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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02
ID ROB | AND BURN A
 HO USE
lrrrcANs ARE AFTERWARDS
 |D,pPED, TWO OF THEM GET ,u,y BUT ONE IS TAKEN BY
 .yr OFFICER AT LOWELL.

|BIsBEE, June l.-Iu a desperate at
 :, rob the home of Mir. and Mrs [n o, Warren Saturday eaening, two [Is,ps were captured and a third (',se8 10 make his escape after being fsosl No, satisfied with making [sr with the valuables in the house mon set fire to the place. the blaze F,, u,inguished before any great Irsre could be done.
 FTssp Mir. and Mrs. Plum returned |,Ssir home. they detected the pres Il, of the trio within. Mir. Plum .J himself against the door 50 that N ,oa' d not make their escape while 1 v;fa hurried for help. The intrud' ,ssipg that they were trapped, N. through the door and rushed past man on the outside. He succeeded I,,,,bing one and holding him until arrival of the night watehman, but ! other two got away.
 Ss authorities at Lowell were noti'
 ,p8 one of the men was taken by .buy Sheriff George Humm. The
 taken by the deputy mad on a coat IsDsipg to Plumm. The thir dis still
 large,
 kp investigation of the interior of ! home was then made and small 4 rt was detected in one of tho closets.
 was easily put out.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02
A Happy Mother

Will see that her baby is properly cared for--to do this good purgative is necessary. Many babies suffer from worms and their mothers don know it If your baby is feverish and doesn t sleep at nights, it is troubled with worms. Whites Cream vermifuge will clean out these worms in mild pleas ant way. Once tried always used. Give it a trial. Price 25 cents. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02
Stomach Troubles.

Many remarkable cures of stomach troubles have been effected by Cham berlain's E Stomach and Liver Tablets. One man who had spent over two thous- and dollars for medicine and treatment was cured by few boxes of these tab lets. Price, 25 cents. Samples free at all drug stores.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02
RIzONA NEWS
 AND COMMENT

fouglas chamber of commerce is in tivating the dry farming process B view 70 introducing it on an ex- yiss scale in the Sulphur Springs val J large quantity of jewelry stolen bt tde store of Solomon Goodman, a ! gas ieweler, has been located at tanea and will be returned to the u
 asyes go, away with $50 from the Crow saloon at Bisbee Friday night. octise county sent four prisoners una las, week. The prisoners sent
 are Matt Burns, Dan MeMillan, ty Jones and Jose Silvas, the Mex
 sentenced ,o life imprisonment. hs recently completed arnory build n Prescott will be opened Friday nag with social hop by the mem of the local National Guard.
 AaIIes fT5hman, the New York the ta magnate, is in the territory in Ing mining property in which he is rested.
 horse was maimed and a buggy faed in the runaway of Tom Wat
 team in Tempe, Friday.
 as United States civil service com ion announces an examination on
 1908, to secure eligibles from
 to make certi6catiou to fill a va
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02

A little forethought will save you no end of trouble. Anyone who makes it rule to keep Chamberlain g Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand knows this to be fact. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02

Forest Supervisor Wilson has re. eeived notification from the department at Washington, D. C., that the name of Tumacaori, Baboquiveri and Huaehuea national forests will be known after July first as the Coronado national for. ests, in honor of the great Spanish ex. plorer Coronado, who explored this DOT. tion of the country in early days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02
A DAYS DOINGS IN ARIZONA

