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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-08
Denton.

Miss Eliza Webb, who has been In
Ohio for the past year, is visiting
relatives here. She is accompanied
by Miss Celia Petry Of Webbville.
Miss Webb will return - Column
bus Tuesday.
Mrs. Wesley Webb has been very
sick with an abscess on her arm.
She Is reported to be much improy-
ed.
Miss Mary Queen returned to
Willard Saturday, where she Will
resume the duties of teaching.
Master Henry Sparks is very
sick with mumps.
H. NJ. Queen attended church a.
Glenwocd Sunday.
The Denten Plastic FIRE lay Co
are having large outpth Of clay.
Miss Nellie Howe has returned
home from an extended visit II
Tennessee.
Mrs. Lizzie Waugh passed to ne
rest Saturday morning. She wa
il TERED in the ], B. Rice cemeter
Sunday evening.
Rev A. r, Reynolds was visitin
f,iends here last week and Is noN
working with Rev. Rice who Is hold
ing a meeting at the Gleenwood Bal
risl church.
Mrs. Fannie Duvall is able !
be out again after an Illness Q
two weeks.
Mrs. David Griffith is very To-
: with consumption.
Kent Prichard Is improving rlov
" from a long seige Of NEURALGIA
i Mrs. t. s. Pennington, Of Wssl
t Irgton, D. G. is visiting her pa
ehts here. Towsy Lie.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-08
Walbridge.

William o'Brien and family have re
turned from Whitehouse, where
they have been for some time.
], W. Dawson is still improving.
Mrs. Elizabeth York has return
ed from Williamson.
Mrs. Frank Maynard, who has
been sick for quite while is still
improving.
Miss Vernie Webb has returned
from Williamson, where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee Cart
nell.
G. W. York has moved from Will
hanson, where he has been living
for quite a while.
Mack Canada, who has been
sick for some time, is improving
Harry Burke was kicked by null
yesterday, but not dangerously hurt
Mrs. Robert Webb was the CUES
OF Mrs. Frank Maynard Sunday.
Mrs. Tom New is very Ill witt
mumps.
| Millard Webb, who has been Eicl
for some time, is slowly improving.
Miss Ada York was the guest 9
Winnie Webb Sunday.
The infant child Of Ernest Yor
Is very i'll.
Mrs David Wellman was Visitin
her sister Mrs. Robert Webb Satul
day.
We were all shocked by tn
death of Mrs. Sam Hearty. Ht
Death will be mourned by all VII
knew her.
Spider Webb.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-08
Rewarded by Judge Cochran.

AS result of the honesty q
Elliott Salyers, of Magoffin coanr
ty, the Federal prisoner who walk
ed 80 miles to catch train b
come to Frankfort md urrendu
himself to Jailer b. ges and to serve
out a three months sentence in ths
county jail, Federal Judge A. M. J.
Cochran, of Maysville, has suspend
ed the 500 fine imposed upon Sal
yers. Salyers will now only servs
thirty days in jail and part q
that sentence has been remitted.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-08

The new home Of Newton Skaggs
was destroyed by fire near Hubbards-
town, w. Va, Tuesday about II
o'clock a. m. There was no insur-
ance and nothing was saved. Nearly
SEQ in money was included In the
loss. The flames took hold through
a defective flue.
The building had been completed
only recently. As matter Of econ
omy the kitchen flue was built g
tiling. 1t is thought the tilint
cracked and caused the destruction
OF the house.
Mr.. Skaggs is an honest, hard
working man and had put forti
extra efforts to build this home
The loss is quite severe blow 7
him.
The greatest mistake a builde
can make is to put in chea
flue.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-08
Jasper Mcclure Very III.

