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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-26

vood Choppers Blowout-The local
 no of Modern Woodmcn of America l m have a big blowout at Odd Eel m, W.. hall next Monday night. The | ,o, is being exercised for large class s candidates and a fine program is heinz arranged
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-26
Notice

l have this day sold my one-third interest in the Gold Bell saloon to llia boskoyich and he will transact all of 'ne unfinished business of the under signed
 LIT PFPOVTCH
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-26

M. L. sANBoRN, PUBLIC STEIN oGRAPHER. BOOM 2l, GLOBE or. FICE BUILDING.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-26

Increasing His Forces--James R. Gib- am manager of the Gibson Law X Col Lotion Agency, reports large increase in inc company's business during the n,st few weeks. He has found it neces cory cor 10 employ R. II. Milbc and D. F, v.vfcld to assist in the collection de- partment.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-26

Fine alfalfa hay SIS ton at camblc's
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-26

White House Bargains-The White r,n.c has an entirely new and attrac- .;r, list of bargains in it's regular ,Irertising space this morning, which ~ "a economical buyer should fail to read. T,5ies will discover some big buys in L,siery in the list.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-26

oouC to Yuma-Albert Altweis. the VI known local contractor, has ac- Nr a,o5 the forcmanship of the blaming ''T TT Q, Yuma and win remove with his ,.may 10 that place.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-26

ro Visit Phocnix--John F. Merriam,
 hrilder and contractor. will leave 'ps ,' morning for Phoenix, where he will 'Ds ,;, and transact business for a mum. .. of days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-26
sbort Stories of the City

,urroying property-Max Lantin has
 ..icd a contract for tho erection large veranda, which will encircle o entire front portion of his resi- 1eneC.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-26

A Great Show. Don t miss the program at the Iris
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-26

Canvas awnings-Globc Paint Go.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-26

  the first compared with that o other leading companies s5ss the first calendar year.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
Salvation Army.

Revival meetings will be conducted during the next four days by Staff Cap. tain and Mrs. Bamberry from Fl Paso. late of the Hawaiian Islands. Satur- day at s p. m. will be the introduction and old fashioned testimony meetings, made up of all styles and classes of songs and speeches. Sunday morning at 10 a. m. in jail, 10;30 q. m., open air meeting, North Broad street; II a. m., Holiness meeting, when the staff cap tain wishes to meet every ex-soldier, soldier, convert, recruit and friend; at ? ?. m, Bible class and Sunday school; {; at 8 ?. n., open air meeting; 3;30 D. m., "Glory and Praise" Men are especial ly invited, but bring your wives and sweethearts. One hour of heaven on earth. At ?. m., prayer; 7;l5 p. m., open air; ?. m., Salvation Rally. Mon day night, 1880, Salvation Army at the NJ. E. church, kindly loaned on the occasion of Staff Captain and Mrs. Bamberry's visit. "An Avalanche of Joy. Tuesday p. m., "Coming Home''; 9:l5 ?. m., come and have a drink at the army--a Scotch Soirce or coffee supper will be served. Ensign and Mrs. Charles West, your old friends, invite all.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
THE LUCKY MAN

We re feeling happy at our house, There's joy supreme in every breast !; Once more my patient tired spouse Can sit her down and take a rest; For time to shop she is not pressed, Her happiness she cannot speak; The reason, I can here attest We've kept our hired girl week! The girls that we have tried and tried! The Norah's, Mollies, Bridgets, Mays, We we searched the city far and wide, And lured them here in devious ways. An average of two seant days And then away each one would sneak! But now we re giving thanks and praise We've kept our hired girl week. Of course inducements entered in, For fattery no longer goes. Two afternoons off to bgein,
 No washing of the week s soiled
 clothes;
 Three nights a week to meet her
 beaus--
 You may consider her freak, But we are suited goodness knows! We've kept our hired girl week. She doesn't rise 'till half past six; She has no kitchen fire to make; She knows few culinary tricks. She cannot cook or even bake; She cannot fry chop or steak. But she can talk running streak; Her looks would make your optics ache, And yet we've kept her one whole
 week!
 Los Angeles Express.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
First Baptist Church.

Services Sunday as follows: Preach. ing by pastor II a. m, subject, "God s Prescription for Revival" Sunday school 3 p. m. Preaching by pastor 7:SO p. m., subject, "No More Sea. ' Young Peoples meeting preceding even. ing sermon. Strangers and the un- saved cordially invited. I. E. MeDavid, pastor.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
Salvation Army.

