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DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT
Wednesday, Sept. 23, 190S
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ARIZONA SILVER BELT
DAILY AND WEEKLY
Published each morning except Moaday.
Admitted to the mails m second data
matter
By the
SILVER BELT PUBLlSHINa 00.
Member of the Associated Press
OFTIGIAL PAPER GILA COUNTY
OFFICIAL PAPEE CITY OF GLOBB
SUBSCRIPTION BATES
Daily, by mail, one year I7.5Q
Daily, by carrier, one month .75
Weekly, ono year - 2.50
Weekly, fix months L25
Cash in advance
transcribers' Notice
. Subscribers please notify this office
In case of non-delivery of the daily,
Monday excepted.
Advertising rate made known on ap
plication. Entered at tho Postoffice in Globe,
.Ariz., as second-class mail.
For President
WILLIAM J. BRYAN
For Vice-President
'. JOHN W. KERN
For Delegate
MARCUS A. SMITH
Will Oyster Bay also say a fow kind
ly things of Mr. James Schoolcraft Sher
man? xMrs. Carrie Nation -will take tho
stomp for Chafin. That's worso than
"being hit with a brickl
Hnghes is a bitter pill for some of the
Now York republicans, but he is good
medicine for all that.
"I can write about Bryan without
half tryin'," sings a campaign near
poet. Evidently!
"Come, aviate in my airship; come,
aviate through tho blue," may not be
such a distant refrain, after all!
Somebody ought to punch London in
tho slats, and put it wise to the fact
that this is the twentieth century.
Mr. Harry Thaw ought to bo both
put up and shut up; and we rejoico to
see that the Indications aro he will be.
"Rockaways or blue points?" in
quires tho Louisville Herald. Oh, bring
them all along; also a supply of Lynn
havens. "Hams are very scarce, comparative
ly," says a trado journal. Too bad;
too bad! And a chorus girl famine on
also!
When Miss Ida Tarbcll finishes with
those honorable ancestors of Mr. Rocke
feller, that gentleman may regret that
ho was over born.
There is nothing new under the sun.
Nat Goodwin's leading lady wore ono
of those sheath gowns on tho stago thir
ty years ago, we are informed.
What Mr. Roosevelt didn't say as to
Mr. Taft's somewhat vaguo tariff revi
sion suggestions was also highly inter
esting. Bryan will bo elected as certainly as
election day rolls around. Credit this
statement to tho Silver Belt and paste
it in your hat.
"The meanest man on earth has
turned up In Montgomery," says the
Advertiser. Let us hope this means he
has turned up his toes.
It's a mighty poor national campaign
rooter who can't prove that things aro
coming his way by every election, from
bailiff up, that Is pulled off somewhere.
.Candidate Preston yes, Preston; did
n 't you know about his presidential can
didacy? is still In jail and doesn't
need any band wagon.
. .A Louisiana man is calling vociferous
ly for tariff reduction on santonin. This,
evidently, is ono of the real friends of
tariff reform.
Abdul Hamld is now said to have
become very enthusiastic in the cause
of reform. Tho old man soems to know
a real band wagon when he casts his
optics upon it, all right.
"Do people read the papers7" In
quires tho Hartford Post. Get mixed
up in something salty, and you will
probably wonder if there Is anybody
who doesn't read them.
A Denver physician Inoculated him
p , self with typhoid, cancer and tetanus
.-, f germs, and then shot himself. We pre-
sumo ho had & grudgo of some sort
against tho germs.
Wo had hoped that Senator Foraker
would answer Mr. Roosevelt's letter by
rotum mail. Mr. Rooseovlt has started
somothing that ho will find rathor diffi
cult to stop.
Tho slim girl is to havq tho call thi3
year, wo learn from tho fashion fixers.
This is rather hard on tho plumps. It's
dead easy to fako up, but faking down
i3 another story, we imagine.
Wo had a hunch a good whilo ago that
thoso "flying trips" tho country cor
respondents havo been telling us about
would eventually bo something of a
reality.
