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New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
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Overflow Budget
$500 5-piece Parlor Suits. s17.se.
$4,000 3-piece Parlor Suits. S18.ss.
$3.50 Parior Suits, pieces, 1880.
$500 Parlor Suits. pieces, $1,000.
$50 90 Princess Dresser. S9.ss.
$3.50 Buffet. sa6.75.
S15. 90 Golden Oak China Closet. So .9S.
$1,000 Golden Oak China Closet, $500.
$4,000 Golden Oak China Closet, $54.00.
$500 Golden Oak China Closet, S49.9s.
$500 Dining Table, S9.4s.
$500 Dining Chairs, S2.25.
So 90 Dressers, S14.40.
so. 90 Davenport Beds, $500
$500 Davenport Beds, $500.
50 90 Oak Dressers, So 30.
sI050 Oak Dressers $3.50.
| 5000 Oak Dressers, S25-O
| sos 90 Oak Dressers, S42. 90.
| $500 Oak Chifoners, $3.50.
| $1,000 Oak Chiffoniers, $500.
sa1 90 Oak Chiffoniers. S15.75.
| $500 Crystal Closet, S24.75.
| Fruit of the Loom Muslin. per yd.,
112c.
Sc. Unbleached Muslin. per yd., 394c.
| summer Blankets, 43c
| Bed Spreads, soc.
| Muslin Sheets, 21c.
| soc Muslin Sheets. 33c.
| 10c Muslin Pillow Cases 71ac.
| s12a Summer Weight Comfortables.
| 69c.
| 25c. and 39c. Scarfs and Shams at 10c.
| SOC. Mercerized Table Damask at csc.
| S1.00 Table Napkins, per dozen, soc.
| Bath Towels 31sc.
| 1Oc White Bath Towels. 6Ac.
| 16c Huck Towels at 834c.
| 30c Turkish Towels. 19c.
| Table Oil Cloth, per yd.. 1G12c.
| I5c. Batiste, 64c.
| 15c. French Lima Suitings at 71ac.
| Womens 15c. Vests at Sc.
| Boys Underwear at 19c.
| Mems 50c Underwear at 24c.
/ Mems &c. Lisle Half Hose at lie.
| Mems soc. silk Half Hose at 25c.
| Mems &c. Lisle Half Hose at lie.
| Mems SOC. silk Half Hose at Poe.
Vomens Silk Stockings at 47c.
| Women's SILK Stockings at 79c.
| Womens Lisle Thread Stockings at f7c.
| at lie.
| lie. Corset Covers at Sc.
| Nainsook Corset Covers at 24c.
| Womens Nainsook Combination Under
| wear at 49c.
| Women's Nainsook Gowns at 9Sc.
| Womens Cambria Skirts, &c.
| S1.25 Black All Wool Granite Cloth.
| 15c-
| s1.Oo Black Double Warp Serge. Toe.
| Women's Long Kimonos, Sic.
| Women's Crepe Kimonos, csc.
| Womens S1.25 Dressing Sacques. 79c.
| Womens S1.00 Long SILK Gloves at sac.
| Womens soc. Lise Gloves at lee.
| $3.50 Silk ParasOls at S1.50.
| Womens $500 Low Shoes at SI.5O
| Bath Sprays at 29c.
| at SI38.
| Hand Bags at SI.0O TO $3.50.
| $500 SILK Umbrellas at SI.95.
| s1.50 Hand Embroidered Linen Pillow
| Slips. 75c.
| Womens Belts a 15c.
| $500 Fibre Mating Suit ""ses at LOO
| $3.50 Mating Suit Cases at $l.:5.
| 500 Dinner Sets at S3.9S.
| Sf.J0 Imported China Berry Sets at 75c.
| Women's Coat Sweaters at SI.58.
| l2c. can Tomatoes. &c.
| SOC. A la Carte Coffee. per h. 25c
| Gosmans Ginger Ale, l. bottles for
| S1.oS.
| Safety Matches. IA boxes for Soc
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LOST BANkBOOkS.

