davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-20
Whereabouts Of River Men

Capt. William F. Nash. master Of the
schooner Harry T. Hayward. now lying
at Baltimore. has gone to Maiden. Mass.
to spend Christmas with his family
Capt. John Calop master OF the barge
Wicomico OF the Southern Transporta-
ton Compant's fleet, has resigned and
Capt. J. E. Basnight is at this port in
command Of the vessel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
Snlpcftiun bon Yanuns.

Toptom, 8, =. September. -
@ilbrr @ri9bt bot bic Socc Der Gr.
nenitilng zines Snlpcftors iiir @ul.
ions fir Iopton ongcrcgt, uno Der
international Ieroplonc Cub" lit
oiIf Die Sbcc cinacgangen. Is be.
Iicbt 5lpor fcin 8eIeb. inter ipeld,em
Gin iolfcr Snipeftor iunttionircn
fam, obcr Der Club bat cinen Elon
cntnorIcn, nod Incident sic 8asgc-
itnidait fcinen 9ollon iiillcn bari,
Der BON Dem Snlpettor fiir gciGbrlih
crfldrt worbcn lit. Gic 3obl Scr Bal
Ions III CAPTION lit ictt 10 grob llno
rcrmcbrt iih bnSu nod ocrnrt, bob
cine SoriidtSmobnobme/ mumg0ng.
lid) mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
SrntId)er crtranft ltd) in SaSciuanne

Sem Dorf. =. September. -
Sur Scr5wciilung iibcr Die A,,siidt
gctriebc1, ieilr 2chcn i'm y9cutiden
&oipitul" III Ncluarf, N.-S, ucrbrin-
gen ST. m%ililcrL ertrdlltte iid gcitcrll
Ger 5i.jGbrige Sobu Meid), DER lett
5lbn Sobrcn in Dem Snltitlt pciltc,
in elmer goocuomc in Dem Soipitol.
Gic Soipitol-9 eboroc pcrllld)t MN,
ctmoigc Tcrmonotc bcs Monncs aus.
finbiN III MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
Rad Yefing bcrnfen.

G%bicugp, 2. Sept. - Gin 8ro'
bllirter Der Gbicogo'cr llnipcriitGt,
Or. Ssfor Gdltein, Gbemifcr unoafc'
tolllrrgiit, Der iih 5ur 3eit III Gent
Der, Col, al,fbGlt, lit ourd cine SEA.
belocpeife al Die foiicrlid) t)ineiifHc
lll,iperiit1t in Betting b%erllien nor.
Den, INN cine piiieniboftlihe Abtbeis
hung iiir &iittenfunbe cin5urid)ten.
Or. Gfitein miro nod omerifnnilfem
mo oelttidem Wlllter bic llellc So
fultGt onorbnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
kinder 8Ghroion
MACH FLETCHER'S
T RIA
Icrmiidjtc tclc9rapbiid)c Tepeidcm.

Nit iolt 5000 Eoiiogieren an
@orb, inter Oenell iid Tear.Nomirol
Srebcrid HogerS, II. g. &C., utb Sc
nerolmojor Gbos. WfiQer aus 1rolnf.
lin, Eo., beiinbcn. lit Der Tompfcr
nIoriotic" pollbciett bon Snittb-
onpton nod Neiu . Yorf III Sec &c.
goilgcn.
Giolpillc, cine flcille Srtlhoit
on Der Cotton Nelt : Giienbubn, ad)t
Weilen BON Sodionpile, Ger, gelcs
gen. lit BON cincml tornado 5critort
lpprben; cine Wenge Scr onen Dobcn
Gerletlulgell oouongetrogcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