Tho Dcseret News quotes copiously
from Theodoro Parker, in discussing cer
tain features of tho presidential fight.
Wouldn't that havo been nuts for tho
paragraphcrs during tho last campaign.
Republicans assert that Mr. Roosevelt
has entered tho campaign to save Taft
from defeat Tho president's start in
attacking Foraker and splitting tho
party should prove satisfactory to the
democrats.
That Danish official who made away
with $5,000,000 in five years might do
even better than that by moving to
Philadelphia and gottlng elected to tho
aldcnnanic board.
"Trees often becomo fond of one an
other' says that same German pantol
oglst. Tho single-trees, however, form
tho woman-hating element in trecdom,
we presume.
I We note that a Miss Camera of Buf
falo has postponed her wedding becauso
her family Is too poor to provido her
with an up-to-the-minute trousseau. This
must bo considered a negativo virtue,
to our way of thinking.
HARRIMAN ROOSEVELT TATT
Is President Roosovelt coming around
to the Harriman way of thinking as re
spects governmental policy toward tho
railroads? Is Mr. Harriman really tho
originator of some of tho Roosevelt poli
cies? That an affirmative answer must
bo given to theso Interesting questions
13 the Impression we get from an Inter
view with tho railroad magnate, v in
which, after giving tho substance of a
conversation had with the president a
few years ago, Mr. Harirman remarks,
evidently with prido:
"Tho president is coming around lit
tlo by little; this 'can be seen in las va
rious messages, until finally Jio"is de
claring in favor of the amendment of
the Sherman act."
What Mr. Harriman told the presi
dent and Mr. Taft, too, three years ago
was that tho railroads needed protection
as well as regulation; that tho Sherman
law should be so changed as to permit
the railroads to co-operate by entering
into agreements and making alliances,
so that transportation could be conduct
ed along the lines of least resistance at
the least'eost. Since that time Mr. Har
riman has had the plcasuro of seeing his
idea of permissible railroad agreements
incorporated in several presidential mes
sages, adopted as a good thing by the
republican presidential nominee, and re
iterated within tho week by Mr. Taft's
sponsor and mentor in his letter to a
western ranchman. "Combination,"
said Mr. Roosevelt in that letter, refer
ring to tho railroad question, "should
bo favored and not forbidden by law."
So thought Mr. Harriman three yoara
ago; so also does Mr. Roosovelt think
now. Par nobile fratrum! Here Is a
combination or agrement not forbidden
by law a Roosovelt policy with a Har
riman inspiration!
Hence it is that we read with some
skepticism of Mr. Harriman 's assumed
or affected indifferenco to the outcome
of tho presidential election. Wo aro in
clined to doubt any man's Insensibility
to tho triumph of his own Ideas or of
policies in which he Is personally inter
ested. If Mr. Roosevelt has come around
In tho matter of railroad arguments, Mr.
Taft following suit, and if Mr. Roose
velt is coming around some more, Mr.
Taft imitating the maneuver, why
should Mr. Harriman be lukewarm in
this campaign? Wo haven't noticed Mr.
Bryan coming around, even a little bit.
There is a wide gulf between tho Harri-man-Rooscvelt-Taft
policy and tho dec
laration of tho democratic platform con
cerning railway combinations. Can we
really believe that Mr. Harriman does
not much caro whether Taft or Bryan
Is elected7
We think Mr. Harriman ought to be
touched for a good round sum in aid of
tho republican campaign fund. He is
waiting to be asked. Is Mr. Sheldon
afraid to ask him? Then there is ono
unappropriated Roosevelt policy that is
open to Mr. Taft's adoption during the
last week In October.
RYAN'S Will Give You Your Choice
DOLL 30 Inches high, bisqua head and body, natural hair, finely drossed
from hat to shoos, and "goes, to sleep."
HOT Ant MACHINE An appliance (tho boys can tell you) which works
soveral mechanical toys, such as windmill, sawing machine, drilling ma
chine, etc.
Rxi'LE A genuine Winchester .22 rcj.oating rifle. Any man or boy
would liko to havo it.
