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New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

While a generally frmer tendency "
shown in the market for outside secuII
ties specuIatiou was decidedly less actise'
although in some quarters fair anima.ttodi tod
developed Good Improvements were ..ey nee.
in the leading copper issues at the oulssS
ai+houeb in only a few instances Were
the declines of Tuesday recovered; ~
industrial shares. however, regaineo nTrn 11o-
bacco was conspicuous on the tncreaseu
activity 1t advanced points, iater r,eIsr
ceding more than half. Unlte9 1niI,ts
ManIifa cturers after q gain OF poin.s
lost slI but a fraction. In the mlnihs
list Giroux Consolidated, Miami, Cndno Gnro
and Ray Consolidated ruled stro1s. 60
solidated Arizona Smeltins ana ri Fry ii1,er
tral were active and strong. The SIlNsI
shares were irregular and inactive boteS oomeS
were quiet and about unchanged Det"h0
oDera fiOUS follow
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Retreat Of a heavy outstanding short IN
terest was in progress on the Consolidated
Exchange The shorts several times In the
early trading showed a tendency 70 STAN
pede, with the bidding Of an excited char-
acter. The exhibit made by the quarterly
statement Of the United States Steel Cor
poration was looked upon favorably slim
ulating the dealings in Steel common Ine
nrice OF which early touched a low OF 6S14,
against New York Stock Exchange low
of 63ss while its high was 65l7, against oo%s.
AT the highest levels professional operators
who had covered early in the day were IN
cIined again TO turn to the short side and
fight the advance AS a result, the top
o1otatIons for most of the leading stocks
were under those of the other board De
tailed operations follow:
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Cash and reserve holdings of the local
banks are heavier than generally re-
corded ct this period of the year, and
from current indications reserve strength
will be further increased before serious
demands for accommodation from the
interior develop, as the movement OF
currency is still in favor of this centre
including operations with the federal
Treasury, while loan contraction ap-
pears to have a further course to run
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. on can Sd1sast IPgnsu
at 2 per cent; highest, 2 per cent. 49,, 49,,
IL nar cent: closing fet per cent; ruling
rate, is4 per cent. Time money was Ir- un-
changed Rates: 31s per cent 1oT an si1eg 1er
davs 4 per cent for ninety days, a. kel pei
cent for four months 41zq44a per cent IoI
five months. 5G54 per cent for SIX n9n5Is l9 l5ls
Mercantile paper was quiet Rates; S4rsY55 Js,se5
ner cent for sixty to ninety days lnooI So
bills receivable 51z@5z4 per cent Tor choloe ,,3-
four TO six months single Names pei O0i'
for others
avcbanos market opened easier, with rates
down 5 points to 4.S5sc94- $3.50 for cablest, les
S535d4. .s545 for demand sterling ana 4.so1s
6i4 S3a for sixty-day bills snort Irdilcs francs
Were quoted at 5.1Sz4 less 1-l6 and snort ,rt
reichs1narks at s5 less 1-32 The marKei a,sd
showed further ease in the a1terno9lI, g., "a
ca bles were quoted at 4S514Q4 sooo' oen1aI19 siI
sterling at 4 s5se@4. S535 and sixty-day orLls
AT S35a64 S3z4 Short francs heId aIopi1e a.. % 10
5.1saz less 5-64 and short re1chslI1alAS AS - IL
plus 1-32
RoplrerS' Dostad rates were.
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL,

