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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-22
ENSIGN is INSANE.

Washington May 2I.-Ensign Ed
ward Guerrant Hargis, of the United
States navy, a nephew of the noted
Judge Hargis of BTeathitt county,
Ky, was declared by a jury in JUS
tice Andersons court late yesterday
to be afflicted with Oppressive in
sanity" The jury in its verdict de-
Cided that he must be taken care OF
by his father. Alexander HaTgis OF
Kentucky and that bis wife, a daugh-
ter of Rear Admiral Hawlcy, L. S.
N, retired. snail get 800 d month out
of the officers allowance from Ire
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MILLIGAN.

SneCIdi TO Th2 Journal
NiIIigan. May 2I.-The gardens
around here arc looking fine and
"Wednesday evenings rain is causing
them to take on new life.
Rev. W. F. Martin, of Laurel HUI
filled his regular appointment at Pill
grim Rest church. near Milligan. last
Saturday and Sunday. He reported
a splendid meeting.
Rev. J. T. MapOleS returned nome
from the mission field last Tuesday
morning with q case of erysipelas in
his leg which has caused him TO re-
main al home for the week.
The Scotch Mfg. Co. have com
meUced driving piling upon which
they will set their now mill. 1t is
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TO RESTRAIN RAILROADS.

Kansas City, Mo, May 21.-Another
step was taken today by the state to
restrain the railroads of Missouri
from restoring the three cent passen-
ger fare when Jeptha Howe, of ST
Louis, representing Seebert Jones,
circuit attorney of that city, filed in
the federal court here an appeal from
the recent decision of Federal Judge
Smith Mcpherson continuing in force
a temporary injunction restraining
the circuit attorney from prosecuting
an injunction suit against the rail-
roads.
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Rx No Means AnIic.

Eugene Walter. the iywTight, at
a dinner, WAS accused pess1mism
says an exchange.
We'll" said Mr.. Wal, Il am not
d pessimist, but ! don believe that
human nature is by anmeans ange-
lie. We are all much ae. The best
We can do is TO curb faults and
favor our virtues.
What faults should UFD: a very
pretty young lady aske
We'll" said Mr. Wer- ! should
think you'd have aut the same
faults TO curb d a lit girl / talked
II yesterday. She's charming lit
tie girl. and as we lvcrsed alone
in the drawing room We waiting Tor
hel father and mOtheo come down,
| said to her:
Have you got a setheaTt2
she smiled and Egled, Teth,
she said, softly.
We'll" said l Tile you a quar-
ter if you'll tell me Y be Is
Tommy she aeTed IN low
voice and I gave { the quarter
A few minutes award she said
suddenly:
Now. if you'll e me another
quarter III tell ycwho my other
sweetheart is.
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changed when the discussion is over
MAY OVERRIDE GOVERNOR.
message was received from the
governor stating that he had vetoed
the senate bill prohibiting the insur-
auce companies from setting up lack
of title As a defense against pay mtht
Of a poIicv. Indications when this
was read were that the senate may
atterpt to override the veto. Sera-
tor Miller of Santa Rosa, stated that
he favored overriding it and Senator
FIournoy stated that he would speak
against the objections raised by the
governor to the message. it was set
as a special order for tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
The house passed the Henderson
bill relating to collateral securities.
The TAYLOR bill protecting the en-
blems and names of benevolent. fra
ternaI or charitable corporations was
also passed. This is intended to pro-
tsrt tbe secret orders in their names
and to prevent the negroes from using
the names Of white orders.
THE SENATE.
Twentv-one members were present
when the senate was called to order
at o'clock.
4 motion was made to set the
gambling bill as a special order at 10
O'Clock tomorrow Lost IA to 2,
Bills were introduced as follows;
III. Flournoy. providing for issuing
Of wsterworks bonds for DeFuniak.
472. FIournoy. for further issue OF
bonds by DeFuniak.
47S. Mcleod. relating TO time OF
holding court in third circuit.
474. HUMPHREYS. Incorporating run
ia Gorda. Okeechobee and Palm
Beach railway.
House memorial No. 4. asking coy
gress to improve the Chattahoochee
as far up as Planters landing IN
Jackson county. Passed.
The senate then resumed the con-
alteration Of tho Williams oyster Dill
The senate discontinued discussion
of tho bill at 12:A0 o'clock and turned
Ia the head of miscellaneous business
message was received from the
governor returning the bill prohibiting
insurance companies from setting NJ
lack of title as a defense against pay
ment of a policy without his approval
The veto message was set a specla
order for 1890 o'clock tomorrow
senate resolution %. Buckmap, on
death of Capt David Z. Maxwell
Adopted.
Adjournment was then taken.
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GOVERNMENT APPEALED TO.