SHOT GUN 12 gauge, Cannon break; single barrel. A good one.
SET OF BOOKS Ten copyrighted books, your choice In our Btock.
BOX OF 100 CIGARS Van Dykes, American or Internationals.
PIPE Gorman Moorschaum, gold filled, together with fine rubber lined
tobacco pouch.
MIRROR, ETC. Plato glass mirror, 16 Inches high, togother with one
bottle of Roger & Galet Violetto Do Parmo Toilet Water, one bottle
Rogor & Galot Violetto Do Parmo Extract, ono box Roger & Galet
Violetto De Parmo Faco Powder, ono cake Roger & Galet Violetto
De Parmo Soap. Nothing "owellor" for "her."
Full Particulars Will be Explained to Each
and Every Customer
Lot the boys and girls come to our place for School Books and School
Supplies.
RYAN& CO., Druggists and Stationers
You Know Advertising:
Pays
the other fellow, but you don't seo how it can be made to pay you.
That's what I want to talk with you about devise ways and means
to inercaso your business and at tliojsann time increase my own.
It doesn't cost you a cent to talk to me to get tho benefit of my
oxporlcnco. Thcro's a possibility it may prove profitable to you. A
live business man doesn't overlook any possibilities, especially when
hot attended by any expense. Telephono and I'll call.
Daily Silver Belt
PHONE 231
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Tho Charlotte Observer figured it all
out tho other day that Parker might
have been elected president in 1001.
Heavens, contemporary! Sufficient unto
tho day is tho evil thereof.
Ono of the really exciting things at
this season of the year is getting out
your last fall clothes for the purpose of
ascertaining how much of them tho
moths have loft that may be utilized
for this fall's needs.
Tho Flemish word for automobile is
'snellpoordelooszonderspooewogpotrool.
rijlng." How hard it must be to have
to explain what happened to you when
you get run over by one of those things
In Flanders.
According to the Tattnall (Ga.) Jour
nal, a man In tho vicinity of that met
ropolis recently killed thirteen rattle
snakes In one afternoon along the banks
of the Ohoopeo river. The Ohoopee?
Likely enough place for seeing them, we
fancyl
"Tho independence party organiza
tion of Schenectady, N. Y., has repu
diated the Hearst national ticket, and
resolved itself into a Bryan and Kern
working body," says the Nashville
Tcnncssean. How Is the I. P. to stay
put If the members mutiny like that? ,
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I REFLECTIONS OF A
BACHELOR GIRL.
Optimism If that triumph of hope
over experience which makes a
widow marry for the won.i time
and an nctogennriiiu marry for love.
Clothes may not make tho man.
but they often make an awfully
poor imitation look so much like ii
man that some, girls don 't seem to
bo ablu to distinguish Uio diller
once. '
Tt isn't tho man who has the au
dacity to pursue woman who j
really dangerous, but the one who
has tho audacity to sit' back mid
make her pursue him.
Eve isn't tho only woman who
has jumped at tho ehancu of talk
ing to anybody, oven a serpent, .lif
ter a few years of foIis denendeue.o
on a husband's conversation.
.In choosing a husband, ns in
choosing furniture, it is so difiicult
to decide whether to select some
thing merely ornamental, which will
look well in tho parlor, or somothing
plnin but useful, which has to lie
kopt Out of sight'iwhen neighbors
cull.
Tho average piaii sees no more
reason f6r hanging around a woman
aftor ho has married her than a cat,
docs for hanging around tho kitchen
after he has had his dinner.
There. 8 many a slip 'twixt tho
ring and the license and then some
more 'twixt the license and tho altar.
E. S. KELLOGG,
Advertising Manager.
Political Announcements
A rate of $25 has been mado for an
nouncements under this head. The
money must accompany the copy for the
annoancment The column is open to
candidates of all political parties.
For Sheriff
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of sheriff of Gila
county, subject to -the action of the
democratic countv convention.
J. II. THOMPSON.
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For Sheriff.
I
I hereby announco myself as a can
didate for tho office of Sheriff of Gila
county, subject to the action of tho
Democratic County Convention.
