwiuigun9 fen 8cniftcte5 Ginfouauten (uur SoNuumND.
Sd bin tmmer nod sSmuhsel, bic bL WsKe in elmer armtdsn Oa4hnb, w leu,
ub a6 bort out afromentaleH St9W III eubehnL IieS iii Der ctu3t0c Wors
ponem pcs &atbolt3ismms in emGn IS ba 20 Meuen srobmS bel Dol Moriot
SpuntD
Die pOanti6m SPirsabm Der GemsnDe fub natHi@ ie9r senns. gr maTen
podanng auswarnSe Sute rbalen oer on Gampf aufgebcn.
Ge G,ds6igtst bes fatbOli6m 9olfes bat ss IN ermOsHdt, cine iaOns gauasue
fir Su1e UNI Vfauwobnun9 n trweybeh. Wr baen etpas Go iur Sauinede, d@r
uWr Stboi rlaubt ms mot ms S9ubeu aufMlabeu.
SD bin benienisen, bic ms s4oIm bubeu. ibr baubar mb bos, bab tie ms aud
III 3utuuft mmtafmpen wsmu.
Smjensn. bic us nod n6t 9ebofm baben, mo6ts ib snrutn: lin Der sntm
Sahe mtlen, 9bet etwas, DUn aud nur cine Rieniafet GS ut letSbter une ats
.9cuebtner 51 9cScn ais ~ bcttclu. Seet bic ike Stnbe S behlNn9M, ha
ib nit mhr 9eypu~lcn lu meroe, fir en oo,crnocS SeiM fr oaS bill.
Mnarsfaframtnt 81 6dsn.
Dian aOrehfr: REV. FATHER II. w. GRAY
Catholic Mission, Fakenham, Norfolk England.
/. SD nebe ben Gmpaus pom labn Der sernsfen eabe oantbor nb prompt
behahssm ub nit Der 9mpfansSbehGtsuus sn ldOneS Bib OS bin. Sepens uni hes
b. Gntonus ienben.
(ab6rHt beS Srss b.S bo9mhm SHdotS)
gdn Htber Batter Grapa-36 mar erhut ma bem d bic aorrnponnoa, Smngn JhMnn no
observation-disclosures no mtR es @utNnBungs bmeth doen. Sfh abn in eebodser Yle He1'
mug nMro bic hobnS Die lie ammsfen abasst nb bic @aSstt i'm @ansa Der 2Ssetn.Sepon
If rauaeeat 9he NeuIburaenb abeu pl o5u ba9eragen, mas ot5wenoig ur
" S1 bspoamaftss q" nit Der sa@ans ua mubsnG abn trsaahun bs mad mshsm
GntaGteH Der 8wed berIbu poahanss ertht 1T Ihrtrs tSMTm nAnno 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
Die Warter,uuhc.

2ebrcr: Sran5. purum nennt man
Die &o9e por Sitern Die &arters
ipohe2
Sran5: 8eil mir pa Gyanlen babenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-28
@erfebfte Gpefnlation.

Gin jureer Wann mar - tpieber
- in @eioperleaenbett uuo
beidlob, ii6 - ipie friiber i6ou oft
- an ieinen Snfel 81 penoen. @r
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-21
VISITED BRYAN AT
 COUNTRY HOME
PROMINENT ARIZONA MAN HAS TALK WITH DEMOCRATIC NOM INEE, WHO INQUIRIES ABOUT SEVERAL ARIZONA FRIENDS.

. TUCSON, July 20.-IIon. Charles F. visit to the national democratic conven- ton in Denver and later to Lincoln, where he met William Jennings Bryan, the democratic nominee for president.
 "Mr. Bryan is royal entertainer, said MT. Hoff. "He greets you at his farm at Fairview just like any pros. porous farmer would.
 "When we arrived at Fairview there were several ladies in the party. MT. Bryan was on the front porch and gave us most cordial reception.
 Mrs. Pickett will entertain the visitors. as Mrs. Bryan and my daugh- ter Grace are at present busy superin- tending the preparations for dinner, MT. Bryan said.
 "And then immediately afterwards he added: You, gentlemen of the na- tional committed, make yourselves ht home while I show the visitors through the house. '
 Mir. Hoff stated that Bryan has an acquaintance with number of Ari- zonans and that he inquired about sev- eral prominent citizens.
 "Bryan can be counted upon as a firm friend of Arizona, said MT. Hof. " He will stand by this territory to the end and if he is elected, as l think he will be without question, Arizona will add it's star to the national flag.
 "The demonstration for Bryan may
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-21
SUDDEN PANIC 0F
 CELESTIAL NATIVE
IN CONSEQUENCE A GUEST WHO HAD DEPARTED WAS SUBJECT.
 ED TO ADVERTISEMENTS WINK CAUSED ARREST.

