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DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT
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ARIZONA SILVER BELT
DAILY AND WEEKLY
Published each morning except Monday.
Admitted to the mails as second class
matter
JOS. H. HAMTT.L, Proprietor
Member of the Associated Press
STJBSOEIPTION BATES
Daily, by mall, one year
Pally, by carrior, one month
Weokly, ono year
47.50
. .75
. 2.50
. 1.25
Weekly, six months ,
Cash in advance
Subscribers' Notice
Subscribers ploaso notify this ofllco
in caso of non-dolivory of the dally,
Monday excepted.
Advertising rates made known on ap
plication. A rainstorm will break n drought ami
a brainstorm will break n Pittsburg
millionaire almost as quickly.
Thou shalt not steal. But if thou
shouldst, confess early in the gamo and
thy path shall bo strewn with bright
flowers and thy resting place a bed of
roses.
And just think, a few short months
ago formor Mayor Schmitz of San
Francisco was hobnobbing with the
president and trying to sottlo an inter
national squabble.
Tho Phoenix Uopublicnn has come
out in favor of an uninstructed Arizona
delegation to tho Republican nationnl
convention. Thus dies tho Forakor
boom a-bornin' in Arizona.
Now Mexico is aroused ovor charges
of cruelty to -convicts by tho superin
tendent of tho territorial prison. The
latter is something that is often near
to tho hearts of somo prominont Now
Mexicans.
"Tho loaded rovolver in tho presi
dent's hip pockot is not likely to do
n oar as much damago as tho loaded bot
tles other men carry in tho same ro
gions," says tho Washington Post in
extenuation. But supposo that it falls
out and goes off!
"A man without reason," says the
Baltimore American, "is as useless as a
boat without oars or sails." Of course,
out in this country wo don't protend
to know anything about maritimo af
fairs, but we always supposed that the
best boats -wcro those propelled by
neither oars or sails.
IN THE LIMELIGHT AGAIN
In New Mexico politics fair play is
a stranger; not so much between the
two principal parties, but botwecu the
two factions of the Republican party,
which is in tho majority. Feeling be
tween Democrats and Republicans was
nover so bitter as that now between
tho followers of tho notorious Bull An
drews and thoso who supported tho for
mer Governor Ilnccrman. Until re
cently tho latter wcro tho administra
tion party and tho other the anti-administration.
Now, by a letter from
tho president, they have changed places
and tho methods which wero employed
bringing about tho change will always
be a blot in Now Mexican history.
At present thero is in progress at
Santa Fo an investigation of charges
mado against tho superintendent of the
territorial prison, which is loented in
that city. The New Mexican, tho offi
cial organ of the Andrews faction,
which is engaged in tao task of ousting
tho prison superintendent, in a recent
editorial gives as reasons for not hav
ing tho investigation beoro tho prison
board tho fact that two of the members
wcro appointed by llagerman and con
sequently were incapablo of conducting
a fair and impartial hearing of tho
charges. For presumably this reason
the investigation is being conducted bo
foro tho attorney general, who was re
cently appointed by tho acting governor,
an Andrews man, and tho attorney gen
eral of tho notorious Otero regime.
With tho Andrews faction in New
Mexico it is rule or ruin, and they
would put tho torritory in hock or send
it to tho demnition bow-wows rather
than loso control. Their political meth
ods have always boon moro or less nau
seating and their means of obtaining
rovengo for political throw-downs is
moro so, if that is possible. But as
long as bank wreckers continue to got
pic at Roosovelt's stand, conditions will
remain tho same.
It was a suro enough guardian angol
that watched ovor Arizona and saved
her from joint statehood and wo caro
not whether its namo was 6abriol or
Foraker.
LUMBER KINO RICHER
THAN ROCKEFELLER
The Wealth of Frederick Weyerhauser
of St. Paul Said to Exceed Ono
Thousand Million Dollars
Who is tho richest man of the United
States?
No; tho answer is not as easy as you
thought, soys tho Boston Herald. For
Frederick Weyorhausor, tho lumber
king of tho world, is possibly worth
moro than John D. Rockefeller, tho man.
you had in mind.
Weyorhnnsor is said to bo worth
$1,200,000,000. And 10 years from
now, if tho present xato of advance in
lumber continues, ho may bo worth $2,
000,000,000.
