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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-05-21
Whsrs hs cauuht Them.

"HOw do you know these boys threw
the eggs at you from the gaIleryT"
asked the police magistrate.
II caught them In the act, your hon
or" answered the self confessed TRACE
dian.
Caught the boysT' Queried the police
magistrate.
"No, the eggs, your honor" explain
ed the actor Houston Post.
The JOuFnAl and Cincinnati Post
both { year for e. 80.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-05-21

Working the soil while it is too wet
or soggy IL not good for 1t.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-05-21
OUR CLUBBING LIST.

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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-05-21
IN THE SM0KEHOUSE.

A Device For Adding to the cOnVOn-
iOne0 Of the Structure.
A method of hanging the meat in
smOkehOuse without reaching up or
using Q ladder Is shown In the accom-
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-05-21
Polly S Joke.
By PHILIP KEAN.

Copyright. 1905. by Associated Lit
erary Press.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-05-21

Sept.l,l907-lyr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13

ubcr wGbrenn oicica A%uacnblid@
jcigtc rr mir cin otifalcno lt)0nco
@ciiht, mcltcS aleid) lpieoer bintcr
DER groBcn 3eituug bcri6monO. Is
NOR Elm edit 0eutihe8 @eiidt. SoI
djr ticf 0unfclbIoucn NuQclL iold'
0lmfclblonoc@ &%ofcnboor ftn0Ct man
mr inn ocutid)cn 2on0c! - SM0u
mar oo4 ociid)t, obcr ser Nlla0rlcr
rriiclbcn NOR III crnit, picIIciht 10
gar ilrcltd mo bart INN u]nNcncbut
II icin.
Solueit Der Molm oe2 3immcr3 c5
gcitottcte. pog Dem ilnacn W}omc
untfcrnt iu6cu nm cilcu aroBcll rltl-
bcn (iid) IN Der Ndbc oc9 mGhti9cn
Cicna picllcid)t led)2 oOcr odt Ser
rem. hire longen acknowledgement
laudcn0, bcim @l0ie Mciu. Die Scr
rem bcuIcrttcn %oficnbur. 0nB id) mid
nod cincm HloB umlholttc, oils ih
in Ooa 3inmcr trot, lie riiftcn ioiort
nummclL elmer BON ihucu itouo 10
gar oui un0 500, mir cine cInla0cuoc
%CucQullg nit Der MonN mod)cnO,
cincn Stlbl fiir Mid on Sen runocn
Gid.
&A mar iehr ilbcrroid,t iibcr iold)c
&lluorfommcnbcit in Dem u%crldyriec,
ucn Observation-Disclosures Slopcncnlon
Dc, gang ul0cncbm por lie mir nid)t.
,Id) bGttr germ Otc Huttutcr Nonoro.
%liorell, 0ic bier ~oifcnbor nm ibrcu
S%tumntiid) perlalmclt UurclL crit
uou icrllc bcobn6tct, Cbe ib tire Be
tonutid)nft mod)tc. lest obcr tonlltc
idy obnc brett lmhoflid III lctn, Die
mir gcporOcnc Ginluoung nidt ab
lcbrcn. sd mltBtc inter 0cn Ncrrcll
Ylu6 nebnteu INTO mid ibncn porItcl
len. uieucidt perlor iid) ibrc 3ltuor'
]tonlnlcnbeit, menn lie c@rfllhrcL 01b
Idl cin 0clttid)cr. Gin YrcuBc ur0,
mos 0o@ Sdlinmltc polt NlCnL cHl
NcrIiucr lei - bic @crIinrr limo ia
rirgenoa bclicbt. sd crlolbc mir.
MIDI &bnen por5uiteacn, meme Scr
rem, ioQtc ih. MIDI ucrbeu0eno,
o@roiciior 00llnib ans Berlin Der jlt
%butn nod Dem id)0ucn &roin
fonmlt, nm einiGc &od)cu bier bel
&bucn SIT Icbcn, EIIon5en 81 lllden,
ShmcttcrIinae. Roltpen unO SGicr
5l iuulnlcIt. Sin after Notlrforid)cr,
Der chi cine 9enlBreidc 3eit III bent
il reid aeiegucten SiiOfroin bolt"
(SortfetEua ioIat)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13
GlGBe uuH 'intcrcTc.