lie 10 teharrli9 mieo. benn lie ipuBisn
reGt gut, bab er Deltinger &orrettsr
gab unb mit9in 0fters in'a !Sous fam.
Deltinser beIudte frei!id bic unb Ia
@eIbrinf pbar bic M0ipe, ober bo oieIe
es umgirsen. perettis Nomsu at ne.l,
men ooer nod ibm gu frasen, fonb e.,
beflen Mittbsilunes6eoIrfRib pbnetir
nidt ftort mar, ieinen QnloB, ibntl
bic @riinbe 81 fosen. Die psretti fersz
bielten, unb i'm gu enti6uloiaen. Gs
lag ni4t in feiner Dirt, freunbli6 gu
permitteln.
Der TriibIirs tom in3piI@en nit
Madt ms 2anb. Gum Sonperoen
i60n por's i'm Gnsliid.n @orten stuis
iden ar benz brdunlihsg unb griinens
ben @eitrdua, afpiidefA ben peiten,
blumiaen @ieienflGden, an BEN aonds
len. Die ibr rnf9fiiebenbes, mil9iacs
mailer bon Ger pilbea. luItisen Star
em2Ynsen, uno unter ben aitternben,
1darfen S6logi9atten Der rod toum
belaubten 9Gume.
Weltinger nuDm bic @etpobnbeit ar,
ldn9ere. einlame Wanberungen ousars
fiibren. @r bemertte nit ip0ttifdem
Staunen On ii6 cine empfinof ome
@oer, bic ihm Bis bobin fremo oetpeIen
NOR. Nismols battle bic Rntur font
ouf i'm &c. ,irtt, uno iebt tonnte er
ftunbenlane i'm @neliiGen @arten
berumipaSieren unb benz pfeifen Der
S6porsamieln louiden, pber itiQ ouf
elmer Sant iiben uno ouf bic fpnnbcs
sldnaten Nieien f%tarren. rGs lit bic
2anselpeile!" iaste er iid. rWos fol-
man benn 1uh in biefem tleinltdbtis
fGen Neit tnfongen?"
Nur bic pielen Rabler drserten i'm,
Die 10 flint ngeflirrt fnmsn unb benen
mon fo%rtndbreub auspei4en muBte.
ylein, er ivi6 ou6 nibt meDr aus!
Modten f. bod i'm 8ogen Inn i'm
berumfobrer, ober ibn umrennen uni
hinterber Strofe Soblen.
Gr porperte ailf Der trpdenftcn
Gtelle in Ter Witte Der Strabe unb
ftelte fid taub seesn tas beftise alin,
eeln, bos sr binter iid pernobm.
nSa, gum Gudld. Serr Meltinser,
pollen Sic benin nidt Elm bibden our
Settle treten, ooer Ipl in mitten in
ben Samub binein?" rief cine be-
fannte Stimme.
Sie M0pe por's; i'm f%lotten, turs
gen Gbcpiotrod unb geltreifter sJlanels
blufe, Elm Mutroienbiitden auf benz
&opf, fam tie taber. iprans a6 uno
cling Elm puor S9ritts neben ibm.
sd fabre naa bern Iumeiiter. Dies
Wetter lit pie seftaffen gum buns
meln unb robeln. - Warum febn sic
benn 10 perbriebIih auss Del 1os II.
Sbn.n pobl gu f9On. pie9 sic bdts
ten pobl Iieber sraues Resenpett.r9"
gr fab beburrlih gu 8obsn. Dies
f%portsmdbise @sbobren unb bic iports
lide Iusriiitllus fanb er idon bel
Mdnnsrn lG4erltd, bel Grauen i.bod
abitob.no unb albern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
WtcbmGrftc.

Union Stpd Dnros. Eitt9'
burg, go, =. Sept. - Minopieb. -
Sorrotb lcid)t; itctig; Choice G.25 bis
$50.
Shoic. - Gorrotb leidt; Worft
iur Sd)oie itcti1. S1nlnlcr bober;
Yrirlu metbcrs Ago bis i.S5; GmllS
uno orbinGrc 100 bis 800; 2Gmmcr
400 bis 7.25; Geol Gnlpes 900 i
$50.
Shlpcinc. - 3uiubr lcidt; DOLCE;
Erimn $50 bis $50; id)rucrc 2)orterS
S.45 bis $50; leidJtc yorfcrs $40 biS
$50; Serfel $50 bis 500; rotbe
$50 is 7.25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
@rohcr @albfanf in 8cit.@ irsinien.

