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The daily sentinel., 1909-03-16

Fresh candies at Cameron's. All
Main street
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-16

stationery-van Horn Drug Com
pany, SOL Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-16

Fine rigs. single or double. al all
times, at Blue Barn
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-16

Drugs-van Horn Drug Company.
551 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-16

/ AldIiNt uuutI arrest MIS. W OOu
has a family living here and her hus-
band works at the blacksmith trade.
1t has been rumored that the In
dians in the Uintah river bottoms,
were in a starving condition. Inquiry
into the matter has failed to verify
the rumor. The Indians are hunting
hay put tAey seem to have food for
themselves Express
One of the merriest public dances
of the season will be the st. Patrick S
night ball of the Eagles You know
what big successes the annual halls
of the Eagles have been in the past
well this time all past successes viii
be eclipsed.
Woods & Ackerman can sell you
home on conditions that make it an
extravaganza for you to continue
paying rent. s4S Main.
Two pair lots on Colorado avenue
at $500 per pair. Three pair lots on
Colorado avenue at $500 per pair
See Gray. 3S7 Main street.
We fully guarantee every Front
Rank or Boynton furnace that we
INSTALL. II. Lane.
Green carnations for st. Patrick's
day. Call at or phone to Grand
Floral Company for them.
Exclusive patterns of wall paper
may be had at the Mesa Paint and
Wall Paper Co, 3S9 Main street.
Largest and latest designs of postal
cards at Cameron's. All Main street
Now about that single or double
harness, let us see Fred Mantey.
Big line of writing tablets at Cam
eron's. All Main street.
A new line of conees at the Grieg
Mercantile Company.
Awnings put up at reasonable
prices and by experienced mechanics.
y II. Lane.
Green carnations for st. Patriek's
day. Cali mt or phone to Grand
Floral Company for them.
Colorado-bred horses at Free cor
raj, Fifth and Ute.
Saddle horses at Free corral. Fifth
and Ute.
Stationery-van Horn Drug Com
pany, SOL Main.
Drugs-van Horn Drug Company,
551 Main.
Fine rigs. single or double. AT all
times, at Blue Barn.
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Fresh candies at Camerons. An
Main street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-23

was part Of the Roosevelt admins
tFation The pure food law was one
Of the Roosevelt polielei Under the
Inspiration Of Mr. Rsuseycits strong
personality Secretary Wilson help
ed to enforce the spirit Of the act.
Wiley Tee Strict,
Under the present administration
there has been 4 marked change In
the spirit OF the entire agricultural
department So far as this depart
msnt has 10 do with the cnforee.
ment Of the pure food Law. more ia
heard cvery day Of DR. Wiley's too
strict and too technical lnicrprctai
tons and rulings Minor officials
who diEagree With Or Wiley are en-.
eduraged 10 carry out their Ideas
aud Or Wiley has been made 10
feel that he no longer has the sup.
port II tho secretary Of agriculture
or Of the White House
All these facts are We'll known to
members of the state food commits
sions. many Of whom will be pres
eai as delegates at the convention Of
the rational association Of dairy
and food departments which opens
at Denver tomorrow The state al
thnrities are watching with great
concern 10 see II the pure food law Is
TO BE- upheld BY genuine enforce
ment or whether It IL 10 become
the prey 10 politics and 10 20 the
way Of other Roosevelt policies. @
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-23
SOFT SWEET MUSIC
Of SPAIN WILL BE
RENDERED TONIGH1
AN EVENING IN OLD MADRID
TO DC TIE FEATURE At
TIE FAIR,