Staff Captain Bamberry and wife will conduct the meetings otday, Il a. m, 3:3O and p. m. Monday, 7:30 p. m., at the Nj. E. church, Tuesday, ? p. m., Coming Home 9:15 p. m., Scotch Soiree and coffee supper. You are wei
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
EXPOSURE

To cold draughts of air, to keen and cutting winds, sudden changes of the temperature, scanty clothing, undue ex posture of the throat and neck after public speaking and singing, bring on coughs and colds.
 Ballard's Horehound Syrup is the best cure. Mrs. A. Barr, Houston, Tex, writes: zone bottle of Ballard s Hore hound Syrup cured me of very bad cough. It is very pleasant to take." " Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

has edited aud managed the Stafford Guardian, and with his family has 10. cated in Salt Lake City. Col. John F. Weber, 'who operates. a confection- cry store and ice cream parlors in Saf- ford, is now editing the Guardian.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

compiled by the Shipping World, shows that the United States ranks second for the year in the total tonnage of ships constructed, only England hay ing outstripped this country.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
St. John's Church.

Services in St. Johns Episcopal church as follows: Morning prayer at II o'clock; sermon, "Growth in Grace. :" Evening prayer at 7:30 o clock; sermon, "The Bright Side of Life" Sunday school at 10 a. m. Geo. Selby, pastor.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
In New Quarters.

Mrs. Barker has removed from the Fort millinery parlors to Room 4, Globe office building, where she will be pleased to see all her old patrons and many new ones.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

The summary shows that the total ship construction in American yards last year reached 4ss,059 tons, which is l95,9s6 tons greater than the out put of the German yards for the same
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
AT THE CHURCHES

St, Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church.
 Professor A, K. Stabler will preach Sunday at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Music by the choir.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

period. Great Britain has to its credit l,6T3,l2l tons of new ships. France and Japan are about tied, the total tonnage for the former being l09,622, and for the latter, l22,095.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
SECOND IN sHIPBUILDING.

United States Record for 1907 Far
 Ahead of Germany's. The shipbuilding summary for 1907,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

eomed by Ensign and Mrs. Charles West.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

Make you wants known through the Silver Belt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
IN ARIZONA

HIN HNlLVIVN n,OsIas is rapidly returning to good times.
 . cadet corps is soon to be organized in SafOrd'
 ru, eases of smallpox are reported in Benson
 p,ocnix is said to be within the ,,a,p of crooks
 w,rt on new school building at warren has commenced
 p,,orix society people enjoyed a ,,,;tv ball Friday night.
 r,, b;g dam at Roosevelt is now .,Ir above the high water mark. Tc,son has joined with Phoenix in 'S,rt 10 secure lower freight rates. r,, inc first time in a number of ,r,b. the jail at Lowell has no os' supants.
 thief entered the office of Phoe-
 ,,n,;st and stole gold valued at s4O or $50,
 C,ssI laying has commenced on the ;,h line of the Cananea railroad, out rom NOgales,
 Mesa voted a S50,O00 issue of school ,,,5, yesterday. A new high school is ,o be erected.
 n,rgas amateurs have organized a un.,al club and will employ a high cas instructor.
 The contractors announce that they rir complete the new Tucson water works by July l.
 Mrs. Edward Willit is dead in Doug ,, Her husand was connected with he new Saseo shelter.
 A poker joint was raided in Phoenix and the participants were sentenced o serve fifty days in jail.
 Sheep shearing will soon begin in ,hs territory. Sheep men are consider sblv encouraged by the recent rains. D. J. Teague of Mesa fell from a street curbing into the gutter, breaking hi, arm and disloeating his shoulder. The National Mining and Explora- ton company is installing hoisting plant at its properties north of Safford. NarieOps supervisors have turned down a claimant who wanted lobo boun;ies on coyote hides. Hard-hearted officials.
 People from Illinois, located in Phoe nix, are arranging for "Illinois Day" on February l2. A basket picnic will be the chief feature. An additional force of seventy men has been given employment at the Oliver shaft of the Calumet & Arizona company, Warren district.
 Captain Burgess. charged with mis- sppOPrating funds of the Pontotoe Mining company, Tucson, has been dis charged in justice court.
 Frank Cole, Pima county hunter. r'i satisfied with the decision of the supervisors, is preparing to sue the eoun- 5 ' for bOunties on lobo hides. female life insurance agent, pos 'essed of 80 much magnetism as to be almost irresistible, is making men who dont want insurance hide out at Mesa. Rafael Frederico, a wanderer, died the Bisbee jail, which he had asked tinlsSiOn to enter. Nothing is known the dead man s anteeedent history. Only one freight train week is be- ag operated on the Phoenix & Eastern aIioad The curtailment was made 'seeSsary by the closing down of the nines along the route.
 Douglas mine and shelter men re- ,linlng from Nevada proclaim that the U0laheld strike is just one and has 'oe endorsement of all fair minded peo- Pe
 tame Warden Pinney has decided .''i 1t IS illegal to sell in Arizona ,'nson of deer that is killed in New ~'1co, practice that has been quite "nnOn for years.
 ne government is negotiating for .' purchase of the Consolidated canals
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