Gborlcton, V. 80, >, Sept.
= Gem &crncDmen mad bcablid)ti9en
Nubn-Sntcrcilen oemnddit Den an.
falti Don @olO. uno &oblclsG1noe.
rcien III Boone, Tulei9b- uno 9agon'
Goltntp III oicicm Stoatc i'm @ertbc
con $1O,000,000. 0os @eid)Git miro
bon &llbn, 9oeb & SO. in Oort
tinoniirt mcrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

g, SEA vi re l..i2'-,
NJ pens' pobfseformte Jib'
SVE f.dten in beaseIben, gut:
q" iisenben Sduben unt
f6rittsn fdj0n unb riiitia
aus. Sic trus einen tursen. flotten
Sportsrpd. ~. -
vDarum rabsln Gle eisentli9?"
fragte @eltinser sramli6.
~Weil's mid freut unb neil es ses
furb it,"
.Nein, Sic tbun es, neil es emons
sipirt 1T uro mdnnli9 ausfiebt. Wenn
Sic piibten, mic bdBlid bas @sitrams
pei lit, piirben sic es ii9sr laFen.
llnfein 1T es, gang abideuli9! Die
biibi9efte Dame pirb in meinen gus
gen aur 9osslf9eu6e. tpenn fie iib aui
fold cine StrompeImuidine febt."
nQus Shnen ipridt muir Der Neib
Der 9eiibloien. 8eiaben sic einen
.IoIer.' 10 piircen sic etenio tpie i4
franz unb fret bsrumfliesen. llebris
gems bin i9, ols tpeiblihes Wsien,
Sbren 4ugen obnebin Elm 9reuel; To-
nit trifft CO mid nidt al5u bart,
tpenn i'd bet Sbnen nod UNI elm paar
Stufen i'm 4nieben finite"
Gr 5udte bic 4hieIn.
rNa alfo. obteu!" iaste iie. iid tpie-
Der cuffs Rao febeno. rMenn Sic
10 Drumming an einem 10 tpunberpollen
Sage iino, iiberlalie i1 Sic germ Sbrer
eisenen ansenebmen @efeal9aft."
Weltinser idaute ibr mad, tpie iie,
eeraoe aufgeri9tet unb lans5am tres
ieno, obne baitenoe Gle baponfubr.
Dus fab burdaus ni9t 9dbli9 au'
llnpiatiirli6 perfolste er bic Ri9s
tur9. in Der iie i'm gebDl3 feinen
8liden entfdpanb. gs mar iebr Gins
lam bier, ilur bier unb ba fubr cine
Gquipaee, BON Der Stabt Ter toms
meno, an ibm poriiber. offenbar audi
Dem @umeiiter, benz beliebten Muss
flussort an duberften Gnbe tes gns,
Iii4en Gartens, auitre6enb. @ut9 .inen
5erlumpten Stromer NIT bidem Rnos
tenitod traf er. Dem mar bic M0pe
fider ebenfals begegnet. Cine Dams
ipar iolGen Dasabunben eesenii6er
bod gang ipebrlos. Gs genuate, bab
er ibr feinen &niippel in ben Weg
mari, I'm iie gu Sal gu brinsen.
GurGtbar Ieihtiinnig bon ibr. ii9 70
alIein in bic entleseniten T6eile t,s
polbartisen ports gu ipasen. S.lbIt
ibm, Der fi9 nidt leidt fiirftete, biels
mebr ben Mutb beg itets @leiH9iltigea
befab, f9ien bic Sade nibt gebeu.r,
ba er feline Waffe, ni6t sinmal sin.n
Stod BEL fid trug. IS mar ibm ans
senebm. bob eerape in biefem Mus.nz
bid ipieoer cine meni9enbepadte
Orofdte anseraNslt tam, in hersn
Ndbe Ct iid einis. 3sit hinbur9 balten
fonnte. gr tpoQte WDpe bod mar,
men. ibr porf9los.n, ben 5eimpes
iiber's freie 0elb uno bic GbauHee an
nebmen. unb motif. ii4 lnter allen
nmftdnben iiberaeug.n. Oh fe obne
4nfe&tuns i'm aumeifter seIanbet
mare. -4n.E ng3fi.
Gortietnna iIat.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
Marincitntiun in Ycarl Sarbur.

