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ARIZONA SILVER KELT: DECEMBER 27 1W
CHRISTMAS TREES
T.he Joy of the Children's
Yuletide Party.
MILLIONS ARE USED YEARLY.
Uncle Sam Leads the World in the
Use of Christmas Trees, and the
State of Maine Supplier
the KiiMtern Cities.
From the Nun Yoik Humid.
If ono hundred people selected nt
random from all walks of life were
asked the question, "What in your
opinion constitutes the most charac
teristic feature of Christmas the one
essential which could not be foregone
without destroy hifr the best traditions,
the greatest enjoyments of the cele
bration?" it is safe to say that ninety
percent would unhesitatingly answer,
"The Christinas tree." And fortunes
are made annually in consequence.
To imagine a ChrUtmas without
trees is as great a stretch of die imagi
nation as to picture a city without
buildings. All cUsses, kinds and con
ditions of people Hud common ground
in the deliglita afforded by the fragrant
gayly trimmed green boughs, l'lio
splendid forest giant, twenty feet high,
llishing witli electric lights, covered
with decorations costing into the hun
dreds of dollars and gracing the par
lor of a Fifth avenue mansion, atfords
ilrt owner no more delight than the
humble two-foot shrub covered with
cheap paper dolls, gives to the chil
dren of poverty in the lowly attic of
an east side tenement.
Uucle Sara leads the world in the
use of Christmas trees. Statistics
compiled from carefully authenticated
information show that fully three and
a half million are required to meet the
great American demund.
Of these six hundred thousand come
to Greater New York alone, and to
p.i88 along West street is to meet with
minature forests of spruce and pins.
The general protperity has made this
a banner year, and dealer are haying
all the' can do to get the neCTsa.irv
(apply here. Every year tins grows
more dilllcult to supply. Twenty years
auo live carloads of trees would ha
swamped the New York market. To
day four hundred loads would not do
it.
As the forests become denuded the
shippers have to go farther and further
from the railroad centres to get the
kind of trees they want. The cost of
transportation, first by wagon and
then by railroad, yearly increases. In
former days the bulk of the New York
supply came from the Catskills, the
Adliondacks and the shores of Os
weio lake, but now the greater part
conies from far off Maine.
The Maine Christinas tree is much
more valuable than any other. The
farmers of Maine have raised the trees
for so many generations that they
know all about cutting them down,
i'hey hare a method by which they
catch the tree as it breaks olf at the
root under the blows of the axe, and
when it lands upon the ground it is
.supported so that not a limb is in
jured. Though the cutting, trimming, build
ing and shipment of Christmas trees is
a laborious task, the Maine farmero
who do the work themselves make the
occasion a holiday, taking their fam
ilies to the forest fringe and eating
their midday meal around a blading
tire that roars and sparkles in the
midst of their labors. One man cuts
the sizable trees close to the ground;
a boy or a strong girl cuts away with
a sharp hatchet the few dead limbs at
the base; a woman and a boy. or two
women, out the trees into bundles of
tvvelvo and tie them llrmly together
with strong cords, and a large boy or
a man drives the team of borne,
hitched to a hayrack, which hauls the
load to the wharf or the railroad ata
tion. .
The price which the farmers receive
for their Christmas trees, though small
for individual trees, amounts to a good
sum when the large quantity is taken
into consideration. For small trees,
five to six feet tall, such trees as would
be used by lamilios in moderate cir
cumstances, five cents is the usual
price. A tree from six to ten feet tall
will bring from ten to lltteen cents,
according to ita symmentry. The live
cent treei. are sold for twenty-live
cents in the city markets, while a fif
teen cent tree otten brings a dollar or
more, so the jobbers or retailers make
handsome profits on all they can hell.
Ot courso, all the trees left over ufter
Christmas are a dead loss, and tlio-o
which are sold must be disposed of at
rates to preclude a pot-sitillity of run
ning behind in the enture.
A Christmas tree takes five years to
grow. The woodman who raises them
can count upon going over the MtrtiH
ktrip of land once every five jears.
ThU j ear he takes his boy ol five with
him. Five years from now he takes
the boj again, a lad who can be help
ful. Five years later the boy begins
to chop for himself in the same spot(
and still five years later he is begin
ning to count upon tho proceed of
the" Christmas trees from this piece of
laud, and is reckoning upon starting a
little chap of his own in thn business.
Thus a few acres of pines upon which
vigorous trees will grow will support
a family from goneiation to generation,
world without end, as long as Saula
Cliuis lives.
