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DAILY ARIZONA SILVLR BEL'I
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Friday, November 29.
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Children's Hats
We have a very attractive line of hats
suitable for the little misses and child
ren. Exclusive showings in this depart
ment, and -prices that will please you.
Sale of ladies hats at $5 still continues.
We retrim and reshape old hats.
New Lino
Veiling on
Display
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Storo Nows
This Spaco
Evory Day.
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REDUCED RATES
Account
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t J. BRYAN'S CURRENCY PUN
IS DISCUSSED IN WASHINGTON
Thanksgi
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1907
RATES One lowest first class fare and one
third for the round trip via route
traveled between all points on the
Pacific System, and to El Paso, Texas,
including branch lines.
SALE DATES November 27 and 28, 1907.
RETURN LIMIT December 2, 1907.
NO STOPOVERS ALLOWED
For further information inquire of C.
8 W. WARDWELL, Agent, BOWIE, or ad-
rh'OQC --, tttt rTT-r-,Tr Q
District Passenger Agent,
TUCSON, ARIZ.
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Store Below Town, Prices Likewise
Now is tho timo to got a supply of goods at unusually low prices. I
carry everything you need.
GROCERIES, HARDWARE BOOTS, SHOES
CROCKERY, WOOD BLANKETS, COMPORTS
HAY AND GRAIN DRY GOODS AND FURNISHINGS
5 per cent Rebate on all Cash Purchases
Wm. MiU Williams
Telephone 121 North Globe
M-H"J
-Now Open
The Eagle Restaurant!
NAQUIN'S OLD STAND
House completely overhauled; newly painted and papered; new furni
ture; immaculate- table linen; good silvcrwaro and nice dwdics. Finest
and cleanest kitchen iu the city. Give us a call and you will bo regular.
DROP IN TODAY
BARCLAY, HIQDON & CO.
Single and Double Teams
Saddle Horses
Hay, Grain & Coal
A Specialty made of Fine Livery Rigs
Telephone 171
Globe, Arizona
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IFOR CASH!
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10 per cent
off
On all Holiday goods bought
at Van Wagenen's f or' Cash
before December 20.
i A chance on the big doll with I
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i every dollar cash purchase. I
VAN WAGENEN
NEXT TO THE POST OFFICE
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Much intorest 'was manifested yester
day in financial circles in tho plan pro
posed by "William Jennings Bryan, that
tho government should guarantee tho
deposits in national banks, and by that
means roassuro persons having money
in such institutions, says tho "Washing
ton Horald. Many thought yesterday
with Mr. Bryan, that tho public an
nouncement of such a policy would go
vory fnr toward icstoring public con
fidence at presont, and guard against
times of stringency such as tho country
has experienced within tho past few
weeks.
A reporter yesterday talked with
tho presidents or cashiers of tho nation,
nl banks in Washington, asking for ex
piessiuns of opinion upon tho plan pro
posed by Mr. Jlryan. The majority of
thoso int rviewed, while unwilling to
bo quoted for publication, declared thnt
the plan was a good one, provided it
could bo carried out. One prominent
bank president said thnt ho was heartily
in favor of tho plan.
Rogardcd as "Too Paternal."
Two of tho bank presidents said thoy
could not quito see how tho plan was
to bo applied, without being "too pa
ternal," as thoy expressed it. Both
mon talked about in tho same line, say
ing that to all intonts and purposes tho
United States government was now be
hind every dollar entrusted to n nation
al bank. They interpreted tho nation
al banking act, with tho several amend
ments thereto, as being about nfl far
ns tho government ought to go in ,tho
direction of meddling with the affairs
of private institutions. Theso men
thought tho banks should bo left as
they are, and some arrangements ef
fected for a more elastic currency,
cither bj' moans of credit currency or
by creating in tho Treasury itself n
centra bank of issue, according tOitho
plans proposed recently by financial
writors.
Called "Mushroom Idea."
One of tho venerable bnnk presidents
of tho city, who has studied tho question
deoply, saul that tho plan wan a
"mushroom idea." He said thero were
many persons outside " of banks who
do not undorstnnd well tho financial
conditions of a given city, or tho re
lation which a small city bears to a
larger one, who make suggestidns. These
Utterances generally, said tho banker
are mere theories, which could not be
npplied practically. He -regarded Mr.