PHOENIX, July 20,-There is one man in Phoenix who is now ready to give his unqualified indorsement to the Asiatic exclusion plank of the demo- cratic national platform but wishes it had been made stronger His name is ployed on the government work at Roosevelt.
 MeMillan arrived in town yesterday morning, Not long after a message was received at the office of the sheriff from Ranger Holmes, stationed at Roosevelt, asking for the detention of MeMillan on the ground that he was trying to beat Chinaman, the pro prietor of restaurant there, out of a board bill for $37.50 The ranger sent the following description of the man he desired: "Tall man, dressed in khaki pants, talks fast and winks at you when he talks.
 Deputy Sheriff Davis started out in search of the winker. He was not long in finding tall man clad in khaki overalls and he engaged him in conver- sation on the subject of the tariff and other casual matters. The man was rapid fire talker and moreover he wink ed at the deputy.
 He was accordingly detained. He said his name was MeMillan and he owed Chink at Roosevelt 50. He said that he had left there with the know ledge of the Chinaman. who knew he was coming to Phoenix to get his cheek eashed. He had spoken to the China man about the bill before his departure and all seemed satisfactory. McMil- Ian said that he intended to go back in a day or two. However, he was will ing to pay the bill at any time. The sheriff s office was authorized to re. eeive the money and McMillan turned it over and the incident was closed, as no costs had been incurred.
 There is reason to believe that Me Milan s story is entirely true and that he had no intention of beating the Chinaman out of the board bill. But after his departure from the damsite somebody told the Chinaman that his guest was about to leave the country for Idaho.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-21
SALTON SEA |S
 UNDER INSPECTION
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WILL DETERMINE THE AMOUNT AND RAPIDITY OF EvAPoRA- TON or FAMOUS POOL.

YUMA, July Weatherman A. B Wollabar of Los Angeles mas just re turned to that city from the Saltou sea with an assortment of desert sun burns and bunch of first aids to the scientifically inclined that he believes will hold him for while.
 July ', by order of the chief of the weather bureau at Washington, Mir Wollaber commenced his tour inland making stops at Indio and Mecca. The object of the trip was to make such experiments as will determine eonclu. sively and to detail, the amount of evaporation which takes place from a given body of water in given time.
 Observations for that purpose have already been instituted under Mr. Vol laber s direction in the Salton sea. They will be continued indefinitely. the in- land body of water being made per manent headquarters for determining moisture lost by evaporation.
 MT. Wollaber said: "I left Los An. geles July [, went to Indio and then to Mecca, where the necessary appa- ratus for the preliminary experiments was being stored. From there l went direct to Salt creek trestle, where the first temporary camp was established. The specific object of this camp has been to determine how far inland the vapor blanket extends. In the expert ment we used half dozen two-ineh pans, extending at intervals of l,200 to l,500 feet inland. The permanent camp will be established without delay.
 "The plan is to erect ten towers forty feet high, both in the salton sea and on land. Evaporation pans will be placed at every ten feet. There are already sea towers on one side of the lake. Two will be put on the other side, as well as those in the sea itself. We want to iudge the relative rate of evaporation at different locations.
 "This is the first attempt that has been made in the United States to de termine loss by evaporation. We be- lieve that it will be of great service to engineers in mapping out water supplies, especially in this section of the country, where so much irrigation is required. '
 There are two observers at the new experimental grounds. They will be there permanently.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-21

Six new townships will be opened to entry on August 8 at the Phoenix land office, according to Register Wakefield. Flats of the townships have been re- ceived at the land office and entries may be filed on and after the date men, toned. The townships are: Township south range l4 east; C. & s. R. B. & M.; township 10 north, range 6 west; township north, range ? west; town ship 23 south, range 24 east; township 22 south, range 20 east; township 22 south, range l6 east.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-21

