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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-08
@srauf9loft sduewafe.
9as Sgitem oer meuea, berettS patenttrtet
Observation-Disclosures.

SaS Sgftenn oer neueis, berettS patemttrteh
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
9te grfinbung eines neuen &riegsz
tpertaeuses, Der gerduf4loien @4uB%
tpaffe, bat natiirlt9 ntdt nur in mtlte
tdrtf9en, fonbern au9 in 2aienfreiien
betrddtlides Mufieben errest. Ser IN
Qartforb, Conn.,, ipobnenbe 80 Sabre
alte Grfinber 9tram 9ercb Marim TT
etn @obn Sir 9iram g. Martms, bes
@rfinbers bss mad i'm benannten
Marims Mafdinengepebrs, fopie bes
unter benz Ndmen Gorbite b%efannten
rau9lpfen gulpers. Die @rfinbung
6iram perep Marims tit in Waibtng@
ton, .. g., bereits patentirt.
Das Yrtn5tp Der neuen S9uBpaffe
1T benz Der Mutomobtlfappe gleid.
Gin Wentil glettet, na9bem Die &ugel
ben gepebrlauf %perlaf1en, iiber bic
Miinbung behelben uno beptrtt Elm
~aGmdlises Gntpeiaen Der bur9 bic
pulperentaiinbung probuatrten SAFE,
70 bab bas beftige 3uiummenidlagen
Der Safe nit ber 2uft, Der andn, pte
folden BITE bisbertgen 9epebre berbors
brinsen, ausgeidaltet ptrb. Sur Elm
leiies, auf mebrere Ydrbs pernebme
bares .3if9en BORT man, bas ieboa
19on bur9 bds Raf9eln bon 8aumz
bldtter1 ober bur9 ben 2drm borbei@
rpnenber Wagen eritidt pirb. Gine
@i9erbeitsporri9tung perbinbert bic
Mbfeuerung elmer apeiten &usel, beDor
bas @entil in ieine urfpriingli9e Gage
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-08
WorbS. Climb.

Ser ygforooeutide 2lopo" bat oit
Sabrpreile auf ieinen 5tpiiden Sire.
men unb @alpeitoll fabreloen 9am.
pfern erbobt. Sis gum IA. Sui
foftet Die Sabrt in Ser &aiiite bon
Bremen na6 @alpelton $65, mad
Dem IA. Suli $50. Son @alpeiton
nod Bremen foitet Die Sabrt iboil
felt Dem 81. War5 $50 uno na6 Dem
81. MuguIt tritt Die @interrate bon
$65 elm. 3mii6enoed foitet bon 8re-
men nod @alpeiton fir gripa6Iene
$34, fir &inoer $t9 uno fir Saug-
hinge S. incl. &ophteuer, BON Sal
beiton nod Bremen iteaen iid Die
Hreiie auf $31, $3.50 nno $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-08

