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ARIZONA SILVER BhL-
DAILY AND WEEKLY
Published each morning except Monday.
Admitted to the. mails as second class
mnttor
By the
SILVEE BELT PUBLISHING CO.
Member of tho Associated Press
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
Daily, ly mail, one year $7.50
D.iily, by carrier, ouo month 75
Weekly, ono year . . -.. 2.."0
Weekly, six months . 1.25
Cash in advance
Subscribers' Notlco
Subscribers please notify this office
in caso of non-delivery of tho daily,
Monday excepted.
Advertising rates mado known on application.
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.'IIBBEY NOT MISUNDERSTOOD
til an editorial something over a col
l ;n in longth tho Plioenix Itepubliean
pfesses to show how Governor Kib
boy during his recent visit in fllobo
was ' 'misunderstood" by tho Silver
Bolt, which published an intervioW
from tho governor tho morning after
his arrival here. The editorial is os
tensibly a .putativo defense of tho gov
ernor's position on national politics,
but it conveys a rap at' tho oxecutivo
that is too transparent to bo misunder-
stood.
The governor during his visit here
was quoted by tho Silver Bolt as say
ing that "it would bo Itoo&evolt, or a
man backed by tho executive, or a
democrat who would bo the noxt presi
dent," and tho Republican immediately
goes into a virtuous partisan convul
sion, declaring that "ho (tho Silvor
Belt reporter) mado tho governor uttor
a libel against tho republican party (im
possible!), tho entire country and the
govornor'.s own reputation for sound
judgmont."
"Tho gpvornor may believo" con
tinues tho Republican, ."that Mr.
Roosevelt will be renominated, but we
cannot conceive that Govornor Kibbey
would indorse the alternative of a can
didate named by the prosidont or that
ho could thus bo led into a recognition
of the doctrine that any president how
ever wise and virtuous, should be per
mitted to name his successor. If the
govornor holds that gonoral belief, ho
has not a majority of Americans with
him.'" v v
"-Now the govornor,railly-did say, .
without stuttering, what ho is roportod
,to have said in the Silvor Belt and to
which our contemporary takes excep
tion, and in declaring so, wo beliee
that he expressed his honest opinion,
which, by ' the way, sooms to bo tho
same opinion as held by the largo ma
jority of republicans throughout tho
country, who aro hailing Taft as Roose
velt's successor. Tho Silver Belt also
bcliovc3 that the governor undoubtedly
wished to convey that it would be a
man who .would continue the policies
of tho present administration, rathor
than a man named by Roosevelt, in
tho literal t sense. And as to tho gov
ernor's reputation for sound judgmont
well, when tho executive said it would
bo a democrat as tho other alternative,
we bclicvo'that ho displayed very sound
judgment, which could only havo been
sounder had ho eliminated the former
one.
While it is not the province of the
Silvor Belt to defend Governor Kibboy
in a political way, a duty which is so
willingly assumed by his erstwhile en
emy, our civic prido compels us to sco
that he does not suffer evil from his
recent visit to Globe, and wo also take
this opportunity of correcting a state
ment in tho governor's interview which
had him say that ho believed Roosevelt
would accept tho nomination if it were,
tendered him unanimously. Tho gov
ernor stated afterward that ho bolievcfl
the prosidont would accept tho nomina
tion more Readily if it were not unan
imous. v'
Although it is entirely irrelevant in
this connection, wo would like to know
what sortfof republicanism is that of
the Republican whqtlicr it is that of
Roosevelt, which Bryan declares is dem
ocracy, or that of Poraker, Fairbanks
and Cannon, tho real genuine Standard
Oil life insurance and public bo damned
sort. Our charity compels us to re
frain from venturing a guess.
and it is understood that some custom AN ATTRACTIVE PLACE
Inaneiors object to stripes.
FOR THE LITTLE PEOPLE
Tn lanul Tiillimitimi "lifn flin.mrtcif nf.
'EI Paso has not completely cmorgoUl, ., ,, .. ,, .
from its wild and woolly state, judging ay WW "Thanksgiving Day in Doll-
from a report from that city that wit
nesses in a murdor trial now in pro
gress thoro are searched beforo ontor
ing tho courtroom.
town," as shown in tho largo display
window at G. S. Tun Wagonon's store
next to tho postofTieo. The window dis
plays tho wholo Doll family in festal
day reunion at the palatial homo of tho
Dolls, intorior views being shown a
It is not in history that tho Pilgrim kitohon, dining room and bedroom. Tho
fathers observed Thanksgiving day with kitchen is complotely furnished, with a
prizo lights and football games, but it
was probably owing to civilization thou
being in its early stages.
