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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10

Besides 90 large cups from each 9Jc package of Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee, now put in 25c clever silvered "No- Drip" Coffee Strainer Coupon. Look for itl The satisfae ton of Health Cof- fee is, besides, most perfect. Made only from pure toasted cereals, malt, nuts, etc. Sold by Morehead X Lunn.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10

Special sale genuine Oregon City Mills Wool Blankets at s2.50 s3 and $3.50. These sell regularly at So and s6. McNeil s Furniture store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10

If you want the best driving or rid ing horses, call up the o. K. Phone 4sl. ". P. Kelsey, Prop.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-10

Globes best livery-O. K. Stables. W. P. Kelsey, Prop. Phone isl.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30

We are pleased to learn that the
Noble building, which has been mis-
taken by outsiders to be a monument
to a city standing still, is to be con-
verted into sign of a city in the
act of progressing.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30
WHERE THE TARIFF Is LAID.

President Taft's idea Of the tariff
is one which will appeal to the masses
who. on account Of the numbers rath-
er than their wealth, have always
been selected to bear the brunt Of
governmental expense. The tariff has
always been laid most heavily upon
those things which the people must
have, the people who have had the
least proportionate influence with the
trainers of the tariff. 1t could never
be urged that a tariff on coffee and
tea was in any way protective. The
only excuse for it was that the gov
eminent needed the money and such
indispensable commodities as tea and
coffee We're sure to bring it.
1t was so in the matter of internal
on a great variety Of articles Of COM
mon use, among them matches, which
people would use and waste regard
less Of cost Finally the revenue was
dispensed with on all articles except
liquors and tobacco. Their retention
was imputed by a great many people
to the moral sensibilities Of the law
makers who chose TO let the burden
rest on such ungodly and useless
commodities as whisky and tobacco.
As a matter of fact the law makers
knew that the consumers of these
articles would have them, however
great the tax on them might be. The
traffic in them would bear almost any
amount of tax.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30
THE DYNAsTIEs OF sERvIA.

The Servian kingdom has not been
in existence very long and perhaps
would not be much longer but for the
wish of the powers to refrain from
are necessary. In such a country
dynasties are also short lived or
rather they are not very continuous.
The present one of Karageorgeo
witch. whose extinction or eclipse is
now threatened, had its beginning
los years ago when George CZerney.
a hog driver we believe. came into
some prominence by his masterfulness
as a patriot and with the aid of
Russia made some Roadway against
Turkey, the heredity oppressor of his
country. and was elected prince Of
yServia. Czerney soon ceased to fill
the public eye and the tyranny Of
Turkey was restored. Then later
came the Russo Turkish war, one of
the results Of which was the indie
pendence of Servia and the ascend
ency, or reascendency, of the Obren-
ovitches, a dynasty which had been
created sixty years earlier in the pc
riod of the brief triumph of Milosch
Obrenovitch. of as obscure origin as
that of George Czerney, the founder
Of the Karageorgeovitches.
With the kingdom of Servia came
Milan, the worst of all the Obreno-
witch patriots, his abdication and the
end Of the dynasty in the assassina-
ton Of his son, Alexander, and Queen
Draga-
From somewhere among the hedges
and byways of Europe there was
brought out Peter Karageorgeovitch.
who after six years Of turmoil is
weary of his job, which has been
that Of being the slave of the army,
which has never permitted him to
forget the fate of Alexander. 1t is
no wonder that the Crown Prince
George has recently renowned the
succession and it is little wonder that
the second son Alexander has hes
itated to take it up.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30
YOURjLAST CHANCE

This is the last week for you to get
the Nernis Martyr bed in the window
of Massie Il Sons for nothing. II
will be auctioned off at pm. April
3rd. Hurry and get your coupons.
We have just bought big BANK
RUPT STOCK of Perfumery and 9TH
er toilet goods and we will now offer
them at less than one-half the first
cost. We have enough To make the
whole town smell good.
See our Beds, Springs, Mattresses.
Rockers, Chairs, and Tables. See the
Mission Buffet We have trunks, Suit
Cases and SC and 10c counters.
We will buy all your secondhand
goods.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30

Denver, March 29.-The Post today
asserts that Joe Cans. the former light
weight champion Of the world, has de-
velOped tuberculosis of the lungs and
will never again be seen in the ring.
Crump pays Is cents cash for eggs.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30
JOE CANS. coNsuMPTIVE.