ll10 lelllen Srel1n0 III etller Ar1, dls
molle er lagen: 8erloBt e1f MIR alf
mid. limo nun fiiblten iie and aus
benz @ruBe eil1er In5abl mtoerer iun-
qer 2eute nno aus oe III elmer Grippe
BON gerefnapperL oaB es ibnen' nllo
ibrem @erfe bod nidt gan5 an Mll=
bangern feblte.
SD peiB MID Sermdltnden, mir
lit beut 10 banse," fliiiterte Die 9oito>
rim, ols iie Die Stride betrat, bod Der
4aitor ill6te cine liegesbemrBte Wiie-
ne ouf5uieben, als er iagte: p3rolte
oid, Iral. Ser liebe @ott miro
ifon Iorgelt, oaB Elm @erf gelingt,
oas 81 ieiuer gbre %begonnen nuroe."
Oamit idritt er ourh ben Gang Dem
@itterperidloge su, binter oem er Out
elmer ganf libeno, barren mllBte, big
bos einleitenoe 9ieo gelungen mar
nno er mittels zines fleinen Srepp=
dens sic aan5eI beiteigen fonnte. Die
8aitorin aber begab ii6 in Die 8allf
oes 8aitorots, ma6reno iid nun Dos
niihterne @ottesbaus NIT ieinen lee
rem, meiBgefalften Wanoen i6nea nit
ser feiertGgli6en Mellge fiiIte.
vWfaf bin Saf goat, &riidan,"
mabnte Ser S6ulte bonn 6aitbof benin
gintritt in Die Stride ieinen &ne6t,
ols er bas @ottesbaus betrat. l1no
Gbriitian grinlte uno idrie, % oas
@el1ut ser @lode Die 8orte nur
idper perltdnoli1 ma6te, ieinem
@errn ms DIR: De Sur fonn lit up
mi perlotenl" 9amit trernten lie ii6,
nl1o Ser Better oes Sdliltenbofs,
feline @attin uno Die SproBlinee
i6ritten nit elmer eeuiiien 8i6tig-
felt SIT Ser onrd ein Siirben abge-
iperrten ganf bin, in Der iid ieit
Sabrbnnoerten Die grbidulten pom
&aiobof oes Sonntaes brett mahten,
81 gbren 8ottes Elm 2ieo anftimmten
ODER iid BET Ser Yre6igt einem ianft=
ten Shlafden b%ingaben. Ser anedtt
aber iebte lid 8u ieinesgleiden blid-
tie auf oie Safel an Ser aan5el, mel
DIE Die Summer bes 2ieoes per5eid-
nete, oas geiungen meroen iollte, uno
idlug alsbalo, nie ale a1beren NIT
@er1ul1 iein @elangbu6 auf. SUIT
bettunoaht5ig rolnte es our6 Die
@eiben, nno oas 9l1ttern fpolte fem
@noe nebnen.
ga Die fltr5e 8anf oes Sbulten-
bots BON Dem 8allernpnar uno bier
8inoern foit eefiillt mar, oriidte iib
Selri6 in cine bena6barte freie
ganf, unfern Der Ser griiggemanns,
nno i6lug gleidfalls iein @eiangblud
alif. Damn lieB er, naboem er gebe=
tet, feline 8lide frei iiber Die 4noa6ti-
gen idmeifen uno begegnete babel alr-
oeren 8liden, Die menig 0emut ruio
@noabt, mobl aber Srob ulo 4ampf-
fuit berrieten.
Intern Dem Gingang iab er osn
9oftor &ortum iteben mie er gegen
cine Sdule lebnte unos nod ser ,Oefe
iiber Der aan3el emporl6aute, no elm
,ieltiam gefliigeltes 9ier, oassben bei-
Iigen @eiit IN @eitalt elmer Saube
poritellte, iper puBte Dor mie LANCER
3eit ibon auf ben aalfltrid binge-
pinielt mar. limo mie Ser 9oftor
oieies Sier 6etrahtete. fom ibu Der
Neim in oen Sinn:
Gen beiligen @eiit in @eltolt elmer
gaube,
Nabm germ Die eefraBige Ditmmbeit
gum 3aube,
Drum oenf' ih, erblidt ib i'm Damn
llno mann;
-@ie niiBli6 ill., ooB Ell 10 fliegen
fann."
(Sortiebuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-08
Eeras

= 9ie giirger BON @aco babell
iih in Der &abl am 9ienitag fit
Die giniebullg elmer Staotfommiiiiou
erflart.
Sn Dallas iinb Die beioe!l
Observation-Disclosures wabrldein-
lif geipablt.
Sn 6rieoridsburs itarb Sral
Hiharo @iberitein.
SIN Sebruar iino in unierm
Staate 1851 Sooesfdae unb 5000
@eburten porgefommen. (.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-08