I,..,, vega and Fernando Blaneo met
 ro,L I,'le deaths while doing assessment go,,n on claims in Pinkard's s gulch, near Fgb,ag F,suS'' A blast was made ready and , u' ..t put the men failed to get in to pieces. ~ were ii'erally oio"n
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

This Is Change Night. A good show at the Iris.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

l' hyde, who for the past year
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

OFFFK No. 0
 Here's the bargain of all bargains and that you can't afford to pass if you arrange 100-piece Havand in white and gold, the finest made and denn nn sold as bargain everywhere at SIPS. shSD.W In this weeks sale, and this week only +O -
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

,i's .s'Ions of rural delivery routes run. s.5s s out from Tempe have been noti. ,,. t mat they must buy postage stamps ls,,' l,'"u or depositing loose coins in the S. ,', pores, compelling the carrier to
 'nem out and buy stamps.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

WE WANT YOU TO SEE OUR sU- PERB NEW SHOWING OF ROGERS
 1S47 SILvERwEAR-THE BEST TRI- PLATED WARE IN THE WORLD.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

A FULL LINE or GLASSWARE AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE QUOTED IN ARIZoNA-GooD BELL RING ING TUAGBLERS AT soc PER DOZEN SEE THIS IMMENSE LINE.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02
OFFER No. 2

Mo- is Homer Laughlns famous chnaware in white and gold This the latest and best selling line in the world
 Artistic hands and eyes select it every ds0H N0l time |! ,s: Always sold at sso 100 pieces 1ZO.UU|
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-02

BLUE LORNE, made in Germ any. blue finished chinaware in the world.
 sign and withal a universally good seller. Sold everywhere for $27.50. In this weeks sale prices
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-21
CROWDS ARE
GROWING LARGER


When the Quaker Health Teacher
arrived in Fl. Wayne. Ind, where he
- now introducing the famous Qua
lSer Her Remedies. he said that be-
fore ne had been there many days,
crowds from al DIRECTIONS would
come to Sc him and he certainly has
kept his word. Ever since his arrival
IN that city there has been h contin-
uous stream OF people flowing In the
drug store where. he IS located. He
speaks 70 each person VINO. calls and
as a consequence has made a great
number Of friends he Is sincere
honest and Interested IN each persons
health that he has gained the conf
denee of everybody and number Of
people concluded wisely to try the
Quaker Herb Remedies to be relieved
OF their suffering. Quite a number Of
people also called to report results
after using the remedies only a short
time.
Mrs. Henry Dunkle said: MY son
Herbert. aged three years, suffered in
Ia peculiar manner during the last
eleven months. He was very restless
In his sleep: would roll and toss; grit
his teeth. bite his finger nails, pick
his nose. and. instead Of growing
rosier and healthier, grew pale and
puny. Quite often he acted as though
he were about,to take a spasm. Some
times he would have choking sensa-
tions and cramping spells. called
at the drug store and obtained a bot
tie Of Quaker Herb Extract and gave
the child tea spoonful morning and
evening for three days and this morn
ing he expelled quite number Of
long. round worms, which the Health
Teacher pronounced fit worms. His
appetite has returned and he eats
like an entirely different boy. / real
lie that these worms were the cause
of his troubles and this cause having
been removed by Quaker Herb Elk
tract, he Is now.i perfect Health"
Space viii not permit the publica-
ton OF more testimonials today. This
should be enough to convince every
body that Quaker Herb Remedies
cure. If you are suffering with rheu-
matlsm, catarrh, indigestion, dyspcp-
sia, nervousness. kidney, liver, stom-
ach or blood troubles, do mot delay
any longer, but obtain these famous
remedies at once. The price OF
Quaker Herb Extract is 81 per bottle,
for $3.50. Quaker OIL OF Balm 25c
and they can be obtained at all times
at Wells & lawmakers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-21