London. July 27.-Consols closed 1t6
nrmer, at 81 11-16 for money and account
anaconda was Is lower at f7ss Canadian
Tacinc IA higher, at 1S6ls and Grand Trans
Is higher. at 252s
Money was in good demand and suDnlv
ana discount rates We're STEADY to-day
investment and Continental huvins and
teSs apprehension regarding the settlement
impaired more cheerful tone to the srocL<
recovery. 81 9i's"'
American securities opened strong and
from one 10 two points higher favOrahIa
crop news and the United States Steel
statement inducing local and Continental
covering After the buying movement
suosloed prices ductuated erratfcally but
ne advances were well maintained and
the market closed fairly steady with
NaIues ranging from ;. TO . a higher than
yesterdays New York closing
Can money in London IL per cent.
oPeh market discount rates for short bills
per cent? long bills. n per cent: BERLIN
uiscount rate. per cent; Paris discount
rate per cent; Paris exchange on Lon
oen. 20 francs 1919. centimes; Berlin ex
Silsnge ON London. % marks As n pfenntes
bar gold, us slad American eagles fSs
81 d. ''S
Berlin. July 27.-Prlces were somewhat
weaker on the Boerse. but the market
showed good reserve force, and the de-
ciines were limited
Paris. July 27-Three per cent rentes
closed y centimes higher. at 81 francs
20 centimes. Prices opened easier on the
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28

The following securities were soId yesSs,
day at auction at the Exchange szlesncr
by Adrian H Muller & Son
By order Of administrator
sa2 shs. Sea Coast Packing Company z
New Jersey; 1000 shares Pho
nix Gold Mining Company Co
cation OF mine. AriZouaJ; s2,oso
Phcsuix Gold Mining Per cent
refuuding gold bonds. due 1874
(orzaaized in Name; 500 shares
AItura-Senate Mining Company
Cnaiue al AIturas. Idaho. 2.50o
shares American British
Manufacturing Company dot-- -
For account OF whom it may concern-
e. shs- Mulnerin & Judge Lumber Com
pauy HO-) u
: sbs. Lincoln Trust Company -.-.-.- q
r. shs. The or Company Troy. " u.
preferred (oer sharei $3.50. ------
24O shs The OFT Company Troy, y u
172 shs. Tne TreadweIls Mills Company
1oa shs- The TreadwelIs Mills Company
ooo .bs. Mountain view Mining and Mil
ing Company Qotl -------.-----
IS shs Progressive Realty and and III g
Zoe shz United states Rubber CompanJ 81. 81.
300 shs- kansas city southern S4sS rNd--tSS 80 -
I 900 zbe Isks Erie & Western Railroad 81
se4e 20 Detroit Toledo & Ironron SsI,o ~,
-oad % preferred scrip S3oeO
D,s+-ott Toledo & I-onton Raj
rod consolidated mortgags -
n1- cent bonds due 1908 enter
est February and August
mar 1905 coupons arLscneoi'
sf15 Detroit Toledo & l-on-1n
railroad consolidated n1o-tsaSs
-, per cent bonds. due 1905 On
reres- FebrUary and Argus
Tebruary 1905 coUpoDS al a..
tached: bond scrip Qor)----- -
60 oro roeJavCs-s &. Eastern Ratlroad Is
mortgage per cent bonds cue
1887 G-rerssr January and July
ink 1910. coupons arCac1eel-
- noo S0CIsst-iI1 Crushed stone Cor
narv 1sr mortgage per c71[
bonds. due 1917 Gnrerssr JAM
a. and July: accrued lnls7es- 4
- bA charged -------- -----.
n -1s o-ovide-t Savings Lie Asscr- =, y,
a-cs Society Cot) S-7
q =-s E(fnzs County Electric LAS1e -
ans Power Company. =
ea --s E.-5I-4es--r Street Bank------s -
10o sLs Danvsr & RIO G-ande Ral--o7o n n.
1o0 sI- TTarnessse Copper Company
100 - Trra--artoral Ms-cacrtls NAr-ne 81
Company p-ererrsd -
-4,o o,o Central Gas Company tFo-I
scott KAN. 1sr u1ortgass p
cenr gold bonds due DecsH-o1-'
1o7a with June. 1910. and sco--., .,s.,
==1r,sr- coupons srLachsG to- -~s1O''-
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MEETINGS.

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE & ST PAUL
RAILWAY COMPANY
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
this COMPANY for The election % Dlrsctofs
ync for transaction OF any other business or
rhe COMPANY Will be held al rhe Office OF the
COMPANY in the City OF Milwaukee. At twelve
o'clock noon Saturday, September 24th. 1910
The transfer books viii be closed on Thurs
cay, the 1sLh Of august, and reopcned on the
cs-h day OF September next
ROSWELL MILLER,
T1llv e+h 1910 Chairman OF The Board
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ChsEIN COMPANY OF AMERICA.