Jasper Mcclure, eldest son Of
prof. George NJ Mcclure, Of Dan
vile, is reported 10 be hopelessly
III. After having been in bed
two months with typhoid fever :
. malignant type, he is aow raid
20 have double pneumonia. Prac-
ticaily all hope Of his recovery has
neen abandoned. Jasper is rbout
20 years Of age.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-08

An alarm ofTfire Oh Monday eaus--
ed considerable excitement for
short time. The B, B. & s. Mfg
company's mill caught fire but the
flames were soon extinguished.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-08

Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Preston, for
merly Of Thelma. johnson county,
have located at Baird, Washington
Mrs.. Preston is a daughter OF 4.
j. spencer. prominent merchant
n Thelma.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-08

The venerable Jerry Lambert, ass
IS, died ON East Fork last week ana
was buried Sunday. He was one =
The county's very best citizens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16

beth S6reiner. geibe bon bier.
Srau5eu9en ipnren Yeter Sod bon
Iilmaufee unb SRI. Geronifa 8ocb
bon bier. Sas junge Yaar be9ab
lifl 9leid] mad Der 5rauiing anf cine
Soh5eitsreiie rnb miro lid bernnh
inn 5auie bon Srau Shrciner bduslifj
einrihten. ~l1niere @liidipiinI6e! -
Spbn 9. 2etber bon Soipn Srebonia
bat feline 65 : Afer Sarm an Sobn
Smell perfauft unb ipirb nah Der
8iqage @aubefa sie6en. Seine
Sferbe. @ieb unb Sarmserdtbffaf@
ten pirb Ell am Sienstag Den %. Ioz
bember burh Iuftionator 2earncp
peritei9ern laiien. = Sm Sauie hires
Sd,tpaaers s. g. S6mit lit Sienstas
Na6mittna Soiep6ine SacpbD i'm Sitter
BON 81 Sdbren geitorbeu. geerbis
glin9 Sreitdg 8 llbr uif benz neuen
ct. Rariens Srieobofe.
gu Sanftpn, Sppa, ip,trben am
pori9en Sienstng in Der fntbolii6en
Stride gum 2ebensbunbe pereint: SRI.
aatic Shmitt unb Sr. Spbn Seb. 5ipei
poblbefannte iunge 2eute Der bortis
gen llmeesenb. Sm 9auie Der gltcrn
Der 8raut fanb Die peltlide Seicr
itatt. Sas iunse Yanr miro iif aui
elmer iiin9it eriporbcnen Sarm oitlif
bon 5olp Grob bduslih n%ieoerlaiien.
Woge linen bel Yliid in ibrem Che
itanbe beidiepen ieinl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16

Serr Staars Npnbpri; na6 8eIes
SRI. 9. @reinelbinscr s8emid; mad
s. ii II 6eringen Sri. u. S6ube
6iiuheringen; mad gimih Sri.
Nc. ai0s Steinfort; mad y j Sri.
Sipers Stcinfort.
2urcm b II r q, %. Oft. Suhcsz
fdQc Der Wohe: @om %. Oft: 90
bann Sill, aft rs Sabre, pbnc Stanb;
Spbunn 5eiberiheib, oft 40 Sabre,
S6neiber. ebelos aus Sippdf. -
%: Wargaretba Bed, oft 81 Sabre.
Wittipe crltcr Gbe bon gtifplas 9curs
unb gbefrau 5~ipeiter Che pom Ycter
Sneobp. Irbeiter. - %: Sulann1
Saupbin, alt "a Sabre, gbefrau bon
Ileuit Shuls. Shubmater; gliiae
beth @arie tSelene Soiepbinc Ho0ius
ger. alt % Sabre. obne Stanb. chez
log. - 26.: gilbert Hcb, aft 8 8o<
den; Rarsaretba @%upenborff. alt 6
Sabre; 8aipar 6obl. nlt 81 Sabre.
@drtner. - 81: emil HoB. alt As
Sabre, @eihdftsreiienber ans 8ranb
bel aafen; 9eonic Wes, aft 73 Sabre.
8ittipc bon @bmunb sc 8allais,
5tlbs. Sngcnieur. biericlbit. Ser
ionalnadrihten Der Heifseiicnbnb :
men. Srnannt: Gum 2ofomptipfiibrer
Die Sei5cr SiiIlenpartb, Seib in
9eutihz 9th, 8aesner unb Hei6art
in Suremburg. Gum 2ufomotips
bei3er: Die 9idiare aieffer III Sob.
unb aranb in 2ursmbure, Rdrimini
in @niierbilig. Seibt in gttelbriif.
&ronenberscr in 9eutidbs 9th. &lein
in Scttinsens 8iimelinsen. SdIs uno
SHeio in lllflingcn. = Notariatss
Gramen. Serr Ibpofat Shnad bat
pas Notarintss Gramen beitnnbcn. -
&atbsfe0er. @ie mir p%ernebmen.
trGat lid bic Stabtpertpultune nit
benz @ebanfen. ab Ieuiabr BEN
&atbsfeler inn Gcrcleneubau in Be-
trieb gu ieten. - 9urembur9er I'M
Iislnnbe. gin Der llniperiitGt in
Gent (9elgien) itubieren $40 9elsier
unb 24S Srembe; inter Dieien lebtez
rem brei 2~urembureer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16
Ans DEN Ger. 5taatru.
,,9ebensrauih."

