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ARIZONA SILVER BELT
DAILY AND WEEKLY
Published each morning except Monday.
Admitted to tho mails as second claw
matter
JQ3. H. HAMILL, Proprietor
Member of the Associated Press
SUBSCRIPTION BATES
Dally, by mall, ono yoar $7.G0
Dally, by carrlor, one month.... 75
Weekly, ono year 2.50
Weekly, six months 1.25
Cash in advance
Subscribers ' Notice '
Subscribers pleaso notify this ofllco
in caso of non-delivery of tho daily,
Monday oxcoptod.
Advertising rates mado known on application.
According to various contentions, Sail
Francisco has two mayors; technically
it has but ono and in reality it .hasn't
any.
Yesterday tho temperature passed tho
century mark and it was tho hottest
day of tho year, but no ono seemed to
mind it much.
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OFFICIAL CRAZY
Ex-Chairman of Supervisors of County
a Wreck from too Much Indulgonco
iu Booze WIfo Has Recently Se
curod a Divorco from Him.
Every business mau in Globe should'
decorate his placo of business on the
Fourth of July. Show your patriotism
at least once a yoar.
Hero is a way of evading jury duty
that would oven bo sanctioned by Pres
ident Roosevelt. A Texan was rocontly
excused from sorving on a jury becauso
he had twenty-two childron.
Viscount Aoki, tho, Japanese ambas
sador, is reported to hnvo angorcd
President Roosevelt, bnt tho littlo Jap
has not yet boon honored with an Ana
nias Club certificate of membership.
"'The El Paso Times is greatly exor
tccised over tho report thnt Mark Twain
exposed his calves in London whilo go
ing to his bath from his hotel. Tho El
Paso contemporary evidently doesn't
take any stock in tho so-called eccen
tricity of genius.
UP TO THE COUNCIL
Results important to Globo are ex
pected from tho meeting of the city
council this evening. Tho utility fran
chise matter and the grading of Broad
street aro tho most important matters
to como beforo tho council this even
ing and it is expected that dofinito ac
tion will be taken on both. It is un
derstood that,consider4ble influene&'has
been brought to bear on members of
tho council individually regarding these
matters and it is up to them to take
the action that will bo of most benefit
to tho city. Tho members of tho coun
cil wcro appointed by tho board of
supervisors, not to protect their private
interests at tho public expense, but to
servo the city. They cannot hopo tp
sccuro the approbation of every citizen
or property owner, no matter what ac
tion they take, but if it will "benefit tho
community at large thoy will havo done
their duty. There have been fow public
improvements inaugurated anywhere
that havo not worked a hardship on
someone, and this will always bo true
in any community.
As to tho franchiso matter, the couu
cil should secure tho best it can for the
city. Tho Silver Belt is playing no
favorites in this affair and there are
no strings attached to it. It is for tho
pcoplo at largo and for tho good of
Globe. Our advico to tho council re
garding tho Broad strcot matter is to
make a real street of tho city's main
thoroughfare, not a freak avenue, and
which can only bo dono by establishing
a uniform grade and then grading in ac
cordance with it.
Again referring to the franchiso mat
tor: if the council is satisfied with a
franchiso submitted, they havo but to
put it up to tho people. Tho applicants
pay all necessary expenses and if the
people are not satisfied thoy will turn
it down. And whilo this paper does not
desiro to take a dictatorial stand, it
wishes it understood that it will holp
to put tho everlasting kibosh on a prop
osition of this kind that doesn't look
good.
Thomas It. York, formor chairman of
tho board of supervisors in Coehiso
county, hnving boon oleotod in JNovom
bor, 11)00, is at presont serving a fifty
day jail sontoiico in tho county jail at
Tombstone, givon him "by tho justice of
tho peaco of that precinct, on a chngo
of disturbing tho peuec. In addition,
tho wifo of tho ex-chairman hns filed
suit for divorco.