5uriidgefebrt TT. Das Gntpeiden Der
@afe erfolgt bur9 etne Reibe fleiner
Oeffnungen. Ser Gnttptrf fann fiir.
jebe setp0bnli4e piitole ober 5linte
M%npenbung ftnben.
Muf bic Grfinbung fam Marim
bnr9 3ufaa. gr bate fi9 felt etli6sn
Sabren nit Der 9sriteaung bon Muto-
mobilapparaten beFabt unD futte na9
Mittelrl CUR 9dmpfung unb Nbf9pdz
dung bes Puffens nnb &naaens Der
@asmafdinen. Sci ben Mutomobilen
fteate Marim felt, baB Der SiB bes
usbelitanbes i'm &olbenpentil Der M}az
f9ine gu fu9en lei. SIS selang inn
bic 2Dfung bes Broblems, unb babel
fam Inn Die eSbee, bab bas Spitem
audi fir 99uBpaffen a%ngepenoet
tperben fDnnc.
Marim 1T iibrisens iiber feline grs
finbung nifts neniger als erfrelit. gr
1T ii9 Der I9reGli9sn Wirfungen Der
@affe nohl betpuBt. Sur9 ibren Sc
brau9 fam 3. g. cine perfon getDbtet
perbsn, ohns baB man, es fei benin,
man felt cine l1nteriu9ung an, bic
SobesurTe9e peiB. Marim fir9tet,
bab frefnbs lta9te ober gar @erbres
derflafen ii9 Der grfinbung bemd6s
tieen.
STE beutf9en 9parz
b a n baden in Der 2eit BON
1900 Bis 1904 Ginlasen in 9Ohe bon
nabsau STA, 100000 erhalten, 70 baB
gum G9luB bes Sabres 1904 Die Sc
fammtfumme $2,850,000,000 in runs
ben 3ablen betrug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-08

Gin nnpersdnslides 9enfmal 6aben
fi6 Die e6ripiirbigen Briiber bonn ct.
8ernaro's 9loiter ni6t MIR bur6 @erfe
driitlider 8armber3iefeit nnb Ieni6ens
liebe fir eipige 3eifen geiest, ion6ern
altd burd Die gliidlide grff1ouna Der
ipeltberiibmten ct. 8ernar0- arauter-giI-
len. Stein, ipie Die Natur allies idafft
nnberfdlidt nno flar, fpie Die iilberbeue
Guele aus benz Selien fpruoelt, bereiter
lie aus ben -Sdften b~eilfrdftiger Yflan=
gen oas 9roBe nro berrli6e 9eilmittel
Die ct. 8ernarbsGrdnter&Biaen. 8ei
8%eritopfung. Wangel an Mppetit, Qeber=
nno alien 11nterleibs<S ~t0rungen iteber
lie uniibertroffen on. @eriudt iiel 81
alien Npptbefen 81 baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-08
Aofale4.
Sir die kucbe.