The soft. sweet s0auaa Of Caftll
Han melody. the glowing llfhta Of
4 mldaummefa evening IN Old Mad
ia. the gay eostumlng u the span
lsh dancer. the tofeador and tho
wandering gypsy, will mlngie 10.
gethof this evening IN the Court OF
Honor Of the exposition. which VII
be- transformed tor tho occasiou 10.
TO a summer garden IN the capital
Of Ancien; Spain.
solnlsia ffum Eilcry'f band, the
Hawaiian singers. tho Aihambfu
quartet and other musicians viii
render the songs nf Spain. hita from
Carmen. ianKihd tefouadea. 'slg
uldilin," BY Hoist, "Eatudiautina,
b. iAoomhe and other melodies Of
southern Europe the singers all IN
appropriate costume
Exposition visitors will gather
about the Caar, o. Honor at =
o'clock for the beginning Of the On.
tsg,nlnmchi. which Ia 10 be called
"A Nlshi IN Old Madrid" Special
decorations and Nominations for
tho occasion include Fireworks and
cascades Of fire over the dcYsff
Basin Cointed acarchliEhts PLAY
inE on boats IN the basin viii be a
feature The entertainment il on.
ilrely free TO faif visitors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-23
THIEVES ROB CHURCH

Cly detectives so far have been
unable 10 find any trnce OF the
thieves that entered St henedleia
church AZ Green Lake, Saturday
nlght. In search Of yaluahlus bat
secured only 30 cents
A scene Of confusion met the eyss
oi the ianit0r vhen he opened the
doors u the church lust before
Sunday morning services besides
fobbing the contribution boz. moth.
ms Of value was taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-23
IS
ENJO|NED IN
LOVE MATCH
Farmer Gets Restraining
Order So She Can't
Marry or Torment His
Son With. Her Charms.

DETROIT. Aug ~ Alleging
that LILY nurden. a school teacher
80 years Of age, has been eKefiing
AN undue Influence over his i1yonf'
old son. Ernest d Shove. farmer
Of nrownayllle township. has oh
tanned court injunction restraining
the woman from molosting or In any
way interfering with the hoy
In his petition Shove said the
teacher iaat year told him the boy
was dull aud offered 10 teach him
after hours This resulted In her
gaining considerable influence over
tho boy. and. according To the par
ont. OF a detrimental sort
The father says he learned Of the
teachers attentions after the lad
had skipped 10 farm near Mount
Clemens. where the woman persist
ed ia Waiting him The boy was
next sent 10 Pennsylvania. but the
woman followed him there aud be
was brought home. The nyertnfeh
dld not cease, however aud finally
Shove. Ia desperation, asked fof the
injunction aud got H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-23
SPANISH WAR VETS
PLAN ENCAMPMEhT

Tacoma Will be the scene Of the
first national eueamnmont Of the
United Spanish Var Veterans. TO
be held September s. . aud 10
Approximately 600 delegates In.
ending some from the Philippine
Alaska and Hawaii. will be In At
tendance. one Of the features Of
the gathering will be- drills between
organized teams Prominent army
aud navy Officers have promised to
be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-23

Steamer Fortuna leaves Lasehi
park for around Mercer island. five
times daily. Two hours ride. 2se
see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-23
SCALP WANTED
BY THE ADULTERATORS
Ia. Are After Head
! Government Doctor
I, His Cam psign
t,.inst AdullerNted
Foods,

u''-NoN n Aug "a -
SishlNSSl'v,it'' " WILEY viii he
~ q v, y .ft,si which A Ia
rsfled W ". w ,,,,,.. t,,1 r,nv,n
qsdg y ~. -, rbe ,penirs
Z y w ~ -, - ~, snvas,,t m
D lele W. ,., T. Y IA Vst M m
] ssliIalns Nv NV, lsa
,he powerful interests which
IA " selllng eiiih3ilhed ana
s,aiia toods have pe'n tFS'ns
klstl The law el eiipIl,ns "
,-sl.lisilon A. NhVN w
Hsslion Is ehlei chemist -
~ responsible TOT letnn'Vai IN
--enilQns q tue law tne opie
- kAs been eilsase9 ~ Wy lhk
r. q surround ~ Wiley ana
80 10 ~ bis scalp Tue eira,
x 4 ne sVeHiieg ~ 'i''N'' N'''al "
IL 81 step IN TIE campaign 10
rsast
! o...,,,,rr Rvllnes.
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- scala o'vi -. ~, ~ s'', NV, "
nansA ~ stle'sa Nv, , wv =
D sake Y psai 49, HVNs''F ~
lln q Aoui'sta'ee anu e"n
rs Nod.
y hfsi hlg sifese OF lhc Rem
hert vas the aaseslloa ben
u Il soda decision ~ Whey.
n exhaustive experiments, con
w that oenioale % soda was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-23
Some Substantial Savings ON Furniture