SIllu]e OFT SeDtlSIuuIulYltllCll
9aItimore'S Iin0:
0QS @albingion = Wonumcnt an
Wount Gcruons un0 @ai6ington.
Elace uno in 0crielben NoH6ori6an
sic Sobn eager 9oparH., Die Noger
9. Galep Statue un0 anoere 8erfe
Der 9ilo6nue- flnit
9a8 S6la6ten . Wonllment am
Ofoniment Square 5rpiiben Sem
BoItomt mo Dem Suiti5paluit, errid).
tet Sur @rinuerung an Sic S6Iohi
poni -. September 1914.
9o8 9oItimore . Ohio . @c6IltSe
an ser HorOtpcit.gde BON Baltimore.
u1o GbarIeSitrnbe.
Der Grui0.Siu-garf, 700 ader
8roB.
Ser Suiti5poIoit an Galoert-.
6aDette., st. SAUL. mo 2erington.
Strobe, foItet $3.0O0.000.
9aS Boitamt, 0Itlih bonn Suits.
BalaIt, uno 0oS Hat5bouS. GItlitb BON
BoItamt.
8os uc,,c @e5Glloe ser S%parboni
bon Baltimore an ser Siiooit.gde
bon Baltimore uno G6orIcSitroBe.
Die gnod Rratt . 6rcibtbliotbef;
OoS GentralgebGuoe ite9t an ser Mltl.
berrD. un0 Cathedral = StroBe, llnA
3mei9gc66iloe licgeH in often Stoot
tbeiIen.
Go5 @otion . Wonumcnt on
Dtount Hopol.I oenue un0 2anDoIe,
StroBc, 81 g6ren bon SberitIieute
noft 8nl. $. @ation crriftet, scr in
1916 i'm merifaniiden ariege in Ser
SfIodt bon @ontereD iiel.
Gos GeaDOOp . Saltitut nit giblio'
tbef, 9unltauacrie mo Wi!fif.Gon.
lerpatorium al Weunt Sermon. uno
@aibinqton.GIacc.
Die Observation-Disclosures oeS 3. Ne.
gimentS an 8%reitou. ur0 &offmon.
StroBe ul0 Earf. uno 2inoen. Npe.
Der SGrottburm an 6apettt. un6
6rontitrobe, ooS eiu5ige nod ltebe1oe
Saltpert bieier 9lrt in Sen Ser. Stan'
ten.
GarroQ.Yarf nit Sem altcn Scr
roa.0faniion.
Gas Wc0onogb Wonunlent ali'
Ser 8rcenmount,G Cemetery 81 Gbren
OeS @riln0erS Der Mc9 onogb. Sd)uIe
fir 0oiienfrabcn.
Gus @eQs. unS NcGomuS. Gent,
nal an San. mo aiSquit6 . Strabe.
5um anOenfen an 5ruei WarDlano
9el6en aus Dem Griege bon 1911.
3aS @iIoe.G entmol an 9roaopan
ms 6oirmount.a ocnue, 5u gbren
Oe8 griinotrs oes Dob 5ellonS.Sr.
oelts.
Eottcrion.Barf, no no1 sic Shan
gen aus Dem ariege bon 1914 Dor.
banOen Iil1o.
Ser &Iat an Baltimore E Sirobc
uno SopfinS' RIoce, 100 sic Gongreb.
Safe itanO, in palder @aiDington
an 20. Ge5embcr 177G TAFT al tofra.
9os Columbus. Genfmdl bel Der
Samuel &eaop. Sdute all Hortb' uno
Sarfor0.Npenue.
las .Wonllment, pom 8llti'
more 2e6rcr.S erein anf Oem Girfboi
ser @eitminiter g res6pterianerfirde
an 6apette- uno 8reeneItraBe 81
Gbsen oe8 Gidlter2 gogar 4aen Toe
crriftct.
Die rSobhS SopfinS' ltniperIitat"
al Ser Noro.Solpor6itrnBe. bic beoeii'
tenoItc 2ebraniialt in oieiem 2anoe.
las 81 gbrcr ser NarDIano
5beilnebn1er an ser Nepolution bon
Der pMorDlano @eicaifaft oerS6bne
Der amerifanil6en Hepolution" oui
Der Moiint Mopal 8Ia5a erridtete &e.
nollttioitsoenfmnl.
8as nele Wnrplan6 Snititut in
Scr H1de ocs @otion.M onuments.
Gas Gonfoocrirtcn.M onumcrt aui
ser Mount Ropnl Tln5a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13
SricfbciGrocrnng uadl brm AnslanOc