&nobeliuppe. @efliigelleber,
ODER Elm Stiid6en &albsleber idobt
man nnb riibrt lie nit etrpas 5erlol-
iener Buffer gall5 fem, aif "a FtltnD
2eber gibt mau 1 81, etlpos IN @al-
Ter aerpeidte Semrnel nno etpas
Semmelfrunle, Sal5, penig 3lpiebcl
uno 10 piel Mebl ols 5um Sormell
BON 4nooeln notig mare. Sleiid-
briibe pom Sag 5upor, oOer iolde
aus &noden miro nit etmas Sleiid=
ertraft perbeiiert, nit Cries iantig ge-
mabt uno bon Dem 2eberteig itiht
man bann fleine &loBden ab, Die in
Der Snppe ear meroen ntiiiien.
&inDsbraten. Gin Stiif aus
Der &eule miro gut geflopft uno mt
biden Spedfloden, Die in g~eitoBenem
Nelfenpfeffer lrmgerpenoet iinb, obge=
Ipidt. Ser 9rater miro oann NIT
bnlb Sped, bolb Ginosfett bon aqen
Seiten braun g%ebraten. 9onn gieBt
MO 8l1ttermild 81 mo ldBt Den
graten meid idntoren. Die Soltce
miro nit etpos Yfefferfuhel1 ianig
gema6t.
@oidee NIT Seseiern.
gratenreite, aud iihrie gebliebenes
Suppenfleil6 mirO fein gelpiegt.
Damn bereitet ma cine belfgelbe Git
brenne, gieBt ettpas 5leiidbriibe ooer
beiBes @aiIer nno menig Sleii6er-
traft gu, gibt oos 5leild binein uno
ldBt ales einige Mugenblide Ourd5ie-
ben ullo beiB iperoen. Man idumedt
oos @aihee nit etpas 3itroneniaft,
Bfeffer uno &apern al, ri6tet es in
elmer breiten tiefen Sdiiiiel an lno
garniert es nit SeBeiern ltno einen1
&rana fIeiner brdl1nlid geroiteter
&ortoffeln.
@aIbs5nngen. aalbs5ungen
5in6 ettpas garter uno ettpas meidli=
der aIs S9fen5nngen, man bereitet
iie oesbaIb gerne nit elmer pifantell
Sauce gu nno fam ite au6 5uianl-
men nit alten @iibnern gu einem fet=
men Jrifaiiee bereiten. Mltb &albs-
5unge1 nit Tomateniaice fino iebr
empfeblenspert.
@eigeribte ipieIen fir Sen
tagliden Gid cine groBe 8olle. Be
ionoers fir einen groBen Sausbalt
miro es borteilbaft iein, ibnen sic
NOTICE Infmerfia1feit 5u5utpenoen.
Sal5fartoffeln, aartoffelbrei gebra-
tene a~artoffeln, &artoffelfloBdelr, ge-
baden, ooer au6 nlir gefoht, ailf
aloBe aus MebI nnb Semmel, nnb
oider &eis, iino nabrbaft uno lpobl-
idmedeno 5uglei6, ipelln ibrer 3ube-l
reituag Die NOTICE SorgfaIt geidenff
iuuroe.
HeisfI0Be. Man fo6e einen
iteifen Meisbrei, eebe auf einen Sup-
penteIIer bon iteifen erfalteten @eis
5lpei Gi6otter uno ben Sdnee, Iiibe
llah geIiebeu uno miir5e nit etipas
abgeriebener 3itroneni6ale. Scum
formt mo fleine ldnglide &IoBe,
ndl5t oieie in Semnlclfrune uro
badt fie in Butter idon e%elbbraun.
Wfit 3ufer uno 3immt beltreut, er.
gebeit ie cine ai1genebme Nadlpeiie.
GaIbsIeberpa It ct Cine
&aIbsleber miro g%epdiiert, obgebaa-
tet ullo ourd Die 5leiidmaidine &C.
trieben. Daran fominen feds gicr,
"a Bfuna geriebelie Mnnoeln n
Bfnno geipiegten Sped, cine @ano-
poa gefodte, gelpieate HiI5e, cine
gemiegte 3miebel, Sal5, Yfeffer,
frnnt, Substituting, Sbpmian,r 3itro-
nenidale uno Elm balber SeeloffsI
bon Streu3uder. Die Baitete piro
III gebntterter, atsgeitreuter 8uo-
oingform orei Stun6en gefoht. Na6
Dem Grfalten NIT Shmal5 augegoi-
len. @n einem fiibIen Srt bolt Ii6
Die Haitete wodenlang.
|
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-08
Ias Midtiae erhalten.