New York JuiS I'm lSle
FFEFERRED DIVIDEND 10. Al .
A cuartsrlv dividend 90 Two I'e- Cent CO
VIII bs paid the Preferred stock OF tins
COMPANY August 10th. 1910. 10 stockholders OF
record at the close Of business July 3Uth 1slo-
Cheques viii be mailed from the office OF Jle
company. Transfer Books viii close At 12;oo
Noon. Julv Goth 1910 and reopen a 10000
= II. August 10th. 1910
MAURICE RARNETT- Treasurer
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Chicago. Milwaukee & It. Paul Ry. Co,

- fsroa 5wsy. New York. July ith, 1910
Notice is hereby given thar there has been ce-
.IareG z dividend o. -rrea dollars and rffy cents
ger share or ne preferred stock ana q CiVio+s,l3
three dollars and fifty cents Per snare on tiis
-.nrnon stock Of The company stockholders O.
record al 5 O'Clock. Ct the 1stn day Of August
yreEt pavahia September 1sr. the Office Of the
c-rrverv. in tbe City OF New York
ROSWELL MILLER.
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THE ATCHISON. TOPEKA AND cANiR Fl
RAILWAY COMPANY.

The Board Of Directors has declared a clZleet11
tE7eing tilvidend No 2l1 the COMMON SIO1N
OF his Cqrnnanv OF ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS tS1-!nt Der share. payable Sep'-l1per J.
1.t0 ~ surplus ne- incc117 10 f'ilsfs OF sei1
COMMON stock registered 1u the books OF the
company al the close - business on July - isit
TI1v-iE-nd cheques viii be mailed II holders OF
.-f.NTND< stock who Se suitable orders therefor
this Office
o. Is. COOPER. Assistant Treasurer.
NaEeaL Sr~a.r Nev El-k LLIE-
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CLEVELAND. U~CTNNATI. CHICAGO

311i Grand Central Terminal. \. Y.
Jui- IS. 1910.
The Board OF Directors OF this company
have declared 4 dividend Of TWO PER CENT
n the Common Capital Stock. payable at the
once OF Messrs J 2. Morgan & Co. New
York or September Is. 1910. TO stockholders
Of record al three O'clock 2 NJ On Monday,
august sth. 1910.
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= 2 NAN HORN Z. ITeaslTst
BTFFALO, ROCHESTER
IsIT1rSrsI- fSII u All WAY COMPANY.

Dividends Of three per cent on the preferred
stock and OF Two per cent. on the common
stock Of this Company have been declared
1.sz-able August 15tH 1910 70 stockholders Of
record August 5th- Checks viii be mated 10
stockholders. ERNEST ISELlN- Secretary
Wv T-7
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
REssEn sTEI ar COMPANY.

New York y y. July 2Ith 1910.
PREFERRED DIVIDEND No As
A quarterly dividend Of ONE AND T7REt--
QUARTERS PER CENT Il - VIII be palo
on the preferred stock OF this company august
oath. 1910 10 stockholders of record at the
close Of business August Srd- 1910 cheques
viii be mailed from me Office Of the COMPANY
The transfer books VIII close At three + NJ
august 3rC. 1916 and reopen a. ten A NJ
august 18th 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28