Bryan's plnn 'in this category. The
banker said it would bo a fine thing
for the government to become the trus
tee of tho peoples money, but when it
did, ho asked haw it was to be done
without centralizing tho banking of the
country in such a mnnner as practically
to eliminate tho 'national bank, orvmake
it a mcro appendage of tho United
States Treasury, or a big central Ibank
of issue. Ho thought tho plan was
wholly impracticable. '
Objects to Tax Feature.
Thp cashier of one of tho dow.itown
banks talked about tho plan at i some
length. Ho opposcfHLpn principal say
ing the wcnkncss(of the proposition lay
in tho tnx to bo a&scsscd upon tho banks
to create tho guaiantco fund.
"Why," said ho,(' should the strong
bank, with its millions of dollars in ro
sources, capital and deposits, bo taxed
upon this volume of business) sustain
the weak bank or tho ono thaF was
badly managed! I boliovo this plan
would work out to tho general harm of
the banks of tho country. It would
put a premium upon improper methods
of making loans, and tho government
would find it a very expensive exper
iment, in my opinion."
Another banker said Mr. Bryan's
proposition was an oxcollcnt one. "I
do not think it is quit originnl with him.
At all events, wo havo discussed a, sim
ilar proposition in meetings of bankers,
and I havo been advocating it for years.
I really believe tha if it had been car
ried out years ago tho financiers of tho
country would be in much moro stable
condition than thoy nro now. Wo have
seen tho treasury coming again and
again to tho nid of tho banks in ono
way and another, somotimes oven going
to tho extent of treading on very thin
ico, so far as legal authority was con
cerned. Why should not Undo Sam
go still further and assume such super-'
vision of tho banks as to guaranteo tho
deposits and prescribo in general terms
how thoy shall bo used."
One Correspondent's View
Correspondent Stealy of tho Louis
villo Courier-Journal sent tho following
to his paper last night:
"Among the cnllcrs at tho Couricr
Journnl bureau today was Mr, W. J.
Bryan. Ho talked mostly of his state
ment of yestorday, in which tho plan
wns suggested that tho government
should guarantee nationnl bank doposits
in national banks. A number of our
bankers hero, including Mr. C. C. Glov
or, president of tho fnmous Biggs .Na
tional bank, and Mr. W. B. Hibbs
agreed in tho main with tho suggestion
of Mr. Bryan.
" 'Tin vnn tint fl.tnlr onll -T T.,.
Wl itUl .UillA OltlU ILl. tJlfiXll
to your correspondent, 'that congress
might adopt my plan, for you know
that nn emergency oxists, and in my
judgment it is tho best and quickest
way out of tho trouble?'
" 'Certainly not; do you think that
these republicans on tho ovo of a presi
dontial campaign aro going to give the
leader of thp democratic party tho
credit and prestigo of solving tho pres
ent uncertain financial conditions! Not
on your life,' was tho answer.
"Mr, .Bryan looked a littlo dashed,
and said:
" 'Then you think they hold party
above patriotism!'
" 'Sure,' was tho, reply.
" 'In your judgment then, if I had
taken my views tbaljprominent repub
lican and let him fathered them, thoy
mny havo boon adopted!'
" 'That's just about it, and if you
think thnt theso republicans nro going
to allow W. J. Bryan to extricnto tho
country out of its presont financial dis
tress, you aro tho most mistaken man
in your life.' "
"The Fresh-air School"
A novelty in the way of schoolroom
construction has been projected by tho
educational authorities of Providence.
A recommendation for a spocial depart
ment known as "tho fresh-air school"
has been adopted by tho executivo com
mittee of tho school board and has tho
approval of tho superintendent and of
tho doctors whoso opinions havo been
obtained. It is intended as a place
whoro children with weak bodies may
combine proper fresh air treatment with
regular school work. It is to bo open
not only to thoso afflicted with lung
and throat rouble, but to all of defect
ive vitality who do not in their own
homes got tho benefit of proper ventila
tion and sanitation. In short, its pur
pose is to combine an educational insti
tution with a sanatorium. Tho plan in
volves only ono room, at least in tho
experimental stage, and it is proposed
to tako a room already in use, tear out
the wall and substitute sashes, so that
tho wholo side can be opened to the air.
Tho advantages of a flood of sunshine
mny also be enjoyed. Tho logic of this
is moro comprehensive than tho extent
to which it is planned to carry the
enterprise. If a "fresh-air room"
would bo a benefit to children of weak
bodies, as it undoubtedly would, it
phonld bo equally beneficial to children
with strong ones. In a word, tho sig
nificance of this idea is tho sound em
phasis it puts upon tho vnluo of thor-.
ough ventilation. Boston Transcript.