Ser Sriibline rauidt babin IN Gle.
Wie leihter 8eaen Sprnoelldaum;
@s Idhlummert it'll I'M reinen Ser3en
Ser ainpbeit iiinsiter 8liitbentraum.
Ser Sommer lodt nit bunten Hei3en
SEES Siinelings frobe Sebensluit;
Die Sungfrau trdlmt o miloer
Winne,
limb Sreube tbront in ieber Sruit.
Ser Serbit rest iid nit Stlrmes@
i~auien,
Die aolb'nen Hoien linb berbliibt;
grlpiden lit bas iiibe Soffen,
Ser Su9enopabn lit ldnglt ner9lubt.
Ser 8inter biiut nit tpeiber 9ede
Sas altersararc 5rdlimerbaupt,
Sas ebebem nit fiiblen Shatten
9as Grin Der Soffnuns friif nms
laubt.
8e6etsbau6 bringt empor gum
Simmel,
Ghon ihipebt Der Sarg am @rabess
rano:
.Gnf 8ieberieben, frommer Yilger,
9ereinit inn etp'9en 8aterlanol"
.aIfreb...."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16
Gin GinScrjtimmd,cn

Gin &inoeritimmt,en lit eiu @ottes.
iegen,
@ie 9liitbenifnee liegt's auf ben
Iatogspeacn
l(ito hiillt III lad,enben Sonnenifetn
Ia oeine Sorgen luuo Miibcn ein.
llno mas 10 ein ainoeritimmhen
fam:
@s lott Der Siinbe ihlimmen 8ann
limo legt Dir in's Sers Cite uno
Wfiloe,
Gs gibt beinem Soften Elm bliihenb'
8efilbe.
limo oeiner tSdnoen ELM froblites
Hegen
So, elm ainoerItimmten lit ein Got.
tesiegen,
Oeiin on horIt oarin in Cult nnb 2eio
ginen 8long aus beiner ainoer5eit!
DC. H. &.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16