Washington, May 21.-A telegram
was received at the pOstofice depart
ment today from Thomas K Scott,
general manager of the Georgia Rail
road at Augusta, Ga, expressing ap-
prehension over the possibility of in
reference with the movement Of
mails as the result of a strike of fire
men on that road. The telegram was
turned over to Attorney General
WickeTsham, who has instructed the
United States district attorney for
that district to take such steps as
may be warranted by the situation.
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COMMISSIONERS OF LABOR.

Columbus. Oho. May Ex-Governor
Harmon today announced the appoint
ment of Charles II. Wirmel. OF Gin
cinnatf, to succeed the late VIM. 7.
Lewis, of Columbus. as state commits
sionPr of labo' statistics. Mr.. Wiz
mol is a statinery engineer, prom
nent labor leader and was endorsed
BY labor organizations and the Ham
ilton county Democratic executive
cOmOittpp
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-22
TRADESMAN'S
WEEKLY REVIEW
New Industries Formed II
Dixieland During the
Past Week.

Special TO ! ne JOuTs1di-
Chattanooga, Tenn, May 2O--Ihe
following list, as given out by the
TTadesman, indicates the more i'm
portant new industries established in
the southern states during the week
ending today:
Alabama,
BiTmingham-S3.O0 development
company; $40, 900 woodworking plant;
$4,000 lumber company; $4,000 de-
velopment company.
Littleton-NIining company.
Akron-On and gin company.
VernOn-$10,0 900 land and brick
company.
Arkansas.
Foreman-$10.O 900 canning company.
Sloan SpTings-$10,000 realty COM
Fort SmIth-y25.UgO development
company; $4,000 land company.
Texarkana-$5O, 900 oil company;
-four mill
'OIa-S2OO,OOO insurance company
ATurfreesboro - 100000 power
Heiena-s4oO,OOO box and lumber
company.
Leslie-TwO cooperage plants.
EngIand-Cotton gin.
Florida.
Observation-Disclosures plant; $4,000
manufacturing company.
Georgia.
Atlanta-s30.O00 feed and grain
company $1,000 sand and stone COM
p8ny.
Perry-S15,000 wateTwoTks system.
notwithstanding. factory.
MacoA-S1 900 insurance COM
pany.
DubHn-SIOO.OOO cotton mill and
gin company
Athens-BTick works.
Kentucky.
LouisviIIC-S15,0 600 contracting COM
psny; $4,000 investment company;
s25. 900 manufacturing company; SO
600 produce company; $4,000 bakery
company.
Lake Charles-$2J.0O feed COM
pany.
New Orleans Sc, 900 manufacturing
company; $4,000 supply company;
$50. 900 lumber company; $4,000 bot
thing works; $4,000 laundry; $4,000
manufacturing company.
Leesville-S12.00O oil company.
Belle Rose-SSO,OO0 manufacturing
WinnfeId-s10O,OOO creosoting com
pany.
MISSISSIPPI
NeTidian-Cotton mills
Hattics burg-S12.O00 building COM
pany: $4,000 lumber company
Missouri.
Joplin-S1O0. 600 mines.
Kansas City-S 90. 900 cigar COM
Dany; $4,000 dental supply company:
100000 land company; $4,000 fuTni-
.ure COMPANY
GreenviIle-S25 600 lumber compa-
ny.
St. Louis-Inyestment company. /
$4,000 laundry; $4,000 investment |
company; $4,000 realty company; /
'UtIery company; $4,000 heating and /
company
North Carolina.
etteviIIe-Insuranc company:
$4,000 lumber comDany.
DUrham-S2O 900 construction COM |
lanv.
Lumberton - $4,000 investment
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS system.
Oklahoma.
Bartlesville-S1O.0 oil company
Chsnt-s6.000 light and power plant
COllinsviile-Investm company
CarutheTsville-S5.0 land COM
,anv
FL Reno-Packing plant.
Muskogee - SI,00O,000 insurance
OmpaDy.
Springer-SI. 600, 900 cement plant.
South Carolina.
Aiken-S225, 900 cotton mills.
GreeT-FoundTy.
Tennessee.
KnOxville-ConstTucti company.
Ripley-Light, water and ice com
any.
Mempr $4,000 machine COM
any. LUMBER company.
h2ShEillO-&25 000 rubber works:
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LISTENING TO ARUMENT.