Holland, SlllOeIS- -...----'
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston; oc
discount: Chicago, 15c premium; san fran
cisco sight TIC premium. telegraph IVc P.ez
MUM: New Orleans, comTnerclad pdl alLA
&c discount bank 81 premium Cnarlssto:n'
huvine par selling 1-10c premium; St. LOUIS
i5c nreniI1m bid, 25c premium asked; Min
nespoIis 6Oc premium; savannah DuSlhe
3-l6c discount selling par
RANK CI.EARINGS. - New YORK, e1-
changes 1902 G76, ,621, balances ssseZ,Zs4; P0s
ton Exchanges S24. .1J0. .216. balances S1i-o'' %,
Philadelphia exchanges % 80 % sa1 ~
ances &, 632562-
SILVER NARKET.-Comnerc1a par su-
yer, 539sd; Mexican silver dollars, &c Bal
silver in London closed at a l5-4oo' oe-
cline of 1-16d-
COLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, s; LIS
bon, 80
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexican e1-
change on New York is quoted az --o17z-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS - Receipts
from customs yesterday were S47Z9zo; m
ternaI revenue including corporation YAK;
s626, ,519 and miscellaneous. Sloi,eUl. d totaL
of 81 257 247 against total expenditures ol
ordinary account Of s3,0G1,390- For the m nloiiIh M
TO date ordinary receipts have Deen st9'-t2'- s'4i
044 and ordinary expenditures SJS,S4o,Uc5, tHo
excess of expenditures amounting TO SlOVSf,-
959 For the fiscal year to date Ordinary T. T.
ceipts have been SIS, ,245.0t4 against 5,tt1,o-'
in the same time in 1909, and ord1II4ry eA-
nenditures s5S 240 003, against soS,ttiW' III
Iono fhe excess of expenditures this year
amounting TO s10,094 9oe, compared VIII WIZ ID dli
excess of expenditures last year or SI4Soz,-
1872 Including Panama Canal accou9L 9i...I S..a
public debt, the excess OF All eAPe-I1tI - =
042 S46 against an excess in the correspond
ing period e wear ago Of $18,+l2,O51.
STrB-TREAS SURY.-The Sub-Treasury was
debtor TO the Clearing House $2S,Si'-
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EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

1910 1909 1908
Wk end July 26 Sl2 e0. .o22 Sl2 AS SIG Slo ss5 o43
since Jan l. 3oS 794. sic $50 s4, 66e 81 .345 67a
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28

The following shows yesterdays closing
onotations for government bonds, compared
with Tuesdays.
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Furnished BY swartwous s AppenzsllaF. No
Pine street,
Mama


Name. Maturity Bad. SSs--
Am Cigar y c. Mch Is. l9ll.- az 81
90 p c. Mch 10. 1912 -..--.. Ht = - AZ
Balt & Ohio I o G. Mch To- 1911 eS-2 Sss Is
do 1 "a p C. june I9l&-..--..- ec-s ScS I.
Beth steel Corp o . &. Nov. 1914 % 80 s!
chic y Alt 3 G Mch =. 1918 9eSs 49, 81
en- Ham x II = y c. July. 1915, 9t = 80 a.
G c & - ! y G. June. t9il-lt17s tcSSss I:
u < Il eqpTs = . e.. JulS lS-2- ~ - 49, 4
Erie p G. April :. 1911 -.-.-. SSN 50 &!
Gen Rubber . = . c. july. isiS- y -. "a
Hudson Cos & =. {. Oct l3. 1911 81 > ~ "a
do C. Feb. 1918 .--..--..- ~ ~ 80
Interior r = 8 D c. Man, 1911 loo = lVtr% -
Kan g 2 < /. C. sept l9l2 81 Is
90 p c. May Is. 1913 ------- 94k - IS
Lack Steel C., Mch- 1918. $3.50 SsA
Ninn < 81 l. . y C. Feb 1911. 81 "a
N X & T o c Aug. I9I1.-.-- 9Ss "
y Cent Lines. el.pts. 5 p c. "a :
NY MIS- G Iali-'fe iOe I0is a
81 l. X : F Az u G. Feb 1872. SSt@ =" IS
do G Mch 1913. --.--.-.- 90's 80 IS
'siGe~ster = n : I,re 1o,S sas. Iee1s 3
West Tel 4 T ) p C. Feb 1919 9siz ~ ap
" Fl ( NJ c. Aug. 19f0-.- 80 lo
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

sfaprss xHs ss a @ @
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES

FURNISHED By Frederic z Hatch = c. Nc
Broad s--esD
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BON DS.