Sonolulu, =. September. -
Sic ncue Naturalization uno boS
brotherhood IN Ecarl Sorbor miro IN.
ncr6olb 80 Wonatcn ppllenoet mcr.
zen, pie u. s. Soapoop, Der Gbci
ocS 9urcous iiir CARDS unb Gods,
iogt, welfcr cine ofii5ieuc Snipeftion
Get Yallten pprgcllommen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
Baltimore Mnrft6cridjtc.

Baltimore, 9. September 1909.
Webl .-3ufubr 7lGl Tdiicr, ein.
id)licBli6 769 Safer 81 Occult Eoint
uno 1855 SGiicr 5t Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

Sn SeffAufeu:
00n0 8 Sttnnev uub Sab, WaruaDrfimte
OSOO -dnfMfxk an afsateM.0andt.. 80 1nh
treite etraBen, mit perelaaen Steselkeinen &c.
eusNest. @ietme 1aarsARSAhfnna. Apttuiou'
etraRes 3Wtislew 8aWf. eirake nno Gaferm.Mue.
Jsk =. x1tpte @eatts 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
Sic man aubcrsuo fauft,

~inipi6ire mail icne acueu s,uethtdiseu, isin
eta4eridltctr Sduicr AT Sect. Dluntrpic. Strahc
aivtiden Catherine. unb ebtpleB. etraRc (250O
9Iod NeitsHaltimures Strabe). einaiulrie 9iuhcs
irnnne nno Mus9iibc; aannlsSrninnac; ~nieoriBc
init aadeln aiSacIcat; NILES cntbalteno. mas
ai. cinem mobcrnen SauS eeb1rt. Erets Der
SGufer eIfbunoert Dollars ($ttO0. O0) ieoes:
fcbr niebri9cr 8rinoSins. gebinauuacIi oGt
admfern nlieenebm acrta6t.
Winn nebne ipefiIin aebenoe @Gbs Ctr. Glsf.
friffe, iteige am Terminus oh Inb oebe cir
Sdufergepiert n6rolif. 9tiberes ourd5 Gaitrr
Y. Meitpbai, gauniiernebmer. an Grf mnS
Gtelle. (Septi-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
$1,000


5iinf8ia Collars Raar, Reft na6 VcIiebcu
ftodigcn @difer on BET 4otomacs Strabe, 6pis
f6en 5airIiiolnt' gloenue nno SapeiiesS trdbe
e~llttaltcn ale moocrncn Ginri6tuliecn; enciIs
tters1apeten, befortrte Seden ETC.. pitriiiS,rfe
Sieaelfteinpflafter, annaI.Mnfhfub. Gle miiifer
aetebcii,. nm aepiiroiat 5i nerben. Meent am
YldBe tdglid uno Sonntag. Waan uebnte Sair,
mount. slbenlie @Ieffrif6e.
Breis Der Sdufer ~3ebrbunbert uro fiinfaia
Collars .($1050). Sebr ~nieorieer Gruu65iiis.
gu erfrasen bel
(spriI1 ,T&G-) 1m YIate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
Uorman.Npenue.

3sM, seIuab nab trs6ea.
300 Bfo6 9Nek.galttmore.e traRe.
Hutidew 1alttnipye. nuo 9drette.etraNe.
Hcrldnnlen sic ni9t: oiess teinen dipesftodt.
6tnf@t; nit @b5uaSiniiaL,9 Drainage berfeben
umb an elmer NIT bitritiairten 3ieeelfteinen ges
ptlafterten Strdbe beIelen; nieortee NnneI'
sins 500 pro Sabr. Denoen Gle ln an
Sames 3ecfts.
(aeai2l Sac an Crt nwt ete4e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