Wovorhausor owns 110,000 acres of
timbor land not barron, rocky, marsh
or desort land, but land covorctl with
ovorgrowing timbor, selected with tho
care of an export who , not only was
seeking for forests, but for forests of
sound and hoalthy timber.
Ho acquired this land by tho oxer
ciso of foresight. Tho life's history of
tho mnn will best show how this fore
sight lias beon exorcised.
Woycrhnusor was born at Noidor
Baulhoiin, a hamlet of southern Ger
many, in 1831, which mnkes his ngo
today IX A laborer on a farm till
ho readied his 1 8th birthday, ho mado
up his mind to seek his fortuno in a
land whoro freedom played a moro
prominont part than it did in south
Germany, in thoso days n hotbod of
emancipationists.
Tho great populnr movement, fost
ered by Hoine, Woinbnrg, Frciligrnph
and others, stirred this young Touton
nnd filled his mind with restless am
bition. So in 1852, accompanied by
his mother and sisters, ho crossed the
ocean.
Sotling first in Erie, Pa., ho found
work in n brewery, but migrated four
years later to Rock Island, 111., whore
"ho got employment at $1 a day wages
piling slabs. Six months later saw him
mnnnger of tho plant, and in nnothor
year a partner in tho concorn
In n follow worker at tho mill, F. C.
A. Donckman, Weyorhnnsor found a fellow-countryman,
destined in after years
to bo a closo ally in all his schomes and
enterprises. Together, in 1S(30 thoy
bought tho other mon out 6f tho bus
iness, nnd soon found themselves free
from debt and with enough capital to
cnnblo thorn to strike out with boldness
nnd confidence.
Meanwhile Weyorhnnsor tho travel
ling partner, had visited Wisconsin and
Minnesota, whore ho discovered lands
rich in timber, that could be purchased
for a few cents an acre. The firm be
gan to buy. Additional mills wero con
structed nnd money began to roll in
fast.
Sinco 1872 Weyorhnnsor has been
buying forests, and not once has his
judgmont been nt fnult. He created tho
littlo known nnd mysterious "Woycr
hnusor syndicate," acknowledged by
tho lumber world to bo tho most jwwor
ful factor in the trade. The Mississippi
River Boom & Logging company, of
which ho wfts elected president in tho
early eighties, is and always has beon
the bnso of his known transactions.
But thero aro few who know just
what Wcycrhouscr is doing or nljout to
do. Essentially a silent man, his secre
cy on business matters borders on tac
iturnity. Master of marvelous forests in Wis
consin, Minnesota and tho Great Lakes
districts, Washington and the other far
western states, he controls most of tho
logging done on tho Mississippi. Ho
can bo said to fix tha price of logs, the
price of handling them on tho rivers,
the prico of sawing them and the price
of tho finished product.
And, in all this, ho shuns publicity
like the Grand Llama of Thibot. His
ambition apparently is unquonchnblc,
and yot tho results of achievements, as
applied in tho shape of yachts, automo
biles and such liko properties, aro lack
ing. Ho lives with his wife and family in
a large, but far from palatial, house in
a suburb of St. Paul. His four boys
have all received excellent educations,
but have been obliged to work in the
lumber camps and go through tho mills
as their father did beforo them. His
oldest daughter, the wife of a Syracuse
clergyman, spent her life before her
marriage in missionary work among the
poor of Now York city.
Weyerhauser himself is very charita
ble, and there is many a story told
around tho lumberman's firo of relief
given to men down on thoir luck. Ho is
a grizzled, keencyed, stern-mouthed
man of scanty locks and close trimmed
white beard, standing some fivo feet
nino inches, and talking with a. Ger
man accent.
Sewing machines for rent at J. P,
McNeil's Furniture store, opposito thtr
Miners' union hall, Globe, Ariz. 140tx
Clothes cleaned and dyed at Amer
ican Cleaning & Dye Works, next to
Wells Fargo Express Office. 210tf
Origin of Barbed Wire
"Tho luckiest invention in history,"
said a patent official, "was that of
barbed wire. It camo about by acci
dont. "Isaac L. Ellwood was tho inventor
of barbed wire. In his youth ho lived
in Do Kalb, 111., nnd having a noighbor
whoso pigs trespassed in his gnrden, ho
put up ono day a wire fenco of his own
make. The fence had barbs and points
on it; it was queer and ugly; but it
kept out tho pigs.