Old man Weston, who beat his own
record of forty years -ago for walking
from Portland, Maine, to Chicngo re
cently, probably never heard of Dr.
Osier.
The Missouri widow who refused to
accept the apology of tho man who said
ho was not shooting at her husband, but
another man, lacked politeness.
Tho merchant who advertises gets tho
cream of the holiday business. Consist
ent advertising persistently continued is
never known to fail.
As long as. England continues to sond
hor gold in oxchange -wo havo no ob
jection to our copper leaving tho country.
Ash Pork is without a justice. Pret
ty tough on Ash Forkians. Can't oven
hold an inquest now.
hnndsomo malleable range, such us J.
P. McNoil is advertising and and is
pictured in his regular space in this
issue, and is just such a stovo as mam
ma uses. Thou thoro is tho littlo kitch
on table, tho old-fashioned cupboard and
a sido glimpse into tho laundry, with its
little washtub and bonrd, patortt
washor, clothes dryor, etc. But tho
dining room is lifo-like and' tho real
attraction of tho scone. Tho Dolls aro
assembled around a gorgeously spread
table of tho Now England Thanksgiving
type. Everything is thero from tho
turkoy and cranberry sauce, tho pump
kin pio'nnd plum pudding, down to tho
lobstonsalnd, peas, asparagus and what
not? And tho Dolls nro delighted with
tho viands, just ns tho little real dolls
wore yestorday at the many Globe
homes. Anothor protty loom is tho bed
chamber, with its Creolo bad of canopy
top, snow linon, soft pillows and ex
quisite skirt decorations of fine luce.
And in it is tho cutest littlo dresser
and a dressing tablo where Miss Doll
makes hor toilet just ns hor little mam
ma does. Tt is a scouo that holds the
attention of every passing child, as
well as adults, and very forcefully dem
onstrates tho ontorpriso of Mr. Van
Wngenon and his corps of assistants.
Beauty Hot Blast
Altogether the best and most eco
nomical heating stove on the
market. Hundreds of them in use
in Globe and all
giving perfect sat
isfaction. This sale
$10.50
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North Broad Street, Globe, Arizona
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Monarch Malleable Range, ?60
The Daisy
If you are seeking economy, pure
and unadulterated and really
want the. very best stove in tlu
country pin your faith to fo
the Daisy Heater. In this jfo
great sale y
Remenibor that it isn't tho prosperous
man who needs a boost. "Cities 'and
towns likewise.
The honest man has nothing to fear
-if ho has lots of ready cash.
Do your Christmas shopping early and
give tho clerks a chance.
Getting Puro Milk
Tho recont health board agitation dins
prompted some of tho dairymon whbtdoj
buhinobs in Montclair to go to great
longths to impross their customers with
the purity of their product.
Every .cow in tho hord is declared to
be washed and' groomed and rubbed off
with a clothes brush just before milk
ing. Then a man comes along with
pails of water and cloths and washes
the udders of each cow carefully. This
operation is repeated by two other men,
the third carefully drying tho cows.
Those 111011, it is declared, aro in charge
of ntgralunted baotoriolpgist. -J&a
Tho men who r .I: the cows aro clad
in snow white uniforms'and bofore"por
forming their tasks must havo their
nails manicured. They must also pass
the inspection of the bacteriologist be
fore they arc pcrmitcd to milk the
cows.
Ono den or, who has not made any
claims as yet, says tho feet of his cows
aro to bo manicured and tho stables are
to bo perfumed. Montclnir (X. J.) dis
patch to the Xew York Times.
Pointed Paragraphs
Ants preach frugality, but do not say
a word.
Somo sins of omission nro 113 bad as
soino sins of commission.
Matrimonial packaged aro not always
what thoy nro tied up to be.
Being romombored in a will is about
as uncertain as an unlaid egg.
A girl isn't willing to elopo as long
ns thoro is a wedding present in flight.
There aro mnny mugp, plenty of cheek
and lot3 of chin in a barber shop.
Porhapswyou can tell n lie-r-and so
Wan some gther people when they hear
fone. Chicago Xows.
Rejections of a Bacholor
Whou a man will diet it's with some
thing he won't eat anyway.
The more a girl's photograph looks
like an angel the moro surprised her
famil would be to know it.
A woman can never got po iat that
sho doesn't wonder how some other
woman's drcs'smaker can fit her.
It's the man who hasn't any balance
in tho bank who makes the most fuss
liibqut it gashing jnnlyjgmall glwjck.
Even whon a man is in such a hum
at breakfast that ho can't look at his
newspaper ho believes it helps him to
catch his train not to let anybody else
touch it. Xew York Press.
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We have the largest line of sanitary Steel Couches and
Davenports in the city and we know that our prices.,'
are absolutely the lowest. Come in and' let us show
you through this great store.