DINING ROOM cHAIIts-tIigh
class. fuii quarter saved oak.
boxed, cane seat. Regularly 81.
Special s2.25.
Same IN full leather seat reg
ulnfly it90 special fa.hs. Fin
ish golden or early Engliah.
DINING eHAIn-Full quarter
sawed oak. substantially cons
ntrucfed with shaped wood scat.
Regularly tatQ. Special eI.ss.
sOLID OAK sTAND--2t-inoh,
nutnFon top "a inches high. Fine
lahrd early English Regular
price tia0. Special a2fe,
SOLID OAK sTAND--Suuare
tor. 1884 and center shelf. fin
irhod In early English. HeRuinr-
ly 1000. Special $3.50,
PRINCESS DHEssE R-Full
quarter sawed OAK. tb-lnch top.
alsl0-lnnh French hevel plate
mirror, fun swell front. Hegu-
Larry $3.50 introductory price,
e29hO.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-19

ate curry to secure refreshments de-
sired by Brentwick.
The girl bad seated herself on one
end Of an extremely cOmfOrtless
lounge and was making palpable
effort 20 seem at ease. Brentwick
stood at one Of the windows, shout
ders rounded and head bent. hands
clasped behind bis back a. be peered
out into the night Klrkwood dropped
the travelling bag beneath q chalr the
farthest removed from the doorway
and took 20 pacing the door
In q corner Of the room a tall grand
fathers clock licked or ten intermlna
bic minutes. For some reason uncon-
scionnbly delaying. the landlady did
not reappeaF. Brentwick, abruptly
turning from the window. remarked
the fact querulously then drew a chair
up to a marble topped table In the
middle OF the door.
my dear" he requested the girl
"will you oblige me by sitting over
here7 And. Philip, bring up a chair
n you will. We must not permit our
selves TO worry. and have something
here which may perhaps engage your
interest for awhile"
To humor him and alleviate bis evil
DENT distress Of mind they acceded.
KirkwOod found himself seated opDo-
site Dorothy. Suddenly Charles burst
uncersmonIOusly in. leaving the door
wide open.
"Mr. Brentwick, SIR" be cried gus
lily. s'that other car
with a smothered ejaculation KIRK
wood leaped % bis feet. Juggling &C the
weapon In bis pocket In another IN.
slant be had the revolver exposed
The girls cry Of alarm. interrupting the
mechanician. fixed Brentwick's atten-
tiOn on the young man. ne. too. stood
up. reaching over very quickly 20
clamp strong. supple singers round
KlrkwO0d's wrist. while with the 9th
e. band be laid bold Of the revolver
and By q single twist wrenche6 4
away.
Kirkwood turned upon him IN fury.
$50" be cried. ahaking with passion,
'this - what your hospitality msanti
You're golng to-
ny dear young friend" Interrupted
BrontWick. with q cash az impatienea.
remember that II bad designed 20
bstFay you could have asked 20 BET
ter opportunity than when yOu were
my guest undor my owB root"
"Bue-hang q an. Brentwiek,- en-
pogtulatod KlrkWood, ashamed ana
eontFifa, bat worried upon By despsr-
ate aUp1shansios. = didnt mean that
but--
-wouIa sou have ouilsts ayiPs vh'n
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-19