The selling of Christmas trees in the
Now York markets begins about De
cember l.'i, and continues clear to the
Christmas morning. Usually the prices
uudeigo many fluctuations. Starting
at n fairly high llguie, they usuull)
advance steadily until about one day
before Christinas, when tho price
comes tumbling down. Often on this
last day a tree can be bought for fifty
cents which started at $5. The poor
take advantage of this fact mid never
buy until the hint minute.
Tho large trees are principally in de
mand for churches, schools and stores,
while the medium sized ones are
bought for family use. Tho trees are
ro-shipped from New York to many
outside poiutM. This year we hao
sent a quantity of them to Cuba and
l'orto Itico, also to Texas and Florida,
but it is too far to bend them to the
rhilipplues.
This year tho trees have been plen
tiful and within tiie reach of even tho
poorest. A very attractive one about
lour feet high oould be bought for 30
cents. A tree from six to seven feet
high was quoted at 40 to till cents; eight
to nine foot high, from fcO ceiitH to 1;
ten to eleven feet high, Sl.liO to $1 60;
twelve to thirteen feet high, Jl.bO to
fc!.2o; fourteen to fifteen feet high, J.fiO
to i'i, and a tree sixteen ftet higri will
cost $3.50 to H It is een possible to
get them tailor than that, although
the ceiling of an ordinary room would
have to come down for the occasion.
A tree from eighteen to nineteen feet
high is wortli M 50 to jC, and some
monstrous trees, standing twenty-five
feet high will probably be sold at not
less than 10.
It is somewhat dilllcult to compute
exactly the total yearly cash outlay on
the great American Christmas tree,
but some approximation can be gained
by considering the figures which are
known.
Three and a half million trees are
sold yearly in the United Stales. Al
lowing 5 as u maximum price for the
large ones and filteen cents fur tho
small, it can be roaghly stated that
the a erage cost per tree would amount
to about one dollar, a total of three
and a half million dollars.
No tree can be trimmed for less than
2, and sometimes as much at $,'i00 is
expended by the wealthy. Allowing
an average at $5 a tree, the total ex
pense of trimming reaches the astound
lug total of seventeen and a half mil
lions, making twenty-onu millions in
all.
Tortured a Witness.
Iiitiuibu sutleriug was umlitred )
witiR.s 1'. Jj Martin ol Dixie, Ky ,
before he gue this evidence: "I
coughed every night until my thront
whs iieiirly raw; then tried Dr. King'
liuw itimivcry nhlch gave lustuut re
lief. I lme u-ed It in my family for
four yearn uml rttcoinintiuil it a the
greiitet remedy for cough, colds and
nil throat, cheat iitnl lung troubles. It
will slop thu worst cough, and not only
pruvunU hut abtolutuly cures coiiiuiiup
tiou. l'rieti 50 c itud SI. Every bottle
guaranteed. Trial bottles free at Globe
drug store.
310DEIIN FABLE.
Prlzoa with all purchases.
Old Dominion Crmmorcla Co.
fl. I:. Church Services.
Sunday school at 2 p. in.
Public worship and sermon, 11 a. in.
Junior Christian Endeavor, . I p. m.
Senior Christian Endeavor, iWop.in.
Song sen ice and sermon, 7:30 p. in.
Mew.iid's niontliU meeting Mon
d.i) evening at":.':o.
I'rajer meeting Thursday evening
7:!!0,
Choir rehearsal Friday evening 7::S0.
Evcrvbody invited. Strangers aic
cordially welcomed.
l'ou can't alford to jisk your life by
allowing a cough or a cold to develop
into piieiiiiiomit or consumption. Ouu
iiiinutu cough cure will euro throat
and lung troubles quicker thu n nny
other preparation known. Many doc
tors use it ns aHpecilit: for grippe. It is
uu infallible remedy for croup. Chil
dren like it and motheis endorse it. II
O Hitchcock.
A Trick of the Trade.
"I I think I would hko to look at a
diamond ring," said the young man as
the jeweler came forward.
"Exactly, sir. A diamond ring for
aladv?"
"Ye
"A young lady?'1
Yes."
"A young lady to whom you are en
gaged?" "What's tho difference whothor I'm
engaged to her or not?" asked the cus
tomer, with considerable tartness. (
"A great deal, Blr. You Intend this I
ring iora Christmas present, probably?
"I probably do."
"Very well. We have diamond rings
for i1 and diamond rings for $.(), $75
and $100. If not actually engaged to
the girl, take a $25 ring, and when she
brings it. in here to .find out the cost
we'll Ho $.() worth for your benefit. If
renlly engaged take a higher price,
und you can pawn it for two-thirds of
its value ufter marriage. Now, then,
make j our selection, - Washington
rot.