Jackson. Tenn. May The SUI
preme court room was atn filled to
overlooking today by tho anxious to
hear the argument in theases of the
eight night riders, six owhom were
sentenced 10 death at UDn City last
winter Attorney GaTne Gates did
not conclude his sTgumt until af-
tCTnOCI,.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-22
VIM. |. HALSEY
IS DECLARED
To BE INSANE
HUNTSVILLE MAN WHO KILLED
PROMINENT CITIZEN AND A
SHIPPING CLERK is so AD-
JUDGED.
IN AssocIated PICS.

Birmingham, Ala, May 21--A spe-
ciaI from Huntsville says: William
l.. Halsey, the slayer of Robert Jones,
prominent insurance man, and \. d.
Mcdowell, shipping clerk, was ad-
Judged insane today and a guardian
was appointed to take charge of his
estate. The hearing was before Pro-
hate Judge Lawler and witnesses
testified that Halsey had hallucina-
ton that his best friends were plotting
his ruin.
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CONTINUED GOOD LUCK.

Nairbori. British East Africa. May
Roosevelt and his sou
Kermit are continuing their hunting
excursions from their amp on the
HcatIey ranch On the Aairbori river,
Two bull buffaloes havcfsllen before
their guns. the bigger Otthe two was
brought down by Mr.. Roosevelt alone,
while the other was bsged by Mr..
Roosevelt and Kermit tOetheT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-22

$4,000 bottling works.
Johnson City-Flour mill.
Huntingdon-s25, 900 woodworking
plant.
ookeville-Cooperag plant.
JoneSboro-S20. 600 oil and gas COM
Covington-s1o.OOO canning com
pany.
Bristol-$5O 900 land company
HiIIsdaIc-Telephone system.
Buffers Landing-$6.O 600 telephone
system.
Texas.
San Antonio-SIo0,OO 900 cold storage
plant; $4,000 macaroni factory.
Mineral Wells-s40,000 telephone
system.
company.
DaIlas-s5, 900 manufacturing COM
pany; $4,000 investment company;
$50. 900 talking machine company;
$4,000 supply company; $4,000 man
ufactuTing company.
Northumberland factory.
Liberty-S10. 600 oil company
Crystal City-$IO,00O telephone sys-
TEN.
Fort Worth-Iron works
Sherman-S50.0 900 milling company.
Houston-s4O,OO 900 brick works;
$4,000 brush factory; $4,000 land
Tom Bean-s5,00O grain company.
Waxahatchie-Gin company.
AspeTmOnt-S1O,0 900 hardware and
implement company.
Galyeston-s10.0 1900 bakery and con-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-22

New Scientific Dandruft Treatment.
DR.. J. NJ. Powelf, of Spokane.
Wash. says: "Herpicide has given
good satisfaction in my family for
dandrUff.'
DI. w. C.. Alban, of Walla Wslla,
Wash. SAYS: Il find Herpicide all that
Is claimed for it as dandrUn cure.
/ shall prescribe it." Dandruff Is a
germ disease and you cant cure 1t
unless you XIII tne danjrun germ;
and YOU can't do that unless you usr
Newbro's Herpicide, the only prepare
ton in the world that destroys the
parasites delightful hair dressing;
allays itching instantly; makes hair
glossy and soft as silk 1t is al sure dan
drum destroyer Sold by leading drug
gists. Send 10c. in stamps for SAM
pie to The Herpicide Co., Detroit,
Mich.
One dollar bottles guaranteed, w.
A. D'AIemberte, special agent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-22
ELKS WILL DISBAND.