FRANK J. OBRIEN, Broker
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30

The trouble with the arguments Of
the minority congressman against the
tariff bill seems to be that. while they
are able to discover many things in
the schedules which they do not APP
prove Of, they are incapable of get
ting together in behalf of something
they do approve of.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30

German statesmen continue to in
sist that their navy is being con-
structed solely as a defense and not
as a threat against any other sea
power. 1t would be interesting to
learn what nation the Germans expect
to be compelled to defend themselves
world beating fleet.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-30
Notice to Horse Owners

The Percheron stallion. Rlmbault,
No. 56105, will make the season Of 1909
at the Metropolitan stables. with the
exception Of TUESDAYS and Wednes-
days, will stand at the Lin Orme ranch
9 miles northwest Of Phoenix. Russell
Nc. and Boydella will make the season
Of 1909 at the METROPOLITAN stables
Black K Van Kirk. owners.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-07
DR.. SAMUEL NJ. LEGGETT'S
0EM.LEGEND PUBLISHED

A postAumous pocm-legend Of Or
chard Lake. by DR. Samuel NJ. Leg.
gett. a well-known physician in Pom
tiac some 80 years age, has just been
published In booklet form by friends
of Dr. Leggett and Is now on SAFE IN
the book stores OF Detroit. Pontiac
and Worthwhile, and may also be OBJ
tanned from r. d. TAILOR, OF the Ell
uott-Tay lor- Woolfendcn Co.
DR.. Leggett was physician OF
eminence, finely educated and exceed
ingly fond of the country Of which
he wrote in his poem. The
Orchard Lake region is rlca
in indian lore, and II was
in the vicinity OF Pontiac that
the Indian chiefs rendezyoused. AS
stated i'll the little introduction 10
"Me-nah-sa- CORNING the island tn
Orchard lake was called Apple
Place" Only three weeks ago Indian
graves were found there and some
thought one was the testing place OF
Pontiac, the famous Indian chief. This
theory, however. is not supported by
the facts, as history has 1t that he
was buried in the west.
The legend has TO dc with maiden
who became insane because her lover
chief died. Whenever she could es-
cape from her guardian, she would
take the body OF the chief from It's
resting place in the old ground across
the lake and carry it back where the
lodge formerly stood. Upon her re-
fusal To marry, the tribe killed her.
and this crime so offended the Great
Spirit that he avowed his intention 10
wholly destroy the tribe. and give her
power &c assume her earthly form at
any time She compelled the attend
ance OF the tribe by beating the In
dian drum. At this sound they must
gather and wait where an old canoe
had been gradually covered by the
drifting sands Upon the signal OF
Ter coming with her dead, the war
riors must meet her on the shore,
bear the chief 10 his bier and lay him
down BY the ashes OF his council hre,
waiting beside him until she could
caress him, then carry him back 10
his resting place.
Dr. Leggett died about % years ago,
leaving his wife. Mrs. Lucy A. Leg
rett. a well-known literary woman of
this city.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-07
Preacher Raises Funds To Build
Church With Coy Corner for Two

90 DENVER. COL July Where
shall the working girls OF our large
cities. whose homes are the narrow
confines OF a single room, entertain
their iriends2" asks Rev p T, Ram
sey. pastor OF 81 Pauls NJ + church.
south OF this city.
And he gives his answer.
Or. Ramsey believes the church
should solve this problem for the
working sirl by providing a room Mt
ted up as big home.like parlor. ana
generously furnished with pictures,
reading tables. musical Instruments,
and other means OF entertaining such
as are found iu the drawing room u
the modern mansion.
Al present says Or Ramsey The
working girl has but the park tG" ice
cream parlor. and the street would
make the church an attractive home
for her seven days in the week.
Preaching 10 the laboriug classes
has had its day We mus: do some
thing for thtm
"Suppiy the needs OF the human
heart. and You reach the soul.
And so this preacherphilanthropist
is raising funds 20 build here his new
institutional church with its coy cor.
ner department. where the working
girl may pour her tea and act The hos.
tess as do her richer, more fortunate
sisters.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-07
BIG RIVER FETE PLANNED.
Twill Be Held Aug. II and Surpass
Last Years Affair