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Make Your Wants Known Here. You Will Get Satisfactory Results,
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WANTED
WANTED A competent waitress at
tho Dominion hotel.
WANTED Room or tent furnished for
batching. Address R. D., Silver Belt.
WANTED Girl for housework in small
family. Apply 2-1C E. Oak street.
Hard Times Havo Passed
Join tho happy crowd -at the Iris and
forget your troubles. J'njoy a hearty
laugh.
Novel Method of Punishment
The school district of Last Litchfield
is arousjjd because of the discovery that
one of the country school teachers has
abandoned the old methods of chastiso
ment and has been compelling disobedi
ent pupils to eat herbs, wild turnip,
bouesct and wormwood.
Tho teacher is a sparc-thc-rod advo
cate, and her method, she says, was to
stop the boys plugging the chimney, re
leasing mice and hard-shell crickets,
and throwing pepper on tho stove.
First alio, had threo recesses a day in
stead of two and worked other innova
tions to cement friendship. This fail
ing to take tho children's attention
from mischief, sho tried the new one,
and now tho parents are angry. Water
bury dispatch to tho Xew York Times.
Kccgan's
Is one of Globo's oldest and best
known cafos; everything first-class In
his line. Call and bo convinced.
Do Witt's Littlo Lany Risers aro tho
best pills made. They do not gripo.
For sale by Hanna's Drug Store.
SITUATION WANTED Female stea-
pgraplu holding cprtificatc, accurato
and stttirtyS wtmld liko position in
Globe. Address Alico Mason, Sail
Carlos, caro I. Jones.
WANTED Five-room house, partly
furnished. Small family, no children.
State location and price. Address A,
Silver Belt office.
WANTED Chambermaid
minion hotel.
at tho Do-
WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED
Cement finisher, close in, $4.o0 per
dav.
Laborers, $2."i0 and 8 hours.
Beliablc help furnished free of charge.
Beal Estate and Employment Agency,
230 North Broad street.'
FOR BENT Furnished front room for
lady or gentleman. 539 South "Hill
btreot.
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iFOK BENT Desirable furnished room.
I Mrs. I,. G. Coombs, Ballground.
'FOiv BENT Boom in tho Postofflcci
building. Apply at Silver Belt office.
FOE BENT Two room house. Nice
little place. Mrs. Goo. B. Hill, Old
, Balltgrc-unds. , (
FURNISHED rooms for rent at No. 179
SouthPinc street, in rear of Domin
ion hotel.
FOB BENT Ten-ioom house; lavatory
in every room; just completed. In
quire of J. Maurel, box 221.
FOR BENT Threo-room house. Apply
Jule Maurel, box 221, or Cement
house. tf
FOB BENT Furnished front room with
bath, $10.00 per month. 277 N. High
street.
WOMAN ASPHYXIATES
HEBSELF AND CHILDBEN
NnWTOX, Mass., Xovember 28.
Jcssio T. Hedges, wifo of William T.
Hedges, killed herself and her two sons,
William, aged 11, and Butler T., aged
0, 1)3 asphyxiation at her home in Xow
tonville, some time during tho night.
All cracks in tho doors and windows
had been plugged and tho gas turned
on. Mr. Hedges was away on a busi
ness trip.
Mrs. Hedges was about 32 years of
age. Her husband is a traveling sales
man. Littlo is known hero about tho fam
ily, who enmo hero from Ohio, it is
said, about two years ago. Mrs. Hedges
is said to havo been in a highly nervous
state for somo timo. '
"Four Convictions in tho District
Court; Threo Murder Trials," is tho
hcadlino over a story in a Prcscott
paper. If wo remember rightly this is
tho samo community which United
States Attorney Aloxandcr said was
freer from crimo than any in Arizona
becauso of its "high class of citizen
ship" and other things.
POBTLAND, OBEGON, WILL
HAVE LIVE STOCK SHOW
Fashion decrees that coats shall bo
worn longer this winter,. 8o does pieces-
sity. Other styles aro not popular, such
'as-small chccksiforthclcommon people,"
PORTLAND, Ore., November 28.
Arrangements hnvo been completed to
give this city a live stock show noxt
fall that will bo fully cqunl in sizo
and scopo to tho one that took placo
during tho Lewis and Clark exposition.
Tho Portland live stock and country
clubs hnvo voted tho sum of $40,000 to
bo given away in prizes and tho club
has assuranco from tho different bodies
composing tho international 'livestock
association that added prizes amounting
10 uz,uuo moro will bo given.
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No, Alonzo, it isn't tho bad cgg3
unir.,prouuco tough chickens.
