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DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT
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Thursday, February 27
ARIZONA SILVER BELT
DAILY AND WEEKLY
Published each morning except Monday.
Admittod to 'the mails as second class
snnttor
By tho
SILVER BELT PUBLISHING 00. '
Member of the Associated Press
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Dully, by mail, one year .....$7.50
Daily, by carrier, ono month .75
Weekly, ono year ... . ...- 2.50
Wookly, six months . ... ... 1.25
Cash in advance
Subscribers' Notlco
Subscribers ploaso notify this office
in case of non-dolivery of tho daily,
Monday oxcoptcd.
Advertising rates made known on application.
UN)ggpEp
Great weather this; nothing like it
back east, except in Juno.
You don't have to pay your road
tax, but if you don't you must help
beautify tho streets.
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I H Poem for Coday
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SUB POND ERE CRESCIT
(.Sirtnjjth Grot J THUh Tiardenj)
By Thomas Wcntwbrth Hidtflnson
AN thin bo he, whose morning footstep trod
O'er the green enrth m In n regal liomo?
Whoso voice mug out beneath the altyey douio
Like tho high nttemnce of a youthful gou.' a
Now with wnn looks nud oyea tlmt seek tho sod,
Restless niul purposeless as ooenn loam, a
Across the twilight fields I see him ronm
With shoulders bowed, us shrinking from tho rod. j.
Oh. lift the old time light within thine eye.?!. 4
Set free tho pristine passion from thy tongue! 5
Strength grows with burdens; ninko nn end of sighs. f
J Let thy thoughts soar again their mates among. j,
J And. ns yon orloleV eager matins rise. v
J Abroad once mere be thy strong, stroug anthem Hung! jC
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NATIONAL DECADENCE
Growing Solidarity of tho World Makes
It Empty Phraso
It's a wise senator or representative
who knows his own bill after tho com
mitteo gets through with it.
Tho addition of 95 moro years to tho
sentence of tho California convict who
is now serving a life sentence, looks
just a little liko rubbing it in.
Artist Keuterdahl is tho Poultnoy
Bigelow of tho navy, although at tho
present time he is a guest of that de
partment on tho Pacific fleet. Mr. Bige
low at least paid his own expenses on
the Isthmus while getting np his maga
zino dope.
What would tho Tucson Star say
should a delegate to the Democratic ter
ritorial convention arise and mako a
motion that the delegation from Ari
zona be instructed to cast its ballot
for Senator Forakor for the prcs'doncy?
Gratitude is a non-partisan element.
Governor Kibboy'a miss!on to Wash
ington could not have been a very
fruitful one, as no news has been re
ceived from him since ho left. Of
course, "no news is good nows," but
if the governor had received any very
startling statehood promises from tho
administration forces, wo would have
heard of it before this.
. The news of the resumption of- busi
ness by the First National bank of
Globe next Saturday is exceedingly
welcome news to everyono in Globe,
whether or not they are depositor? a
the, bank. 'What has been ncCbVnpna. -od
by the officials of the bank in ordei?
to resume business furnishes a fair cx
amplo of Globe brains and pluck. No
less efforts are being mado to rc-bpen
tho Globe National, and with every
indication of success at this time.
What renders much of tho present
talk' about national decadenco partic
ularly ompty 'is tho unmistnkablo, grow
ing solidarity of tho world. Tho prim
itive theory of commcrco, still adhered
to in tho Congo, perhaps, and at Wash
'ngtori, hold that ono of two parties to
a bargain was bound to bo tho victim.
Economists havo now taught us taht
free exchango will benefit buyer and sel
ler alike. Ono of tho two may get tho
better of tho barga'n, ns wo call it;
but tho whole process is based on tho
principlo that both got a cortain amount
of good out of it. It is largely tho snmo
with modern historical ovolution. Na
tions may compete, but oven when ono
nation gets so decidedly tho hotter of
tho other, as Germany d'd of Franco
in 1870, good accrues to both. Germany
nttained tho hegemony in Europo, but
Franco, out of tho ashes of defeat,
built up a moro comploto democracy
than sho had had sinco tho rovolution.