According to tho story told York a
fow days uuo was under tho influonco
of liquor and going to his home in this
irresponsible condition, proceeded to
assautl his wifo and children with nn
nxo, at tho Bamo time threatening to
kill thorn. Mrs. York was coinpolled to
defend herself and childron and finally
ovorpoworcd hor husband until tho ar
rival of an officer, who took York to
jail, and the noxt day ho was triod in
tho justico court and sontenced to serve
fifty days.
A fow dnys later a suit was filed for
divorco by his wife on the grounds of
cruelty and non-support, nnd nt the
samo time injunction papers wcro serv
ed on York to prevent him in nny wny
interfering with his wifo or tho chil
dren nnd from visiting his home or eat
ing or sleeping there.
York's friends in Tombstono sny that
ho hns not boon responsible for his acts
for a Ion- time on ncocunt of his ex
cessivo uso of liquor. It is said that
during tho j'oar ho has on more than
one occasion threatened nnd attempted
to kill his wifo and childron nnd during
this time his wifo has been compelled
to take in sowing to support herself
nnd family.
York during tho past year, to many
who .know him, soomed to be losing
his mind. Ho would walk from one
saloon to nnother nnd in n semi-dazed
condition, not oven noticing those who
had been his intimate friends in tho
pnst, and failing to exhibit the intelli
gence nnd brightness ho had shown in
formor years, whon ho wns engaged in
tho cattle intorcsts and boforo ho bc
enmo addicted to tho liquor habit.
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RAMIREZ IS ARRESTED
ON TWO NEW CHARGES
Thursdayune 27, ty
Edwardo Ramirez, whoso arrest hns
mtorestcd two nntions, has been re
arrested on now charges of forgery.
It will bo remembered that Ramirez
until a fow months ago was head of
a custom house brokerage firm in No-
gales and thnt for several months past
he has been in ditucultv with his home
government.
It appears that beforo his first arrest
Ramirez had long been suspected of
irregularities in the conduct of las bro
kerage business nt Nogales and a spc
cial agent wns sent by tho Mexican gov
ernment to investigate.
It was charged that Ramirez had for
somo time tampered witli freight re
ceipts with tho object of making false
declaration of weights.
In a singlo shipment of wheat from
the UniteA Suites through his office It
wns claimed that tho Mexican gov
ernment had been defrauded of the
sum of $12,000. Ho was forthwith ar
rested and lodged in tho jail at Her-,
mosillo to await trial, but later broke
jail and escaped to tho United States.
Upon application of the Mexican gov
ernment for Tequisition papers tho fugi
tive was arrested at Nogales by a Unit
ed States official and taken to Tucson.
On a technicality his attornovs se
cured his release and Ramirez returned
to Nogales.
Yesterday morning United States
Marshal Daniels arrested Ramirez on
fresh charges of forgery and brought
him to Tucson, where ho is in custody
in tho county jail.
Cool Candy
Chocolates kopt cool nnd frosh in
tho hottest wcathor at Van Wagenens
Post Office, Store, Call and bo convinced.
To purchase, own nnd opqrato all kinds
of mines nnd mining property; to lo
cate mining proporty; to control nnd
operato all "kinds of water mains; to
locate, own, opprnto,tlonso, buy nnd sell
nny plants for tho ' treatment of oros
and bullion; to buy nnd soil ores nnd
bullion; to opernto electric light and
powor plants; to crejet nnd lay lines of
wires for conducting light nnd power
and mcssngts,'and to sell and disposo of
light and powor; to build and opernto
roads; to mako contracts; to purchase,
lease, bond, locato or otherwise ncquiro,
own,flell or othorwiso disposo of, pledge,
mortgage, hypothocato and deal in real
estate and nny and nil kinds of per
sonal property; mines, mining claims,
oil lauds, conl lands, mineral lands, oil,
gas, conl, shalo, nsphnltum, petroleum,
nsbestos, salt, water and water rights
nnd machinery, nnd to work, mine, ex
ploro, operate and dovolop tho samo;
nnd in general to do all things noccs
sary to tho proper conduct of tho busi
ness of this corporation in tho Territory
and elsewhere,, not inconsistent with tho
laws of tho Uuitod'Vitates and tho Ter
ritory of Arizona.