"It was a real barbed wire fence,
tho first in tho world, -and thero was
millions of monoy in it, but young Ell
wood and his friends lnughed at its
freak appearance.
"Ono day two strangers saw this
fence, perceived how well it kopt out
tho pigs, realized how cheap it was,
realized, in a word, its valuo, and or
dered several tons of it from Ellwood.
Furthermore, they contracted to sell for
a term of years all tho barbed wiro ho
could make.
"Ellwood borrowed $1,000 and sot
up a little factory. A few years later
on ho had paid back that loan, nnd was
worth a small matter of $15,000,000 bo
sides." New York Sun.
Reflections of a Bachelor
A conscience is something to worry
you for fear you aro going to got
caught.
Tho rich would got terribly poor if
thoro weren't so many poor pcoplo to
mako monoy for them.
A woman is afraid if she has on
clothes out of fashion nt her funeral
thoy wouldn't lot her into heaven.
Tho wife with theories that won't
work tries to mako a man happy; the
successful ono makes him comfortable.
A man thinks ho is mighty generous
to his wife to mako her an allowance
and then not give it to her so alio can
think she is saving money. Now York
Press.
THE MAN WHO WINS
Tho man who wins is tho mnn who docs,
Tho mnn who makes things hum and
buzz,
Tho man who works and tho mnn who
acts,
Who builds on a basis of solid facts;
Who doesn't sit down to mope nnd
dream,
Who humps ahead with tho forco of
stenm,
Who htiBii't the time to fuss nnd frot,
iBut gets thero every time, you bet.
Tho man who wins is tho man who
wears
A smilo to cover his burden of enres;
Who knows that tho sun will sliino
again,
That tho clouds will puss and wo need
tho rain.
Who buckles down to pile of WorlT
And never gives up nnd never will shirk
Till tho task is done, and tho toil is
swoet,
Whilo tho temples throb with' tho red
blood's heat.
The mnn who wins is tho man who
climbs
Tho ladder of Hfo to tho cheery chimes
Of tho bells of labor, tho bells of toil,
And isn't afraid that his skin will spoil
If ho face that shine of tho glnring sun
And works in tho light till his task is
done;
A human engine with triplo beam
And a hundred and fifty pounds of
steam. Exchange.
Mntineo at Dreamland this afternqon.
Sknting 2 to 4:30.
Van Wngonon makes a specialty of
tinting. Satisfaction our motto.
Man's Blood Turns to Ink
Ono of tho strangest cases in medical
records is that of Frank Powell, mem
bor of n firm of manufacturing chemists
of this city, whoso blood is turning to
ink, changing tho color of his cutire
body to a blue.
Powell was trying to open n can of
analino nnd tho cork stuck. When it
finally came it was with considerable
forco and, impelled by u gas which had
formed in tho cnu, tho liquid waB
thrown ovor his face and hands. Ho
inhaled tho fumes, which caused cx-
tromo dizziness, and since then ho has
boon confined to his bed. His ilesh is
turning blue nnd from tho pores exudes
a fluid resembling ink. Ho will prob
ably recover, although his physician
says that so far as ho knows there is
no similar caso on record. Grand Rap
ids dispatch to New York World.
MINERAL APPLICATION No. 203.
United States Land Office, Phoenix,
Arizona, May 10, 1907. Notice is here
by given that E. A. Wayne, of Globe,
Arizona, as attorney in fact for Globo
Consolidated Copper Company, has mado
application for patent to the Trail lode
mining claim, Survey No. 23SG, situated
in tho Globo Mining District, Gila Coun
ty, Arizona, in Sec. 25, Tp. 1 N., R. 15
E., G. & S. B. B. & M., described ns fol
lows: Beginning nt Cor. No. 1, whence
tho N. Vi Cor. of Sec. 25, Tp. 1 Ny R.
15 R, G. & S. R. B. & M., bears N. 33
deg. 23 min. W. C91.7 feet; thenco S.
21 deg. 44 min. E. 309.0 feet to Cor. No.
2; thenco S. 70 deg. 20 min. W. 1475.0
feot to Cor. No. 3; thonce N. 21 deg. 44
min. W. 3G9.9 feot to Cor. No. 4; thenco
N. 70 deg. 20 min. E. 1475.0 feot to Cor.
No. 1, tho place of beginning. Conflict
with Lime Ledge claim, Survey No.