Sic auS!dnoiidc EoIt fir Die NIT
ocu fl. Mop. eu0en0c @odc idIicbt
bier in Sonptpoitomt, in oIen Sal
len p..inftli6, mic ioI8t:
Sic @odet.Toi III pom 8 ll6r Sor'
mittagS bis 8 ll9r Nodmiitoas tGG-
lid often, altSgcnommen SonntagS.
9tr unO nod) Dem /. Oftobcr 1903
iuerOCn bic 9ric'roten nod 0rob6ris
tonrien uub SrIonO oieieIbcn icin,
mic cinbeimiide Staten.
Die 9riciraten nod Dent Nuisance
(ollSgcnommeH Gonooo, Merico,
Gununlo, Cuba ino G6onQ6oi bic.
ielbcn mie cinbcimiihc Holcn) Iinb,
mic iol9t: Stint (5) Gents fir Die
critic lln5e mo 6rci CD Gents iir
ie6e mcitcrc lln5e, oSer Elm 8rld).
tlcil, IrO ioltc boQ ~franfirt lper0cn,
miorigenfoQ$ bel Gnfunit Der 8riefe
Der ooppelte @ctrog colleftirt miro.
Sampler fnbrcn bon Netu'Yor al,
prnn niAt m%0erlpeitg %ongegeben.
TronS Itldnti d) q q Il e Il
4 o it.
8roBbritonnien ii. Srlanf, idliebt
0icnito0 mo 6rcitcg nm 8 llhr
Nodymitto05.
TcutihlanO, iflieBt Montog I'M )
llbr Nofmittaga,
6ronfrcid, i6licBt 6rcitog nm
3 ll6r NodlmittaaS.
@elQien. ihlicBt Gienitog INN > llDr
NoGmittog9.
Norpc0cm Sfme0en un0 GGnes
mart, iGlieBt ont #. Nopem6er nm
. ltbr Nohujttna9.
@oIlouo, i6Iicbt Nontog nm 5 ll6r
Nodmitto4a.
&tolicn itIicbt ant If. Nopcnibcr
nm ) llbr 9tadnlittoBS.
Irun&utIantiifc 80 it.
6rcito1, IS. I'm Z llbr a6cnoS
mad &rIouo per Compiler .2(robic,"
uin G.uce1StOmn (ou6cre Gambler
miiiien ipcjiel aoreiiirt ieir); mad,
europa, 2lirito ltnO Sitinbicn per
9ompier st. 2ouis," pio Elpntoutb
mto G~hcrbourQ C5rlono mllB ipc5ica
ooreilirt icin).
Eoit mad Glib uno Cen.
trntN inertia " il inoicn
II. 10.
5reita9, t3. ~ lin 10 llhr N6enoS
mad, Curacao mo @e1e3uclo per
Camper u3ullo;;" lod) 9ernll0n
per Ianlpicr y9ernuoion (" nnCb
Eorto @ico per Gompfer nGoonlo;"
nod Snaguo mnO @opti per Gam.
pier .oibirio;" nod Grenada, 81.
&inccnt uno Irinihao per 9ampIcr
nWoroca9; :" nod Barbados, ct. Qu-
cio, 9ritiid. @uiann ruo Noro.9roii.
lien per Compiler oOtaran6enie;"
nah Gcrnam6uco uno 9a6in per
Gontpfcr Settle Grinceb;" nodl
Curtis 1slouo unO Son Gominao
per Gompier rScn1inole;" mad, IA.
maica, 4o1omo mo aonnl5ore per
Iampier .MoQ0alcno."
". @oU@orri3 Foitmciitcr.
gdiic nadl ben Aaelano befernt CD. siaine. !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13
Waaagbcr, Dem Saumciitrr.
sanfer int GOO BIND wOrS.9rourr straae.