Wives Who Talked About Their
Husbands.
Once there were two married couples
who had organized a quartet, so as to
have some one else to look at now and
then.
Mrs. A. had a way of reading the
riot act to the other half of tho domes
tic sketch. She was constantly rebuk
ing him for making bad breaks in com
pany. When ho bought striped shirts
of the Georgia minstrel pattern she
told him that he had the sartorial in
stincts of a craps-shooter. She asked
him why he wore his hat on one side
of his head, just like a common rough.
How she would get alter him il he lor.
got to speak to the ice cream man
when she had invited some one to din
ner! It seemed to him that he had made
moio eriors and fewer hits than any
player in tho matrimonial league
ills percentage was about .023.
Hut this same .Mis. A., when she
talked to her lriends, baid that al
though Will might bo thoughtless now
and then, the same as all men, he had
a heart too big for his body and one
of tho sweetest natures that ever came
down tho pike, she baid that if other
men were as reliable as her Will theie
would bo no demand for private de
tective agencies, alio said that Will
i Ii.nl a disposition that it was a comfort
to tie to, and it was a groat bUssing
for aii woman with nerves to be an
chored to a steady man who never
How off tho handle. Sho baid that she
was glad of lha chance to play cling
ing vino to his sturd oak, and sho
didn't care who knew it. When Mrs.
A. fU to cracking up her husband she
talked like u press agent.
Mrs. 11. was different. When she
ani the wage earner wore by them
selves she would fondle him and make
him declare that he still loved her,
whether it came natural or not. She
would hold him by the hand and call
him her haudsome boy, and lead him
to think that William Faversham and
Henry Miller were not entitled to
quite all of tho&e mash notes bccnted
with heliotrope.
An hour later, while talking confi
dentially with a roomful of women,
with tho understanding that it would
not go any further, she would sa that
she had a secret sorrow. She said her
husband lacked soul and feeling and
imagination and a few other Items not
uabeutial on the stock exchange.
Uer wings and his wings were not
males. Wheii she wanted to soai in
the rarelled realm of sentiment and
cut didoes among the clouds, he would
haul her back to the plowed ground
by some allusion to liver and bacou.
Although she had tried to grow
pinions on him and encourage him to
do her kind of swoops lie preferred to
be of the earth earthy. Consequently
her life was as empty as a bass drum.
In attempting to get an afiiuity she
had made a miscue and was up against
it.
Under tho circumstances, she would
h.iv u to make the best ot a bad bar
gain, and hide her grief from tho
world, unless some ono should ask her
about it.
It came about that one ovening Mr.
and Mrs A- went to call on .Mr. and
Airs. II. l'lio two men were in li.'p
room, bllently inspecting some old
bindings, when .Mrs. A. and Mrs. U.
came into thu loom adjoining and
begau to compare husOauds, little
reckoning that the men could eaves
diop. lien A. heard Mrs. A. catalogue
his virtues and say that he was one in
a thousand, he was Mirprltod but
pleated. When 15. heard Mrs. il. say
that she was condemned to a mere ex
istence with a sordid monej-gruober,
who had no more delicacy ol feeling
than a domestic animal, ho also was
kiirprNcd, but not pleased.
The two men walked softly out of
the room and went for their hats.
'My wife is stuck on me alter all,"
said A. "In a cahe of this kind theie
is only ono thing to bo done. Come
with me to the club and I will open a
keg ol nails."
"I am witli you," said B., very
gloomily. "I must drown my sorrow."
So they went on a toot of tho high
lonesome variety.
Moral: Any thing for an exciue.
Washington Post.
No one cnu reuxuuiildy hope fur good
liculth uuh'xs his bowels move oneu
eiiuh day. When this is not attended to
duoiders of tho stomach arise, bilious
uess, hviulsuhe, dpep-m nud. ipeM
soon follnn. If Jon Mlsli to avoid tin-so
ailments keep jour bowels lugulur by
titklug Chamberlain's stouitieh and liv
er titbUts when it-quirud. I'hey uro so
easy to t.iUe and mild and gentle in
efTect. For side by II 0 Hitchcock.
How to Cure Croup.
Mr. 11. Gray who lives uenr Amenta
Dutcheos county. N Y. wiys, "Chain'
berltiin's cough remedy is the best med
icine I have ever iibed. It is a fine
children's leinedy for croup ,m,l uever
lulls l cure " When given hh ,, H
the child bi'conies Iiiiim, or oven af
ter the croupy coti,h hns developed,
it will prevent the nttnek. This should
be borne in miml au 1 a bottle of the
cough remedy kept ou baud ready for
instant hms as soon as these symptoms
appear. For sale by h' C Hitchcock.