3 600 west Pac 5s 92H 9214 e2 e2
sSells cents per share TODD lots
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

Bcurse. Later the market improved an
closed firm
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28

Paris. July 27.-Three per cent reptes
cioAed y centimes higher. at 81 francs
20 centimes Prices opened easier on ths
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES

"Ex dividend els per cent
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing I910-'27.


| FURNISHED by Swsrtwout & AppenZeliar. No. 40
Pine
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
GOVERNMENT BONDS

sNew stock.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28

The following securities were sold yests
day at auction at the Exchange salez-o0
by Adrian H Muller & Son
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
Central Trust Company of New Iorl

CAPITAL and SURPLUS SIS, 200, 900
tof which Si7 ,OOG, ,OO0 has been earnedl
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-05
Chamber of Commerce Will Attempt Loan to Cover
 Needed Capital
CITY WILL ASSIGN
 BRIDGE CONTRACT
Will Hold Meeting Tuesday Evening to Consider
 Proposition

For the purpose of financing the cree tion of the Broad street bridge, the chamber of commerce is preparing to negotiate a loan of about $l0,000 from capitalists of this city, and from the attitude of a number of prominent men who have been approached in the mat ter, little difficulty will be encountered in raising funds for. this improvement
 The matter of financing the con struction of the Broad street bridge
 was practically turned over to the chamber of commerce yesterday, at a meeting of the finance committee of the city council, made up of Aldermen Rose, Higdon and McNeil, together with Mayor Kinney and City Attorney Alfred.
 Secretary Rohrabacher of the cham Der of commerce was also present by request and when the matter of finances came up for discussion, he suggested that this phase of the problem be turn ed over to the chamber of commerce. His plan is for the chamber of com merce to secure loans from the business men and capitalists of this city to the amount of about $l0,000, which loans will be secured by an assignment to the chamber, as trustee, of the con tract for the erection of the new bridge.
 By this plan, the chamber of com merce, after securing the loan, will pay the contractor for the work on receipt of the proper certificates from the city and receive from the city, stated sum of money at regular intervals, to pay off the indebtedness.
 If this method is carried out, and it is practically assured that it will be, the chamber of commerce will virtually assume the position of a bonding con- pany. At the same time, the expense of holding a bond election will be elim- mated and the city will be enabled to pay for the construction of the bridge as the funds in the treasury will warrant. A meeting will be held by the chamber Tuesday evening, at which the matter will be considered. According to the present plan, the chamber of commerce will pay the in- terest on the loan, in order to assist in the work of improving Broad street.
 Although he has had but little time in which to work on this matter, Secre- tary Rohrabacher has already secured the pledges of several business men on loans of varying amounts and it is be- lieved that not great deal of difficult | ty will be encountered in financing the | construction of the new bridge. No action will be taken toward awarding contract for the erection of the new bridge until the matter of | finances has been settled
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-05
BooKKEEPER FOR TOWNSHIP co

Phillip Wick, an expert bookkeeper and accountant, has accepted position with the Miami Townsite company, and in future will keep the accounts of that company. The business if the company has increased beyond expec- tations and additional clerical help was necessary to assist Manager Prochaska. William Jansen, better known as Bill v among mine officials and con struction men, has accepted the position of master mechanic and construction superintendent for the large amount of work of this character which the town site company is gradually working into. MT, Jansen is now in Los Angeles or dering supplies for this work.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-05
Thrilling Midnight Adven- ture in Home of Doug
 las Mexican
INTRUDER DRIVEN
 AWAY WITH CLUB
Attempts to Make Good His Threat to Return and
 Burn House