BANKBOOK No. 5lG.05s OF the Union Dime Saw
ings Bank Is missing. ANY person having a
claim 10 II Is hereby called upon 10 present
the same within ten days. or submit To having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued
yaNK BOOK No. 455. .654 OF the Union Dime say
ings Bank Is missing. Any person having a
claim to fl is hereby called upon to present the
same within ten days. submit To having said
.la ssboGk cancelled and new one issued
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FOR SALE.

RIG BARGAINS-Slightly used office furniture,
eesks typcwriters. cash registers, adding ma
chimes uiIneogra pms. filing cabinets. safes. ad-
dressn. nluchfnes. time clocks, partitions, check
protectors bookcases. NATHAN'S. White Street
I}ItIIARDS pool and new patent combination
tables: lowest prices supplies. repairs:
bowling allie; builders peclser's I05 East 9th
81 F~r7hti@had 1870
GOLD NINE. RICH. OLD SPANISH: CALL
for samples and details. CLANCY. n ..
Box !. Irr1Iapau Mich Mexico.
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STR MARY POWELL See sss,s columns
= ? y. conaec1lng At West FoIIlL VI, :,
SIR. hlbh.l oTeasstra On oa ssek stea5as7.
p1cTnss AND PulaTs IN
d = - So new ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

Fall RIVER LINE. Via Newport and Fall
River. Iv. Pier 19 y r. # Warren 81 wees
Csvs and Sundays. $50 P II. Strs. COMMON
VE ALTFI and PRISCILLA OrchestT- OF eacn'
PROVIDENCE LINE. Via Providence. Leave
Pier Is North River, foot Murray s.. Wees WesA
Szrs only Goo ?. n. Steamers PRO y lLE--\OE
and PLYMOUTH. Orchestra on each
NlEWICE LINE va New London " fieC
a. y p II CIarkson St, week days 900
: II Pier 20. Z r. f. Z 22d ST, ESQ = N
Strs CITY OF LOWELL and CL1E-S-EE< ~
CHAPLIN
NEW BEDFORD LINE, for New Bedfo-a'
Woods hole, N7-tha's Vineyard, Nantuct-el :
Nla-rapoisert- Marion and Cape Cod pclH-s-
leave Pier 20. North River foot Of Clarhso,
Street week 6aTs only, At $ -0o ? NJ 0le@+---''
MAINE and NEW H ANPSEIRE-
NEW HAVEN LINE, for New Haven. Hart
fo-t. Springfield and North Leave Per =
Z r week days . - p N: sundays 5-Sg
A II Foot East 22nd st. week days = 9 sg9
> n: Sundays. 1000 A. N SIT RICHARD
PECK
Tickets stateroozns and Information At city
Ticket CtTce. III Broadway near Cortlanot
s Telephone 512l COrtlandr- Also al y. I.
Transfer and Tourist Offices and Al Piers
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Dinner Knives G. Forks

Worth SIo5 Set------J
Set comprises si1 each-hne sreei-fancy bone
or EBONY handles
Above for MONDAY and Tuesday
ALSO
Dinner Knives and Forks-eest sai.
American -steeI-whire c-lluloid
handIes-set OF six each Z.1
elS hers
Fruit Kniyes.Ts,ple II I;9 9,atee-Desa se: $50
Universal Food Chopper-
all sizes ... rs to so
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LAUNORIES. 1

vyprGHT LAUNDRY Hand service '-e Co
WIZ - 'tbone SAL RigeTside
-, tpz,>DON LAUNDEY Original Anti ti-Shrinh,
10 .-g-,tor ave cor. 5$tn fi5 years al d9o
. - Ri 3S3l-Plaza. aeware OF HnItators
,,0scupPF LAUNDRY. 1l6 West 2sth st;
1inens h4sl.lled corscienticusi!: We ~. ,, ta,s
L.Iugs reputation. Ielep-0He' i
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TIME TABLES.

ers HENDRICK HUDSON. =
ON " ALBANY" and MARY
! Hudson River Dav Line. fast
p boats IN the world
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REPUBLIC"
ROCkAWAY BEACH