2272, containing 7.917 acres, and con
flict with Ohio Boy No. 4 claim. Sur
vey No. 231S, containing .223 acre, aro
excluded. Location notices are recorded
in Records of Mines, County Recorder's
office, said Gila County, as follows:
Original, Book 12, pago 130; amended,
Book 12, pago 488; amended, Book 8,
page 42G. Adjoining nnd conflicting
claims aro Limo Lcdgo nnd Ohio Boy
No. 4 on tho north; Ohio Boy No. 4
and Ohio Boy No. 5 on tho east; Car
bon Mino and Lime Lcdgo on the south
nnd Lime Lcdgo on tho west. MILTON
R. MOORE, Register.
First publication May 17, 1907. 240
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF
GLOBE ABSTRACT & TITLE COM
PANY Know All Men by These Presents:
That wo tho undersigned, have this
day associated ourselves together for
tho purposo of incorporating under tho
Laws of the Territory of Arizona and
do hereby ndopt tho following nrticlcs
of Incorporation.
ARTICLE I.
Tho names of tho incorporators' of
this company are: William II. Butler,
Frederick W. Mooro, Robert E. Mcrritt,
E. T. Stewart and J. W. Wentworth.
ARTICLE II.
Tho name of this corporation is, and
shall be, GLOBE ABSTRACT & TITLE
COMPANY.
ARTICLE III.
Its principal placo of business shall
bo within Gila County, Torritory of
Arizona, with offides established at
Globe.
ARTICLE IV.
Tho object for which this corporation
is formed is ns follows: To furnish
full nnd complcto abstracts of title to
each kind and character of property
within tho County of Gila, bucIi as titles
to Mines nnd Mining claims, Lands of
overy kind nnd nature, Townships, Ad
ditions, Subdivisions, City Lots nnd
Fractions thereof, as also: Tho title to
Personal property; To acquire by pur
chase or otherwise, abstracts, abstract
books, indices or systems, copies, notes,
briefs and indices of tho public records
within tho County 6f Giln; To mako,
prepare and complcto abstracts or copies
of all instruments, notices, judgments
and decrees affecting titlo to real or
personal property within said Gila
County nnd to prepare ft comploto set
of nbstract books, indices and systems;
To make out and issuo abstracts of
title to thoso requiring tho snmo and to
collect compensation for such, and nil
such abstracts will carry a certificate
signed by tho manager of this corpora
tion and undor tho seal thereof.
ARTICLE V.
Tho amount of capital stock of this
corporation shall bo Ten Thousand
($10,000.00) dollars, divided into Two
Thousand (2000) shares of tho par valuo
of Fivo $5.00) dollars each, to bo fully
paid when issued and shall bo non-asucs-sable.
ARTICLE VI.
Tho highest amount of indebtedness,
to which this corporation shall nt any
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Make Your Wants Know Here. You Will Get Satisfactory Results.
Advertisements under thh bond 10 cents per lino tuo first Insertion nnd 8 cents per line each
subsequent Insertion. Uy the month, ll.ou per line. No ud liuerurt for lew than lU cents. All
ads under this bead must bo paid for in advance. D'acount to reaular odvcrtlsers.
WANTED
WANTED A good blacksmith and
wagon woodworker; good wages for
right man. Call at Carvil's black
smith shop. 207tf
WANTED Position In ofllco by flrst
class bookkeeper ami office man; so
ber, industrious and neat appearing;
29 years old with ten years experi
ence. Address W. S. Haiurick, Box
333, Phoenix, Ariz. ' 213
WANTED Competent waiters at
Dominion hotel.
the
WANTED Timber framors at Black
Warrior; none but first-class men need
apply Warrior Copper Co. 214
WANTED To rent or buy a No. 2 or
4 Smith'Premicr typewriter. Address
W. U. Tel. Co., E. S. Wilmott.
WANTED Good housekeeper to do
cooking and look after house for four
young mon. Apply this office. tf
WANTED Tool sharpener at Black
AVarrior; nono but first-class men need
apply. Warrior Copper Co. 214
WANTED Chambermaid
Dominion hotel.
at onre at
WANTED Waitress and dishwasher
at tho Occidental restaurnnt, opposite
postofficc. 213
SITUATION WANTED by a first-class
colored cook for hotel or camp; both
ment and pastry. IT. M.