\ Gar bigger river fete will be held
this year than was the one OF aug.
II las. year The immense turnout
on that occasion has convinced the
Board OF Commerce. which is pushing
for the event this year. that river
carnival should be made yearly mid
summer event here, a. the Mardi Gras
is made spring celebration in New
Orleans
IL Is planned 10 have the parade OF
Illuminated craft held in the American
channel just above Belle Isle bridge
on the night OF Aug 8 next. which
will be the final night OF the national
rowing regatta. There Will be a
course cleared and al! the features
OF the carnival will be visible from the
island and from Belle Isle bridge. as
well as from the pleasure boats which
will line the course.
A band concert Will be held from a
floating stand above the bridge and
there will also be i much finer dis.
play Of fireworks this year than that
OF last year Mayor Breitmeyer sent
message 10 the common council.
Tuesday night, urging that $1,000 Le
appropriated BY the city to aid in the
project. giving as his reason that such
an appropriation. which brings people
TO Detroit and furnishes pleasure to
the residents OF the city. is Well spent.
The message was referred TO the
committee on ways ana means
Contributions have been promised
by the passenger boat lines
The Detroit times., 1909-07-07
ITALIANS IN A
STATE OF PANIC
Experts Say Disastrous Earthquake
Shocks Are Coming and People
Flee From Their Homes

ROME, July Panic prevails
throughout southern Italy as a. result
OF the prediction OF chronological eX-
perts that more severe earthquake
shocks than have yet been experience
ed will shake the entire Medlterrah-
an district IN the near future he'
ports from Calabria and Sicily sho"
the population In state OF widest
excitement and fear.
The inhabitants OF towns IN south
gTn italy are fleeing from their homes
20 the open country where they nope
20 escape the dangers OF the QUAKE In
their frantic preparations Tor flight
the inhabitants have drawn out all OF
their savings from the smaller banks
loaded their personal effects on any
kind OF vehicles available and desert
ed their houses
Along the country roads throughout
the south long trains OF wagons. carts
and barroWs. drawn by men. women
and children are hurrying iraticuOy 10
the farm and vineyard districts. The
question OF food 10 supply the travel.
ers threatens 20 grow serious. aud The
authorities are al loss 70 cope with
the situation.
Every enort or the government 70
allay the panic OF the people has been
without avail
The good faith OF the authorities Is
doubted by the bulk OF the population
because Of the publication OF the stoc-
les that the Catanian relief fur1 was
converted into an immense source OF
graft by the officials ThI scanda-
lous story has led the people 10 argue
that the authorities desire IN earth
quake catastrophe that they may have
the handling OF other huge relief
funds
The earthquake experts confidently
assert today that the general quake
which they are sure viii come tomor-
row. will be followed by shocks OF the
severest character in central and
southern America.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-07
GAMBLERS FLOCK TO N. Y.
Tip Goes Out That City VIII &c
wide Open"

NEW YORK. July THE tip has
gone forth that New York is 70 be a
wide open" town and The gamblers
are again hocking 10 the city for the
first time in several years. Upper
Broadway In the hotel district today
took en- a look that recalled the old
DAYS before Garfield and his Tx were
driven forth.
Little groups OF faro dealers. sure
rn.rg" men. and wheel rollers con
frfated on the corners and In the
,obLles. and a many-sided fight for n
rental OF good locations for gambling
houses was in progress
Everything points TO a revival or me
gambling that will surpass the cond'-
tions before the clean up" when Bing'
ham became police commissioner.
Meantime Commissioner Baker AMI
the powers" sit tight and say MOTH
ing
The Detroit times., 1909-07-07

70 the coast brought samples win
them.
The samples have been satistactor-
ily tested and II is the opinion OF men
familiar with the oil industry that
there must be vast bed OF oil an
DERIVING the surface OF the earth
where the lake was found
At present fnanciers. understood TO
represent the Rockefeller and stand.
ard Oil group. are engaged IN rushing
The Detroit times., 1909-07-07
SHAKESPEARE IN THE AVENUE.
stock Company Plans Season OF Avon
Bard's Comedies.