~. = I29rl St, \, r. $40 A NJ, 9;45 A NJ,
IL. p Per No. / \. r. $3.50 a. N. 1910 A. NJ,
2:-5 2. N 300 2. N
Iv r zvyay Beach, +ll:15 A NJ. 1880. @5:15'
G.G0 p NJ -.,
T,riDs marked operated by Str "Cepheus-
Round trip tickets. sec: Children, 25c-
Include adm. to Steeplechase PIX at P ka way
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We also make this the occasion for
OPENING DISPLAY OF FALL AND WINTER BLA

and ba tn robes, also jacquard Comfortables
the lea ding mills In coloriDgs and designs OF
included in August Sale Opportunities
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showing newest effects for beds
and Crib Blankets-products of
the most artistic character-all
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36 inch Long Cloths 40 IA,1

ALSO. IN WHITE GOODS
White Cambrics-36 inch-value H. .
Long Cloths and Nainsook-36 inch
So inch Long Cloth-f2 I'd pc
reg $40 .'...........-....------ lis
English Long CIOths-4O inch
10 vd. pc.-vaiue <1.5o. 5o.-.--------.----- 81
Extra nne English Long Cloths-36 inch
Io yd piece-worth s19S- ------------- .OS
superior English Long CIoths-+0 inch
I1 I'd piece-value So 2S- ----------.---- LIZ
ans siiky~ins,ead Of 81 50 pc..-.-.-.. 21o
4O-incf White Iawns-worth b. i =
Merz'c Lingerie Bat.ste-3S inch
yorth ...........-...-.-..--.- 10
c7-inch English Repps-vaiue b. 10
Imported Shirting MadraS-32 inch
worth 30. ---r---"-- -
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.
Hand made-tor bureau oU1ct-S piece
ccntre-wfth drawn work
Also
Renaissance Centre Pieces-valCe -es 90
Linen Tea CTaths-Emb'd borders
scaIlor edge-vaIUe s. .------------ 40
Linen Tea Cioths-Ernb'd ceutre-rtde
renaissance border-value 81 es $50
Union Linen Scarfs-H- S--with
elaborate drawn vork-also squares
value 81 .S-s
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
MOUNTAIN OF SOAP IN THE HILLS IF
 ARIZONA

PHOENIX, May 5.-Hundreds of strange, marvellous and wonderful things have been found in the noun tains of Arizona and not the least won derful of all is soap. For the purpose of digging carload of soap out of old Mother Earth, George s. Rogers of Los Angeles, will leave Phoenix tomorrow for Goddard s station, north of this city, accompanied by force of men.
 This soap deposit, which is located near Goddard $, was discovered about two years ago by s. S. Green. Recent ly Mr. Green and his local associates made deal with MT. Rogers and or ganized the R. G. & R. Manufacturing company. The purpose of this company is to take the natural soap, prepare it and market it.
 The soap is merely rock, the chem ical constituents of which make it a valuable cleansing agent and skin food. It is as pure as any mineral of the kind ever discovered All that it requires to prepare it for use is grinding and a few inexpensive ingredients which are added during this process.
 A Aicarload of the rock is sufficient for the manufacture of s00,000 cakes of soap. MT. Rogers will ship the car to Los Angeles and after he begins to turn out cakes he will place them on the mar ket in all the towns of Arizona and California.
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PLAYS AND PLAYERS