FOE RENT
FOR RENT Dcsirablo furnished rooms,
coolest in town. Mrs. L. G. Coombs,
Bnllground. tf
FOR RENT Two rooms furnished for
housekeeping; suitnblo for one or
two wonion or married couple without
children. Address E. G., Silver Belt.
213
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
Mrs. J. Harvey Harris, opposito the
schoolhquso on old Ballground. tf
time be subject, shall not exceed two
thirds of tho capital stock.
ARTICLE VII.
Tho corporate powers of this com
pany and tho conduct of tho affairs
thereof shall be vested in a Board of
Directors composed of not Jess than
three or moro than fivo persons, who
shall be stockholders; the first directors
of this company shall be William II.
Butler, Frederick W. Moore, Robert E.
Merritt, E. T. Stewart and J. W. Went
worth, who shall hold office until the
second Monday in Janunry, 1908, and
until the election and qualification of
their successors. The annual meeting
of the stock-holders and directors of
this corporation Bhull bo on tho second
Monday in Janunry of each and every
year, and at such meeting the stock
holders shall elect a Board of Directors
who shall immediately thereafter elect
tho officers of this corporation.
ARTICLE VIII.
Tho officers of this corporation shall
be a President, Manager, Sccrotnry
and Treasurer, and such other officers
as the Board of Directors may, from
time to "time, deem it necessary to
appoint: The following persons shall
bo tho officers of tho corporation until
the second Monday in Janunry, 1908, to
wit: J. W. Wentworth, President, E.
T. Stewart, Manager and Frederick W.
Moore, Secretary and Treasurer.
ARTICLE IX.
The corporate cxistenco of this com
pany shall commence on tho day of tho
filing of these Articles of Incorporation
in the office of tho County Recorder of
Giln County,, Arizona Territory, and a
certified copy thereof! with the Terri
torial Auditor, and shall continuo for
a period of Twenty-five years there
after. ARTICLE X.
Tho stockholders privato property
shall bo exempt from all liability for
corporato dobts of any kind.
ARTICLE XI.
Tho by-laws of this corporation shall
bo adopted at a meeting of tho Direct
ors to bo hold for that purposo as soon
as practicable after tho signing of theso
Articles of Incorporation, and tho samo
may bo changed or amended at a spe
cial meeting of tho stockholders called
GEO. SHUTE'S
Feed, Hay and Grain Stable
New Livery Rigs for Hire. We make a specialty
of buying and selling horses and vehicles
of every kind
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DOMINION
HOTEL -Finest Hostlery in the Southwest -80 Rooms -All
Modern Conveniences and the Best of Service
FOE. EENT Boom in tho Postofflce
building. Apply at Silver Belt office.
FOR RENT Oao largo furnished room
for light housekeeping. Inquire of
Mrs. Geo. R. Hill, Bnllground.
FOR RENT Small houso of two rooms
opposite telegraph office, suitablo for
offices or lodgings. Inquiro at Silver
Bolt office. tf
FOR RENT Two rooms in tho Post
offico building. Apply at tho Silver
Belt office. tf
FOR SALE
IOR SALE CORNER RESIDENCE
LOT. Do you want a choico cornor
residonco lot, 100x100 foot, in good
neighborhood? If you do, bo quick.
Call ut Silver Belt for particulars, tf
FOR SALE OR RENT Rostaurant fur
nished. Apply A. Cono Webb, Roobq
velt. tf
FOR SALE A steel range, Kalamazoo
make, still in crate. Miss Allen's
residence, next to Arizona Steam
Laundry. 217
FOR SALE Choico business lots on
Broad or Oak streets, 25, 50, 75, 100
or 120 feet front; this includes Wells
Fargo corner, tho best business site in
town; also havo number of choico res
idence lots on nnd near Ballground.
Call n Dan Williamson. tf
FOR SALE A Romington typewriter
in first-class condition. Address P.
O. box 230, Globe, Ariz. tf
FOR SALE Three-room houso. Apply
Julo Maurel, box 221, or Cement
house. tf
LOST AND FOUND
LOST On Troy road a few miles from
town, a lady's black long coat. Please
leavo at Silver Belt office. tf
FOUND Ono umbrella, thirteen lady's
handkerchiefs, ono hatpin and other
articles in Barrett's drug store. Own
ers plcaso call. '
for that purpose, or nt any annual
meeting thereafter.