iiderlidJ allcs cher ais id)on! Wtan
funnte in nnieren 8eidGften - par,
BON! ma fam leioer nod INNER "
Mabden ieben, bic su Ssiten oes
9opfes gnnbflGden mic Seller bins
amsitchen baben, 10 oak man itarr
bteies Number anid)ancn mnk! limb
bic Wiitter Dnloen Sas!
Die aleibung ielbit miro Den WGo.
diem niht idner fallen, oenn lie for.
bert feline gntiaeung, Nber gut lit,
penn iolfe 3orid,rift befolgt miro.
Die Wdofen in Spisen. nno Siill.
blouien, mandle gefleibet, mie rpent
lie ST. einem @alle seben woQten, Dos
lit ~unpaiieno i'm. b6fiten 9rabe, uit6
nirit auf oas @eifGit fem euteS
2iht. Gas Bette bon ollem aber lit.
oaB bel gleifm1Biger &leibung bas
lleberbieten uno g~egenieitig Stf'
ausitehen fortfallt.
Soffentlif breitet iih oieie Gen.
iur.Sbee aus unb gibt ben Initob 80
elmer llmpdl5ilns auf bieiem Sc.
biete uno 5u elmer Yriif1ng oeiien.
mas Der @inen bibih 5u 8eiidte
itebt uno mas Die s(noere meiben
muB - unb mo- cine Irt bon 4lei.
bung binpaBt uno no lie uiht bin.
gebort. -
60 Die Hem gorfer Game IN benz
liberalen 9latt. Sir d riit1the
5rauen unb WGbhen a6er iinb
ODER pielmebr ~oIIten iein!
BEL Der guspabl Der 4leiber unb bes
iibrieen ,@erpuses" nod anbere ais
Die bier angefiibrten 8eiihtspunfte
maBeebenb. Dor slIem bitten iib
pirflih friitli6 oenfenbe urtb ban.
oelnoe Witglieoer bes rpeibliden @e.
ihlehts, 8leioer 5t tragen, meld,c
oen Sorberungen Der SittIid.
feit nift entiprehen. 9ie .Weo.
be" aleroings nimmt baranf feline
Hiidiiht. @os iie in ben lesten
Sabren, beionbers ieit Dem Iuffom.
men oes empire. unb 0irectoire.
8leioes. an SdeuBli6feiten unto
! ShGnoIitfeiten auf ben Warft &c.
braft bot. ipridt ieoer hriitliden
Site Sobn. 5rauen ,no Wdoden.
Die, u nm I'm itple" su fem, iolfe
Wooen mitmahen, itelen ibrem iits
! li6en gmpfinben elm i6lehtes 3ellg.
nib aus unb iino ielbit idulb barai,
nenn ma iie fiir Ieiftiinnige, flat.
terbafte @eifopfe bolt. @ir fonner
oas obne Surdt iasen - oenn I'M.
ter rnieren 2eierinnen iinb iolde
oberfldhlihe Wobenarinnen | d ep
lid niht Ell finben. 80
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16
@iKen Sie's!?

Or. Sarpep @ilep, Gbef bes Bun.
hes. Bureaus fir Gbemie, bat auf
benz Mabrunssmittel GongreB in
0enper. Col, Die moberne Saiisfrait
cine @iftmiiherin eenannt. Die
mooerne 9ucretia 9orgia lit bier in
beaen Shaaren," rief er aus, Site
pertbeileno aus ibrem gisifranf.
NIT ibrem Gpit uno Den fleinen 81.
nerfeiieln. Sebe Srau ionte bic
8orihriften Der Speenie fennen Ter.
men, anitatt 8affeeflatid au balten.
Bridge" 5u ipielen unb anoerens
3eitpertreib ii6 bin5ugeben. Die
gisibrGnfe iinb meiit 1obtenbduier,
bon mo aus 8ranfbeit unh Too ibret
gin5us in Die Samilie balten. Slide
uno Seller iino 8rntitGtten fir 9af.
terien. 10 lanee uniere mo6erne
Sraren lieber cine Sonate bon Beet
bopen ipielen ober Sbiden'ihe Stiide
leien, ais aui Ttomain.@ ifte in ibren
Gisihranfen uno anf ibrem 4ohge.
idirr 81 iabnoen. gs more better
INN Die Menihbeit beiteIt, penn Die
Srouen mebr auf tire ginfalfe.
Slide unb Seller ieben, mte am
&lapier iisen ober &omane lcIcn
miiroen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16

9as 9eben beitebt aus Sipei
SGliten: IN Der einen pergiBt NAH
81 lerlnen. in Der aubern lernt man
5i pereeien.
@enn mir flcin limo. ipieIen
mir nit Elppeu. @em mir groB
iinb. ipielen Die Yi1ppeu nit uns. ~
aeine @eisbeit, Die ouf groen
aelcbrt perben fam. permaa ms
oas 5i geben. mas ms ein @ort
mnb Elm 9Iid Der Mutter gibt.
Sdngeu Tic loder. ertDnt aus
Der Sarfe Saiten fein @obqalit;
Stumm unb tlanelos bIeibt audi oaS
perpei9lidte Ser5. .-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-16
Sinngeoidt.