A new play called "Her Son" is to be produced in Brooklyn shortly.
 John Drew says he will play "In- constant George' all next season.
 John Mason is rehearsing new play which will be produced shortly.
 Margaret Anglin has begun rehearsals of "Antigone," which she is to give at Harvard.
 "The Lady of Lobster Square" is to close it's season soon and may be made into a musical comedy
 Henri Bernstein is at work on new play which is said to resemble "The Thief" in its general lines.
 A new comedy by Anthony Hope and Cosmo Gordon Lennox is, called "Hel- en s Path," and is a story of English country life.
 John Galsworthy's play, "Justice," " which will be given next season in New York, is an attack on the English prison system.
 Dorothy Door, an expert actress in declamatory parts, has been engaged to play in "Chantecler, with Miss Ad- ams, presumably in the opposite part of the Golden Pheasant.
 Bertha Kalish has three new plays, one by German author, another by a Russian and the third by an American. All of these plays have tor their sub ject modern conditions of life.
 w. J. Ferguson is the only surviving actor in active service who was in the company presenting "Our American Cousin' at Ford s theater on the night that President Lincoln was assassinated.
 William A. Brady, incorporated, has acquired from Franz CurzOn of London the American rights to "The Naked Truth comedy which has just been produced at Wyndham $ theater, Lon don. by Charles Hawtrey.
 Miss Amy Lesser, who for four years was Miss Rose Stahl's understudy in ."'The Chorus Lady," and never had a chance to play the part, is now play ing an important role in the new Forbes comedy, "The Commuters. !"
 That the members of the "Dollar Princess" company may have a rest, Mr. Frohman has decided that the musical comedy shall end its long run at the Knickerbocker theater, New York, May l4, to reopen the house in August.
 MT. Belasco has decided upon chang ing the names of his two theaters in New York. The Stuyvesant will be re- named the Belasco and will be used by MT. Belasco for his own plays The pres ent Belasco will return to the former name, the Republic.
 On October 23, 1910, Sarah Bern hardt will reach her sixty-ffth year. On October 31, 1910, she will begin her seventh tour of the United States, which she says, will be her last Her reper- toire during her American tour will in clude fifteen plays.
 Gladys Moore, the toe dancer in "The Midnight Sons," who initiates Genee, used to be chorus girl in various musical comedies. One night, while playing in Philadelphia, she was called upon to do a solo dance and ever since she has been drawing big salaries.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
CONFUSING STORIES
 BY EXPERTS
Scientists Contradict Each Other as to Contents of
 Swope Stomach

KANSAS CITY, May 5.-Testifying at the Hyde trial today, Dr. Walter M Cross, city chemist of Kansas City branded the analysis made by Dr. Vie. tor c. Vaughn, on the liver of Colonel SwoW, as incomplete.
 Ninety per cent of the substance that remained when Dr. Vaughn made his final estimate of the amount of poison in the organ, might have been foreign said Dr. Gross. The witness pointed out that as Colonel Swope had used a tonic containing cinchodine, this drug would remain after the process Dr Vaughn used has been completed.
 No claim was made by pr. Vaughn that he got entirely pure strychnine from the liver of Colonel Swope. He said the foreign matter was so small however, he could make a good esti mate of the amount of poison present
 Dr. Cross was asked by the defense to explain the presence of typhoid in the SwOpe residence, but he failed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
THE REAL ROHRABACHER
 LOCATED IN BELLINGHAM

that part of the country for several months and is now receiving bogus checks signed by "R. c. Rohrabacher, in an imitation of both his name and handwriting.
 To all appearances the man who for two months guided the destinies of the Globe chamber of commerce used the real Rohrbacher reputation and sta tionery bearing his name to secure a position in this city. That he dropped from sight so suddenly, apparently through fear of exposure, heightens this belief.
 In detailing his work before coming to Globe, the former secretary of the Globe chamber of commerce spoke at length of projects in which MT. Rohr- bacher of Bellingham has been interest ed. The fields of the two men seem to have been the same, yet Mir. Rohrbacher of Bellingham has not been in the south west for years, or not at all.
 Although the man who was known here as R. c. Rohrabacher, has disap- peared completely and cannot defend himself, the evidence is strong against him that he worked a deliberate swim de upon the people of this city and dis appeared after gaining the confidence of the people of Arizona sufficiently to pass number of cheeks of the chamber of commerce.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
PROGRESS|VES WILL
 STAND PAT
Insurgents Say They Will Continue to Amend the
 Railroad Bill

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 5.-In' surgent senators say they will not te swerved from their course on the rail road bill, no matter what tactics are pursued by the conservative republi' cans.
 Announcement of this unyielding stand was made at the conclusion of an insurgent conference tonight by Sen ator Cummins of Iowa.
 For three days the insurgents have been in session for thorough consid eration of the political and legislative situation.
 "What will be the effect on the or ganization, now that President Taft has made it clear that he is depending upon the lineup of the regular republicans to carry out his program9" was asked.
 Senator Clapp hastened to answer:
 ''He said he wanted railroad bill didn't he? Well, that is what we arc trying to give him."
 Senator Cummins added that the pro gressives would continue to offer amend ments which they thought won!G i'm prove the proposed legislation.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
MORE BRAZILIAN RUBBER