DOUGLAS, March 4.-The startled cry of child at midnight, the presence in her and her parents room of a strange man, his hurried flight bare footed, his threat to return and burn the premises, and fire actually started in the rear of the house adjoining about twenty minutes later is the series of startling incidents which disturbed the household of Amesias Vargas of 724 First street early yesterday morning
 It was the cry of alarm from an eight -year-old girl that first drew at tenton to the presence of strange man in the room. She was sleeping be- meath an open window on a cot, while her mother and father were asleep in a bed in a corner of the room.
 Awakened by commotion about her cot, the little girl shouted:
 Mamma, this is not papa here with me-
 The parents heard, but thinking the child was talking in troubled sleep, paid no heed.
 Still not realizing that the child was relating fact, the mother told the girl to come to her bed. But the child, thoroughly frightened, made such an alarm that the parent could not doubt further, and, upon lighting lamp, there indeed on the girls cot was the figure of man.
 The father rushed for club with which to deal out vengeance, but at that instant, the strange man, without even so much as reaching for his shoes, got up and dashed out of the door. Vargas just at that time had laid hold of the club and he whaled away at the fleeing stranger, but did not injure him.
 As the invader of the Vargas home rushed out he said in loud voice:
 "For this I will return and burn up your house.''
 And that he did actually return to the vicinity, with that end in view, is indicated by the fact that not more than twenty minutes thereafter the house next door to the Vargases was discovered on fire at the rear and burn ing from without. Evidently the vengeful Mexican mistook the house which he sought to burn. The fire was extinguished before doing much dam age.
 And now local authorities are trying to arrest the strange Mexican. To work upon in the case they have pair of shoes and hay description furn- shed by Vargas.
 He was a Mexican. He was pOck marked. His breath was laden with mescal fumes.'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-05
JUST A FEW DOSES REGULATE I HE
 KIDNEYS
The Most Severe Backache and Bladder Misery Sim
 ply Vanishes

Hundreds of folks here are needless, ly miserable and worried because of out-of order kidneys, backache or blad. der trouble.
 If you will take several doses of Pape's Diuretic all misery from lame back, rheumatism, painful stitches, in- flamed or swollen eyelids, nervous head ache, irritability, dizziness, wornout scik feeling and other symptoms of overworked or deranged kidneys will vanish.
 Uncomfortable, smarting, frequent urination (especially at night) and all bladder misery ends.
 This unusual preparations goes at once to the disordered kidneys, blad der and urinary system, and distrib- utes its healing, cleansing and vitaliz- ing influence directly upon the organs and glands affected, and completes the cure before you realize it.
 The moment you suspect any kidney or urinary disorder, or feel rheuma- tism coming, begin taking this harm less medicine, with the knowledge that there is no other remedy, at any price, which will effect so thorough and prompt cure as ffty-cent treatment of Pape's Diuretic, which any druggist can supply.
 Your physician, pharmacist, banker or any mercantile agency will tell you that Pape, Thompson & Pape, of Gin cinnati, is large and responsible med icine concern, thoroughly worthy of your confidence.
 Only curative results can come from taking Pape's Diuretic, and a few days treatment means clean, active, healthy kidneys, bladder and urinary organs and you feel fine.
 Accept only Pape's Diuretic-ffty cent treatment-from any drug store anywhere in the world.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-05
TUCSON BISHOP AT
 CATHOLIC CHURCH

Third Sunday of Lent, March c. At a. m. his lordship, Bishop Gran jon, will celebrate mass and administer the sacrament of confirmation immedi- ately after mass All the Catholics who have not yet been confirmed will, it is to be hoped, profit by the opportunity to be confirmed in their faith and be- come in truth and in deeds true sol diers of Christ. As the soldier who is not well drilled nor well equipped and with no ammunition avails not, and wins no victories over his enemies; SO, we all who have to succeed in the trials of life need to be armed, prepared and strengthened against the difficult ties of life.
 At II a. m. will commence the sol emn high mass prepared by the Catho- lie choir of the Sacred Heart church of Globe. At 4 p. m. confirmation win be again administered by his lordship, H. Granjon, bishop of Tucson, to the younger class. At 7:30 p. m., evening devotion, which will end by the benedic- tion of the most blessed sacrament.
 His lordship will leave Monday morn ing for Solomonville, and in the near future he will visit his holiness, Pope Plus K All, as usual, and without dis tinction, are welcome.
 Special music will be rendered by some of the best local talent. Vie gand 's Mass in A minor will be sung bv Mrs P. l.. Butz, MT. John Buchanan and Mrs. D. R. Williamson, assisted by chorus of picked voices, together with other musical exercises of the highest order.