BUSINESS POINTERS.
The finest baths in town tit Towle's
harbor shop.
A new assortment of pipes at O. S.
Van Wagonen's ,
Blue Grass whisky, 13 years old, at
(J. 8. Van Wagonon's.
Home made candies, creams and
tallies, at the Kandy Kitchen.
Dr. Preston, resident dentist in
the new Hitchcock building.
0. E. Tuylor is the solo agent in
Globe for Cyrus Noble whisky.
You can find almoxt any domestic or
imported bottle goods at Cafe Itoyal.
Qnmiue Sherry is a fine remedy for
dysentery and Malaria. At CafeHoyal.
For anything in the line of wines
and liquors eall at O. S. Vu Wag
enen's. Foit Kkkt, a store, now occupied by
Uoiqucs liquor house. Apply U J.
0. Lunwv.
You will never find any other pills
so prompt and so plcosantas DeWitt's
Little Early Itlsers. H C Hitchcock.
For fine Geneva Holland gin (double
stamped goods) there is nothing better
than that to koop the kidneys in order.
t Cafe Itoyal.
Just icceived, a select line of genu
ine band carved, ladles' and gentle
men's leather uclU and hat bands, at
the News Depot-
When you want prompt uctiug little
pills that never gripe use DeWitt's lit
tle pills that uovcr gripe use DeWitt's
little curly risers. II C Hitchcock.
Mnke glad tho "Waist" places,
or tho places to put tho waists
silks and cassimoros, at tho
Old Dominion Commercial Co.
When you want anything in tho
.vay of stationery, drop in at-tho News
Depot. Wo make a specialty of that
dne, from dainty papeteries to account
ooks, all sizes.
I Wall paper from cheap prints to tho
aucst gilt, ombossed and ingrain. Tho
only place in town where you can get
ho celebrated Renown 5c cigar, also
I ill the leading brands of cigars from
ic up to 50c each. Tho News Depot.
I DeWitt's witch hazel sulve will quick
ly heal the worst burns and scalds und
not leave a scar. It can bo applied to
cuts and raw surfaces with prompt anil
i soothing effect. Use it for piles ami
' skiu diseases. Beware of worthless
' counterfeits 11 O Hitchcock.
WE PAY TIIE FREIGHT Todd
I ,V- Duuhip, of Safford, who have one of
the largest stocks of furniture in Ari
zona, will prepay the freight to Globe
on every purchase from them by a
Globe citizen to the amount of fifteen
dollars or over. Bottom prices. See
catalogue und price list ut office of
Knight Parker. Todd A- Ditnlap.
i He Struck Them.
I'rora Ilrooklyn Ufe
G. Ormandlzer, (struggling to carve
the first turkey bis wife has ever
cooked) Say, Mary, the bones in this
bird aro thicker than a shad's just
hear tho knife grit.
Mrs. G. Ormandlzer (almost crjing
with anxiety) You must bo against
the shells. John.
"Shells?"
4 Yes, John; don't you rempruber
that you asked mo to stuff tho turkey
with oysters?"
No approach heretofore to bcautj
of prcscnt'stock. Lovi; ,t Jonhix.
Olk.
MS JXk
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The highest claim for other
tobaccos is "Just as
good as Durham."
Every old smoker
knows there is none just
as good as L'
Rlakweftll'st. T
BULL DURHAM
Smoking Macco
d-ss
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Rest.
The 'Rest" was a prie winner at
the Graham county fair. When or
dering Hour ask for the "BesL"
Handled b all grocermen.
Christmas goods arriving dally In
carload lots. Full lino of choicest
grocorlos. gont's furmshlngKoods,
underwear, hosiery, fancy tollot
articles, manicure sets, cnrpctlnga,
rugs, art squares, now linos of
shirtings.
Old Dominion Commercial Co.
The Kentucky Liquor Store
Handles straight Kentucky whiskey,
bottled goods a specialty. Family
trade solicited, goods delivered.
Telephone No. 13.
J. T. BuoYua, proprietor.
Stanfield & Son,
Confectionery, Fruits,
China and Glassware,
Notions, Etc.
Broad Street,
.Globe. Ariz.