Articlo 3. The authorized capital
stock of this corporation shall bo ono
million dollars ($1,000,000) divided into
ono million shares of the par value of
ono dollar ($1.00) each. At such times
ns tho Board of Directors may by res
olution direct, snid capital stuck shall
be paid into this corporation either in
cash or by tho sulo and transfer to it,
of real or personal property for the
uses and purposes of said corporation,
in payment for which sharos of the
capital stock of said corporatiou may
bo issued, and tho capital stock so is
sued shall thoreupon nnd thereby bo
come nnd bo fully pnid up and non
assessable, nnd tho judgment of the
directors as to tho value of tho property
purchased shall be conclusive.
Articlo 4. Tho timo of tlto com
moncomont of this corporation shall be
tho dato of tho filing of a certified copy
of these Articles of Incorporation in
tho ofllco of tho Territorial Auditor, nnd
of tho Rccordor of Gila County, and tho
termination thereof shall bo twenty-five
years thoroaftor.
Articlo 5. Tho rfflfairs of this corpor
ation shall bo conducted by a Board of
Directors, of not more than five direct
ors, and tho directors may adopt By
laws for tho corporation, and tho fol
lowing nnmed porsons shall constitute
the Board of Directors until their suc
cessors aro elected nnd qualified: M.
E. Brooke, J. A. Myrberg, V. G. Hills.
Thereafter the Board of Directors
shall bo elected among tho stockholders
on tho last Tuesday in March of each
year. Tho officers of snid corporation
until their successors are elected shall
bo:
President: V. O. Hills;
Vice-President: J. A. Myrborg;
Secretary. M. E. Brooko;
Treasurer: M. E. Brooko;
Articlo 0. Tho highest amount of
indebtedness or linblllty, direct or con
tingent to which this corporation is at
any time subject shall be three hundred
thousand dollars ($300,000), which
amount does not oxcoed two thirds the
amount of capital stock.
Articlo 7. The private property of
the stockholders of this corporation
ahull bo exempt from corporate debts of
any kind whntsoover.
In Witness Whereof, We have here
unto set our hands and seals this 20th
day of March 1907.
M. E. BROOKE (Seal)
J. A. MYRBERG (Seal)
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Make Your Wants Know Here. You Will Get Satisfactory Results.
Advertisements under this head 10 cents per line tho llrst Insertion and 8 cents per line each
subsequent insertion. Uy the month, (1.00 per line. No nd Inverted for less thun SO cents. All
ads under this head must be paid for In advance. Discount to resuwr udverttsers.
WANTED
WANTED A good blacksmith and
wagon woodworker; good wages for
vright man. Call at Carvil's black
smith shop. 207lf
WANTED Situation as bookoepor;
first-class references. Address E. B.,
215 Silver Ave., Albuquerque, N. M.
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WANTED Girl for general housework.
Influiro 009 South Broad. 221
WANTED Competent waiters at
Dominion hotel.
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FOR RENT Two rooms in tho Poat
ofllco building. Apply at tho Silver
Bolt oflldc. tf
FOR SALE
FOR SALE CORNER RESIDENCE
LOT. Do you want a choico corner
residenco lot, 100x100 feet, iu good
neighborhood f If you do, bo quick.
Call at Silver Belt for particulars, tf
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For the Summer Time
A Large Stock of.
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rOR SALE Gcntlo saddlo pony. Ap
ply at tho Globo Livery Stable. 223
WANTED Woman to holp kitchen
work at Murphy's boarding house,
North Globe. 224
WANTED Thirty-six inch roll top
desk. Cull at Hannn's drug store.