Sine Jleibe mpoerner. 8roeifbdiaer SiIfer. {
3inlmcr uuo Bah. Gas 9noP5lmnler bat email
Itrte Banue nno fnnttires Giofct. glufhIuB al
f"nnitdren GoruT. grei3 $3.50. Nteoriacl
@runoatnS. Gbi0e Sdufcr babcn bobe ullo &c
lurOe Gage. ga65uiraGcn i'm tt.
sareau: Wr. 1857, Sit.Monumsut. strnRe.
dbl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13
Baltimore Warftberidltc.

Baltimore, II. Nopcmlber 1908.
Wct5cn. - 3ufllbr 3L536 9lt
ihcl; &criou0t pom 0cu GleUotoren
iS,ll3 @uidcl; G]lepotorcn Sorrotb
$40 91 NuihcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13

9uS Guoc. ~ .Ntrn, luie III Die
Ger6anolung mlsgefoaen? Sino sic
megell Scleioigung perlrtbeilt nor
oen?"- ,Neiu. id puroe freigeipros
den, oter nlein @crtbeioiger lit jebt
BON pier 3cuacl megen ScleioigntH
pcrflagtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13

fer nabe GattcriousQnri. Gr. 20. %. 2S e,
glprh. SdrcsS tra6e. 0cmeutirte 5rottoire, GeIs
let uito Sol; cmniuirtc R%dhemnnne mo 7ils
fenausoIf etc. $50 Nn9r uno @eit ullier ie0r
men Sduier. ReIidtiat ie mo iiber5clgt Sun.
Gebr Ieidte &ehingungen. GoWnrb Z. Stord,
an Crit uno SteGle. (Suui17 .lSI&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13
Cas- @ciprad uun @citsSaItimure.

- Seuc 9lei6t Sluciit6diBcr @erauou.-
.Srpnt+Sauicr CIT Der Turoicite oer-
-5aHettcsS trnfe, Sluiidlcn SmaliiuuUo'-
SentalDu, Strafc, Gin 8rufcrt bull
-GaGtoicnIt.2iuie. ScdIS 3immcr NIT
-moserurm Dab uue Spdiherct int GET
-fcrs shan ~bcturirt, ccmcntirtcr aeIer,-
--r,pbern aepifaTterte etrahc. MdNt0er-
-grcis, lcihte Scoiugnngen. 8nr Sns-
--'pettion tGglid, nuo sountnas often. -
Eca6Dbp @utlbin9 So.
(CU+N-(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13
Scpcru Stealth Company,
Gr. III, GprS.6 buries,e traRs.
.af9rs24. 1S)
S95O.OO. 3it perfanfcn: S95O.OO.

NJ0U.UU. 81 UtrIuHTcH: SJOU.UU.
Scne reuen riooernen jluciiodiaen 8iufer
al Der gtoroapnrcsStr 6pilbeu t5dtrmOults
goenlie ulo 5apcttcsS trdbc. nit alien mooers
rclt @inribtitJcn; cemenrlrte teuer, &ot l1o
Irottuits. StnatGlirte 8uoepanHct lnb Niihclls
N~usgiiiie, WlarlnorsI reppcn uno .Sciiniie, fanis
idre Drainage, StraBcn nit bttrift5itteli 3teecls
fteineu qepfIaftert. Sic mii'ien gefeben Werheil.
TIM fe f0dben 81 f1nren.
Man nc1me Sairnoults9tbenIesgS a g9ors.
Sebr IeiGte @eoinellgen. BUR SnipeItion tdas
8ruub5ius $4,000. - ic9Sul6obreibi9 Collars
pro Sdbr.
Ralter 6. @etpbnl,
CHS Qauulterncbmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13

GijoliGcr l(oiiiii3irt tO2 los
gtoocmbcr ...... 10l$4--t05
9c3embcr ,......... t05A-106
Moia. - 3uDtbr 1921 9ui6el;
@criunot uon Ocn GIepotorcn 904
@uiheI; Glcpotorcu &orrotb 80
0S5 NlidCl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13
8erlanet i'm %Nagcmcincu,
Steaenaeiude.
gu permtctBcn.