Louisiana state association of Elks in
convention here has decided, by prac-
ticaIly unanimous vote, TO disband the
organization. 1t was stated in a resO-
luton adopted that the national body
does not recognize the state Organiza-
ton and that the maintenance of the
latter might detract from the attend
ancs of the national meeting.
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fectionery.
Lavernia-slo,ooO gin and milling
company.
Virginia.
Roanoke-Glove factory.
Norfolk - $4,000 manufacturing
company; $4,000 land company: sfO.-
900 amusement company; $4,000 land
company; $4,000 land company;
$4,000 realty company.
RadfWd-sIj,O0O land company.
Lynchburg-s25,O 900 vehicle COM
pany.
Richmmd-s150OOO manufacturing
company.
AIexandria-s25,OOO mill and ele-
yator company.
Newport News-s1O,0O0 hay and
produce cOmpan-.
Strasburg-$l0,000 hospital COM
panY.
Sunolk-Pesnut factory.
West Virginia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. system.
RaYeDswoOd-s25. 900 hardware and
furniture company.
Wayne-s5, 900 land company.
HuTTicane-S20.00 goo milling COM
pany.
CharIeston-s5O.GOO oil aud gas
company.
Richmond-$5,ooO printing eompa-
ny.
Huntington-$1O.OOO transportation
company
Charleston-s5.O 900 vehicle company.
Parkersburg-s50,O00 construction
company.
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To Drive Out Malaria

To Drive Out Malaria
And 6uiId Up the System
Take tho Old Standard GROVE ,
TASTELFSS CHILL. TONIC You
know what Won are taking. The for
muIa Is plainly printed on every bot,
tie. showing 1t is simply Quinine and
Iron in a tasteless form. and the most
effectual form. For grown people and
children. soc.
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A lot of olnewspapers
tied up in nesbundles for
sale, sc a bundRt The Jour
nal office.
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NJ. Pataud, known as King" Pataud
is the head of the electricians union,
which has twice plunged Paris into
darkness during the strike troubles
in the French capital. He has now
been appealed 10 by the striking pos
tai employees to aid them in their
struggle. The General Federation of
Labor controls 10000 men of all
trades in Paris, prominent among
which are the electricians. A general
strike of all these men would result
in paralyzing business in the city.
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County Uniformity Text
Book Bill Is Postponed

Continued from First Fase,)
offered. The bill will be somewhat
changed when the discussion is over
MAY OVERRIDE GOVERNOR.
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THE DOCTORS AGREE.

Two Physicians Both Agree on the
New Scientific Dandruff Treatment.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
WANTS PRESIDENT
 TO PUNISH ZELAYA
New York Representative
 Offers Resolution

WASHINGTON, D. C., December G. Representative Sulzer Of New York in. troduced in the house today a resolution asking the, president to use the army
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
LITTLE INTEREST IN SECOND TRIAL IF
 CALHOUN

SAN FRANCISCO, December GOT 300 members of special venire sum- moned in tho s,cold trial of Patrick Calhoun, seventy one were instructed to return when called.
 The case was resumed with little of the suppressed excitement tat marked the previous trial.
 Calhoun was excused attendance. Aside from summoning 3-yearold Will liam Slattery, as a prospective juror and the amusement caused when the led the boy forward as his name was called, the proceedings were unanimat- ed.
 There appeared to be feeling about the court that the case would not pro- ceed.
 Just prior to adjournment Judge Lawior called all other eases involving officials of the trolley company and con tinued them to January 10.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
+ + % + f + + I. + + # + 1. + j. +
 + LABOR NOTES # # + i. 1. + + [. # l. I. s. .s.s% # # < |.