Beor at $100 a Glass
Jack Frederick is a mining promoter.
On Saturday sovernl St. Paul men who
havo become interested in mining prop
erties exploited by Frederick, arrived
in the city, and until after midnight
were closeted with Frederick.
At tho conclusion of tho consultation
Frederick invited tho investors to have
a glass of beer. At the Wallace hotel
thoy found the lock was on tight. Fred
crick then bought the bar for $5,000,
giving a check for it.
Tho party of mining men then filed
into tho barroom. Thero wore just live
glasses of beer passed over tho bar.
Then tho party passed out.
"Do you want to buy a first-class
bar!" asked Frederick, approaching
Mr. Simonson, proprietor of tho hdtcl.
"I'll give you $4,500 for the place,"
was tho roply.
"She's your's," and forthwith tho
check was returned to Frederick, who
gave Simonson a $500 bill. Wallace
(Idaho) dispatch to tho New York
World.
Mysterious Skin .Discaso
Hundreds of persons throughout this
section of Now Jersey are scratching
ugly skin eruptions that make their ap
pearance on tho face and hands, and
somotimes other portions of tho bodies
of their victims. Physicians diagnoso
tho trouble as a sort of ringworm, or
parasite, which, to tho great annoyance
of thoso attacked, burrows under tho
skin, producing a blistering sore.
Tho ailment differs from tho ordinary
ringworm iu that it is moro painful and
moro contagious. It is believed to havo
been introduced into this section by
immigrants. Wholo families, in somo
towns, nro affected.
At Princotpn it is said that a major
ity of tho university students aro suf
fering from thp malady. Somo physi
cians hero and in nearby cities are
treating as many as thirty cases. Bur
lington (N. J.) dispatch to Philadelphia
Press. 5
Another Big Laugh.
Hear Billy Cummings sing his funny
song at tho Iris tonight.
Pointed Paragraphs
A crank is a porson who thinks you
aro a crank.
Exporlonco begotten of matrimony
is a great teachor.
With old ago comes the knowledgo of
lost opportunities.
Insomnia is ono of tho infant ail
ments that is contagious.'
Sand is ono of tho important ingredi
ents in tho olixir of success. "
While tho telegraph annihilates dis
tance, tho messonger boy kills timo.
But tho woman with a history is
never anxious to disposo of a copy.
Clticngo News.
It Is worth whilo to Inspect our large
stock of clothing, hats, shoc3 and fur
nishings at Lantin's.
Don't fail to sco MacDonald and
Connolly in their now sketch, "A Pleas
ant Irish Home," tonight at tho Alexander.
TEA
You can have it good if
you want to.
Or bad if you don't take
,care.
Your trrocer returns your mooer If rou don't
Ilk Schilling's Best: we pay him
THE OCEAN' LINER.
fa I tr Device That Are Operate
Prom the HrlilRc.
It Is ill its safety devices nnthe
rrovl&lon made to mct every possibU
accident that the oeeati liner is perhaps
most remarkable. All Jic machinery
vnicli may be set In motion In case of
danger Is centered on tho bridge, and
so perfectly lias It been arranged that
tiie entire vessel could bo controlled
If the necessity should niiso by means
of n scries of levers and push buttons.
About tho walls of the wheelbousc nr
arranged curious looking Indicators,
much the same as ono sees behind the
desk of n great hotel. About them aro
bung a surprising variety of barome
ters, thermometers, thermostats, wind
and rain gauges and other less familiar
looking instruments. There aro rows
upon rows of buttons and levers on
every hand, nil 'highly polished and In
tho most perfect working order. The
danger of fire tit sea, for Instance, Is
anticipated by a thermostat connected
with the frame filled with little squares
like tho hotel Indicator. Thero arc
thermometers hi c cry part of the ship
electrically connected with this box
which are constantly on guard. If a
Are should start in any part of tho
great ship the temperature would of
course rise, and the fuct would Instant
ly be announced In the wheelhouso by
the ringing of n bell, while n red light
would Hash at tho same time Iu one of
the bquares of the Indicator. The man
at the wheel could tell at a glance tho
exact point of danger. Francis Arnold
Collins in St. Nicholas.