@eibt 0u Der @egenpart ait
leben,
60 lit Dir ieber Gag seihenft;
8ebt in Die 3ufrnit tets 0ein
Streben,
bait On ielbit 9ein Slid Der.
brGnat. 80
@ebeimnibpoG lit Die llmbiilung,
Die oiht umihlieBt Der ,3itfuntt
Meid,.
limo ,insemib lit Die @rfilaung,
Sic fommt iait ME benz WuniHs
gleid,.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10
SAFFORD NEWS BUDGET
MRS. W. D. FRENCH, COrrespOnden

Mrs. Harry Dial left this morning for Duncan, Okla, to visit her mother
 B. B. Bray, of Hutchinson, Kas., ar rived in town from Globe this morn. ing.
 Miss Lola Fonda gave linen shower yesterday afternoon for a young bride to-be, Miss Mary Greenhalgh. The time was very agreeably spent in music, singing and reeiting, the guests exhib- iting much talent. Miss Greenhalgh was deluged with linen for all purposes, table pieces, handkerehiefs, towels, etc, many beautifully embroidered. Dainty refreshments were served. Arthur E.. Welker is the groom to be and the mar riage will take place November 24, Miss Fonda s guests were: Mesdames Cook, Nieks, Raymond Welker, J. A. Welker, Jacobson, Robinson Shirley, Searlett, Misses Hoopes, Pricilla Lay ton, Agnes Layton, Claridge, Kirkpat- rick, Vivian Reed, Irene Reed, Jennie and Dessie Freestone, Pearl and Fay Montierth, Morris, Robertson, Welker, Lowell, McCollum, Thompson, Notes, Perkins
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10

to take into consideration the advisa- bility of joining in federation of all dock laborers in the commonwealth of the colony.
 A movement is on foot to consolidate the two big locals of the carpenters and joiners at Memphis into one body. A third local, composing the colored union carpenters of the city, will, under the plan recently proposed, retain it's present organization.
 The membership of the Retail Clerks International grew from 5000 to 50,- 900 between 1898 and 1909
 The Retail Clerks union in Evans vile, Ind, is rapidly growing by appeal ing to the other unionists to insist upon union clerks waiting on them
 Thos. L. Wilson, international vice president of the Machinists' union, an. nounees that several new large lodges are soon to be formed in the vicinity of Boston.
 At the recent convention in Minneap olis, Minn., F. Nj. Ryan was reelected international president of the Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Interna tional association.
 Painters of Zanesville, Ohio, now re- ceive $3 for eight hours work.
 The ladies waist cutters have organ ized in New York lately.
 The Iron Holders union in Dallas, Texas, has been reorganized.
 Meat cutters and butchers in Jack son, Michigan, now have union.
 More than 100000 coal miners in South Wales have sustained wage re- ductiens.
 The Janitors' union in Greater New York has just published the first num- Der of it's monthly magazine.
 The trouble between the miners and their employers in northern Wyoming has been settled and I4,000 men have returned to work.
 Members of the Minneapolis, Minn., Carpenters union have started move ment to obtain site and erect build ing of their own.
 Greater Boston District Council of Plumbers comprises the locals of that craft in Boston, Newton, Lynn, Salem, Maiden and Brockton.
 There is movement among the cot ton operatives of Lancashire, England; to bring about a shortening of the hours of labor by further legislation.
 A referendum vote on whether or not to affiliate with the International Boiler Makers and Iron Shipbuilders will be taken by all the affiliated locals of the United Boiler Makers and Iron Ship builders.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10
Arizona News and Comment