223
WANTED Chambermaid
Dominion hotel.
at once at
FOE KENT
GOOD PIANO for salo or rent. Address
Box 143, Globo. tf
FOR SALE Choico business lot3 on
Broad or Oak streets, 25, 50, 75, 100
or 120 foot front; this includes Wells
I'nrgo cornor, tho best business sito in
town; also havo numbor of choico rcs
idouco lots on nnd near Bullground.
Call on Dan Williamson. tf
FOR SALE A Remington typewriter
in first-clnss condition. Address P.
O. box 230, Globe, Ariz. tf
Refrigerators and Ice Chests
Gasoline Stoves '
Ice Cream Freezers
FOR RENT Dcsirablo furnlshod rooms,
coolest In town. Mrs. L. G. Coombs,
Ballground. tf
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
Mrs. J. Hnrvoy Harris, opposito tho
schoolhouso on old Ballground. tf
FOE RENT Room in the Postofflce
building. Apply at Silver Belt "office.
FOR RENT Five-room
ished; bath and gas.
street.
house furn
325 S, Hill
FOR RENT Two-room house. Inqulro
358 Dovcrcnux street, Ballground. tf
FOR SALE Thrco-room house Apply
Julo Maurcl, box 221, or Cement
house. tf
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND LadiC3' purso in front of Sil
ver Bolt ofllco Wednesday evening.
Owner can recover samo by proving
ownership nnd paying for this ad.
214tf
LOST Watch, chain and locket charm
sot with stones, with lndy'a and ba
by's picturo in locket. Return to tho
Silver Belt office and receive $25 To
ward. 223
Reflections of a Bachelor
A conscience is something you never
have when ou ought to.
A man never makes two mistakes in
marrying unless he is a widower.
You can tell when a girl is interested
in a man by tho mny sho pretends to
him that all other men nre interested
n her.
Bills aro very useful things to teach
you how easy it is never to havo any
monoy left.
You cau never mako a man believe
he is comfortnblo unless ho is wearing
something that makes his wifo ashamed
of him for it. Now York Press
TOGETHER
"Coast of Death" at Dreamland to
night. .
Storage room phono C01.
If you missed tho show last night
don't icol bad. You have tonight, to
morrow and noxt night, and you had
better como every night. It's good for
tho blues; even makes you forget that
tired feeling. What? Oh, sure; it's
Professor Stcojo at Dreamland.
Hard to Beliove
Representative Hull of Iowa, who is
chairman of the houso committee on
military affairs, says that if Theodoro
Roosevelt wero to be again a candidate
for president "ho would got 40 per cent
of the Democratic vote." Wo havo
heard it suggested in other quarters
that .Colonel Roosovolt is a 40 por cent
democrat, after having stolen Colonol
Bryan's boot3 nnd breeches whilo ho
was nn a-swimming, .yet wo cannot 1
bring oursolves to boliovo that nearly
half of tho Democratic voters of tho
country would condone tho purloining
of Colonel Bryan's garments. Savanna
News.
STATE OF COLORADO,
City nnd County of Denver. ss.
On this 20th 'day of March in the
year 1007, boforo mo, Ottlllin M. Trott
a notnry public in and for the city and
county aforesaid, residing therein, duly
commissioned nnd sworn, personally ap
peared M. E. Brooke who is personally
known to ma to bo tho person described
who executed tho annexed 'instrument, J
and slip .acknowledged to mo that sho
Oxocuted tho samo for the purposes and
considerations thereon expressed.
In Witness Whereof, I nave hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official seal
at my ofllco, In said state, city and
county, tho day and year last above
written. OTTELLIA M. TROTT,
Notnry Public.
My commission expires November
2,9th, 1909.
(Seal: Ottollia M. Trott Notary Pub-
lie City and County of Denver Colo.)
Swellest goods in town. Ladies' suits,
cloaks, silk dresses and gowns, waists,
skirts, hosiery, millinery, new goods,
switches, fancy goods, etc. Tho People's
Store, Dolph Baatz, Prop., Globe, Ariz.
Van Wagenen, next door to the post
office, does a general painting nnd pa
per hanging business. All work guaranteed.