~ MerdNartS' GatioHol Mani ..,..16G
30 Gcnip!iouitou Gonl 81 .........t0
80 Gca0uarb vi. Cine Gnm........ 10
$4,000 Seabourb t0sidbr 5ec ..........t00
1000 Gcniollodteo @o5 Ger .....-. 1914
20 llniteb Nbe 5n9 Ser Scrip...... so
200 lluiieb Rms 5og ser .......... S5l4
1000 WIarhlnnS electric ser ......... 97&
1000 Sim 1t. Suburtan ser (sSafb) $3.50. 10313
5000 esdboaro Sir Cline 4er Gtfs....-. Sai%
1000 Cotton Sutt set .............. SIX
5000 Cotton Sucf jsr .............. STA
1000 Gorfol II. Boris 1rdc ser. s4s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
Senti9e StluBrote:

aus Den Gleputoren 5ilriidgc3ogcn --
VlIdel; Glepatoren . Torrotb 3d.
23i guihel.
Seutigc Sdlu6rate:
Nr. 2 lueItlider Hsogcu. "A 10
Sn Soden, neil, je na1
AualitGt. 60 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

Tcrlnrlot Don ben Glcuotorcn 1861
Wnldel; Glepotorcn , Gorrotb 81.
210 0uidcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

ldel, Gcrlnnot BON Den Glcpoturcll
90,543 9uidel; @lepotorcr . 0orratb
591 ,O25 gilidcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03
Scutigc Gblubrntc:

L 0HTHUr OfAoD THIdel,
aus Den G~lcoatorcn 5uriidge,oget
1851 gllidel; Glcpntoren Iorroth
277,4S9 Vitidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

81 uerfaufcn:
Gin Goltbttors mo Gi9urrei 2aoer lam binia
eeiantt peroen. Nat5ufrageit in Gr. 62t,
uro.Inntd $laee, naBe WOnnuacnt'S trabr.
2f5-51)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

e0n-9in Gfapicr = pafeno fir Nnfdnger.
Wv Gdnn ip1fer pbne yertuk fRr etn bef.
ftreB Etanp einaetnnfdt merben.
- sfirH-9, Nprb.sitertn.s trahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

Su %uerfGuicu:

Gin bohfIafiia etnblirter Giseren,e, lino Con-
bitpr.2aoet; aIs9e5ei1netc 1unofhoft: 8obi
erfroaen bel IS. Mrttar Gbb, aaw VMilbtna.
(Septt-SftD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-03

@O0E-steinpai,Y ianp; einfafeS Wcbdn.
OOkO fe; upiie Wrobc; ale Y,erbcNcrnii.
grn; 10 gut mic utu; fpitstc nripriingiid, $3.50.
Stiefi-9, Turb '2ibertp' Strafe.
(Od2-G
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-16
DIDN'T PAY PEPPERCORN
 ON HER TRINITY LEASE

NEWARK, March 15.--Most people think that a peppercorn is only fgur, of speech, or something. Miss AnuJ T. Nevison, this city, used to, but shc doesn't any longer. She had to pay $675 for one.
 Miss Nevison held a 99-year lease on some downtown property in New York belonging to Trinity church. The lease was drawn back in the eighteenth century, and provided for lump pay ment and one peppercorn year. Miss Nevison didn't have any peppereorns, and paid no attention to that part of the lease
 When she tried to transfer the leasa recently, trust company officers noticel the clause about the peppercorn, and asked if that had been turned over. Miss Nevison said TO. She had to pay the $675 penalty.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-16
sALoME WOULD CATCH COLD
 IN MARY GARDEN GOWN

NEW YORK, March lj.-Mary Gar. den, fn a gown that Salome would catch cold in, caused gasp of astoHishmsnt Sunday when she appeared at reccp- tion held in Hotel Astor by the mem beTs of the Professional Women E league to celebrate the sixteenth birth. day of the organization.
 There were 300 women present when Mary Garden swept in.
 When the Salomc gown appeared conversation ceased abruptly. It was a wonderful creation, beyond the power of a mere reporter to describe. It was blue and there was not much of it, that is certain.
 Mrs. Ferrardcz, a member of the reception committee. gave the follow ing deseription of the gown to a friend:
 ''it was really the most startling thing 1 ever saw, my dear. The bodice was cut 90 low in the back it reached the girdie, and in fronts-oh, heavens, t was really a sensation. I should say that her gown was gasp. We all gasped when she earle in.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-16
SLUMP IN WHEAT.

