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The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19

side by the water of the Gulf-only to
be swept away in 1854 by tidal wave.
When it seemed that even the ele-
mentS had COnspiTed against 1t, the
colony still clUng to the shores Of the
beautiful bay. Instead of becoming
disheartened and abandoning the set
tlement, the few wretched survivors of
this last disaster moved to the north
eTn shore and laid the foundation of
the present city.
A Fishing Hamlet.
For many years it just sUbsisted, a
mere fishing hamlet, and a century
later had only developed into an In
dian trading post. Later, when Euro
pean wars and treaties wrought
changes in the boundary lines between
French and Spanish territory, the
little hamlet spTang into notice and
claimed a place in the history Of that
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19

At the northern extremity OF the
Mexican Gulf lies beautiful bay, and
its waters wash under whaTves and
fsh-houses that speak louder than
words of the business and industries
of the city that is fast spreading round
the circle or its shores. New Orleans
and Mobile have been considered the
principal Gulf ports on the Southern
coast. and as such have been inclined
to ignore the claims of sister city to
a like distinction. But like Cinderella
In the fairy tale, Pensacola has bided
her time in sequestered humility,
awaiting the advent of the prince, who
IS coming to her, apparently. in the
shape of the Panama canal The deep
water bay OF Pensacola-33 feet over
The bar-has commercial advantages
that must be appreciated by those who
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19

while the Don enjoyed his siesta, Of
smoked cigarettes and entertained the
transient guest. for hospitality was
marked feature Of life among these
peOpIe-HOt only friend and relative,
but the s0jOurninE stranger was wet
come to the shelter OF their roof.
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Continued on Page FOrty-Tw0
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12
SAFFORD

SAFFORD, June l1.-Mrs. William Nelson was hostess yesterday to the Katydid Whist club and number of its friends. The spacious Nelson home was an ideal pace for a social gather ing on warm afternoon. Snowy white curtains were drawn beside the large windows in the parlor and living room where the blossom-laden breeze toyed with banks of asparagus plumosas and wild flowers. Scores were kept )n un ique Gtte tallies and most enjoyable afternoon was spent, during which iced lemonade was served. After dainty re. treatments had been served and the shadows were growing very long the guests departed, thanking Mrs. Nelson for a delightful time. It was the last meeting of the club before September Those present were: Mrs. F. S. Bunch and Mrs. Mitt Simms of Soomonvlle Mrs. Morris Simons, Mrs. H. J. Dowdle Mrs. E. w. Clayton, Mrs. Kate Jen. nings, Mrs. F. F. Mashbir, Mrs. Peter Anderson, Grandma Dowdle, Miss Mary Tucker, Miss Mollie Dowdle of Doug las, Miss Margaret Robinson and Miss Mae Dowdle.
 Mrs. Joseph Layton of Thatcher is spending the week with her mother Mrs. G. Evans.
 Mrs. Nora $. Clark entertained Thurs day evening complimentary to Mrs. Al ice H. Davis of Fl Paso and Jack Will Hams of Morenci. Those enjoying Mrs Clark s hospitality with the guests of honor were, Mir. and Mrs. T. T. Hunter MT. and Mrs. R. S. Patterson, Mir. and Mrs. Joe Stratton, Dr. and Mrs. ]. N Stratton, Miss Mable Webber and Lee N. Stratton.
 Mrs. Virginia Curtis of Thatcher is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. Ellsworth at Layton.
 J. W. Fine went to Bowie last night to meet his family, which is enroute tc Stafford from their former home at Nc
 desto, Cal. They will reside here ir
 the future.
 George B. Ryan, the hardware mar of Fl Paso, is transacting business hero
 this week.
 Mrs. Joe Hinton Jr. died at her rancf
 home near Fort Thomas Thursday
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12
GLOBE HEADS LIST IN ESTIMATION
 OF DRUMMER
F. BARKER, AFTER VISITING MANY ARIZONA. TOWNS. GIVES
 PALM TO GLOBE