A season OF Shakesperean comedy
in the Avenue theater is being planned.
Arrangements are being made TO Sc
cure the theater for term beginning
July 81. and a stock company is 10 be
formed. most Of the players TO be-
brought here from New York The
details of the personnel Of the com
pany will be withheld until the cast is
complete. A local theatrical agency
Is handling the advance arrangements
s The opening bill is 10 be The Mer-
Try Wives of Windsor" and, II a week
sof this comedy prove that Detroiters
will patronize Shakespeare during the
hot months, "A Midsummer Nights
dream" and "The Tanning OF the
.Shrew" will be put on TIE orchestral
music OF Mozart and Mendelssohn will
Dbe feature OF the productions of the
FORMER two plays.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-07

job Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co., I 5 John R.-st Phone l4eS.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-07
Won GUTENBERG
/ SW0ONS IN COURT
Trial Of Kaiser's Former Favor'te
May Never BE Finished-Grovs
Out of Alleged Orgies.

BERLIN, July Lying IN MS
, Invalid chair for hours listening
20 the witnesses for the govern
ment proved too much tor Won
Gutenberg, and shortly before the
time for the noon recess he col
lapsed entirely. Judge kansow
Immediately adjourned the trial
Grave doubts are now felt as 10
the possibility OF ever completing
the trial Of gutenberg, owing to
his physical condition.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-07

preliminary construction on "A railroad
which. II is declared. viii tap the lake
OF petroleum, and II the opinions or
the experts are verified. Alaska Will
add another one OF the items OF wealth
10 her calendar OF natural riches.
Within a short distance OF the sup
posed oil bearing district an area OF
territory miles in extent has been
found rich In the finest grade OF BIZ
luminous coal
The Detroit times., 1909-07-07
This Evenings Band Concert.

Schmemann's Military band, Her
man w Schmemann, director, Will
render the following program at BelIe
Isle. Wednesday evening. beginning
at 7:30 O'Clock.
March. "Manisot" iBrooke); waltz
Danube Waves" Qvarovici; overture
Mariana (Wallace) vocal solo Mr.
Frank Rose: selection from 'Martn4
fTobaniJ. Intermission. Humeresque
on The Girl | Left Behind Me Ben
stedt: descriptive, "A Hunting
Scene" (BucalosD vocal solo, Mr
Frank Rose; quartet from "Rigoletto
CVerdn: march. Fort Popham
HALL: star Spangled Banner.
Job Printing done right. Times Print
Ing Co - John r st Phone lf9S.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-07
AGED TRAPPER DIES.

NEGAUNEE. Mich. July 7--Hcury
Wurtennon. an aged trapper, died here
yesterday. He had trapped IN the
Michigan wilderness for 20 years and
The Detroit times., 1909-07-07
YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING
FOR THIS

"Wednesday, July 2Ist, is the
date Of the D. & c. annual
excursion to Niagara Falls,
The round trip fare will be
$3.50, and the tickets are good
returning for ten days. Make
note OF this.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-07

VALDEZ. Alaska, july "A lake
OF OIL mile-in length and Ellf as
wide. has aroused the cupidity OF the
Rockefeller family. Il lies abou, 100
miles northeast from Valdez. OIL the
southeastern Alaska coast.
Two prospectors. looking for placer
diggings. came across the Dig pool OF
crude petroleum and on their cetufu
The Detroit times., 1909-07-07


BERLIN, July With special
stan OF stenographers attending To
transmit the detailed telegraphic re-
ports 10 the kaiser NJ kiel the trial OF
Prince Philip Won Gutenberg. former
ly favorite Of the emperor and the
most powerful man behind the scenes
at the German court. began today
Prince Gutenberg Is charged with per
bury and with melting perjury
The emperor's desire 10 keep IN
close toacn with the trial OF his for
mer favorite led to the placing OF a
special imperial office in the court
room 10 supply the kaiser with all de-
tails.
A direct telegraph line from kiel
10 the courthouse has been installed
and relays of stenographers transmit
the verbatim report OF the proceed
ings to his majesty
HThe interest shown IN the Eulen
berg trial far exceeds that shown IN
the Moltke case or any other recent
German trial. Long before the now
feeble 6S-year-old prince was carried
from his automobile in an Invalid 5
chair 10 the courtroom. all approach
es OF the courthouse were crowded.
The aged prince accompanied by
ms wife who is still a beautiful wom'
an. despite her 90 years. and his sons.
two handsome young men, was
among the first to enter the court
room. Despite his feebleness he an
ha ~ lnHga =
COW in a clear voice. emphatical!y de-
chring his innocence
Nudge kansow ordered that The
feneral public be barred from TIE
trial owing 20 the nature of TIE EVIL
dence. After examining the priSULer
the court announced the securing or a
jury and the taking of testimony be-
gan.
fThe case of the government against
Won Eulenbers grew out " me Maxi
milan Harden libel suit founded on
charges made by Harden that the
Members of the Round Table" clique.
Including Won Gutenberg were iudulg-
ing in degenerate practices. Eulen
berg took the stand and denied the
charge. In a subsequent trial two
men, witnesses for the government
told OF improper acts committed in
the company OF Prince Gutenberg. On
their statement Gutenberg was indicl-
q. Gutenberg was arraigned for trial
9 year ago, but his ill-health forced j
DISAPPOINTMENT. The perjury charge
upon which Gutenberg is being tried
b one OF the most severely punished
In German criminal law. No other
punishment than penal seryitude is
possible and the maximum term is 10
years.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-07