ugor 8 Sabren idien es, als battt
meme Stunoe seidlaeen," ioet Mr
9. 5artbing bon Mia Greet, Sno
Serr. uWein 2eben bling MIR nod
an einem Sooen. Mein @potbefel
empfabl mir electric 9itters. Sc
fanfte i6 cine Slaide uno erbieli
mas id bral6te = aroft. ginen Sui
i6on i'm @robe, bradte mid electric
gitters mieoer ouf ben 8omm." lin
ter @orantie berfouft bon Io. 9reif
uno IT. eobn & So, apothefer. 90
Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-08
WieI SrnbeI

miro beruriadt ourd 2eber= nn1
Nagen=1lntdtiefeit. Dieies log5u-
Deroen, iopie Gopfpeb, giGioiitai
uno @iftitoffe, 6ie @eIbfudt peruria.
derI nebmt Or. Sings Neue 2ebens-
pilen, Die 5nberIdiiigen Meiniger,
tpelde angenebm ipirfen. 25 gts. BEL
Aoolpb 9reiB nno 81. gobn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-08
Sern. StaHel,
Sauten 3 Sau6Iutg.
Santen : SanbIung

liking COTTON FERTILIZER"
brinat ooppelteH @rtro9 IN Cotton. Corr
unb alien 6elor uno SartensH roontten
NeueS Eel. 372. NiteS Gel. 191-1r
3I9 DIT Commerce 2 traRe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-08

&ene lit nidt nmionit meibli-
den 8eidlledts, oenn iie fonrmt meilt
81 ipdt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Iris.

It was amateur night at the Iris last night and the bill was certainly a win ner. Two large audiences attended and the entire program was enjoyed im- mensely. The regular bill was a strong one and with the addition of three ex- tra numbers by amateurs, it made one of the best shows of the season. It might be well to say right here that the performances given by the amateurs would do credit to professionals.
 The first amateur was Master Lee De Lacey. who sang, and was cneored. His tryout was certainly success. Then came Mir. Hines, buck and wing dancer, and the way he did shake his feet was caution. Mir. Hines certainly can dance.
 Gail Hammett, a rag time singer, also made hit with the crowd and was en. cored twice. Hines and Hammett would certainly make team that would make good on the regular vaudeville circuit
 Tonight is change night and MT Keith says that it will be an unusually strong bill.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17
HALF NOT TOLD OF
 RUSS|A'S CRIMES
BOYS, LEADING INcIPIENT REvo- LUTIoNARY MOVEMENT, ARE SHOT DOWN BY THE SCORE BY BRUTAL SOLDIERS or GEAR.

NEW YORK, September l6.-Terii- blc stories of conditions in Russia were brought back by Detective Sergeant Mike Mills of this city, who has just returned from a trip to that country in charge of fugitive who was wanted ant women.
 "E Evil copditions>in Russia never yet have been adequately pictured by any writer, said Mills. ''So terrible are they that perhaps no writer can de- scribe them. visited Vulna. Kiev, Tula and Minsk. The rcvolutionists in these places are for the most part boys under the age of 20 and nearly all of them have been in college. l went from Libau to Odessa and found conditions there the same. if not worse. There are on an average twenty mill tary prisoners executed each day in some of these cities, and it is only on rare occasions that the world hears of them. In Odessa l saw fifteen men and boys-most of the boys were very young --herded into the prison and shot. They were condemned at a drumhead court martial, and their bodies were dragged into the police field and buried few hours after their arrest. There, are thou sands of Cossacks in every part of the empire. They are no longer employed by the Russian government, but are in the employment of the various prov inces They are the policemen of Rus sia and receive S7 month for theii work. which is from s in the morning | to clock in the evening. with ar hour for rest or food. Every Cossack carries rife, revolver, a saber, q whip and plentiful supply of ammuni ton. They are class or caste of themselves. and have nothing in com mon with the peasants. One thing yor notice when you land in Russia ano which keeps itself upon your mind al the time is the presence of the millions of beggars The cities and towns ar, overrun with them. and in the country they are thicker than tramps in oul country.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Indian Mission Opens