The following taken from the Tucson c.or of recent date will give the read 2, some idea of the esteem in which obe is held by the travelling frater- nity:
 F. Barker, tine commission mer- ,bant. in reviewing his trip yesterday, ,1id that Globe certainly led all the otber points he had wis ted, which was ,orpely due to the activity apparent on he extension of the Gila Valley, Globe | Northern railway from Globe to Mi ami q stance of about l5 miles. There Ia force of goo men at work on grade and laying ties and rails. The lnspi- ,qtion and Miami mines are the objee' five points, the properties lying next to each other. Globe has grown won dsrfully since 1904 and there is much activity in the town
 The bui ding of the railroad line of inc shannon Copper company from the rlant in South Clifton along the high yround up Chase creek several mules ro the company's property, will give Clifton aud vicinity new life Business has been greater than usual there. The shannon company, it may be added, has hauled its ores over the Arizona Copper rompany's narrow guage line in the past.
 Douglas keeps up it's pace under the inspiration of the c. & A. smelters and also those operate by the Copper Queen company. Douglas has led all Arizona cities in respect to growth and build ing for a like peIiod-eight years past. Bisbee, MT. Barker said, is going along at the usual rate and holding it's own.
 Bl Paso keeps on growing with. a population of about 3J,O00. There IS marked improvement in the Santa Fe towns west from Albuquerque, Flag staf looking better than the rest. MT. Barker wis ted San Francisco and Los Angeles during his absence from Tue son of about a month.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12

Santa Cruz and Rillito rivers to bring under irrigation thousands of acres of land in the vicinity.
 When the Home Telephone company of Phoenix completes its system, about October l, according to the Gazette Phoenix will have phone connections with Albuquerque, Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago.
 The session laws of the twenty fifth territorial assembly have at ,last been completed and Territorial Secretary George U. Young is distributing them to inquirers over the territory.
 After nearly four years of success ful work as art instructor in the pub. lie schools of Phoenix, Mrs. Charles Christy has resigned her position. She will become connected with the pub i cation of study courses for several publishing houses.
 Dr. H. l.. Chandler has produced the necessary papers to prove his title to the 320 acres of land south of Phoenix recently filed upon by Ed Shaw and Louis Garesche, who believed that the land had never been patented.
 The play given Tuesday evening by the students of the Tempe Normal in honor of the senior class day was a pleasing entertainment and well at tended.
 The rebuilding of the gigantic Wal nut Grove dam, situated about fifty miles south of Prescott, has been de cided upon, according to the Journal Miner. A Los Angeles engineer has just finished a survey of the property and has reported favorably on the feas- ibility of the project.
 Notices have been posted in Court land that the big companies operating there will reduce the wages of Mexican muckers from $2.5O to $l.75 per day, the cut to go into effect at once
 Mayor Ben Heney of Tucson has is sued statement in which he roasts the city council and municipal depart ments to frazzle. He charges bad faith on the part of the councilmen who put through wholesale cut in the sal aries of officials and challenges them to
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12
Sometimes you may be told that ther

Sometimes you may be told that there are other things just as good as De Witt s Kidney and Bladder Pills. That isn't so. Nothing made is as good as DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills for any ailments of the kidney or blad- der, which always result in weak back. backache, rheumatic pains, rheumatism and urinary disorders. A trial of De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills is sufficient to convince you how good they are. Send your name to E. c. Dewitt & Co.,, Chicago, for free trial box. They are sold here by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Go.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12

painful and what is feared to be 6 fatal accident this morning. His horse became frightened and ran away, drag gipg him for some distance, tearing the flesh away to the bone on one sid, and mutilating one ear.
 c. c. Mallard of Globe was a business visitor here yesterday.
 Mrs. T. Shafer is ill at her home in Stafford.
 F. A. Woodward returned to Glob; yesterday afternoon after a visit t. the Fumarole mine.
 D. w. Wickersham left this morning for Bowie to join Mrs. Wickersham They will spend a day there before proceeding on their journey home tc Los Angeles.
 Frank Haynes was an outgoing pas senger to his home in Globe yesterday afternoon after a visit to his siste, Mrs. M. J. Ringer.
 Misses Villa and Margaret Robinson will be among the excuIsionists to the Grand Canyon this month.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12
Sore Nipples.