No nation can progress without drawing
other nations aloiig with her. Our own
unparalleled material development docs
ot imnlv retrogression for Europe. On
tho contrary, Great Britain, Ireland,
Northern Europe, Italy, in giving us
tneir surplus population havo themselves
orofited immensely. By commcrco, by
tho telegraph, and the cable; by the tri
umphs of science which knows no conn
try, by such international movements ns
socialism and the emancipation of wo
men, it is being made less and less pos
sible for one nation to sicken and de
cay without inflicting hurt beyond its
boundaries, or to move forward toward
a healthier lifo without impelling others
in tho same direction.
DoWitt's Carbolizcd Witch Hazel Salve
is best for cuts, burns, boils, bruises and
scratches. It is especially good for
piles. Sold by Hauna's drug store, 223
Droad street.
Documents Filed
Tho following documents wore filed
in tno offico of tho county rocorder
yesterday:
Warranty Deed Joint M. Jones to
Mrs. Ravillo Crampton, consideration
$25. Lot 13, Block 79, deed dated Juno
11, 189S, filed February 20, 190S.
Warranty Deed J. W. Ifoguo and
Amnhn Iloguo to E. ilynes, consider
ation $275. Convoys part of Block 22
Deed tinted February 21, 1908, filed
February 20, 1908.
Lease Max C. Bonno to Hop Lee,
Sue Wing, Clio Wu. Leases St. Louis
saloon for thrco years at monthly rent
of $150.
UR GOOD REASON
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Wily you snouiu uuil paying iciii un uiucx pcupie'
furniture, rent a house and let
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McNEIL
Combined Sideboard and China Closet
Furnish it. Your credit is good at
McNeil's and we have told yov how easy
it is for you to acquire a house fitted
with nice new furniture on our small
payment down and little at a time plan.
Scores have taken advantage of this
liberal proposition during the past few
weeks and are now satisfed that our
advice was good.
Beautiful Things in Wkktr
unairs
At tho Iris Tonight
Thrco moving pictures and two songs.
Tho trouble with most cough remedies
is that thoy constipate. Kennedy's
Laxative Cough Syrup acts gently but
promptly on tho bowels and at tho same
time it stops the cough by soothing
tho throat ft ml lung irritation. Children
liko it. Sold by Hanna's drug storQ,
228 Broad street.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
1151
Phones: Offico, Main 1811; Bes
R. B. WILSON, M. D.
C. B. WILEY, M. D.
DRS. WILSON & WILEY
PHYSICIANS AND SUBGEONS
Over Post Offico
Hoirs: 10-12 A. M 2-5 a.nd 7-8 P. M
Bcsldcnco 410 E. Oak
GEORGE K. FRENCH
ATTORNEY, COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
TO CREATE PROSPERITY.
Now, when labor is choap and abun
dant, when building material is lower
than it has been for somo years, when
iron is down in price, when machine
shops can accept and fill orders within
a reasonable time, is prc-onvnently the
opportunity for the far-seeing mnn to
prepare for tho futuro and for tho
hustling man or concern to securo busi
ness, says the Manufacturers' Record.
In this time of dullness and low prices,
when the timid folks aro unwilling to
spend a dollar for fear prosperity will
never return, the man of strength and
force and business ability should be
putting his factory into shape, re-equip-ping
it with tho best machinery, en
larging his plant, in order to enable
him to produce to tho best advantage
and at the lowest cost. This is a great
time, a time of opportunity for the
business man who wants to bo ready
to reap his full harvest of prosperity
with the noxt swing of tho pendulum
from prcsont depression to tho high
water mark of the future. Nobody need
imagine for ono momont that this coun
try will not soon right itself. Nobody
need imagine that public opinion will
not bo on tho side of property rights
and the upbuilding forces of tho coun
try, compelling legislators to join in
constructive rather than destructive
work.
This is tho time for men who can
command capital and for municipal and
county authorities to carry forward
their projected improvciivnts. Hun
dreds of thousands of laborors aro out
of employment, wages aro low and ma
terials can bo had at a much lowor
cost thnn last year. Under such cir
cumstances men who expect to build
and can secure tho needed monoy ought
to go ahead at once, while states, cities,
towns, and counties, which havo planned
for public improvements should act im
mediately. They would thus securo tho
lowor cost of construction -work and
help to croato prosperity.
...wig madliines fur rent at J. P.