Reports of Engineers recently return ed from Brazil would indicate that the present high prices of rubber are des tined for sharp fall just as soon as the new Mederia- Mamore railroad, now being completed in the heart of the Bra zilian wilderness, is put in operation According to w. P Miller, who has just returned from the Amazon valley this road, which is three hundred miles long and has no actual terminal points merely bridging sixteen cataracts in a barbarous territory, will open up the wonderfully rich territory of Aero which contains enough natural rubber tc supply the world for years and whict has hitherto been inaccessible. Rubber recently reached the unheard of price of $3.0O a pound in London. Experts foresee a price around 75 cents wher the new railway opens.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
.LAUDS OREGON LAW
 OF ELECTION
Remarkable Speech by Sem ator Excites Admiration
 of Colleagues

WASHINGTON, D. C., May B. Commenting the election system of his state, Senator Bourne of Oregon, in an extended speech in the senate today aroused general debate on the ques' tion of representative government which dealt especially with the effect on the southern states of the system of electing federal officials for that sec. tion.
 Bourne dwelt in terms of admiration on the methods of conducting elec- tions and selecting office holders in Ore gon.
 When Bourne concluded, Brown of Nebraska asked general consent that 50,000 copies of the speech be printed for circulation, but MT. Gallinger ob jected.
 Brown spoke of the speech as a re markable one, and said it had demon strated that the Oregon system was no longer an experiment..
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
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Was R. c. Rohrabacher, former see retary of the Globe chamber of con- merce, who disappeared so msteriously carrying with him the cheek book of the chamber, a smooth crook who traded on the reputation of well known news paper writer of the northwest, or are there two men of so nearly the same name, following the same line of work in the west?
 To all appearances the former sup position Is correct, as the special dis patch from Bellingham, received yester- day by the Silver Belt, seems to indi- cate.
 R. c. ROhrbacher of the Bellingham Herald has been connected with a num- Der of public enterprises throughout the northwest for the past few years and has gained something of reputation along that line. He has not been out of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
Was Former Chamber Secre- tary Sailing Under An
 others Name?
ANSWER SEEMS TO
 BE VERY SIMPLE
Dispatch from Bellingham Puts New Light on
 Mystery

+ Special to the Silver Belt. ] % BELLINGHAM, Wash, May 5. 1 + Having to all appearance filched l + both the name and reputation of l + R. c. Rohrabacher, of the Belling- l + ham Herald forger has been op- + erating extensively in the south i + west for some time, as is evidenced 1 + by the receipt of number of !
 + bogus checks by Mir. Rohrabacher l + within the past few days. 1 + That the impersonator of MT. l + Rohrabacher has been living under 1 + an assumed name is indicated by 1 + the fact that number of bogus l + checks were cashed on the claim 1 + that he was secretary of the 1 + chamber of commerce of Globe, s + Arizona. + Some interruptions rascal in 1 < Los Angeles has assumed my name i # and is leaving trail of bogus 1 + checks behind him. said Mir. + Rohrabacher today. Incidentally 1 + he has left the information that 1 + he was formerly secretary of the l + Globe, Arizona, chamber of com [!
 + merce. l have an idea who it is i x and will run him to earth before i 9 any more damage is done.' [,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
DRIVER KILLED IN
 LODGING COLLISION
Tufned Into Curb to Escape
 Car Driven by Women

LOS ANGELES, Cal, May 5.-H. I. Fennimore, an automobile agent, was killed today when he turned his motor into curb to avoid collision with q machine in which a number of women were driving. J. L. Eigholz, former newspaper man, and Hugo Goldschmidt riding with Fennimore. were injured. Eigheltz is believed to have sustained severe internal injuries.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06