gteue SauTer an Der Noro.pares Strabe, 5lpts
ftcn Sairmuunts9tOe. unO 6aoettesStr.; que
decentralization nicortge WIteibe: Dan neoIne
nHo Stelc. CHI Se3lj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13
&Cutigc S6huBrote:

&oNNen. 3ltillbr us SuldlcI;
rs Den Glcootorcn 5uriidGejogen
COG @llid)cl; GIcpotorcnporrotb 1871.
72t @llitcl.
@eltti0c ShluBrote:
9tr. , mcitIider Hoggen. 81 -St1a
9tr. 4 mcitIifer &oggen 10 -79H
9toggen III SGden ie
llad GlulitGt ..... - ST
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13
@ir babcu Die TUIgcnocn 9utcn Gano'
G0mpIcrc 3nm &crfauf:

& gder $3.50: 3 Mter $500; ~ N6er $4bS;
10 slder $3.50; 10 Idcr 5000; 80 2lder $1,000;
az gier $2500; 10 Ider $3.50. gIuf etIi6eH
oieier 8Idbe itebcu Shftbiurne. @ier5te Wiihn'
ten 3obrt per cIeftrif6e gabn bon Baltimore
treeno etnem Der Eldec. a6nren etIite oaOon
inter lei6teu Observation-Disclosures perfaufen
@benfnus 10 ELDER groBe S1rm NIT felllpr 9Sdfs
Stntion Der elertrit6en WG6n, nit SGlis uHo
arbprpt NATURALIZATION Al HE0nu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13

ans ocn GIeuotorcu }uriidgcjooen
1910 'Huid)el; Glcpotorcu &orrotb
23lS37 @rlhel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13

Nr. lG4 lnb 1875, Gtproa0urcs Strnbc, Gdc BON
~G5anettcs StraBe; quite ode iiir bctndbe lrGcno etlt
Seich1ft. Icidltc @coinOuHaeu. 9Idh6uirGgcn Gt
Srt uno Stcar. Wan rcbme Suirmolnt HlOe.
EorE tgiUu2. 1ltD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13

$50 fuuten ciu pra0tpole Eiantno, W'nba.
aorns @ebdufc: fam bon einclu llclcIl Mot III.
terihieocn pcroen; fiir tiiHi Sabre nHranitrt.
SGHocrs d Stnnmnu So,
SiiooitsGde Charles mo Gdncttcs Strnbc.
fl}pnS@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13
3u %ncrfaufcn,


FIJI ucrtnhfch'
200 9lder. cine W{cile BON Der l&utcrberrNs
@tutinu an Der g. a. K W.aGiIeuhubn" Sin
NnrQnin iir $500. Norciitrc; eNor 93,"
annapolis. Iio. (3li 20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13
WclCgcnbcitsfanf
sChr binia!

-NWE WIND
Wlub siCic 2Spdlc ~uCttauft ucrbct.
Tarur bon 60 gtGeru Mi quicm ISobnbdli2
uno StdlGetduoci1, Sbitbdnnlell mo 9uienl
QHulo. Bad flicbt bnrd ous Yuno, Frets Illr
$500 9uar. 0crmnru SGocuBODp, Hr. Ill
gluro, 66nrlcssS trafc. (Septl9, l2Nttc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13

Gin Rurpaiu. penu fofort %beriauft Scts
Gdufcr. lie $1,000, GrtraH PIC ionic %nlloere5
guno nno Stuot. Scniamiu G. SauiS & 60,
102 Sits2rEiugtUus Straic. CClt25-)
500 Nnabc Fiuuilo; in idocloieu Sultan
SO hnn, G1rautir. Scifcl ms Tcdc.
SnnocrS 4 StGpmnu 81,
Giiooit-Gdc Charles rHo Snpcttcs StrdBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-13

Ediir mad ben auelnno beiornt CD. Maine.
40 it.galimprtit;, nabe Sutton SsnIrs9tur.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
ADDITIONAL
SHORT STORIES or TIE CITY
New Gold Coins