 cancy in the position of technical as. sistant, division of pharmaeplogy, hy. gienie laboratory, public health and marine hospital service, at $l50 per month, and vacancies requiring similar qualifications as they may occur in any branch of the service.
 Lafe Brunson, prospeetor near Oc. tave, in Maricopa county, claims to have discovered vast ledge of "aikin- ite," little known metal said to be worth $75 per pound.
 Phoenix high school graduated twen. ty.nine pupils at commencement Thurs day evening
 The Mexican who was arrested at Naco by tho rangers on suspicion of being tho man who was guilty of cut ting Felicita Solas in fight which ac- cured in Bisbee, was declared by Dep uty Sheriff White to be the wrong man, Property owners along the line of the proposed Hill street extension of the Phoenix street car system have petition. ed the city council to prevent its con struetion. They claim street cars are too noisy and will disturb the peace of the neighborhood.
 Governor kibbey has been appealed to to commute the death sentence of II. J. Groce, the Tucson wife murderer, who is under sentence to be hanged July r..
 w. II. Davis, who drove the mosquito from the Panama canal zone, wants to do likewise for Phoenix. He has al- ready relieved Tempe of the mosquito nuisance and is making overtures for securing a contract in Phoenix
 "Address me at Iron Springs will be popular farewell expression after June l, for on that date the summer colony will be officially opened with a postmaster on hand to receive the let ter. The pOstoffice will be administered by Dr. G. w. Mills.-Republicsn.
 The record for tall alfalfa has been broken by Captain P. P. Parker. who brought to the Phoenix board or trade a speeiment on inch or two under seven feet high. He brought the entire plant, dug up by the roots, and says that be- fore it shrunk it was all of seven feet in length.
 It is reported from Florence that the Lake Superior & Arizona Mining com pany at Superior will begin unwatering their mine this week, preparatory to resuming development on a large scale
 Francisco Arebado has been arrested in San Bernardino, Cal. He is wanted in Phoenix for murder committed last August and will be brought back to Arl' zcna.
 Francisco Felix, under sentence 10 do ninety days in jail for burglary, made his getaway from the sheriff s otiice at Bisbee and is at large. He was con vieted of stealing about half a plumbing shop.
 Tucson merchants are making plg howl over the recent raise in licenses in that city. They are circulating pc tition of protest to be presented to the council.
 An estimate by the Tucson Citizen gives Pima county an assessed valua- ton of $7,2Oo,O00, an increase of s3oo,' 900 over last year.
 The Mohawk Mining company, To- eated three miles from Mammoth, I talking of installing a forty stamp mill
 John F.. Mcclure was the fortunate student to win the valuable gold medal
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02
A sunmer scnooI.

Misses Nellie Allen and Urna McKen. zic will open summer school in the Central school building, Monday, June 8; sessions to last until August IA Hours, g to l, no intermission. Tuition $500 per month.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02

Canvas awnings--Glcbe Paint Co.
 Call Phone iT1 For Barclay, Higdon & Co.'s new Landau. It rides delightful.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02

awarded by the board of regents to the University of Arizona cadet who show best in the competitive drill at Tucson last Friday.
 Mark Smith special will be run from Tucson to Prescott iome time in August when the democratic eongres. sional convention will be held in the metropolis of northern Ariztua.
 Professo. A. II. Mcclure of Yuma has been invited to take part in the physical training department of the National Educational association convention, which meets in Cleveland June 29.
 A real live trick elephant will be a feature of the Elks circus at Douglas July i.
 Immigration officials ft Nogales re- port an average of eight Mexicans per day entering the country through that port. Nine dollars per day is the amount the head tax shows up for this month.
 George II. Lesser, who has been pay. master of the Sonora railroad for twen- ty years, died Friday at Nogales of heart failure.
 Charles Hungerford of Douglas has been arrested on a charge of grand larceny committed in Missouri.
 The first shipment of figs from the Yuma valley was made last week and consisted of four crates. The Sun says they brought sl per pound in Los An. geles.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02

Safford butter, per pound, 40c a' Gamble's Cash Stor.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02

awarded by the board of regents to the University of Arizona cadet who show best in the competitive drill at Tucson last Friday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02

Charles Hungerford of Douglas has been arrested on charge of grand larceny committed in Missouri.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02

cancy in the position of technical as. sistant, division of pharmacplogy, hy' gienic laboratory, public health and marine hospital service, at $l5o per month, and vacancies requiring similar qualifications as they may occur in any branch of the service.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02

George II. Lesser, who has been pay. master of the Sonora railroad for twen ty years, died Friday at Nogales of heart failure.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02

The record for tall alfalfa has been broken by Captain P. P. Parker. who brought to the Phoenix board of trade a speeiment on inch or two under seven feet high. He brought the entire plant. dug up by the roots, and says that be- fore it shrunk it was all of seven feet in length.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02

Lafe Brunson, a prospector near Oe- tave, in Maricopa county, claims to have discovered vast ledge of "aikin- ite," little known metal said to be worth $75 per pound.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02

horse was maimed and a buggy |saed in the runaway of Tom Wat
 5 team in Tempe, Friday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02

Phoenix high school graduated twen. ty.nine pupils at commencement Thurs day evening.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02

The Mexican who was arrested at Naco by tho rangers on suspicion of being tho man who was guilty of cut. ting Felicita Sofas in fight which ac- cured in Bisbee, was declared by Dep uty Sheriff White to be the wrong man,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02

aaTlel Fr0hman, the New York the
 il magnaie, is in the territory in- (tHg mining property in which he is |.sted.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02

Francisco Felix, under sentence to do ninety days in jail for burglary, made his getaway from the sheriff. office at Bisbee and is at large. He was con vieted of stealing about half plumbing shop.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-02

Tucson merchants are making big howl over the recent raise in licenses in that city. They are circulating a pc ,ition of protest to be presented to the council.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-18
SUNSHINE HOME NOTES.