The New Jerusalem Apache Indian
 Mission school, on Pascoe hill, opened for the term on the 7th. With its sec ond term, the little mission school has grown to almost three times what it was during the preceding year, now number ing nineteen pupils, with Miss Irmgard Harder in charge as teacher. On account of the distance the children must go to attend school, they are served with luncheon at noon. This has brought such good results that it is hoped that in the near future means win have been found to make the institution a regular board ing school, for the benefit of Indian children from all over the reservation. Gifts of food, clothing, shoes and hats will be thankfully received. Donors will be called on if a card is sent to the mission, 63S North Devereaux street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17
UTAH LABOR UNIONS
 WILL VOTE AS THEY LIKE
STATE ORGANIZATION TURNS DOWN INSTRUCTIONS OF THE
 AMERICAN FEDERATION.
Fails to Endorse General Circular in Which Workers Were Asked to Vote for Bryan and Decides to Allow State Locals Full Discretion.

OGDEN, September l6.-The Utah Federation of Labor, in session here through special committee today fail ed to endorse the general circular from the executive committee of the Amer ican Federation of Labor, urging the support of Bryan, and advised that the local unions be allowed to act without instructions from the state organization -e report of the committee was unanimously adopted.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17
FIVE MORE DEATHS FROM POWDER
 EXPLOSION TOTAL OF FATALITIES FROM PLAYING WITH EXPLOSIVE
 IS ELEVEN.
One or Two More of Twenty Eight Hurt by Blowing Up of Car Wednesday Will Die in Hospital-Conductor Who Threw Match Snccumbs.

SEDALIA, Mo, September l6.-Five additional. deaths as the result of the explosion of black powder at Windsor Mo, yesterday afternoon occurred in the hospitals at Sedalia today. This brings the total dead up to twelve.
 Among the two who died today was Conductor A. r. Herschberger. who, ac eording to the testimony brought ont at the coroner's inquest. threw the match which caused the explosion
 Ten other injured are reported tonight as showing improvement, and all but one or two will recover
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17
Special Car for Ban Team

The Globe Regulars will leave here Friday morning in a special ear for Tue son, where they are to play the Tucson team Saturday and Sunday, and it is announced that there will be few seats to spare in the ear for those fans who avail themselves of the special rate of one fare for the round trip. The Tucsonians have materially strengthen ed their team for the occasions, having secured Ernie Williams, the crack pitcher, to deliver deceptions to the Globe aggregation.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17
Jerome Edwards Arrested

Jerome Edwards, wanted here for trial on charge of rape, has been ar rested by the state rangers at Amarillo, Texas, and Sheriff ]. H. Thompson, who returned yesterday evening from trip on official business to Graham county, will leave this morning to bring back the prisoner. The sheriff said last night that he expected to be gone about a week The crime with which Edwards is charged is the same for which his cousin, Cager Edwards, has been con victed and sentenced to fifty years in the territorial penitentiary. Both men were indicted for outraging the two lit tie Carter girls, twin sisters, Ludie and Lula, who are now being held in the Crittenden home at Phoenix. The girls, nieces of Cager Edwards, were hardly more than twelve years old when they were made the victims of the bestial lust of the two men, one of them beeom- ing a mother when she was hardly thir- teen. The crimes were committed on Miami flats during the latter part of 1906, and both men were indicted last February. News of the arrest of Jerome Edwards will be received with keen qualification.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17
Buster, Brown Bombards Big Battle,

Lewis "Buster" Brown killed big rattler in the yard of his brother s resi-. dcnce. The house eat was noticed in the yard. standing at attention, and closer inspection showed that Tabby had found big rattler that was coiled before it, eat and snake as still as if made of clay. A shot gun did' the business for the snake, from the tail or which seven rattles and a bottom were taken.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17
Visiting Schools

''Gone to visit the schools in Lower Pinto, was. the legend tackled up yes terday on the closed door of the office of School Superintendent w. o. Kell- ner. The superintendent has been a busy man since the opening of the schools throughout the county.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17
BEST TREATMENT FOR A BURN