McNeil's Furnituro store, opposite the
Miner's union ball, Globe. Ariz.
Reason Enthroned
Becauso meats aro so tasty they are
consumed in great excess. This leads
to stomach troubles, biliousness and
constipation. Revise your diet, let rea
on and not a pampered appotito con
trol, then take a fow doses of Cham
borlain's Stomnch and Liver Tablets
ind you will soon bo well again. Try
!t. For salo at All Druggists. Samples
GLOBE. ARIZONA
Assay er and Chemist
fi. E. BIERCE'
Globe, Arizona
Agent for DEMING SMELTEK
SULTAN & WAYNE
MINING ENGINEER
141 North Broad Street
P. O. Box 867
Reason No. One
If you aro renting a furnished houso you aro paying from $10 8
to S20 per month out for somothing for which you aro absolutely
gotting no return. Wo mako this statomont advisedly, for tho reason
that by our plan you got valuo received for ovcry cent you pay on
your furnituro, and whon yoa aro through it is yours and not the
other follows. Reason No. 1 is a business reason.
Reason No. Three
You say, perhaps, that about tho time I got my furniture piy
for I might decide to move to some other locality and then pj
havo this stuff on my hands. Not very long you wouldn't. There'i
always a market for furnituro of tho McNeil kind and quality. And
whatever you .get for it you'll bo Just that much to the goad. Oa
tho other hand tho landlord gets tho monoy and you get notfciaj.
Reason No. Two
Just at present thcro aro number of nico empty houses in
Globe, which can bo secured for a fair rental. Your wife and fam
ily would bo moro comfortablo in ono of theso than in those littlo
stuffy rooms you aro now occupying. You'd havo moro room and
you'd bo monarch of all you survoyed. It i3 a duty you owo your
family and yourself. Talk it over with your wifo today.
Reason No. Four
If you are a working man and own your own household goocj
your employer always takes this into consideration and your posiUcj
is made moro permanent and your salary higher. A man ahrayi
likes to feel that his help is going to stay with him. You furnish ;
homo and he will understand at once your intentions, and this sue
consideration of help is always given by the big mining coapatia.
The Little
At a Time Payment
House '
J. P. ricNeil
Your Credit
Is Good At This Pop
ular House
Globe Plumbing
and Heating Co.
PLUMBING AND
STEAM HEATING
P. L BUTZ,
Manager.
Opp.
luacto
House, Mesquite st.
PERFECT
We claim to hold a foremost position in the meat market business in Globe
and we base this claim on our absolutely perfect service and general equip
ment for the conduct of the business.
First. We are the oldest established market in the city. Our long exper
ience has given us perfect knowledge of the wants of the people and thoroughly
acquainted us with the localities in which to secure the commodities to please
ana satisfy our trade, i nat we nave succeeded is ev
idenced by the fact that we are doing a larger business
today than at any time in the history of this business.
Second. We have a thoroughly equipped shop.
Every convenience and every facility for the proper and
sanitary handling of meats have been secured. We op
erate our own cold storage plant the only market that
can make this claim in eastern Arizona. In addition to
this we employ only expert cutters, painstaking and
courteous order men and reliable and prompt delivery
men. Third. We handle absolutely nothing but the best
hand fed and fatted cattle, Kansas corn-fed hogs and
the best veal that can be picked up in the valley of the
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vj ua. yy nn our com storage raciunes ana expert cutters
we are in a position and do send out meat in better and
more wholesome and palatable condition than any meat
market in this section of the territory. That is a broad
statement, but it is a true one.
Fourth. We have a sausage maker who cannot
be excelled in the country and is provided with the
very best meats for his work. We handle nothing but
pure kettle rendered lard. Throughout the shop per
fection in service has been attained. We are doing a
big business, but by merit we hope to do a still larger
business. Give us a trial order and you'll become a
regular patron. Call us up and let the order man take your order.
E.D. Reed,
Manager
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SILVER BELT POPULAR WANTS
BEING RESULTS
ONE CENT
FEB ISSUE
I A WORD J
CENT
BEING EESULTS
PER WORD
FEB ISSUE
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY THE COPY .FOE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Uxnt Ads In the future will be published lu tho Silver lielt hi the rate of one cent a word
per Issue. So ad wl 1 be taken for levs than !0 cents, and casn mus accompany the .-opy
In every ln-t;ince. Count your words, alwas prefacing the ad with For Kent, For Sale. Lost.