You can 't bo well If you havo a weak,
unhealthy, tired out stomach. Neither
cm you feel good if by somo littlo ir
regularity in eating you havo caused tho
stomach to get out of ordor. Theso lit
tlo stomach troubles aro signs of indi
gestion, which may and very often does
turn into a vory bad case of dyspepsia.
Don't allow them to go on a singlo day
without doing something to overcome it.
Tako somo good, reliable and safe di
gestant like KODOL for dyspepsia. KO
DOL is tho best remedy known today
for heartburn, belching and all troubles
arising from a disordered digestion. It
is pleasant to tako and affords prompt
relief. Sold by Hanna's Drug Store.
"si
Obstinnto cases of constipation and
nasty, mean headaches promptly dis
appear when you tako Do Witt's Littlo
Early Riser Pills. Sold by Hanna's
Drug Store.
Storago room phone C01.
Thanksgiving ball at Dreamland to
night. Admission, ono white scrip.
POTATOES IN FRANCE,
Parnicntlcr'a Wily 1'lnn (n Kill the
Prejudice Aualnut Them.
Tho way In which Pnrmentlor cre
ated a demand for potatoes In France
would have done credit to the wiliest
of wily tradesmen. Nothing would at
first induce the simple minded peas
ants to cultivate the popular tuber.
They would not listen to lectures on
Its virtues nor accept seed potatoes
free of cost for planting.
Parmentler therefore decided to get
tho bettor of their prejudice by artifice
and with this object leased as much
land as he could round Paris and plant
ed It with potatoes. Just before the
ripening of tho crop he posted watch
ers louud the fields and Issued notices
that all persons stealing potatoes
would be bcverely punished, the crop
being intended for the tables of tb
king and nobles.
Such delicacies, continued the notice,
were too good for Ignorant peasants,
who would touch them at their peril.
Of course watch was only kept during
the day, and at night tho ifelds were
robbed right and left by the peasants
who were curious to taste the Strang
vegetable and jealous that it should b
reserved for their betters.
As soon as they bad tasted the suc
culent tubers the pilferers were only
too anxious to plant as many as they
could possibly purchase, the wily Par
mcntlcr's scheme thus succeeding be
yond the most extravagant antlclpa-Uons.
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Hats Cleaned
Rcblockcd and mado to look like'
now. Bring In the old hat and
lot us fix it up for you.
Clothes Cleaned
Pressed and put in perfect repair.
Wo make a specialty of this clas3
of work and will serve you at
very reasonable prices. Q
J. W. WALTER I
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Always Was Sick
When a man says he alwaya Wa, . j
troubled with a cough that c..u.8lti
winter what would you think
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Ballard's Horehound Syrup
man exists.
Mr. .T. fi. rtnrlr TlnTum- i
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cough left me in a miserable
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what it did for mc." Soi.f . i.
'PlinTmnv tl
Teddy bears at Van Waj,
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The
Southern Grill
RESTAURANT
Meals served Southern style.
First-class service.
Wo cater to tho family trade
ladies and children especially
invited.
Lady Orchestra in Attendance
BASEMENT OF TEUST
BUILDING
CHAS. E CUNNINGHAM A CO.
Proprietors
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HOLLENBECK HOTEL
Los Angeles, California
HEADQUAETEBS FOE AEIZONANS
Ariznnans spending the summer on the beaches arc welcome to the .-e uf c;r
ladles' parlorx, Kcntlemen's waiting rooms, bureau of Inform itlon, and all boxe cjj
rnlcnces. Meet your friends there Lndles and children welcome. All depot can
stop at The Hollenbcck. Electric excursion and beach cars pass the door
Centrnl Lncatlou. Excellent Accommodations
Reasonable Prices. bplendld Hestaurant.
SATISFACTION GUAEANTEED
A. C. BILICKE
JNO. S. MITCHELL
Office of the Arizona Hassayampa Club of Los Angeles.
The Chinese Mir.
To raiso the Chlneso sacred Illy in
water remove the brown dried skin
and all the hard callous at the base of
the bulbs. Do not separate the bulbs,
but take a sharp knife and score the
main bulb as though to quarter It, but
do not cut more than a quarter of
an inch (Jeep. Cut the offshoot also.
This wastes the bulb, but develops the
foliage growth. Arrange the bulb3 in
a glass bowl, steadying them with
pebbles, bits of marble and shells; also
put In broken charcoal to keep the wa
ter sweet. The water may be changed
once or twice before they bloom. Place
In a dark cupboard or closet for ten
daya until the roots are well started.