sne n neaFr- demanded BfentWfc9
Bcathlngly. Hastily be slipped che ~
volver upon a little shelf beneath The
table top. "sir." be informed Kire.
wood with some heat. Il love you ~
my own son. but you're q young fool
a. ! have been IN my time and 90 !
would 10 heaven ! might be againI
Be advised. Philippe calm. Can't
you zee its the only way 70 save gouf
treasurer
Hang the JewelsF' retOrted KIRK
wood warmly. What
"sir. who said anything about a.
iewelsT
As Brentwick spoke Calendars cor
pulent figure oiled the doorway; STRIP
ker's weather worn features Ioome1
over bis shoulder. distorted IN 3 chser
ful leer.
IS 20 the Jewels" announced TIE
fat adventurer 1--WE got q word -
say, u you PM Il 10 me that way"
He pauseS on the threshold, parity
for dramatic effect. partly for bis own
satisfaction. In hia hand q resOlVe4
appeared, poised Tor immedlate ure q
there were need.
There was none Brentwlck, az ~
primal appearances, had dropped q pnr,
emptory hand on KirkwOod's shoulder.
forcing the young man back % -
seat AZ che same time he reaem1
bis own The girl had noe etirfoa
from heFs since the hrst elarm. she
sat as n transdxed with terror, lean.
ing forward with her elbows % tha
table. her hands tightly claspod, hes
face, q little blanched, turned % ia
door. But her scarlet lips were oot
and hrm with lnnexibla purposs. ana
her brown eyes met Calendars with 3
look level and unnlnchlng. Beyon1
this she gave no sign o. rscognislon.
Nearest Of the four 70 the advantnr.
ers was ChaFieA the mechanicisn.
paused IN afrighted establishment e
sight Of the rsvolYer. CalandaF, chess
ing 10 advance suddenly. poked ~
muzle Of the weapon iocularly b tba
mans ribs. BEAT 4. -Four EyosF ~
snapped. This h your cue 70 duchl
Get out % my Wayr'
Ths meehanleian jumped Is q 49,
then hastily Fotreated b TIE tahla hiB
nall0W features WORKING beneath tha
google maAk which had excited ths a.
edyentuFora scoga
-Coma Fight ln. capin." Caln1
threw ever enc shoaIdak ~Cemn ~
ahus tAs door an9 locs A. Legs e.
eoeiabie and have q niss Qal1t tinoF
BlEyAsg oheyoe. Win q doEla1Vs ra.
90 ~ ENkWooA
canun9aa sA~asaana aas e. 81
tcontinusd En- pags
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-19

weight OF Calendars revolver IN his
pocket. while be stared back along the
road.
There was nothing to be seen Of
their prosecutors.
The car continued 10 crawl. Five
minutes dragged tediously. Gradually
they drew abreast q tavern standing
back a distance from the road. Slug.
giBhiy the car rolled up before II and
came to q dead and silent halt
Charles. the mechanlcian. jumping out,
ran hastily up the path toward the lnn
IN the car Brentwlck turned again. his
eyes cuFiously bright In the starlight
his forehead quantity furrowed, bis
voice apologize.
1T may take a few minutes" be said
undecidedly. plainly endeavoring 70
cover up bis own dark doubts. "My
dear to the girl. III ! have brought
trouble upon you IN this wise | shall
never earn my own forgiveness"
"As II you could be blamedr' protest.
Cd the girl you mustn't think OF II
that way. Fancy, what should we
have done without your
"Pm afraid / have been very clum-
~" sighed Brentwick. clumsy and
impulslve. RirkwoOd. DO you hear
anythingT
"Not Jet. SIR"
''Perhaps." suggested Brentwick q
little later-"perhaps we had better
allght and 60 up 10 the inn. Il would
BE- more cOEy there. especially o the
petrol proves hard to obtain and We
have long, 10 wait"
II should ike that" aSsented the
Girl decidedly.
KIrkwood nodded bic approval,
opened the door and Jumped Out 70
assist her. then picked up the bag
and followed the pair, Brentwick lead
ing the way with Dorothy on his arm.
AZ the doorway Of the Crown and
Miter Charles met them. evidently -
riously disturbed. mo petrol 20 b.
had here, SIR" be announced reluctant.
b. ''but the landlord WIN send % the
nsxt inn. q mile up the road, for some.
You WI have 10 be patient I'm AFRAID,
STR"
~Very well Get some one 10 help
you puah the car On frOm The road"
ordered Brentwick I'VE win be wait.
ing b one of the privats pariors.S
~Xos. CIR. Thank you. SIR" The
mochanician touched the visor o. Biz
cap ana hurFisd OF.
Cessna KlrkWood.s Gently Brent
Wa drew TIE sir n With him.
a Foay cheoked and beaming lane-
nay mat him b the eorFidor an4. az
bows and smiles, uahered hin into a
prlvato pafior reserved for ne parry,
inuaalak.ir bunaiins ~ - = daznar.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-19