CHICAGO, March l5.-Wcak cables ard a slump in corn had a depressing effect On the wheat market today, prices at the close showing net losses of 3-S to 7-S, compared with Saturdays final quotations.
 There was no great selling pressure at any time, neither was there any de. mand of consequence. At the start, the market was weakened by decline of IS to l-2 pence at Liverpool and throughout the day heaviress of corn
 to inspire additional selling. The x q was weak at almost the lowest, a May at ll6 l1 and July 104 5-s.
 kealizing sales by out-of-town hold- CTS caused weakness in corn. The close was weak at almost the bottom, May being off 3.4 at 67 5-S and July at IT lower, 67 IA.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Miss Ethel Herndon returned from Tempe last night, where she represented Globe in the territorial declamatory contest.
 Louis Ely of the Gibson Copper com pany left Sunday for Fl Paso on a business trip which will occupy several days,
 Paul J. Braud, formerly of the city staff of the Silver Belt, accompanied by his wife, will leave this morning for Los Angeles, where he will take ora- ployment. Mir. Braud was in the ser. vice of the Silvor Belt nearly year and leaves host of friends in Globe, whose best wishes follow him.
 Joseph II. Hamill returned Sunday evening from week spent in Phoenix on business affairs.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-16
NEW FILING CABINET
 IN R0BERTSON'S OFFICE

Probate Judge F. c. Robertson has received a new steel fling cabinet for his office, the new fixture being installed in tho office vault, Saturday.
 The new cabinet is designed to hold estate papers, of which large number are filed with the court. The cabinet contains thirty-two compartments, each one capable of holding large number of documents and the improvement will in all probabilities be ample for the next several years.
 Estate papers are very valuable rec ords, to which constant reference is made. The new filing cabinet will not only preserve these documents, but will keep them conveniently separated and indexed, etfec;ing a saving of much time and trouble for those who have oc- casion to make use of them.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-16
Deeds Recorded

The following legal papers were re- corded at the office of the county re- corder
 Deed-Carl Tiilman, Globe, to A. N. Kyle, Globe, lot ?, block g, East Globe townsite.
 Deed-Jake Hager, Globe, to Emily Graham, Globe, part of block 97, Globe townsite.
 Bill of sale-Elena and Paula En- riqSez, Globe, to Ynez S. Thomas, Globe, frame house on Mayes street, North Globe; consideration $25.
 Deed-Charles Nesbitt and wife, Globe, to J. N. Porter, Globe, part of block 25, Globe townsite.
 Deed-Paul Caler and wife, Globe, to J. H. Lucas, Globe, part of block II, East Globe townsite.
 Deed-East Globe Land & Trust com pany to W. J. Westover, Globe, lot z, block IS, East Globe townsite.
 Mining deed-C. w. Russel to Lizzie Russel, his wife, all mining claims held by the former in Gila county as well as all interest in the Globe Imperial Copper company.
 Certificate of rcsidence-Gee Sing, Chinese laborer.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-16
SHOULD TURN ENERGY TO
 SUNDAY SCHOOL wCRK

DES MONIES, Ia., March l5.--"Ii American Sunday schools were organ ized along the lines of the Chicago Cubs baseball team, they would be more successful v
 This is the opinion of W. C. pesrcc Chicago, international Sunday school secretary, expressed during an address at q state Surday school rally here.
 "At ball game last fall I saw a girl take off her hat, hoist her dmbrelll, get on her feet, and wave it in the mir, said Pearce. "Think of all that steam, and noise. and energy spent root. ing for a ball team, and what it would mean if it were used to boom Sunday school work.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-16
SPECULATION DEAD AND RED MET
 LOWER
COPPER SLIPS OFF FULL GUAR TER CENT AND WHEAT HAS
 ANOTHER DROP.
FULL DAY OF NOTHING DOING
LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT 15 1,.- PEoTED FROM PRESENT SEES
 SION OF CONGRESS