A littlo way to go with you,
Thro' fair nnd stormy weather
'Neath somber clouds or skies of blue,
But always, dear, together.
A. littlo way for us to go,
With thorns or blossoms smiling
Out beyond tho sunset's glow,
And paths of youth, beguiling.
A littlo journey, heart o' mine,
With love's most lasting tether
To sip tho bitter and tho wine,
But always, dear, together.
Washington Herald.
Child's Go Carts and
Buggies
J. P. McNEIL
Opposite Miner's Union Hall
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"Coast of Death" through a furnace
of fire nt Dreamland tonight. A death
defying net nnd positively the limit.
Seo it! Don't miss itl
O. K. Livery Stables
General Livery and Feed Stables
Gaited Saddle Hores....Phone 481
QUICK SERVICE AND GOOD RIGS
Phone 481 W. P. KELSEY, Mgr. Globe, Arizona
If you want to enjoy a good rest go
to tho Indian Hot Springs. 239
Sowing machines for rent" at J. P.
McNoil's Furniture store, opposito the
Miners' union ball, Globe, Ariz. 149tf
Tonight at Dreamland, Professor
Steele, comedy and acrobatic skating.
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Klondyko Cost of Living
As much is heard at the present time
of the increased cost of living, a few
prices of necessities in the Klondyko
may be of interest. No article is sold
for less than L'o cents, as thoro is no
money in circulation of a lesser denom
ination. The cost of coal is $15 to $20 a ton;
hay, $00 to 480 a ton; butter, 50 cents
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
a pounu; Hour, $u a hundred pounds;
potatoes $84o $H a hundred pounds;
milk, 35 cents a nuart. and beef. 25 to
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"Coast of Death" nt Dreamland to
night at 9 p. m
A Dog Wanted
Any kind of a dog with four legs, ono
on each corner. A funny picturo at tho
Iris tonight.
Notice
All parties indebted to tho Into E
J. Edwards wiU pleaso sottlo with A."
It. Edwards,, administrator' of tho estate,
at Globe, Ariz. v tf '
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Pointed Paragraphs
Poor excuses wo havo always with
us.
An Indian scalps his enemy; a white
man skins his friond.
And tho man who soils parasols is
kk.'u in n snady business.
Kisses that aro to bo had for
asking ore seldom worth tnkiW
A fool can answer questions that a
wiso man would bo ashamed to ask.
An artist is no moro anxious to se
cure a modol wifo than is any other
man.
A womnn ought to bo nshamed to
brag of her husband's ability to sow
on buttons. Chicago News.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF
THE GLOBE AND LOST-GULOH SDL-
VER-COPPER MINES COMPANY
tho
Know All Mon by These Presents:
That wo, whoso hands aro affixed
hereto, do horqby associato ourselves to
gothcr for the -purpose of forming a cor
poration under tho laws of tho Terri
tory of Arizona, and or this purposo
wo do hereby dcclaro nnd adopt tho
following Articles of Incorporation:
Articlo 1. Tho' names of tho incorpor
ators aro M. E. Brooko and J. A. Myr
berg and tho name of tho corporation
shall bo Tho Globo and Ldst-Gulch Sil-ver-Coppor
Mines Company.
Tho principal placo -within tho Terri
tory of Arizona in which tho business of
said corporation is to bo transacted is
Globo, Gila County, Arizonn, and tho
corporation may establish branch of
fices either within or without tho Ter
ritory of Arizona whero meetings of
tho Board of Directors may bo held,
nnd tho principal placo outside of said
Territory is Denver, State of Colorado,
whero meetings may bo held and busi
ness transacted not in conflict with tho
laws of Arizona.
Articlo 2. Tho general naturo of tho
business proposed to bo transacted by
this corporation is as follows, to-wit:
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
County of Gila. ss.