souls desire than to advantage nimseIf
Of her gratitude.
Perhaps she guessed a little Of the
fortunes OF the battle that was being
waged within him = perhaps not
Whatever the trend Of her thoughts,
she did not draw away from him.
Presently the silken lashes dropped,
autterlng upon her cheeks. The tired
and happy smile lowered about her lips.
In something less than half an hour
OF this wild driving KlrkwoOd reused
out Of his reverle sufficiently TO be-
come sensible that the speed was
slackening. IncOherent snatches OF
sentences, fragments OF words and
phrases spoken by Brentwiek and the
mechanIcian. were dung back past bis
ears By the rushing wind Shielding
hls eyes, be could see dimly that the
mechanician was tinkering apparent
ly1 with the driving gear. Then, their
pace continuing steadily TO abate, be
heard Brentwick ding at the man q
sharp toned and querulously impatient
question. "What r. the trOubleT His
reply came IN a single word. not dis
tingulshable.
The girl sat up. opening her eyes,
disengaging her arm.
KlrkWOOd bent forward and touched
Brentwick on the shoulder. The latter
turned 10 him a face lined with deep
concern.
''TrOuble,r be announced suDerilu-
S1sly. Il fear we have blundered."
what n itT asked Dorothy IN q
troubled voice
'Pe1ol seems 20 be running low.
Charles here"-he referred 90 the
mechanician-~sayS the tank must be
leaking Wen 90 on a. best we can
and tty 70 and an Inn. Fortunately
most o. the inns nowadays keep sup
plies % petrol Cor Just such smsr-
gonciea."
-Afs Ws-do you think"--
~0h. no: not 3 blt Of danger oe that"
returned BrantWick hastily. They'll
not catch up with us this night That
4 q very inferior car they havo--So
Charles says at Ieast--nothlng %
compare with this. If I'm not IN oF-
roE. there's TIE Crown and fitsr tust
ahead Wen make a. ca our tanls
and b 81 asain bsfors they can make
10 half theif loas"
Dorothy locked anxioasly % Kirk
WOOD. boE Dps forming an unuitoFo6
Qsgy-what tn - thinkf
@Dpn't WOEsy. Wen hare ne tres
49," he r,asgueod her gtoufiy. ~Ehs
cAau&sur knows unfoubtaaly."
nona eha ieeB D. was nogod q aiana
% A. fha tsuneaa. conacioua az ne
pru.enco e tho tFavellng baa unRg ~.
tWeaa ~ fesL e. wi e. - ehe
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-19

now they were without the city hound
arles-then the complexion OF the tiusi-
ness was suddenly changed.
Not too soon for honest sport Cal
padar was to have KirkwOOd would
have said IN lurld American idiOml a
run for his money. The scattered
lights o. sOuthaIl were winklng out
behind them before Brentwick chose
70 give the word to the mechanlclan.
Quietly the latter threw In the clutch
FOR the third speed-and the fourth.
The car leaped forward like a startled
race horse. The motor lifted merrily
into It's deep throated song OF the open
road, its contented, silken humming
passing into a sOnorous and sustained
pur.
KlrkwOod and the girl were first
Jared violently forward, then thrown
together She caught his arm 10
steady herself. II seemed che most
natural thing Imaginable that be
should take her hand and pass Il be-
meath bis arm, holding her 20. bis IN
gers closed above her own. Before
they had recovered or bad time to
catch their breath q mile Of Middlesex
had dropped 10 the rear.
Not quite % far had they dlsianced
CaiendnF's trailing Nemesis Of the four
eiaring eyes. The Dursuers put forth
q gallant effort 60 hold their place At
intervals during the 1rst few minutes
heavy roaring and crashing could be
keard behind them. Gradually Il sub
.sided. dying on the wings Of the free
Eushing wind that bufeted their faces
e. mile after nile was reeled on and
tta Wids. daFkllnE English countryside
opened cut before them. sweet and
wonderful
Once KlrkWood looked back. IN the
ul1kinG OF az eye be saw four faded
ASKS 81 light. pallid win despair. top
q distant rise and glide down into
DARKNESS When be turned Dorothy
wa tntofroGating him with eyes wbose
NoIf|ne. Swallowed iovellnasz. revealed
b bim b tie Hight Of the far. stiil
starr. seemed % incite him % that
a1nons which BE had bads hfmsslf
Reist vita Ell hIS strenetb
lEo aboct his hoae 81 n b say.
Eheg cannot cntch us"
Mis boor was not Jet Time enough
b tn,nk az love ana marriage (as e
o. were oapable % consecutive thoasht
~ anT Dihsr subleen -tlulo enough q
nt el ihem when hs hn1 gono bach
y ~ aIncs. 81. gathgr. whea - slos1
4o 1een9 a ~ ~ ranAs cf bread
sn1 - have proved Ne flEht
1laI harpinee1s tlm8 encuEb
s. ~ whateecr - might baga
f at nar leet Nav ~ eoefd
iss = - haew usseArv . ~
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-19