NEW YORK, March l5.--Business in stocks today fell another degree in the sale toward idleness. The assembling of congress had little effect in releasing inc market for bonds. The delay in re- porting a new tariff bill and in sending in the president s special message was the assigned motive for the halt. Con fdence is not great that these events will end the season of dullness in stocks.
 Prices of copper were marked down, fully a quarter of cent per pound.
 Free engagements of gold for ship uent to Argentina and the likelihood of it's being supplemented by further rtgo to London, ief; the moucy market ulyafhed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-16
This is the most dangerous .ime of

This is the most dangerous lime of the year to catch cold, and it is the hardest time to cure 1t. If you should take cold, few doses of Kennc iy s Laxative Cough Syrup will act very promptly. It's laxative principle cures che cold by driving it from the system by gentle but natural action of the bowels. Children especially like Ken uedy's Laxative Cough Syrup, as 1t tastes so good, nearly like maple sugar. It is sold by Palace Pharmacy aud United Drug Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-16
Dominion Hotel ArrtvaIs-

C. E. Hull, Miami; Fred Schilliug Los Angeles; Jack Parsons, Los An geles; Ed L. Shaw, Los Angeles; Gibson Tyler, Tucson; J. II. Collins, Chicago F. E. Tinker, Miami; J. K. Winston, Los Angeles; w. Kuhl, Los Angelea W. J. Booth, Milwaukee; F. A. Bulle. worth, St. Paul; c. 0. Fucker, St. Jos eph; II. L. Engle, San Francisco; Rob ert Roe, Douglas; r. J. Bachmar, Fl Paso; Il. II. Ferris, Fl Paso; D. Moore, Fl Paso; D. J. Roberts, Fl Paso; W. E. Epham, Los Angeles; Geo. c. How ard, Rochester, N. Y
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-16
LOVERS.

of good healt. should prevent sickness instead of letting themselves get sick and then try and cure it. So long as you keep your liver, bowels and stom- ach in healthy and active condition you won't get sick. Ballard 8 Herbine relieves constipation, inactive liver and all stomach and bowel troubles.
 Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-16

We say without hesitation that De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are unequaled for weak kidneys. backaeno, inflammation of the bladder and all ur mary disorders. They are antiseptic and act promptly in all eases of weak back, backache, rheumatism and rAeu- matte pains. Accept no substitute. We sell and recommend them Paace Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-16
ror pisaasen or the skin

Nearly all diseases of the skin, sucl as eczema, letter, salt rheum and bar ber's itch, are characterized by an ,n
 tense itching and smarting, which ofter makes life burden and distur5s sleeI and rest, Quick relief may be had by applying Chamberlain s SalYe. It al lays the itching and smarting almost instantly. Many cases have been cured by it's use. For sale by all druggists
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-16
A Swollen Jaw

Is not pretty nor pleasant. Whcth CT it's caused by neuralgia, toothacne or accident, Ballard s Snow Linimcni will rednce the swelling and feliese the pain. The great and sure cure for rheumatism, cuts, burns. bruises, sca!ds --anv and all aches and pains. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-16
RAGE SUICIDE

is rot nearly the menace to increase in population that deaths among infants are. Eight out of ten of these deaths are directly or indirectly caused by bowel troubles. McGee's Baby Elixir cures diarrhoea, dysentary, sour stom- aeh and all infant ailments of this nature. Just the thing for teething babies. Price 25c and 50c bottle.
 Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-16
METALS LOWER

NEW YORK, March l5.-The Lon, don tin market had quite a severe break, closing at fl29, Is, Cd and flu. lures at fl30, l2s, Sd. The local mar let was also weak and lower at 2s.35 to 2S.621s.
 Copper was lower in London, with prices over fl off at f54, l5s for spot and f55, Ills, 3d for futures. The local market was dull and weak and lower,