If for no other reason. Chamberlain | Salve should be kept in every household on account of its great value in tn, treatment of burns. It allays the pain almost immediately, and unless the in jury is severe one, heals the parts without leaving scar. This salve is also unequaled for ehapped hands, sore nipples and diseases of the skin. Price g cents. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17

will produce in the near future the great play of ''La Belle Marie, to be follow ed by 0uida's great story of society life, e'Moths. v The plays have been in rehearsal for some time and it goes without saying that the productions will be meritorious ones.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17
TheGlobeBank and SavingsCo
 MONEY TO LOAN
l5s EAST CEDAR STREET

We pay 5 per cent per annuri, on Term Deposits if left months.
 We pay as high as g per cent on Es- crow Deposits. Don't let your money lay idle without Interest. Start Say ings Account today, and make your money work for you while you sleep.
 We handle Real Estate of all kinds, and we write Fire Insurance in the best companies in the world.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17
Safe Propositions. All Right

Four big safes are in the warehouse of the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern. One of them, equipped with time lock, is for the H. II. Bru stock brokerage office; another, an exceptionally large one, is for the office of City Clerk Welch, and the other two are for the offices of the Miami Copper company.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17

sprained ankle may be cured in about one-third the time usually re- quired. by applying Chamberlain s Lini. ment freely, and giving it absolute rest For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17

Pink Pain Tablets-Dr. Shoop 's-- stop headache, womanly pains, and pain. anywhere. in 20 minutes sure. Formula on the 25e box. Ask your druggist or doctor about this formula--it $ fine. Palace and Globe Pharmacies.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Fred T. Bragmcr of this city is reg istered at the Hotel Adams in Phoenix.
 Frank c. Murdock has returned from Canada; whera he visited his boyhood home.
 Mrs. Jacob WeiDberger and little daughter are spending the week with Mrs. Weinberger's mother in solomon vile.
 k. II. Darlington, travelling freight and passenger agent for the. Texas & Pacific, with headquarters at Fl Paso, is in the city on business for his road.
 Travelling Auditor w. H. McGinnis of the Gila Valley, Globe X Northern, who has been a busy man in this city for several days, going over the accounts of the local offices, has completed his work and will leave this morning for Bowie to check up the office there.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17
Marriage Recorded

Probate Judge P. C. Robertson, yes terday. recorded the marriage of Peter l.. Hutton and Miss Pauline NJ. Corne- lius. which took place September &.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17
Monarch Stock Company

A new organization composed of Globe $ best histronie talent, known as the Monarch stock company, under the personal direction of Mrs J. P. Bosch,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17

The socialist nominee for delegate to congress, J. D. Cannon of Bisbee, will speak from court house steps Saturday evening. immediately after band con- cert, at S:30 o'clock, sharp.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17
Leased Blacksmith Shop

F. M. Wagner of Mayer, Ariz., has leased the Dawson blacksmith shop in North Globe and proposes to run there a frst-elass shop.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17
Challenge.

The Globe Regulars baseball team challenges the Globe Eagles baseball team to play series of three games to decide which of the two teams should represent Globe, the games to be played on Southsde grounds September 23, 24 and 2J. Winner to take all receipts ana the lincup to appear in Sunday. morn ing. September 20, Silver Belt.
 L. A. BUSHELL, Mgr.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17
St. Johns Guild Meeting

A meeting of the Women s Guild of St. Johns church has been called for 3 clock Friday afternoon. A full at tendance is desired, as there will be in teresting and important business com ing up for consideration.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17

THE CITIZENS BANK OF GLOBE DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUS NESS AND soLICITs YOUR AC. COUNT.-s. F. sULLENBERGER. PRES.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-17

s. l.. Hamilton, Pano tuner, in Globe one week more. l Phone lT9l. |. o. Box l235.