Any mother who has had experience with this distressing ailment will be pleased to know that a cure may be effected by applying Chamberlain s Salve as soon as the child is done nurs- ing. Wipe it off with soft cloth be- fore allowing the babe to nurse. Many trained nurses use this salve with best results. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12

open debate concerning water depart ment matters, and is willing to leave il to vote of those present whether he resign or they resign after the debate is finished
 It is now believed that the little child of Mir. and Mrs. Elijah Allen which was so brutally assaulted by al Apache Indian at Lehi, will recover.
 Mayor Heney has appointed Alexan der McNeil as driver in the Tucson fire department to succeed Nabor Cruz, who resigned.
 A strike of rich copper glance is reported from the Little Butte proper ty in the Bouse district.
 Bisbee Y. M c. A. will affiliate with the National Riflemen $ association and will build new rife range in the vi cinity of Warren.
 A troop or cavalry rom Fort Hua' chuca will be in attendance at the Fourth of July celebration at Bisbee
 According to statement given out by the mayor, the extensive municipal improvements now being carried on in Bisbee will be completed within sixty days ard the cost will come well within the appropriation allotted for the work
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12
If You Are Worth s5O,ooo Don n't Read
 This

This will not interest you if you are worth fifty thousand dollars, but if you are a man of moderate means and can not afford to employ a physician when you have an attack of diarrhoea, you will be pleased to know that one or two doses of Chamberlain g Collie, Shol era and Diarrohea Remedy will cure t. This remedy has been in use for man, years and is thoroughly reliable. pr,cs 25 cents. For sale by all drugg,s:s
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12

There are many limitations of De. Wits Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve -DeWitt's is the original. Be sure you get DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve when you ask for it. II Is good for cuts, burns and bruises and is especially good for Piles. Sold by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12

Greatest bargains ever offered ia Globe at Sultan s Rebuilding Sale. sr.. ad on Page 5 for prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12

Let the Guarantee Paint company do your work. Best material. best work, lowest prlces
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12
4 Nelus of the Valley @; Happenings on he o Chroniced
 by the Silver Belt Staff of Correspondents

morning. Mrs. Hinton leaves hus- band, two children and number of relatives and friends who mourn her death.
 Ebenezer Bryce of Bryce, one of the oldest citizens in Graham county, is a business visitor in town today.
 Joe Gourley of Silver City, N. M., is in the valley on visit to relatives and friends
 Preparations are being made for a large camp meeting to be held here the first two weeks in July.
 J. H. Hinton of Geronimo, who has been acting on the grand jury at the county seat, was in town today, on his way home, the grand jury hay ing been adjourned
 Chas. F. Solomon returned this after noon from an extensive trip through northern California and the Yosemite valley. Mrs. Solomon, who accom- panied him, stayed over in Tucson for a short visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Perrin.
 Mrs. J. D. Hartzler and Mrs. M. H. Waffle of Artesia were visitors in the city today.
 SAFFORD, June 11.--C. c. Cole was a through passenger to Globe yester- day afternoon.
 Rev. James F. Crutchfeld of Phoenix arrived in the city yesterday after noon and held quarterly conference at the Southern Methodist church in the evening. After completing arrange. ments for camp meeting to be held in the Wickersham park beginning on July 4, Rev. Crutchfeld left this morn. ing for Soomonville to hold conference in the Southern Methodist church of that place.
 Grandpa Montierth, a we'll loved pioneer citizen, passed away yesterday morning at his home on the Thatcher boulevard.
 The stork proved himself generous visitor when last night he left hand some boy twins at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Eardlaw. Grandma Dowdle and Miss Mollie Dowd'e left this morning for their home in Douglas, after soiourn of two weeks with relatives in this city. George Stuart, who lives just across the Gila river, was the victim of very
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12