New Gold Coins
Justice Hinson Thomas, yesterday,
was proudly showing one Of the new
quarter caglo gold coins, ten of which
have just reached town, having been
sent for by President j. N. Porter of
the First National bank. The coins,
with tho figures sunk in instead of en-
bossed, so that they may be convenient
ly stacked up, arc also striking in
their design. An Indian head appears
on one side, with tho word "Iiberty"
over it, and thirteen stars circling
around, and the date at the bottom.
On the other side appears an eagle
which looks as though it wore trousers
and had n crick in the neck. SIN God
We Trust" appears in three lines over
the birds shoulder, while just under
its breast is "E Pluribus Unum," also
in straight lines" leaving the circle
TO be filed with Omitted States Of
America, 2ks Dollars.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Miss Rose prochaska, who has been
bookkeepcr at the Arizona Steam laun-
dry. left yesterday morning for Kansas
City, No., TO accept position there.
She has made many friends by her
courtesy at the laundry Office and her
friends will regret to learn of her de-
parture.
c. a. Melin, district passenger agent
for the Nickel Plate road, with head
quarters at Denver, who is touring the
territory in the interest of his company,
was here on business yesterday. He
will leave this morning for FL Psso.
Eli Wickson and son, Ed, and Fred
Hackney went to the Superstition
mountains Wednesday TO hunt deer and
mountain lions. They will be gone
about ten days.
Jack Collins and Emmett Reed, who
were recently here in the butcher bust
ness, are now located at Tempe and
are growing sugar beets. They have
900 acres to SOW TO beets.
Ralph Sturgis and Joe Brown left
for Wheatields yesterday to bring back
an auto that had broken down there,
They took their guns alond, planning
dire things again the quail.
w. "A. Galpin will leave this morning
with three or four men to do assessment
work on his Iron Horse mine. He ex.
poets to be gone about month.
Frank Butler, who has been driving
wagon for the Arizona Steam laun
dry, has taken the bookkeeper's place
in the Office.
William Gaskill, senior member OF
the firm of Ryan s. Gaskill, is confined
to his home by illness.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
NEWS BUDGET
FROM Stafford
Stafford, November 10.

Stafford, November 10.
Mrs. +. F. Mashbir and Miss Anglia
Robinson were guests Of the Solomon
willie Bridge club at the home of Mrs
L. Il. Solomon Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. X. p. Brooking of Fort Thomas
was visitor in town yesterday.
Joe Foster and Shelf Marshall of
Pima were business visitors here Tues
day.
John Todd made business trip to
Solomonville Wednesday.
Hcbe Layton of Thatcher and Will
Welker of the Welker stables bought
the Madsen livery stable. The deal
was closed Tuesday night and the bust
ness will be conducted at the Madsen
stand on L street.
Frank Butler, formerly of this place,
now of Albuquerque, is business Wis
itor, arriving Tuesday night.
Geo. A. Olney was in Solomonville
Wednesday on business.
Miss Simms of Philadelphia is spend.
ing the winter with Miss Lille Bishop
of Solomonville.
J. c. Robinson left this afternoon on
a business trip to Globe.
Will Parks of Globe was visitor
in Stafford and Solomonville Wedpes.
day.
Judge Bunch, who was elected pro-
bate judge o nthe democratic ticket,
will not move his family TO Solomon
vile, ubt will continue his residence in
Stafford.
C. G. Cole of the Fumarolc mine
spent yesterday in town.
Mrs. J. s. Abbott entertained the
Afternoon Bridge club this afternoon
at her home on the north side.
N. T. Johnson left Wednesday for
an extended business trip TO Wilcox,
Pearce and Cochise.
The city council held its regular
meeting Tuesday night, when two
building permits were granted, ono to
Il. #. Hunter for residence on NJ
street, and one to W. X. Deal for a
law Office on Tenth street. An order
was given to sprinkle the streets from
j to o, including Ninth, Tenth and
Eleventh.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
ADJUSTMENTS
AT THE IRIS

good crowd attended the Iris last
night 10 see the change of program and
everyone pronounced it one of the most
amusing bills seen a. the Iris for many
weeks.
Miss Westfall made her biggest local
h't IN her German character song, and
was allowed to retire only after re-
'ponding to three eneores. Her illus
rated song was also very well render
"a and heartily applauded.
I'd Keith pelased the audience with
rs coon songs and stories and kept
ne laughs coming strong and often.
Inc moving pictures were up to the
'HS standard. The feature is a re-
P,0auction Of the popular drama, "Thc
'evii' and it is very interesting.
mere are three comedies which keep
4o mouse in an uproar from start to
IN'Sn' The same bidll continues for
'ns remainder Of the week.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
SOCIETY