TO ali persons subject to Bilious Attacks Sour Stomach Ind
gesOn, Constipation Headache Dizziness Heartburn Verti-
(bnd staggers, Foul Breath, SalOw Complexion other
symptoms of 9 Torpid Liver, say
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-09
The big well recently brought in by

The big well recently brought in by the water company means more for the future of Globe than the greatest mine in the district. It insures for the city for years to come an abundant supply of water for all purposes and leads strongly to the belief that other strong flows of water will be discover ed to augment the present supply, which is much greater than was re- ported in the news columns of this pa- per on Thursday morning. Experts are .aow of the opinion that there is enough water in sight to literally supply city of 10000 people, with plenty of water Even in the dry seasons for irrigation purposes. The water company has worked necessarily for year or more and has expended vast sums of money in prosecuting it's search for water and it Is to be congratulated on the flow 1t has encountered. With this abund- ant water supply. insurance rates will ultimately be reduced and the fire haz- ard greatly diminished It also makes possible flowers, lawns and shade trees, in brief-the city beautiful.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-09
he metropolis. While safe, guarding

the metropolis. While safe guarding the interests of the people regarding the usage of streets, etc., don't throw up prohibitive barriers. While Globes fu- ture is absolutely lustrous; while we all believe 1t is going to make the greatest mining city in the world, there is a bare chance that we may be overly op- timistic, and then, in that event, capi- tai has taken the full measure of chance. Transportation companies are not look ing to do the city any great harm. They are not made up of thieving lot of grafters. Prosperity for the city means prosperity for them. They want a franchise, not that will rob the people of any of their vested rights, but they want franchise that will make prof itable the venture and that will allow them to conduct their undertaking in peace. Gentlemen of the city council, consider the matter carefully, remem- bering that Globe is not a metropolis, but that the enterprise that is at pres ent knocking at the city's door will early remove the swaddling garments and take the city from the embryoic class.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-09
Rank Foolishness

"when attacked by eoagh or 8 cold, orw hen your throat is sore, it is rank foolishness to take any other medicine than Dr. Kings New Dis eovery," says c. O. Eldridge, of Elm pire, Ga. "I have used New Discovery seven years and l. know it Is the best remedy on earth for coughs and colds, croup, and all throat and Jung trou- bles. My children are subject to croup, but New Discovery quickly cures every attack" Known the world over as the King of throat and lung remedies. Sold under guarantee at Palace Pharmacy drug store. 50 cand s1.00. Trial bot tie free.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-09
Don't Take the Risk

When you have bad cough or cold do not let it drag along until it tseofnet chronic bronchitis or develops ixao al attack of pneumonia but give it the at tention it deserves and get rid of it Take Chamberlain $ Congh Remedy and you are sure of prompt relief. From a small beginning the sale and use of this preparation has extended to all parts of the United States and to many foreign countries. Its many remarkable cures of coughs and colds have won for it this wide reputation and extensive use. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-09

The Silver Belts subscription for the month of January wili average better than 5000. Tkis is larger circula- ton than that of any other daily news paper in the world published in city of 12,0o0 people. The Silver Belt, with It's full night press report and sparkling local stories, is given up to be the best daily newspaper in the south west.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-09

The city aldermen should have re- trained from cutting Broad street on the bias. The sheath effect would be a little more acceptable to the advanced tastes of the people of Globoe.