Yuma will try the virtues of the des- ert cactus as destroyer of the mos guitOs.
 Two thousand head of cattle from the San Pedro country were shipped fIOm the Tucson yards Tuesday.
 The Yuma Examiner dubs the Colo rado river "The American Nile,' cit ing it's annual ebb and flow to back up it's contention.
 A. Steinfeld & Co.,, the Tucson whole salers, have contracted for the entire output of the Glendale sugar factory this season.
 Cochise county board of supervisors have approved the $6O,OOO school bond issue recently isued by Douglas.
 Prisoners will be received at the Yuma penitentiary until the fall term of the various district courts of the territory, when the same vii be trans feued to the new penal institution at Florence.
 A tract of four hundred acres has been plotted near Prescott for sum mer resort. Cottages will be built and peace and quietude guaranteed to all strangers who select this place as rest cure during the hot months of the sum- me-.
 Thomas Romeritz and Frank Romero, wanted for stea,ing horses at Crown Kng, have been arrested at Phoenix and will be taken to Prescott for trial.
 Governor Sloan has announced the appointment of J. K. Dunseath of Tue Son to succeed Judge Lewis as court reporter for the territorial supreme court and William F. Blake of Tucson as territorial geo.ogist.
 Twentw-two Tucson Elks have order ed uniforms and will participate in the big parade of the Elks convention at Los Angeles next month.
 Plans and specifications have been made for the alteration and enlargement Of the Southern Pacific depot at Tucson for the better accommodation of the tTayeling public.
 The Ray Consolidated Copper com rary has decided that their new coneen- uatirg plant shall have a capacity of l,OOO tons per day.
 Ensign West of the Tucson Salvation army, formerly in charge of the work a' Globe, has been promoted to the rank of adjntant general of the army.
 Tucson has built new fire station on South Sixth avenue, and it was paced in commission this week.
 Tucson authorities arc taking steps to have the city streets sprinkled by a street ear sprinkler, discarding the present. wagon system.
 A bill has been introduced in congress 10 convey to the city of Yuma tract Of two and one-half acres, originally To- cated in the townsite and known as the Quarry Reserve.
 The Barnes. Daily Power, Land & IT. ii'gation company has been incorporated ID Tucson for the announced purpose of building dam at the confluence of the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12
Arizona News
 and Comment

Yuma will try the virtues of the des- ert cactus as destroyer of the mos guitos
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12

A tract of four hundred acres has been plotted near Prescott for sum mer resort. Cottages will be built and peace and quietude guaranteed to all strangers who select this place as a rest cure during the hot months of the sum- np-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12

Santa Cruz and Rillito rivers to bring under irrigation thousands of acres of land in the vicinity.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12

A troop of cavalry from Fort Hua. chuca will be in attendance at the Fourth of July celebration at Bisbee
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12

Two thousand head of cattle from the San Pedro country were shipped fIom the Tucson yards Tuesday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12

The session laws of the twenty fifth territorial assembly have at .last been completed and Territorial Secretary George U. Young is distributing them to inquirers over the territory.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12

plan selling Quality been s with deserving
 buying here really overlooking 
 neghbor this s in recommend it. and SECOND because the right We don't bell
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12

A strike of rich copper glance is reported from the Little Butte proper ty in the Bouse district.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-12

When the Home Telephone company of Phoenix completes its system, about October l, according to the Gazette, Phoenix will have phone connections with Albuquerque, Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago.
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Advantages of Capital.
The Oldest Living Triplets.
From Leslie's Weekly