In witness whereof, wo have hereunto
set our hands and seals this 14th day
of June, A. D. 1907.
WILLIAM H. BUTLER,
FREDERICK W. MOORE,
ROBT. E. MERRITT,
E. T. STEWART,
J. W. WENTWORTH,
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
County of Gila. ss.
Beforo ino, Ilinson Thomas, a Notary
Public in and for the County of Gila,
Territory of Arizona, on this day per
sonally appeared William H. Butler,
Frederick W. Moore, Robert E. Mcrritt,
E. T. Stewart nnd J. W. Wentworth,
known to me to be the persons whose
names arc subscribed to tho foregoing
instrument and acknowledged to mo
that they executed the samo for the
purposes and consideration therein ex
pressed. Given under my hand and seal of of
fice this 15th day of June, A. D. 1907.
HINSON THOMAS,
(Seal) Notary Public.
(My Commission expires Dec. 2, 1908.
Filed nnd recorded at tho request of
E. T. Stowart, on tho 15th day of June,
A. D. 1907, nt 10 minutes' past 1 o'clock
P. M. E. T. STEWART,
County Recorder.
By Belle Maldonado, Deputy Recorder.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
County of Gila. ss.
I, E. T. Stowart, County Recorder in
and for tho County of Gila, Territory of
Arizona, do hereby certify that the
above nnd foregoing contain and con
stituto a full, true nnd correct copy of
Articles of Incorporation of "GLOBE
ABSTRACT & TITLE COMPANY, as
tho same appears of record in my office
in Book 1, Corporations, at pago 4G0;
that; I havo compared the same with the
original record, and that the samo is
a truo transcript nnd of tho whole
thereof.
Given under my hand and seal of of
fico this 15th day of June, A. D. 1907.
(Seal) E. T. STEWART,
County Rccordor, Gila County, A. T.
By Bello Mnldonndq, Deputy Recorder.
218
OOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOttXMOOOOCX
Just Received
A large carload of Stoves and Ranges;
the World's best
" if
Monarch Malleable Range
Moore's Merit Steel Range
Stewart's Steel Range
Excelsior Steel Range
Cast wood and coal Cook Stoves. Gasoline
Stoves and Ovens
OOOOOOOOOOOCCXXXXXXOOOCOdCOOCX)OOOCXXXOOOOCCXCO
ARIZONA
STEAM
LAUNDRY
Hotel MAUREL
NORTH GLOBE
Finest rooms in the city.
Everything new, rates
reasonable and special
inducements offered to
getting accommodations
by the month.
A large car of Alaska Refrigerators and
Ice Chests, white enameled and plain, all
sizes and prices.
A large assortment of Art Squares and Rugs
Cheap and High Prices
J. P. McNEIL
Opposite Miner's Union Hall
O. K. Livery Stables
General Livery and Feed Stables
Gaited Saddle Horses....Phone 481
QUICK SERVICE AND GOOD RIGS
Phone 481 W. P. KELSEY, Mgr. Globe, Arizona
0mammmnmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmimmm
Old Dominion Commercial Co.
We have received and have now on display
a large line of
SUMMER GOODS
consisting of
ORGANDIES PONGEE SILK
FRENCH AND SHADOW SILK
PERSIAN LAWNS CHINA SILK
EGYPTIAN DIMITY JAPANESE SILK
NAINSOOK TAFFETA SILK
SWISS AND FANCY SILK
INDIA MULL NOVELTY SILK
DOTTED SWISS TARLATAN
AND A FULL LINE OF PLAIN AND NOVELTY
W60L DRESS GOODS IN ALL THE LEADING
SHADES
ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF SHIRT WAISTS
AND DRESSES
We have received a new line of Millinery.
OUR PRIGES ARE RIGHT
(Don't sit up night's to speculate about your neighbor's salary.)
COME HOME TO ROOST
ARE YOU WITH US?
We handle the best the market affords. If you
are looking for something good to eat, give us a
trial and be convinced.
WATCH US GROW
SCOBLE, SOBEY & CO.
'THE QUALITY STORE" -
ANYTHING YOU WANT!
Of the quality you want, in the
?uanuty you require, is our u
er in Meats ana Poultry.
Another offer we propose
carefu handling, cutting and
delivery.
Still another, lowest selling
price the market will warrant.
With such a combination,
S roved by years of square
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