Color pressmen in New York city have received an increase in pay.
 The project to erect labor temple has been revived in Pittsburg, Pa.
 Members of the Cigarmakers Inter national union are voting for seyent vice-president.
 The American Federation of Labor has decided to hold its annual conven tiOn next year in St. Louis.
 The annual state convention of the steam engineers unions of Massachu- setts will be held December l2.
 In 1908 mine accidents in Great Brit ain caused 1908 deaths and incapaci- tated III, ,S51 men more than seven days each.
 During the last seventeen years American coal mines have killed 22,- $40 men, and made at least 10000 wid ows and more than 10000 orphans.
 If present plans are carried out next year will see the stone masons unions of Minneapolis and St. Paul working together in all things as one organlza< ton.
 The fortysecond annual convention of the Bricklayers and Masons Inter national union has been called to meet in Boston, Massachusetts, onS January 10, of next year
 Fully one-half of the workers em- ployed in the industries of Pennsyl. vania are foreigners and in the coal mines of the state the foreigners out number the Americans two to inc.
 Five European countries have more trade union members than the state Of New York, but New York considerably outranks Russia, Hungary and Spain, as well as practically all smaller eoun- tries.
 The International Pressmen and As sistants' union has decided to establish national tuberculosis sanitarium at Hale Springs, Tennessee, in the near future. A fund of $70,00O will be raised for the purpose.
 Mexico is to have labor union, pro noted by Governor Guillermo de Landa Escandon of the federal district, in which the Cit yof Mexico is situated, to undertake reforms in the interest of the working classes.
 As early as 1929 workingmen s ticket was put in the field at the state elections in New York. It is a his torical fact that one of the candidates, Ebenezer Ford, of New York, was in that year elected to the legislature.
 Hundreds if men who had been on strike at the Newcastle colliery, Not tingham, England, have accepted the owners terms and returned to work. One thousand miners, however, are still out at the neighboring Clifton pits. :,
 John Philip Sousa has volunteered his services to again lead the monster band at the annual concert of Boston Musicians Protective Union 9, A. r. l of L., February G. The concert band will be composed of four hundred mem bers of the union.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
JUST IN TIME
Some Globe PeOp'e May Wait Till It.
 Too Late.

Don wait until too late.
 Be sure to be in time.
 Just in time with kidney ills
 Means curing the back
 Before backaehe becomes chronic:
 Before serious urinary troubles set in.
 Doan s Kidney Pills will do this.
 Here is testimony to prove it.
 Horace B. Palmer, 436 s. Meyer street, Tucson Ariz., says: ''I was troubled by my back and kidneys for long time and on the suggestion of friend l used Deans Kidney Pills. I am glad to say that this remedy brought me great benefit. A dull pain through my kidneys obliged me to walk in stopped position and at night l was robbed of my rest, having to get up to pass the kidney secretions, Of. ten when the seeretions were vOided there was a scalding sensation present, Doan 8 Kidney Pills took away the pain and regulated the passages of the seeretiOns. While l used only one box of this preparation. l was given lasting relief. The fact that person of my age can be so greatly benefited by Doan s Kidney Pills leaves no loom for doubt of their efficiency"
 For sale by all dealers Price 90 cents Foster-Milburn Co.,. Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan sand take no other.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
Try the Oil of Wintergreen Com pound-Itch Is Instantly
 Relieved

It is usually very costly to consult a specialist in any disease, but for 25 cents, on a special offer, We can now give to those suffering from eczema or any form of skin disease absolutely instant relief, with prospect of an early cure.
 A special trial bottle of the oil of wintergreen as compounded in the Chi cago Laboratories of the D. D. D. Com pany may be had in our store on this special 25 cent offer. This one bottle will convince you've know tive youch for it.
 Ten years of success with this mild, soothing wash, D. D. D. Prescription, has convinced us, and we hope you will accept the special % cent offer SO that you also will be convinced. Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
HIS 0NN INVENTION 1. CARRIED HIN TO HIS DEATH
trench Aviator Loses Life on the Threshold of
 Success