According to Representative Charles FL.
Cowles of North Carolina, the oldest liv-
ing triplets in the world are the Gibbs
triplets, born in Wilkesboro. \. c., May
II. 1885, and now in their seventy-seventI
year. One of the triplets, William Wash
ington Gibbs. resides in Atlanta, Ca,
and the other two. Robert Jackson Gibbs
and Thomas Lafayette Gibbs, live at
Boomer, y. c., within a few miles of the
place Of their birth The three brothers
are hale. hearty, industrious. sober and
splendid citizens. in spite of the fact that
they endured the hardships and privations
of four years of civil war and years OF
struggle with poverty. All three of them
volunteered early In the war, and fought
In the same company OF the same regi-
ment in many battles. Bethel vas the
first real battle OF the war between the
states, Gettysburg the crest Of Confeder-
ate aggression, and Appomattox the last
OF that struggle. The Gibbs triplets, in
common with all North Carolinians, are
proud OF the inscription on the states bat
tlefield monuments. which reads: First
at Bethel. farthest at Gettysburg and
last at Appomattox." The triplets are
descended from long-lived families on
both sides. Their father lived to a good
old age. and their mother died only a
few years ago, at the age OF almost
ninety-one. Aunt Caroline Grdnton. COL
ored, OF Wilkesboro. who Is almost hum
dred years old. claims to have nursed the
Gibbs triplets when they were babies. She
says: They was powerful strong young
uns." The tripletS are all married men,
each has grandchildren and great-srand-
children, and they are most devoted to
one another.
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themselves had years of experience in
business life, who know its require
mcnts. and who are thoroughly familiar
with the means and methods of success.
arc here in great abundance. and all Of
them are busy. the best evidence of the
results of their teaching.
Young girls, especially. whom the vicis-
STUDIES of life and death have forced to
earn their living. i'll an incredibly short
time are fitted for useful and remunera-
tive positions In Offices, stores and BUSH
ness houses where sex consideration in
the matter of work is seldom. if ever.
taken into consideration, the great thing
being to get the work done properly and
quickly.
Boys have found in this form of bust
ness training stepping stones TO high and
responsible positions In the outside buSi-
ness world and many of them have dis
tinguished themselves In the end.
A good bookkeeper and good stenog-
rapher and typewriter can always find re-
muneraive work and many of the insti-
tutions undertake to place their gradu-
ates in such positions at the conclus ON
Of their terms. Patience and a close AT
tention to study for a brief season works
wonders in this line, and our local bust
ness colleges, schools and individual
teachers are noted for their accomplish
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OPEN DOOR TO OPPORTUNITY
BUSINESS Quotations EASY
TO OBTAIN IN WASHINGTON.
Many High-grade Schools Available
for Ambitious Young Men
and Women.

In the preparation of young men and
women for the bread-winning battle of
life Washington with her numerous
high grade business colleges, preparatory
schools and teachers of stenography.
typewriting and bookkeeping stands pre-
eminently in the front rank
In these schools the student who must
make quick preparation for earning a
livelihood may be equipped fully and
competently for any position in the
world Of business. Teachers who have
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ments. No one need long he out OF en-
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of this department of Washingtons cdu-
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We
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The
Dughon
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Meaning of "Alcohol."
From the London Chronicle.

From the London tbronicle
The interna tional congress on alcohol
does not need TO apologize for the use
of a learned phrase" as Scott does
when he mentions the word '.alcohoi''
in THE Heart of Midlothian" That
apology illustrates the modernness IF
the words use in its present special
sense. Really it is the Arabic ..al-kohI'
al being the definite article as II
algebra" the reduction) and "alkali''
tthe soda ashes). and kohl the black
powder wherewith the eastern beauties
stained their eyelids. But alcohol came
to be used for any finely triturated or
sutlimated powder. and then for sublt-
mated liquids. alcohol of wine" being
the most interesting of these. it gradu-
ally took the name entirely to itself.
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Servant-A pound of tea for the mis-
SuS.
Grocer-tireen or black?
Servant-Shure. aythcr will do. She's
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