Bo Charitable
To your horse as well as to yourself.
You ned not suffer from pains of any
sore your horses need not suffer. Try
a bottlo of Ballard's Snow Liniment. It
cures all pains. J. M. Boberts. Bakers
field, Mo., writes: "I havo used your
liniment for ten years and find it to
bo tho best I have ever used for man
and beast." Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
There is r.athing better for stomach
troubles than KODOL, which contains
tho samo juices found in a healthy stom
ach. KODOL is offered on a guaranteed
plan for tho rolicf of heartburn, flatu
lence, sour stomach, bolching of gas,
nausea, and all stoinaeh troubles. So
at times when you don't feel just right,
whon you nro drowsy after meals, and
your head aches or whon you havo no
ambition, and you aro cross and irrita
ble, tako KODOL. It digests what you
eat. It will make you healthy. Sold
by Hanna's Drug Store.
i'OB UEXT
FOB BENT Nicely furnished, very
comfortablo room, opposito Dominion
hotel.
FOB BENT Two room house partly
furnished. Innuiro at 302 S. Hill
strcot.
FOB BENT Fivo-room house. Apply
at 359 South Sutherland street.
FOB SALE
FOB SALE Fivo-room furnished res
idence, Xob Hill. Box 11G5.
Annual Sale of Beautiful
SNOWY TABLE LINENS
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For Thanksgiving
" T WAS an early Pilgrim enstom, after a bountiful harvest, to
offer thanks to tho Supremo Being, and partake of a royal feast.
This beautiful custom has ever since been carried out by a
J thoughtful and appreciative people. Thanksgiving this year, No
- vember 28, will bo the most glorious in the history of this won
derful nation. It is every housekeeper's pride that her Thanksgiving fes
tive board shall be spotless and snowy, and with this in mind, we havo
collected tho choicest patterns in beautiful tablo linens produced by the
most famous linen mills in tho world. Ireland, Scotland, Germany
and England aro contribuators to this brilliant display of housekeepers
linens.
Thanksgiving Sale Starts This Morning
Lowest Prices of tho Year Will Prevail. You Can't Afford to Miss
this Linen Opportunity.
Old Dominion .Commercial Co.
YOU KNOW THE PLACE
Clearing House Scrip, Checks or Cash AU Look Alike to Us.
FOE SALE Household good3, third
house from railroad hospital. J. II.
Blackford.
FOB SALE-ofllce.
-Old newspapers at this
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Pair of silver frame spectacles,
initials H. A. U. X. on nose-piece.
Beward for return to this office.
Wartirno Silverwaro Unearthed
Silverware, evidently part of tho
treasure buried in odd nooks luring tho
revolutionary war, wns discovered yes
terday near the home of Thomas W.
Lister? at Sag Harbor, L. T. Tho silver
ware indicated that it formed part of
n valuable tea service, and boro the
name "S. C, B. Conklin." Tho latter
family owned much property in Sag
Harbor in revolutionary times and its
members were among tho first settlers
in that section.
Several years ago a pot containing
about $100 in gold and silver coins was
discovered at tho samo place, when an
old building was torn down. It is be
lieved that there may bo moro treasure
buried near tho Lister homo. New
York Tribune.
Lon Sanders, Proprietor f
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WE have just received from New York
several new Benjamin models.
Tailors in other cities may copy
these Stylish Garments, but their imita
tions will come
long after the Style
has changed in
iew York.
There's just one way to be sure about
Style, insist on the Benjamin Label.
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OUR NEW SALESMAN
We have the greatest salesman in Globe. Wit,
bumor and eloquence sit down when he rises to speak.
PRICF 5s the great sPea,cer the convincing
1 iVlVlj salesman, and is listened to l)y every
one, and sells the goods.
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Globe
Steam Laundry
G. BOHSE, Proprietor
wjipn a woman takes the conceit out
of a inan'4ho'ridds'fbiher own. '
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Exclusive Agent Here.
Max Lantin & Brvo.
Globe, Ariz.
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This is to notify tho public that I
havo again taken full chargo of tho
Qlobo Steam Laundry, and that Copas
& Richards, to whom I leased tho plant
some timo ago, havo retired, and are no
longer in any way connected with tho
business.
I wish to assuro my old patrons and
the public in general that all work will
bo first-class and that & prompt service
will bo given. Give mo a trinl.
Nov. 21,1907. G. BOHSE.
" Afystcrious Armour," a beautiful
hand colored picture, at tho Alexander
t6night.
Good . soft coal delivered; In ton lots
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Market
The choicest meats in the
city. Out of the trust and
prices right.
Our order man at your door
in a moment's notice and the
delivery boy does prompt
work.
Don't you want to try the
Independent market.
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