Rumor has il that the Florence Crit
terden society Of this city is to be
merged with the Wednesday club, cor
respondence to that end having already
been begun. So far, il is understood,
nothing definite has been done. but it
is said that the merger of the or
CARNATIONS will soon be consumated
enlarging the scope of both clubs and
adding interest 10 the work.
Invitations are out announcing q
whist party at the residence of Mrs.
James Purdum, 6l9 East Cottonwood
street, Tuesday afternoon, November
"a. Mrs. Purdum will be assisted in
the reception and entertainment OF
guests by Mrs. l.. o. Howard.
Four weddings for the holidays have
already been scheduled. A shower for
one of the brides has been given, and
another bride.elcct will DO showcred
during tho coming week.
The Thursday club met yesterday
evening with Miss Fullerton at the
Kinney house, and tho session proved
as enjoyable as are all the meetings
of this clever organization.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
New Railroads on Map

The new map of the Southern Pacific,
which has just been issued, shows, in
the guise of new features, two little
red lines that mean a tremendous lot
to the people of Globe. Ono of these
lines starts from Lordsburg, N. NJ,
comes up thorugh Guthrie, and joins
the CHA Valley, Globe & Northern at
Solomonville-the other starts from
San Carlos, about thirty.fve miles from
Globe, and joins the line already built
from Winkelman TO Phoenix. The
presence of these lines on the map may
be taken to indicate that the company
contemplates early construction of the
long mooted short cut, which will bring
its main line as near to this city as
San Carlos, shortening the distance to
Phoenix by several hundred miles and
materially lessening the run to FL Paso
and Los Angeles, cutting down fares
and freight.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
Hamn Trial Begun

The trial of the j. w. Hsmm $4,000
suit against sthe city of Globe for per.
sonal injuries to his wife in a runaway
alleged to have been caused by fire.
works on the streets, July 4, 1907, was
begun yesterday in the district court,
Judge F. s. Nave presiding. Mrs. Hamm
was on the stand the greater part of
the time, explaining the character of
her injuries. Several other witnesses
We're heard for the plaintiff, and J. W.
Bacon was subpoenacd by Mr.. Hamm.
Attorneys McCollum and Jones appear.
ed for the plaintiff, while the city was
represented by City Attorney Alfred,
DR.. Fox, tho health officer, assisting
the attorney in the medical work
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
Opium Joints Raided--

a fancy opium smoking outfit was
seized last night by Acting Marshal
Cochran and Deputy Marshal Edwards
in room at the McKevitt house, just
after the officers had swooped down
upon Chinese launderer who was n
bit too hospitahle in allowing a coun.
tryman to use his outfit. The plant
confscated at the McKevitt house is
an expensive one, with a silver tipped
pipe and fancy bowls of Chinese ware
on lacquered tray. The "pipc hit.
ters," however, made their escape.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20

Do you know that every time you
have cough or cold and let it run on
thinking it will just cure itself you are
inviting pneumonia, consumption or
some other pulmonary troubled Don t
risk it. Put your lungs back in per.
feet health and stop that cough with
Ballard Horehonnd Syrup,
Price e5e, 600 aad Sl.o0 per bottle.
Sold BY Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
NOTICE.

A mass meeting of the taxpayers of
School District No. is called to meet
in the District Court room Tuesday
evening, November "a, at 1880 p. m. to
discuss tho proposed bond issue for
purpose of erecting school building.
If you are interested you are ex.
pected to DO present, and express your
views.
Trustees School Dist. No. !.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-20
A Erokon Rack

That pain in your back caused by
lumbago, stiff muscles or a strain is
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Snow Linimont cures rheumatism, lum-
bago, sore and stiff muscles, strains,
sprains, cnts, burns, bruises, scalds and
all aches and pains. You need bottle
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