The Workers. Conference was
largely attended Monday. Much in
terest was shown in reports from the
field and plans for the extension of
mission work in this city. Mrs. Coins
was present and made a strong plea
for temperance and truth during the
Christmas time. She spoke of the
customary way of celebrating
Christmas and urged the Christians
to spend this day with reverence, for
Christ's sake.
The following programme will be
rendered by "The Christian Workers
Foreign Missionary Society Monday
night, December:
invocation ....',. ............'
song ..,...,,...,..'',... 10y oOCleI!
Lecture BY Mrs. Louisa NJ. Bower
A returned missionary from Turke.
and lecturer for the w. G. T. U.
Solo ..........M Miss Lillian Brigh
Singing Mrs Bowen and daughte
Members and friends are earnestl
requested to be present.
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ORDINATION OF REV. JAMES A..
MYERS,

service we're Revs. Geo. w. Henderson,
Dean of Theological Department of
Fisk University; J. c. Lott, Pastor Of
Kayne Avenue Baptist Church; G. K.
Wilson. Pastor Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church. T. ]. Townsend, Pastor Spruce
Street Baptist Church; R. H. Boyd,
Secretary National Baptist Publishing
Board G. H. Clark, Pastor Mount Oh
i've Baptist Church; J. G. Fields, Pas
tor Pleasant Green Baptist Church,
W. S. Ellington, Pastor First Baptist
Church, and S. E. Griggs, Pastor First
Baptist Church, East Nashville. The
audience at this service was indeed
llattening. People came from all
parts of the city to attest their appre'
citation of the young man and the higl'
calling upon which he was entering
Sunday night Rev. Myers preached hi
/ first sermon after ordination a
the same church to an apprecia,
tive audience. He is to be in
stalled as pastor of the First Bay
fist Church, of Murfreesboro, on tn
fourth Sunday in December He W
be assisted by Rev. DR.. Ellington a
possibly other Nashville talent.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-18
BISHOP PHILLIPS RETURNS.

Last week Bishop G. H. Phil
lips returned from an annual confer
ence which he held in Texas and
which closes the work for 1908. He
reports a most successful year, not
withstanding the panic and its effect
upon some localities. The Bishop
had advertised an educational rally
such as was pulled off last year, and
had asked his members and friends of
Texas to give him $4,000 for educa-
tional purposes, but they were more
generous than even he expected, con-
sidering the times, the collection for
this purpose was $1056.10, being the
largest ever reported in any one eff
fort during the past year. This
amount, less the general expenses,
was brought to Nashville and put on
deposit. The funds will be used in
completing the girls dormitory now
being built at the school in Texas.
News also reaches the city of the ac'
ton of the conference. A resolution
was passed instructing the trustees
to change the name of the Texas Col
lege at Tyler to Phillips University
in honor of Bishop Phillips. The
trustees will proceed TO make these
changes as well as procure a new
charter. The curriculum will bt
brought up from that or a college tt
comply with that of university. Tit
new girls dormitory, which is to cos
$50 5000, will be about ready for ded
ication in the fall of next year. Elk
ira preparations will be made TO
these services and further improve
ments are contemplated in Texas.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-18
UNITED PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
CHURCH AUXILIARY.

McNairy Hill United Primitive Bap-
fist Church Auxiliary Club met De-
cember Sth All enjoyed the meeting.
Addresses were made by Mrs. Aman-
da Collins and Mr.. James Harris.
The following are the elected Of
fcers of the club: Mr.. James Harris,
advisor; Mrs. Rachel Collier, Sec
rotary; Mrs Bell Farrell, President;
Mr.. Arthur Acklen, financial clerk;
Mrs. Amanda Pointer, chaplain, Mr..
Willie Puryear, treasurer; Mrs. Laura
Brown, assistant treasurer.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-18
DEATHS.