A Philadelphia has patented a
simple alarm attachment for locks 70
toll false key burglars. Any move
ment OF the bolt rings an electric
bell
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-10
Comforting Words
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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-10
FIRST COUNT IN
 VOTING CONTEST

The first count in the contest for the selection of the queen of the Faulkner county fair was made at 9 o'clock this morning, the vote standing as follows:
 Miss Jewell Snow, Vilonia. ..... 570
 Miss Verna Hartley, Conway 300 Miss Elsie Addison, Mt. Vernon 455 Miss Minnie Lee Jones, Mt. Vernon. |. Miss Dorsey Morgan, Conway. :. zoo Miss Turah Ellzey, Linder. ...... 395
 Misses Verdie Maddox and Nell Carr of this city had both received a considerable number ofvotes, but they asked the committeee to withdraw their names from the contest.
 Beginning tomorrow, the vote will be counted and published daily, in- stead of twice week, as was previ- ously stated.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-10
VILONIA.

We had nice rain on last Saturday, which was enjoyed by all. We wereS very dry and number of the wells had failed.
 J. N. Simpson has been taking treat ment from doctor in Little Rock, who advises him to go south. He will leave for Florida on Thursday next and will not return for some time.
 Tom Hutcherson and Miss Leona Bost were united in holy matrimony on last Sunday Morning at her home about II o'clock. In the afternoon they left for Beebe, where they will spend week or two. They will then return to Vii lonia to make their home.
 Prof. Wendell has had a we'll dug for the benefit of the school.
 Miss Alice Moore's school has closed and she has returned home to attend school this year.
 J. D. Office returned from Little Rock yesterday.
 A number attended the Beebe camp meeting and report nice time. Among those who attended was Prof. Mendell, who was working in the interest of the Arkansas Holiness College. School be- gins Sept. "a, 1909, all are invited and , large number expected to come.
 Sept. s.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-10
Personal

Mrs. Emma Akins is visiting friends at Little Rock
 Miss Mollie Wright is visiting friends in Little Rock.
 President J. J. Doyne is spending the day in Little Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. George E. Wren, of Atkins, are the parents of son.
 J. E. Hardin, well known planter of near Holland, is in Conway to-day.
 Mrs. J. c. Witt, of Pine Bluff, is the guest of Mrs. Addie Gould in this city.
 Miss Floy Witt has returned from an extended visit with friends at Pine Bluff.
 Rev. ]. A. Anderson, of Little Rock, is spending the day with his family in this city.
 Mrs. A. c. Glenn left this morning for months visit with erlatives and friends at Russellville.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-10
GENIUS DEAD.
E. H. Hartman Greatest Organ izer of Railroads Passes Away.
Death Came at 3:35 O'clock Yesterday Afternoon End Was Very
 Peaceful.

Arden, N. T., Sept. 10.-Edward H. Hartman, the greatest organizer of railroads the world has ever known, died here yesterday afternoon at 3:35 o'clock. His death occurred at his magnificent home, Tower Hill, the members of his family, the physicians and nurses being present when the end came. Mir. Hartman died peace fully, and to the end his brilliant mind retained it's integrity. After re- lapse on Sunday he sank slowly, and yesterday afternoon there came an other relapse, which marked the ap- proach of the end. The remains will be inferred at Arden. It is estimated that the amount of Mr. Harriman's s estate will run over 0,000,000 The funeral arrangements have not yet been made.