On this 1st day of April in tho year
1907, boforo me, E. T. Stewart, a notary
public in and for tho Territory and
County aforesaid, residing thoreln, duly
commissioned and sworn, personally ap
peared J. A. Myrberg, known to mo
to bo tho person described in, whoso
name is subscribed to, and who exe
cuted tho nnncxed instrument, nnd ho
acknowledged to mo that ho executed
tho same for tho purposes and consider
ations therein expressed.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto
sot my hand nnd nffixed my official seal
of my office, in tho said stato, city and
county, tho day nnd year last above
written. E. T. STEWART,
Notary Public.
My commission expires December 24,
1910.
(Seal: E. T. Stowart, Notary Public,
Gila County, Arizona.)
Filed an'4 recorded' at tho request of
J. A. 'Myrberg on'tho'l day of April
A. D. 1007 at 30 minutes past 3 o'clock
P. M. m El T. STEWART,
' '' County Recorder.
By LT M. Brookner, Deputy Recorder.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
County of Gila. ss.
I, 11. T. Stowart', County Recorder in
nnd for tho County of Giln, Torritory
or Arizona, do hereby certify that tho
above and foregoing contain nnd consti
tute a full, tmo cfnd correct copy of
tho Articles of Incorporation of tho
"THE GLORE AND LOST-GULCH
SILVER-COPPER MINES COM-
PANY" as tho samo annears of record
In my offico in Book 1 Corporations at
pago 449; that I havo compared tho
samo with tho original record, nnd that
tho samo is a true transcript and of tho
wholo thereof.
Given under my hand nnd sonl of
offico this 1st day of April, A. D. 1907.
E. T. STEWART,
County Recorder, Gila County, A. T.
By L. M. Brookner, Doputy' Recorder.
224' ' ' ,,',
50 cents a pound
Everything costs twa or three times
as inuch as it does .in the United States.
The wages of a mechanic for a ten
hour day is $10; common laborers with
out board. $0; clerks, $150 to $300 n
month, while tho cost of a two-horso
draft team is $25 a day. Philadelphia
News Bureau.
You are hereby notified that the as
sessment roll for tho year 1907, for Gila
county, has been filed by the county
assessor, in this office, and is now open
for public inspection.
Tho Board of Equalization will meet
on tho first day of July, 1007, nnd con
tinuo in session until the business of
equalization is completed.
J. W. WENTWORTII,
225 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
Old Dominion Commercial Co,
During tho next ten days Miss Gar
wood will sell millinery at half price.
BOND SALE
Sealed bids will bo received nt the
offico of tho Clerk of tho Board of Su
pervisors, in tho City of Globe, County
of Gila, Arizonn, until 10 o'clock A. M.,
July 8th, 1907, for tho purclmso of
Forty Bonds of School District Number
Ono, of tho denomination) of $1,000.00
each, bearing Interest at flvo por cent
per niinum. Said bonds will maturo as
follows:
Ten bonds aro due and payable in
fivo years.
Ton bonds aro duo npd payable in
ten years.
Ten bonds aro duo nnd paynblo in
fifteen years.
Ton bonds aro duo and payable in
twenty years.
The Board of Supervisors reserves tho
right to roject any nnd all bids.
Globe, Juno 17th; 1907.
J. W. WENTWORTH,
Clerk of tho Board of Supervisors.
Assay er and Chemist
H. E. BIERCE
Globe, Arizona
Agent for DEMING SMELTER
THE PEERLESS
MEAT MARKET
The above market main
tains its well known rep
utation for excellence.
BEEF, MUTTON
VEAL, PORK
BACON, POULTRY
ETC., ETC.
Of first class quality and
at prices to suit all.
Courtesy and atten
tion to customers is our
motto.
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
.WOOL 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 PRICES ARE RIGHT
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JOE RYAN, - (Manager
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DOMINION
HOTEL -Finest Hostlery in the Southwest -80 Rooms -All
Modern Conveniences and the lest of Service
(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"
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ANYTHING YOU WAK11
Of tho quality you want, w
quantity you require, is our"
rer in Meats and Poultry.
Another offer we PP05
careful (handling, cutting "
Still aether, lowest sg
price the market will warra I
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