The Principality, which the Hon. John Bigelow has given. to the village of Highland Falls, is a farm of more than four hundred acres. The village is on the Hudson river. Until the last sev- eral years, Mir. Bigelow and his children camped on the highest point of The Principality. Since abandoning the camp he has spent most of his summers abroad, and the early spring and the late autumn in The Squirrels. There he has larger library than in his Grammercy Park home in New York City. The demand for his latest book has necessitated new edition of it.
 Peerless steam washer; best machine made.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
POSSE FROM THREE
 COUNTIES IN CHASE
Slayers of Prescott Couple
 Sighted at Glendale

PRESCOTT, Ariz., May 5.-Officers from Maricopa; Pima and Yuma coun- ties joined those of Yavapai today in the hunt for the slayers of George Ma hard and wife. The suspected Mexi- cans were seen today at Glendale, ten miles north of Phoenix, according to dispatches, riding horses said to be stolen from the Mahard corral, and got away before the man hunters became aware of their presence.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
CARPENTERS ENTERTAIN-Tf

members of the local carpenters union entertained over 100 members of local trades unions last night at spread given in Trades Union hall. A general invitation had been extended to the union men of this city to be in attend ance and the affair proved to be one of the most thoroughly enjoyable affairs of it's kind to be held here in many months. There was plenty to eat and drink on hand and a number of appro
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
, RECEIVER WILL
 HAVE GUARD TO PROTECT MONEY

+ PHOENIX, May 5.-The United I + States marshal for Arizona has ] + been instructed from Washington l + to furnish eight deputies as l + guards for the receiver of the land j + office during the sale of lots in l 9' Parker townsite opening on May l + 10 and the days following. ] + The move is only precautionary, l + as there is no reported danger, but 1 4 the receiver will doubtless collect 1 + a large sum money and under the 1 + law must be in personal charge of i
 + it, and there is no depositary in 1 + Parker. f .r sb * + 4. I i. 4. i. i. .R i. 1. .s 1. {.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
The End of the World

Should it come tomorrow, would find fully one-third of the people suffering with rheumatism of either slight or ser ious nature. Nobody need suffer with rheumatism for Ballard's Snow Lini- ment drives away the trouble, relieves the pain instantly and leaves the user as well and supple as a two-year-old. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
QUARTER POUND A WEEK

At least is what young baby ought to gain in weight. Does yoursG If not, there's something wrong with it's di- gestion. Give it McGee's Baby Elixir and it will begin gaining at once. Cures stomach and bowel troubles, aids diges- tion, stops fretfulness, good for teeth ing babies. Price 25c and soc. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06

The splendid work of Chamberlain $ Stomach and Liver Tablets is daily coming to light. No such grand remedy for liver and bowel troubles was ever known before. Thousands bless them for curing constipation, sick headache, biliousness, 'iaundice and indigestion. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06

KEE DEPARTS-The remains of Sam Kee, the wealthy Chinese mer' chant who died here several weeks ago, were yesterday shipped to san Fran cisco, enroute to China, where they will be inferred. A son of the deceased who lives in Mexico will accompany the re- mains.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
OF GLOBE
Capital $1O0,OOO Surplus $1OO,OOO
United States, Territo' ial, County and
 City Deposltary

priate speeches were made during the evening. The affair was given to pro mote q broader personal friendship among the union men of this city and was success in every particular.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06

Never hesitate about giving Cham berlain s Cough Remedy to children. It contains no opium or other narcotics and can be given with implicit coni- dence. As quick cure for coughs and colds to which children are susceptible, it is unsurpassed. Sold by all drug oistS
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
For a certainty.

That all open accounts due Mill Will Hams that are not settled or arrange ments made for the same on or before May 15, 1910, will be collected. Save yourself the additional expense. must close my books on the above date
 WILLIAM MILL WILLIAMS.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06

MEETING-The Fraternal Brother hood will meet in regular session at Miners Union hall tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06
NEW CARS HERE-John Wog

NEW CARS HERE-John WOg, Ari zona agent for the Maytag automobile has received the first consignment of cars, three new machines having ar rived. They are the five passenger touring ear type and are not only classy looking machines but have an excel lent reputation in the east, where they have been thoroughly tried out.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-06

HAS NEW HOME Oscar Nelson has just completed fine new home in West Globe, which heis now occupying.