This is what Hon. Jake Moore, state warden of Georgia, says of Kodol for Dyspepsia: "E. c. Dewitt < Co.,, Chi. eago, Ill.--Dear Sirs: I have suffered more than twenty years with indiges- tion. About eighteen months ago I had grown so much worse that l could not digest a, ernst of corn bread and could not retain anything on my stomach. I lost 9 pounds; in fact I made up my mind that I could not live but short time, when a friend of mipe recom- mended Kodol. I consented to try it to please him and was better in one day. now weigh more than I ever did in my life and am in better health than for many years. Kodol did it. ] keep a bottle constantly, and write this hoping that humanity may be benefited. Yours very truly. Jake c. Moore, Atlanta, Aug. 10, 1904" Sold by Hanna s Drug Store, 22S Broad street
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-21
A DAYS DOINGS IN ARIZONA

at some time be equaled, but it never will be outdone. It was spontaneous and expressed the real feelings of the delegates and was deserved tribute to the greatest leader of them all
 " In the vice presidential nomination the democrats selected wisely. Mr. Kern of Indiana will be strong factor in the middle west and the general pre- diction is made that he will add greatly othe strength of MT. Bryan
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-21
Canvas awnings-Globs Paint Co.
All the World

Knows that Ballard s Snow Liniment has no superior for rheumatism, stiff joints, cuts, sprains, lumbago, and all pains. Buy it, try it, and you will al, ways use it. Anybody who has used Ballard's Snow Eminent is living proof of what it does. All we ask of you is to get a trial bottle. Price 25c, 5oc and $l.0o. Sold by Palace Phar- macy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-21

The Pioneer Meat Go. meats are ape tizing even if it IS warm weather. They are properly handled in cold storage and all animal heat forced out, which is i'm possible without our up to date stor- age. You are invited to call and in- spect our plant and see for yourself.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-21

Bert Barber of Elton, Wis, says: 1T have only taken four doses of your Kid. .ney and Bladder Pills and they have done for me more than any other medi- cine has ever done. I am still taking the pills as want perfect cure" MT. Barber refers to DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. Sold by Hanna's Drug Store, 228 Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-21

inspect modern school buildings with . view to deciding the style of the new Mesa high school building. He ex. poets to have tentative plans ready by the lst of August.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-21

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is good for cuts, burns, bruises and scratches. It is especially good for piles. Recon mended and sold by Hanna's Drug Store, 22S Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-21

Weather reports from Phoenix state that Friday witnessed the heaviest half. hours downpour in the history of the city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-21

Thomas Grady. member of the Bis bee city council, will resign and move to California.
 Bisbee and Douglas postoffiees have each been allowed an additional clerk.
 Bisbee Elks are figuring on a march ing club to include all the Elks lodges of Arizona to go to the next annual convention of the body in Los Angeles next year.
 J. D. King, convicted of vagrancy in Bisbee when given the alternative of doing sixty-fve days or leaving the city, chose the former. He must like the town.
 Baseball enthusiasts in Phoenix are agitating the formation of winter baseball league to include Bisbee, Phoenix, Tucson and other territorial cities
 The Yuma Examiner will soon move | to a new building being erected for it's use and occupancy. Alderman F. F. Partridge of Tucson is very ill with appendicitis. Frank Whitford, an escaped lunatie from the Phoenix asylum, was recap tured Friday evening on his way to his home at Yuma. Burglars seem to have a fad for breaking into Wharton s hay and giain store in Tucson. Friday evening was the fourth time, and the net results of the four burglaries are about $S. Mesa cantaloupes are said to be inn proving as the season advances and hundreds of crates of jumboes ire be- ing shipped daily. Phoenix members of the International | Typographical union are circulating | descriptive literature to the local unions of the craft with view of hay ing home for consumptives established in Arizona by the organization. | A big rattlesnake was killed the other day in the Tempe depot of the M. X r., where it had taken up its temporary residence, much to the consternation of the local agent.
 The Mesa creamery has resumed 0p- erations, after having been shut down a week on account of damages sus | tained in the severe storm of last week | Thomas D. Bennett, prominent Bis bee attorney, died at his home Friday night.
 The Mesa Realty company and H l.. Chandler have let contract to tho Phoenix Concrete company for the cree tion of new reinforced concrete busi ness block in Mesa.
 Superintendent B. H. Scudder of tho Mesa Union High school has returned from Los Angeles, where he went tC
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-07-21

The Scottish Rite Cathedral associa- ton of Tucson has purchased building lot for 5000 The intention is to ulti, mately erect new Masonic Temple to cost in the neighborhood of s60,000.