MoBGANIoNN.a April 20.-fSpe-
eiail ~-I5reat preparations 5fre being
made Tor the tenth session az the
university summer school, which win
begin Iuhe y and continue for ak
weeks. 2 TIL repptatl sof West viz
ginia.s summer school has been grad
ually widening and Il Is now pretty
well known an Over the country as
one OF the three or four ,nreatesf
summer schools In the ,unifea
States greatest in the character Of
Its instructors and in the quality Of
its work, AT most summer schools
the teaching Is done almost entirely
by. young and Inexperienced fIistruc-.
tors or those holding Inferior rank,
West Virginia University believes that,
those attending the sumner sehooI
are entitled 10 the very best service
II IL possible ito render, and 80 prac-
ucally all OF Its summer school teach
ing force are either heads OF their re-
sepctive departments or are dlsting-
iuished specialists from other instItu-
tons. For the coming summer a
number of great names are aunouuc-
cd, among them being Or. Edward
Howard Griggs, formerly OF Leland
Stanford University; Professor sam
ueI T. Dutton, Of Teachers' COLLEGE,.
Columbia University. New York: Dr.
NJ. ". O;Shea. head OF the Depart
-meTlt Of Education in the University
OF Wisconsin: Professor Earl Barnes.
formerly OF Leland Stanford Uniyer-
slty: Principal William NJ GIhin. OF
the Willard School, Chicago; Miss
Clara M. Wheeler, Of the Horace
Mann School, New York city; Miss
Ida c. Hebron. a distinguished pub
lie school drawing teacher of chic
ago; and Washington's two most dis
tInguished musicians. John Porter
Lawrence and Anton Kasper.
The regular members OF, the uni
versity faculty who are to teach dur
ing the summer are Dr. Deahl. DR..
Sheldon, DR. Whltehill, Professor
Hodges, DR.. .Truscott, Professor Arm
strong, Professor Trotter, DR.. Gala
han, DR.. Barbe, DR.. Grfnsley, DR..
Eisland. Professor Nolan, Librarian
Goodrich, Professor johnson. Dr.
Richter, and Miss Moore.
Special opportunities are offered
for teachers Of all grades, whether
country or city, the professional side
Of the work being emphasized. Col
lege or preparatory credit is given for
most Of the courses offered, and in
this way great many people are en-
abled to work out their college ann
.titions- ,}t.t
! "A glance lat tile published an
nouncement shows that more than a
hundred courses will be given in the
following subjects English Literal
ture, American Literature, English
Composition, English History, Amerl-
can history. Botany. Algebra, Latin,
German, Physics, + Drawing, Nature
Study, Trigonometry Method Of
Teachi1g, Agriculture for Teachers,
Chemistry, Supervision Of Schools,
Geology Physical Geography. Public
School Music. Public School Libraries
Library Science, The Bible as Litera-
ture, Modelling, Painting Music, Teach
ing Arithmetic, Ethics, teaching read
ing, etc. se4 BON eeptF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-21

Miss Wheat is possessed of a voice
OF splendid range and power and her
numbers were given last night with
a spirit and sympathy that captivated
the audience.-Des Moines, Ia, Daily
Capital.
Miss Wheat will appear at the Wal
do under the auspices of the Marcato
Club Tuesday evening at s O'Clock.
Price of admission, so cents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-21
SWEET MELODY FLobH

Health Gomez Is realty ne clos
So coffee Imitation ever yet produs-
Cd This clever conee substitute
was recently produced BY DR.. shoop
q Racine, Wis. Not a, grain Of real
coffee IN Il either. DR.. Shops
Health Coffee IS made from pure
toasted grains with malt, nuts, etc.
Really Il would fool an expert-whO
might drink Il Tor cofee.. No 20 OF
80 minutes tedious boiling. Made
IN minute" says the doctor. Sold
81 All dealers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-21
49, loo E.louR

Gepeyieye Wheat IS a singer to de-
light the he4ftof conductor, always
sure Of her part, prompt in attack,
andsstrictly attentive to tempo. She
also posses les a certain freshness and
originality and much dramatic power
London, Ont. Press.
Miss Wheat will appear at the Wal
do under the auspices OF the Marcato
Club Tuesday evening at o'clock.
Price Of admission, so cents,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-21
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IAN IA The head--rsin nrsyrhers has It's carss.
PAN r. con- raints ioo1 nuthins
else Usually. ~ las - eAya lr. Ehoon. and 10
pfovaif BE- ms cgUatsd . ilffls PINK tati - Ihat
nblet-eatled u. Shops HeaGaehe IAhlal-r
eoaxes blood pres rre away from pain cgztefs-
II y6n have q hsadschs, ii hood pre rro.
II rs painlnl periods with WcInen same nuso.
II you afo eeepieS3. restless. nefYclx. = Blood
conEeStiol-b presk1re That surely = q
Certainty. for Or. Shops Headache Tablets stop
Tin - nluutes and tho tahlstS simply distribute
Tho unnatural blood pEoss1ll.
Bzuise your hn,ur. md doesn,t 4 get nd. and
ETel. And pain youl OF courIa IL dos, 1tH Con.
geation, blood pressure. You 4 and 4 whGra pain
2-HiWnys. Its simply Common Sense.
Ne6o1 at . cents md eheerfuily xeeoElmend
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21