old country. during which time he was granted an audience with Pope Plus x.
 News from Boston is that recent bids of $60 for large blocks of old Domin. ion have failed to bring out the stock.
 A neat jail break was made from the Douglas calaboose when Charles Moore, a negro, neatly sawed through a three e-quarter-inch iron bar and then wriggled through an eight inch open ing, which seemed impossible when it was taken into consideration that Moore is a negro of unusual bulk.
 A freight extra on the Fl Paso X Southwestern was derailed Saturday night by reason of a broken flange and twelve freight ears were piled up in heap, delaying traffic for several hours.
 Announcement has been made that Elbridge w. Graves, formerly assist ant cashier of the Consolidated National bank of Tuscon, will succeed l.. C. Hanks as cashier of the First National Bank of Douglas.
 Rev. w. W. Breckenridge of the Pres. byterian church of Tucson will surren- der his pulpit to a number of business men, who will preach series of "Boost. ing Sermons, beginning next Sunday
 Daniel Bracewell, young man for. merly of Phoenix, was shot anl killed by a policeman in San Francisco while attempting holdup last week.
 The output of the Copper Queen smell ter at Douglas for the month of October was 9,400,000 pounds and of the Calu- met & Arizona shelter 4,500,000 pounds.
 The Arizona varsity eleven won the football game from the New Mexico Ag- rieultural college at Fl Paso Saturday afternoon by score of 6 to 0.
 w. E. Tucker, Tucson barber, was arrested while parading the streets un- der the influence of liquor and clad only in hat and an undershirt.
 Taking the position that the city council exceeded it's powers in passing the ordinance, Judge Kent has made permanent the injunction to restrain Phoenix from putting into effect the "open front" saloon ordinance.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10

AFFORD, November 9.-Miss Eli DOison, accompanied by her little iFv, Harold Gates, left this morn br California. Harold will join mother at San Jose and Miss bod rlI proceed to Lake City, where WI visit al the homes of two broth iOy the winter. |A WaHtIaud of San Francisco ar d n Safrord last evening. c. LoriIoe of Louisville is a bus
 visitor to the valley. E J Egan returned to Clifton this |nlg
 |K J. C. Robinson and Zona re Ha home from the ranch yesterday. Ni ScObIe and family are preparing noye back to Globe to live. Chas.
 Waffle has rented the Scoble ranch
 Lebanon and will take possession ss
 any Dial and Booth, the photOg
 lH left for Nogales this morning
 W lyer Sof Chicago, came up iron
 thls morning.
 2 and Mrs |. E. Solomon left las
 als for Globe, where they will wis
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10

r.iyersity of Arizona and the 1he TI Ti5b school played nothing Io'nA oning r'' game in the Capital City arisy DT aftero"o"'
 s-5 in cash was taken from ASoa, s,ter of the drug store of A, F.
 I,s' ,3 ip wu,'ow by robbers the oth- ,rsnins'
 onh,r. schools have suspend S;oN .e.sk v 10 give the teachers an ils ,r % tu attend the territorial lsI,Dl' I.,ts which is in session in Phoe- ooe>ng game of the basket l~ ,r yL hr.Necn the Bisbee and
 say N C. A. teams began Sat |syg | evening at the Bisbee gymnas- 1eFrips. l6-year-old youth
 %f nf.. with a penehant for joy oGD'', D other people's vehicles, has
 ,,..ted for breaking lock on
 S. and appropriating to his own
 'D+ ,,,,in harness and other parapher- 1. rot his own.
 ,, Morales, mayor of the city of
 ..,, .aU Mexico, is making an ex' [iS visit in Arizona cities. |-, Lowell Plumbing company, for ai Lowell has moved it's shop sess to Bisbee, where they ex- o find a better field for their
 of business
 ,,,,,s $ Morales of Douglas drew l -,5tbs in iail for obtaining $25 for
 ,rs cheek of S45 from a woman of | Shelter City, Morales said the |,.,, was all a joke, but the judge 1 il rather seriously.
 k,t has been brought in Phoenix to .Tr siOO)O from the United States I,Tr S Guaranty company, as sure I. o5 inc bond of the officers of the {. National Bank of Bisbee, defunet. b,silent Prindle of the Helvetia 3rrg company says the mine could nsie to pay handsomely if a lower on the shipment of ores from the ,sry could be secured.
 bey Father Meurer of the Bisbee E,aR church has returned to his par | after several months spent in the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10
sSSf | f < F + + + F < F f
 LABOR NOTES
F4++++++++++++ + < < < <