Foimd, V anted, etc., as the case may )e, and multiply by the number of Insertions and yon
will know the exact cost, which must accompany too ad. No morn want nds unmng tor an
Indcllnlte period will be accepted except from purtleshavlng an open account with lbs ofilce.
WANTED
WANTED Family sowing and dress
making jteatly and promptly done,
e!thcr by the day or piece, at 428 S.
High st.
WANTED Position by woman, to do
housework or laundry, also do nurs
ing. Adress 40, Silver Uelt ofilce.
WANTTORENT A three or four
room houso close to G. V. G. & N.
depot. Address J. C. W th:s ofilce.
FOB EEK?
FOE EENT Three furnished rooms In
ten-robin house; lavatory in rooms;
new. J. Maurel, Box 221.
FOE RENT Two two-room houses, fui
nished for housekeeping; good wel
and yard; rent $12. Inquire Mc
Kovitt House.
FOE RENT Desirable furnished rooms
with bath. 219 E. Oak, one block
cast of court house.
FOR RENT Boarding houso; convent,
ently located for purpose. Address
A, th:s oflicp.
FOE EENT Desirable furnished rooms,
$8 and up. Mrs. L. G. Coombs, Ball-ground.
1 OR RENT Furnished
house', screened porch,
wood street.
thrco room
547 Cotton-
The Pioneer RBeat Market,
FOR RENT Thrco-room house, closo
in. Inquire O. R. Feist, the jeweler.
FOR RENT Thrco-room brick in Bai
ley Block. Apply to Win. Ross, Bailey
Block.
FOE SALE
FOE SALE Furnituro, also first-class
baby buggy, cheap. Apply 413 Hill
street.
FOE SALE Good riding pony, saddle
and bridle for $60. Call at Shuto's
livery stable.
FOE SALE Cowboy saddle, brldlo and
blanket for $15 at Shuto's livery
stable.
FOR SALE Grocery storo; best loca
tion in tho city; heavy profits; small
capital required. Address Box 13S5,
Globe P. O.
FOR SALE A few pieces of furni
ture at ICG Sycamore street, two
doors east of Catholic church. Will
be sold cheap.
FOE SALE Saddlo pony very reason
able, saddle also if desired. Call fore
noons at 170 East Push street.
FOE SALE Cheap, tent houso 14x16,
furnished for houso keeping; will sell
for half value. Call Room 22, Trust
Bldg., Jas. K. Gibso'n.
FOE SALE Sotting eggs from thor
oughbred stock Light Brahmas $3.00
per sett:ng of 14; Plymouth Rocks,
$2.00 per setting of 14; White Leg
horns, $1.00 per setting of 14. How
. ard Towlc, 539 East Mesquite street.
LOST AND FOUND
Globe Real Est
Office
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FOR RENT
Thirteen-room house, f uraisW
plote; ten bed rooms, large 1
dining room, pantry.
Seven-room house on East strrfj
with water.
Four-room house near reserve!
with water.
Four-room house with bath,
with water.
Four-room house, close ni, 2iK
water.
White House i
By CHAS. DELL'ARl
FOUND Pair of gloves in tho post
oflice. Owner can have same by pay
ing for this ad.
LOST Lady's satchel purse containing
spectacles, keys and $1.55 cash. Find
er please icturn to this oflico.
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LOST rNursery catalogue. Ecturn to
Eugcno Mankin, Dreamland Gulch,
whero you can place orders for fruit
nud shado trees.
LOST Silk umbrella, with sterling
silver handlo with initial "S" at
Alexander theater on night of Feb.
21. Finder ploaso leave at Silver
Belt.
McKevitt House
Neatly furnished rooms, with stoves.
CHEAP BATES. 660 North Broad
street, upstairs.
Only Up-town Lunch Counter :
City. Wo claim to havo the M
genuino
Spaghet
In Globe. All kinds of SasiT
Entrance Just to left of main ci
to
White House Sal
MODERN WOODMEN
AMERICA
GLOBE CAMP 12019
Meets every Thursday night,
K.. Unit
GEO. H. SMAI;
JOE V. PROCHASKA,
Cjerk.
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