ICodoi
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests tho food and aids
Nature In strengthening and recon
structing tho exhausted digestivo or
gans. It is thelatestdiscovered digest
ant and tonic. No other prepatation
y.n.. nnnrfl9ir1l It. Ill n!rlnwM. Tf In.
ii ci'i""v. - , ""'v-nvj. xv in
stantly relieve? and permanently cures
jjyspcpsiu, j.iuikiiuu, ncariuurn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
OII-Tlo'.rfni.llO f!!ISt.r!llTl!l f'r.lmno ..r.r!
allotherrcsultsofiinperrectdlgestion.
PricoMftiUMlll. IirKOhlzocontaliisS'i u-m
small site. Book all about dyspepsia mitlkii 1 1 1
Prepared by E. C. DeVVITT 6 CO.. Chlcegj
cicov
MfWk
mlrm
JSP Mm
Tmmr
You will find one coupon inside
each two ounce big.imd two cou
pons inside each four ounce
lugol Ulackwell's Durham.
Buy a bag of this cele
brated tobacco and read the
coiiDon which uivcs n list
f of valuable presents and how
10 gci mem y
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A HONA PIDE SALARY 12 Weekly.
Men and women to appoint agents
and iepresent.us,hoine U travel, others
for local work. 312 weekly salary and
expenses. Old established house, pleas
ant permanent positions, rapid ad
vancement and ipere.ibe of wages.
Write at once. Address
Rutmjii & Al-OKlt,
Dept. 12. New Haven, Conn.
Photograph Gallery.
L. A.Skolly has opened what has
been known as rhe Miller Gallerv and
hxs purchased the Miller outfit and
negatives. Portraits in Platino. Pho
to Stamps and Buttons a specialty.
East of the new Rank.
SkkllvV PiunoonAi'iiia Studio.
ROWAK1) WKCK,
Insurance and
Heal Estate Agent,
Policies carefully written.
LOSSES S3ESSS
And paid ui my ofllce. Globe, Arizona.
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The bard would never have u't. r
-aiusic nam cnarnis, - etc, ud h.
heard the rasplnir .sounds enianjtm
from the "thump boxes" and !
terla-generatintf'' rackets that are ix
ini; nulmed nil on the uninltutpi .
tirst class pianos. They are ttj , u.
nitu inettj- oiiKiavuu uAienor ' dscs t
catch the unwary, but they no
stand this climate over three sum
thcrs. Yon will make no mistake it
seiccuni.' tno iamous "iteiir Br.v'
"Kranlch & Rach" "Chick, r r., -
"Waldorf" or "Mason & Ha. , in
pianos, all hl(,'h standards and si (d ail
j.w aim up, v
A. ItEDEWILL&bONs
Phoenix Music St re
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Time Table No. 2, taking effect 12:01 m I
JunH 14. 1000. MnunUin Time I
Second class train No. IS. leaves Ciune oil
.Mimuay:. eonpsuitYH ana tnaaysoni)
First class train No. II leaves Globe Die
except sunnay.
Toward Globe first class train No lid-i. c
cept Sunday.
out'onu ciass irain ro. id leaves uofrie oil
Tuesdays. Thursday and Saturdays onh I
An extra conlstlnir of u straUbt pav.ei.getl
irdiawiuueniauuiu ways eacu bunaT od I
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thetraclc, train nf the fiit clarr lein,
perior to thoe nf the fecoml and all tuccwi
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All oouthlxmnd trains have absolute nstn
of tmclover all nortliuound traini of tic
name or inferior clans.
Train Xo. 11 and 12 make connection m
I5ow with .Southern Pacific trains 19 ard V
for an ix.ints Kavtand West, and withetace
linei at filohe to Payson, Up)er Salt l.'iw
Valley, Tonto Ilasin, Riverside and the Hf
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All trains carry pasiengers.
Wm. Oakland. PiwMmh
A. M. Real. Superintendent.
WILLIAM ZIIVSMERMANIM
UNDERTAKER
And dealer in FURNITURE
!U on hand it .ill tinif- a .fleet araortinrm of furniture, for nale at inoderate pner.
Opposite Kinney Houeo GLOBE. ARIZONA.
4-IMPORTANT GATEWAYS--
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through Fast-Freight and Passenger Service
The direct through line from Arizona and New Mexico to till pom"
in the north, east and southeast Low altitude. Perfect pasteiige'
service. Through cars. No lay-overs Latest pattern Pullman Buf
fet sleepers. Handsome nevv chair cars, seats free. Speed, safety and
comfort combined. For particulars address
B. F. DARBYSIIIRE, K w. CURTIS,
S. W. F. P. A., El Paso, J ex t. F. & P. A., El Paso. Tm
E. P. TURNER, G. P. T. A., Dallas. Tex
NO TnOUBLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS.
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