run, and really very scientific, you know.
A fortune told by means of a fresh-laid
egg broken into a tumbler Of spring water
always comes true. Who'll volunteer to
go, Don't all start at once And the
jolly little girls laughed at the slowness
of the boys to offer to comply with their
request. The truth Of the matter was the
boys were waiting for John to volunteer
to go In quest Of the fresh-laid eggs. But
John stood reluctant, arguing against such
a method of fortune-telling
There's nothing in It," he declared
boldly. I'D go for the eggs, only 1 know
my trip through the hot sun would be of no
consequence"
TN co. spoke up Fred White. "And
Wen go with you" cried several boys
voices. And in another minute all the
boys save John were starting off toward
the farm house, half a mile distant from
the picinc grounds. Here, Sammy, you
stay to help fetch water from the spring"
called one of the girls, as Sammy ran
along behind the other boys. Here, come
back, Sammy. John Grey can't fetch
enough water for both dinner and for
tunes" So Sammy reluctantly returned to
the picnic grounds, being the only boy save
John remaining there.
And then began Johns little tyranny
over Sammy. When they started to go to
the spring o handed the larger pail 10
Sammy to carry. Sammy took II without
a word, but one Of the girls, seeing the act,
cried out after John: "Oh, little Johnny
why do you carry the big pail and allow
big Sam to tote the little one?" And then
a chorus of girls voices Joined in laughter:
You are a stupid little thing declared
John In a low voice to Sammy, exchang-
ing pals with him. You Just try to catch
all the attention-and pity-of the girls"
Sammy face turned red at the unjust
thrust. Look out, John Grey" he said
in steady and determined tones. I'm not
your size nor your age, but you can't bully
me nor try to make me appear insignificant
Just to draw attention to your coarse and
cruel Wifi such can be called wit. I'm
not big for my years, for which I'm sorry.
But my pride is as great as any self
respecting boys, and I'll not allow YOU
nor any other boaster to ridicule me I'M
justly"
oh, no, hol' roared John. MY! aren't
we growing, though? But, say, give me
the other pail and you run back to the
picnic grounds. We might meet a snake
a cow or a calf-and that would brighten
you out of another years growth"
Help help, help! Mays drowning!'
came a chorus of wild shrieks from the
picnic grounds. John and Sammy threw
down their pals and ran back as swiftly
as they could to the spot where the cries
issued from. OF course, John reached there
first, being the longer Of leg, and there
fore the faster runner OF the two. And a
terrible scene met his eyes. There on the
bank were the girls Of the party-all save
May Sterns-rushing about madly and
wringing their hands in despair, crying
out; Help! Mays ~drowning!" And strug-
gling In the water was May Storms, now
above the surface and now beneath II. her
eyes wild with fear and her voice choked
off by water. She had caught hold of some
bits OF driftwood that was very insecure
and with every effort the girl made 10
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
DorothV's Lesson

BY Isabel Crawford, Aged II Years, 2SOS
North Thirtieth Street, Omaha. Blue
1t was a week before Christmas and
DorothyIs mother was going shopping hat
morning. She bought many presents for
her friends, and also a doll for Dorothy.
She put it on a high shelf, where Dorothy
could not find it. One day Dorothy was
looking for her ball. She couldn't find 1t
anywhere. She locke upon the shelf for
1t. Something caught her eye; 1t was a
long box. She wondered what was in 1t,
and resolved to open it and look in. She
lifted the box from the shelf and was
about to climb down from the shelf, which
was large enough to stand on, when down
fell the box. Such a noise 1t made-as II
there were china in it. 1t brought her
mother from the next room Dorothy
told her mother what she had done. Her
mother opened the box. and there Dorothy
saw a beautiful doll with golden curls,
but 1t was broken into a hundred pieces.
Her mother told her that the doll was to
be given to her at Christmas. but she had
taken II down when she knew she should
not, and she must go without her doll.
Dorothy was very sorry she had taken the
box.