John Williams, miles Nolensville
pike, years.
Mary Batey, 1190 Fourth avenue,
South, 70 years.
Hattie Simpkins, sol Jefferson
street 54 years.
Patsey Bell, 401 Fifth avenue,
North, II years.
George w. Canadian, 1911 Ninth
avenue, South, q years.
Edward Jones, 900 Blank street, Sc
years.
Mary. Parks, 915 Shanklin street, As
years.
Mary Nolan, North Hill street, 81
years.
Mark Price, 1902 Thirteenth ave-
nue., South, Y years.
Claud Yarbrough, City Hospital, %
years.
Victoria Page, 54 Green street, 40
years.
Lizzie Graham, Carnegie Library,
SO years
Rachael Crockett, 1000 Jackson, AZ
years.
Laura Hooper, Cleveland ard Sixth
26 years.
Annie Taylor, R. 1909 South street
GO years.
Alice Evans, 81 Fourth avenue
South, 40 years.
Infant of Lou Villa Armstrong
Pearl street, West Nashville.
Robert Ward, Whites Creek pike
"a years.
Joseph Patterson, 4O36 Sixth ave
nue., South, 60 years.
Andrew Moore, 81 years, Count,
Asylum, 67 years.
Harris Lipscomb, 1914 Dixol
street, years.
VIM. Boyd, 1910 Sixth avenue
q years.
Minnie Hunter, Crutcher street,
weeks.
Mamie Taylor, 40 McLemore stree
20 years.
Marie Singleton, 1116 Jefferso
street, 9 years.
Sam Mullen, Cowan street, ;
years.
Rush Shelton, Hynes street,
} years.
Mary Frances Bell, CONNER
street, AZ years.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-18
MARRIAGES.

Anthony Elliott and Mary Wynn.
William Harding and Emily Pink
ard.
Sam Mcdonald and Alice Hughes.
Otis Harwell and Callie Bate.
James Hewett and Mary Wart-
bone.
John Jefferson Dobson ard Addie
Carrie Watson.
Will Turner and Hattie Bass.
Isaac Bass and Ollie Young Cloud
Elijah H. Fields and Zela M. Her
man.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-18
cHRYsANrHEMuM Ar Clue.

One of the most beautiful enter
tainments of the season was that of
the Chrysanthemum Art Club given
by Mrs. 2. w. Knight at her beauti-
full home, 4OS Fifteenth avenue, North
The parlor and dining-room were
decorated with flowers. The table
was set For twelve of the members of
the club. After one hour end half
Of work the ladies were served a
four-course menu, chicken salad,
beaten biscuits, cheese and crackers,
ice cream and cake and black
coffee and fruit. Those present
were Mesdames Geo. Johnson, John
Battle, A. B. Berry, Henry Haney, e
T. Moore, w. W. Rucker, A. Settles
S. L. Carter, Richard Merrill, Alder
Brown and Miss Mary Carter A few
of the members brought in some O
their beautiful design work. TIL,
next meeting will be at the home o
Mrs. w. M. Rucker, 1000 Eleventh
avenue, North, December 16, at 3:9
p. m.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-18
NORTH NASHVILLE INDEPEND-
EMIT BRASS BAND,

The North Nashville Independent
Brass Band, under the management,
of Mr.. James w. Alexander, will in
stall a set of German silver instru-
ments at their headquarters, at Hard.
ing street and Sixteenth avenue,
North, on Monday, December Fl. In
a short time the band will be ready,
for engagements.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-18
MISS GERTRUDE sTRATTON.

Dear Santa Claus: l am a little
boy seven years old and have been
a good boy all the year. l go to
school and I have good lessons every
day. l want you to please bring me
an automobile; but if you have sent
them all away then bring me a large
drum, a horn, blackboard and some
oranges, candy and nuts. Please
remember my teacher, Miss Martin,
and don't forget my sister and papa
and Eddie. G.. w. GORE, Jr.
419 First avenue, South.
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eyes. Please bring me bed for her
to sleep in, buggy for her. Please
bring me a pair of shoes and pair
of gloves and stocking cap and an
umbrella and some fireworks and
some fruits and nuts.
Your littleg irl,
JENNIE V. TALLEY.
1910 Grant street.
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LETTER FROM slX-YEAR-oLD
GIRL.
276 Eastern Ave,
Springfield, Mass, Dec. 6, 1!