A President's Pipe.
General Jackson was a poor eater,
and well for him that be was, or he
would have often gone hungry on the
days when large crowds came to the
White House for a free lunch. It Is
related on one occasion the poor man
wns moved to thank the Almighty that
nfter the crowd bad gone there was n
raw piece of steak In the Ice chest off
which he could make a dinner. There
seems to be absolutely no foundation
for the stories of Jackson being a hard
drinker, for bis physical condition for
bade nil excesses. He liked his toddy
in company with his corncob pipe, but
ho was no lover of all kinds of Intor
lcants. Home Magazine.
A Ming' h Logic.
George IV. of England prided hlni
self on lifting his hat to every one who
saluted him in public, but, once It was
observed that he bowed to every one
on the street till he came to a man
who swept a erasing, whom he passed
without notice. E'e explained tho mat
ter afterward, when pu'nts of ctiquetto
were under dlscusslou, by saying, "To
salute a beggar without giving him
something would bo n mockery, and to
atop for the purpose of bestowing six
pence would wear tho semblance of
ostentation iu a prince."
The View of Experience.
"What I want," said the constituent,
"is n nice, easy position." .
"My friend," answered Senator Sor
ghum, "give up that dea. When an
easy position is discovered so many
people are nfter it that n man has to
fight ten hours n day '.o hold on to It"
Washington Star.
rirnt ThliiR In Order.
Teacher Johnny, if I gave you C
cents and your brother 10 cents, what
Tvould that make? Johnny Trouble
Dunvcr News.
F. L JONES & SON
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
OFFICE: 174 S. Broad St.
Telephone 432
RESIDENCE: 346 S.Hill!
Telephone 433
S99 Broad Street WATCH US GEOW
Telephone 151
For Something
Good to Eat
Don't forget to place your poultry or
dcrj with us. Turkeys, Ducks, Chick
ens, fancy Broilers and Spring Chlck-r-
'motrq on band.
Limburger, Swiss and Cream
CHEESE
Oysters in Bulk and Can
Fresh Fish
Genuine Sheep and Lamb always to
bo had at the Central Market. For a
square deal and treatment call at
The Central Meat
Market
JOE RYAN. - Manager
HOLLADAVS SALOON
MIAMI FLAT, AEIZ.
Solicits your patronage and guarantees
tho best
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Etc.
Givo this popular place a call
Opens Miners Boarding House
Mother Brackin has leased tho Min
er's boarding house and will bo glad
to servo her old friends and as many
now ones as will appreciate good homo
cooking and neat rooms. Givo mo a
call and I will treat you right.
MOTHEE BEACKIN.
Standard Transfer Co.
TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
All Kinds of Heavy Hauling Done
TELEPHONE 851
None can injure ii'.in who does Bef
Injure hlmaeltr-St. Chrysostom.
Globe Plumbing
and Heating Co.
PLUMBING AND
STEAM HEATING
P. L. BUTZ, H. W. TITUS,
Manager. Sec-Treas.
0pp. Kinney House, Mesquite st.
Commercial
Gas Engine
and Hoists
B"ra""""I
Latest, safest and most uspnl
model, guaranteed for economy asal
liability; simplest scientific engine tl
Agent for
MINING AND D2EIGATI0N
PUMPS
Sold and installed on absolute
antee by
John Wog
Box 211
GLOBE, .
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTENTION HORSEM
DE. L. ALBEET COMBS
Veterinary Surgeon, Dentist and G
uate Eoyal College of Edmoarg,
Scotland
I treat all curable diseases ot doi
tic animals. Offices, Bardaj, h'
& Co. Besidcncc, tho white bou
South East street. Call and e-
my diplomas at stable. Exan"M
frco at office.
SULTAN & WAYNEl
MINING ENGINEEB
141 North Broad Street
P. O. Box 867
GEORGE K. FRENCH
ATTOENEY, COUNSELOB-M J
GLOBE, ABIZONA
Assayer and Chetnii
H. E. B1ERCE
Globe, Arizona
Agent for DEMING rf
THE W. W. BROOKNER
CO
THE BIG STORE
RVF.RYTH1NP. IN MFRfHAlMniSF BEST GOOD!
'""" PROMPT
SERVK
Telephone 62
403 to 423 N. Broad Street
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