NIre December 6.-Antonio Fernan. ,,- ar aviator, met death today while s,,rg t. the first time in an aeroplane .EI5, own invention.
 " lrhargh Fernandez took the machine j. Pbc..., for aviation week, difficulties ' ,arug always prevented actual F,ht uu,I today.
 Tbr a.rident appears due mainly to -,,n,-,nte and the recklessness of ;. aydor, who, impatient at delay .,3 mo- needing the approximations of @. m..auician. patched a defective -,- in the machine, binding it with srmou wine.
 Ne sailed of gracefully, amid cheers.
 Tf, n,ontor $ hopes seemed about to .s nrar.l, when, after going two hun f.4 meters, gradually rising, he at .,rp,ea 10 make a sharp turn, and the ,,sfrnr dipped over.
 rsnar .cz fell, striking with the --.-s %. the aeroplane on top of him. ss wa, found crushed beneath the -,.r. .., head driven into the earth f- ,he impact.
 The ,-rlm is well known in Nice, ,,l WAS fashionable woman's tailor.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
CACTUS SPOKEN OF
 IN BOSTON

BOSTON, December 6.--C. w, Prit. chett, general manager of the Cactus Development company, wires:
 "We are working 75 men. The west croSscut on the third level of the Ham. ilton shaft has passed through carbo- nate ore and is now in the sulphde zone averaging per cent The east crosscut is still in carbouates,
 'Three drifts on the 4th level show sulphide ore running ? S-4 to 3 per cent.
 l think the future of the property Is now assured. '-BoStOn News Bureau.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
CgEEL COMING TO
 UNITED STATES
Will Outline Plan for Settle
 mcnt of Trouble

NENODO CITY, December 6.-En- aar reel, formerly Mexican am as,a1or ro the United States, now gov r15r of Chihuahua, will leave tomor- low for Washington, where he goes on s ,rela. mission connected with the Eam-au situation.
 ni> known that the Mexican govern rgnt ha, received a reply to the letter v.. by Foreign Minister Mariscal to ae United States in which he outlined gpsu for a peaceful settlement of the .garagran problem. He refuses to di- .u.ga .y, contents.
 It is believed that Creel is going to mte precisely the attitude of the Mex
 Ian government.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
MISS HARRINGTON PLEASED


 December 2 l909 Mir H. II. Hiener, Arizona Silver Belt, Globe Arizona Dear Mir Hiener:
 want to thank you for the delightful time had on the trip which had the pleasure Cf winning in the held by Mrs Hasse proved q delightful chaperon, nothing whatsoever good for the Silver Belt We oyed all the pleasant trips planned pleasure, much indeed. We visited all the important places of interest around Los Angeles. The two most enjoyable the visit on board the German ship, George Cohan The Yankee
 Thanking the Silver Belt for my enjoyable vacation again, am N,
 Very sincerely. ELSIE HARRINGTON.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
ABLE SON OF A FAMOUS WOMAN.

Ky O Hetty  Dallas
  railroad cattle
  is in the credited O machine actively and is one 0 0 Republicans
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-07
FED CROSS STAMPS ON
 SALE IN THIS CITY

The American Red Cross society has
 aseI -s Red Cross Christmas stamps
 sale at Van Wagenen $. The stamps Fl a. ran cent each and fifty per cent
 i al. proceeds go to local benevolent ErA. The slogan of tho society is
 Every stamp a bullet in the fight ganst tuberculosis. ' These stamps FlI not carry any kind of mail but any ll of mail will carry them and pro
 am the coming conquest of the great 'lte plague. Buy a supply of these lamp, and help the good cause along. suembor, 5O per cent of proceeds go buldiug fund of the Presbyterian lueh and all goes to one of the most Heyo.ert and worthy causes in all ls world.