Springfield, Mass, Dec. 6, 1908.
Dear Uncle Moses:-How are you
and Aunt Mary? We are all we'll.
go to school every day and the other
day Annie Mae went with me- Have
YOU seen Calvin lately? How is the
ice cream store getting along? Have
you seen Mr.. Utley lately? | wish you
would come up hear in Springfield.
Are you glad Taft is President? They
all say he is big, fat man. Would
YOU like to be President? | am glad
Christmas is almost here and would
like to have you send me nice Ne
gro doll, that you see advertised in q
Nashville paper called the Globe, ant
please send it so l can get it by
Christmas morning. Christmas morn
ing the mail man carries a wager
filed with presents.
Your little niece,
CHARLOTTE DeBERRY.
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Nashville. Tenn.

NdSHVIII6, IEHH.
Dear Old Santa: l am a little
Nashville girl suppose things are
all in a whirl Christmas is coming
round again, and things are so busy
| don't want to detain you. But, Sanity,
just listen a moment or two to the
wants I have to tell you. l want a
gold locl1et and chain and coat that
is fit to wear out in the rain. want
you to bring me a pretty new dress,
and please don't you keep me in dis
tress but take care and try not
abuse. Dear Santa, if you bring me
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-18
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. IS, 1908.

NashViIIe, Tenn, Dec. 10, I5Uo'
Dear Santa Claus: am little
girl three years old. l want you to
bring me a Negro doll, washtub and
board, Japanese tea set, a stove, Ne
gro doll, buggy, little mug to drink
water from and a lot of nuts, candy
and oranges. Goodbye, Santa,
Your little girl,
WESTELI4A WADE.
522 Fourth avenue, South.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-18

The regular monthly Parents Meet.
ing will be held at the headquarters
of the Fireside School, 513 Mulberry
street, Wednesday night, December
29 The following named subject
will be discussed: How to celebrate
Christmas"
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-18

Mrs. Martha Grisham left for ST.
Louis, after visiting her sisters, Mrs.
Woodson and Mason.
Mr. H. P. House has moved to
Nashville to live.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-18

The wife, sisters and brother of Mr.
Geo. Love wish to express our heart
felt gratitude to our many friends for
the kindness shown us during our
brothers illness, for the beautiful
songs that were sung so sweetly on the
day of the funeral and for the beauti-
full floral designs and pray that God,
the giver of all perfect gifts, may
give them their reward in heaven
Mrs. G. L. Love, Mrs. A. W. Wilson,
Miss Mary L. Love- Mr. Robert Love.
We take this means of thanking
the members of Stringer Lodge No.
and Uniform Rank X. of P, also the
many friends who so kindly rendered
assistance to us in our recent bereave-
ment To those who sent floral offer
ings, kilograms and letters of condo
lence we indeed feel deeply thankful
and greatly indebted Gods care and
your sympathy, prayers and assist
ance have helped and borne us up
in this the greatest sorrow of our
lives.
Mrs. Zilphy Patterson, Miss Lucy
M. Patterson and brothers.
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GARD Oh THANKS.

l wish to thank my many friends
for the kindness extended me during
the illness and death of my mother
MRS. JENNIE GOODWINE.
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APPEALS TO SANTA
FROM CHILDREN.

Dear Santa Claus: | am a little
girl five years old. Please bring me
a doll buggy and range, table, pi-
ano. washstand and safe, dining-room
table. doll dishes and butter plates
an da doll lamp.
DAYTON ARABELLE HART.
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Nashville, Tenn, Dec. IT, 1908.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. II, 1908.
Dear st. Nick: 1 am again writing
YOU to ask you to bring me something
for Christmas. | want a velocipede,
a great big horn, long train with
a nice engine in front and all the
nice things to eat that you may think
of to bring. Please bring my mama
and grandma something nice. My
Aunt Irene wants a little Negro doll,
if YOU have one to spare please bring
it to her. Also remember my Aunt
Matilda and little Cousin Johnnie
Now, Santa, I will try to be good
little boy until you come. Bye-bye
JAMES JOHNSON.
511 Lischey avenue.
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Dear Santa Claus Please bring
me what you bring my sister. Bring
my little brother, Buster, something.
WINNIE CORINNE HART.
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Dear Santa Claus: will write a
letter to tell you what l want you to
bring me. Please bring me a Ne
gro doll, a table, some little plates
and stove. l live 504 Fourteenth
avenue, North. EDNA BROOKS.
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Dear Santa: have been very good
little boy. I work after l come from
school, I wish you would please
bring me large wagon, train, gun,
story book and lots of good things to
eat. From
WILLIAM BROOKS.
504 Fourteenth avenue, North.