|l' female clerks in Leavensworth,
 laye formed an organization. A ,Ioakmakers in Baltimore have Nel strike after a long eontet !! z new union of moving picture a.0h m Cincinnati is progressing 2, 2 New Jersey state CDnvention ot IhA,eFs ,s League will meet in l'y x. J.
 ial'ttlaI disputes and strikes in a during ,he month of August
 'Ae lo.s of lOS,000 working
 oheiaI journal of the Interna-
 Association of Steam Engineers -s'eaiter ae printed in Brooklyn. |Iug tae las. three months 37 new
 VI OmId'ng laborers have been
 u oItcruut cities of this eoun- Trades and Labor congress of ' N IS >aud will spend several 'lS dollars on organization '1nng ta. coming year. r0oto tngravers union reports s, s,,D,tiSnip of 1866, a net increase {" |" the present year. Thetotal IS locals Is 49, gain of four.
 sl the initiative of Boston igspnleal union, a call has been
 r .Ot tae formation of New Eng ,, 'PSrapa.cm union in the near r,.. Na'onaI Federation of Cotton |,.5 at lls annual convention
 resolution to change the l Al T @.aelr tGelr organization to the Ma.
 VIoth Weaycrs.
 nachinl,.s union in Denver is
 E wav, of prosperity just |s G' the first time in several mf S reported, all the members of n, S,afe I are working full time.
 |son,,,.m%, m%''on of a labor council, to |sr 'osgo g oI wood carvers, uphol- |sb, ,ro'ne' 5:ne makers and finishers i tle,ss $ ulSGuss. 0 among the members ,ie caI.c cTSils ln Boston at this time. |S Sa,lIofnIa section of the wo-
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10
Silver Belts Want Ads

IMPORTANT NOTICE-T the future advertise ment for the Silver Belts want department will be cepted unless the copy accompanied by the cash The low rate of one cent word per issue made on cash basis and in the future deviation will be made from this rule Cash must accompany copy for classified advertisements.
 No Advertisement Taken for Less Than 25 Cents
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10

shooter between Wiley $ saloon in Miami and the Warrior hill. Finder leave at Silver Belt office and receive $5 reward
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10

FOR sALE-5O shares of Keith Theater stock. Will sell for $450 cash. Ad. dress U. F. Silver Belt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10

FOR SALE--A snapl $2,OO0 house $1,600. Terms. This is the best buy in town. Investigate. Ruth A.. Globe, 11O East Oak street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10

FOR RENT-Two room house, centrally located 325 South Hill street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10

FOR SALE-Threeg gallon nickel plated coffee urn, almost new. P. O. Box 34l.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10

FOR RENT-Three-room house Nofts- ger hill, $17.50 per month. Two-room house on School hill, $l2.5O per month. Union Realty & Trust So, Room l, IF North Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10

FOR RENT-Nine-room brick house, three furnished, suitable for rooming or boarding house. BPS West Pinal
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10
FOR sALE-HousEs

FOR SALE--Fine home place in good residence district; modern. Worth $2500, can be purchased for $2l00 if taken within the next few days. Un. ion Realty & Trust Co.,, TT North Broad.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10
FOR RENT-HoUsEs

FOR IENT-Four-room house on Noftsger hill. $l2.50 per month. Ad- dress l.. N. Frakes, City.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-10

FOR SALE-NUMBER YOUR HOUSE House numbers for sale at the Sil- yer Belt ofliee-nice, nickel plated ones; what you need to number your house attractively, for 50 cents. Come and get them while they last.