A. U. STERNS.
For Sheriff.
The undersigned begs leave to an
nounce that ho will bo a candidate for
the office of sheriff of Gila county, sub
jeet to the action of the republican
countv convention.
W. P. IvELSEY.
Probate Judge.
The undersigned bega leave to an
nonnce that ho will bo n candidate for
tho ofilco of probato judge of Gila
county, subject to tho action of the
democratic county convention.
J. C. EVANS.
For Probate Judge.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of Probate Judgo,
subjecto tho action of tho Democratic
County convention.
P. C. ROBERTSON.
For County Recorder.
I hereby announco myself as a can
didate for the office of County Record'
er, subject to the action of the Demo
c'ratic County convention.
E. T.. STEWART.
For Justice of the Peace
I hereby announco myself as a can
didate for justice of the peace, Globo
precinct, subject to the action of tho
democratic convention.
J. HARVEY HARRIS.
For Justice of Peace
I hereby announce myself as n can
didate for justice of tho peace subject
to the action of the democratic county
convention. 11TNSON THOMAS.
For Supervisor.
I hereby announco myself as a candi
date for the office of supervisor of Giia
county, subject to the action of tho ic
publiean county convention.
WILLIAM RYAN.
For Superintendent of Schools.
T hereby announce myself as a candi
date for tho office of superintendent of
schools of Gila county, subject to tho
acti6n of the republican countv conven
tiou. ' W. 0. KELLNER.
For County Treasurer
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for county treasurer subject to the
action of tho republican county conven
tion. DAN R. WILLIAMSON.
If there is an item of school sup
plies that you haven't cot. cct it at
Ryan 'a.
SILVER BELT POPULAR WANTS
BRING RESULT
ONE CENT
PER ISSUE
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY THE
((a word
Want Ads In the future will bo published In the Silver Belt at the rate of one cent a word
per Issue. No ad. will bo taken for less than 10 cents, and cash must accompany the oopy
In every Instance. Count your words, always prefacing the ad with For Kent, For Sale, Lost.
Found, Y, anted, etc, as the cose may be, and multiply by the number of Insertions and you
will know the exact cost, wbjoh must accompany the ad. No more want ads tunning for an
Indefinite period will be accepted except from parties having an open account with tbs office.
WANTED
WANTED To lease mining ground.
Copper and silver lead ores. Two
miles N. E. from Globe. Copper and
Silver Zone Mines. Box 432, Globe,
Arizona.
WANTED Boy, at Silver Belt office
WANTED Somo burro3, tent and pack
saddlos. Address J. L., Silver Belt.
WANTED A four-room unfurnished
house to rent, with bath. Address'
W. J. C, Box 822.
WANTED Clean cotton rags at tho
Silver Belt office. Will pay Gc pouifd.
WANTED TO BUY Second hand fur
niture. Inquire at Miss Kittio Young.
WANTED Boy, at Silver Belt office.
WANTED Saddlo horse or pony for
his keep, by responsible party. Good
caro and littlo work. Address H, Sil
ver Bolt office.
WANT TO RENT Two or throe fur
nished housekeeping rooms. Address
E. E. Mars, city.
WANTED Girl as operator at once.
Apply chief iipcrator, telephono office.
WANTED Dining room girl wanted
at Mountain View restaurant. Mrs.
Edmonson.
WANTED Boy, at Silver Belt office
FOR SENT
TO RENT Desirable offices in the
Postoffice building. Apply at Silver
Belt office.
FOBTrENT Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. 170 Push street.
FOR RENT Modern" Housekeeping
rooms. 320 E. Oak.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished
room, 435 North Hill street.
front
FOR RENT Two deslraDle front offices
in Postoffice building. Apply to Jos.
II. Hamill, Silver Belt office.
FORRENT Beds7D2c per nlghtTb"y
week, $1.7) to $2. Opposite Silver
Belt. Miss Kittio Young.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE All kinds of horses. Bro
kenshiro Transfer Co.
Livery
Opp. Bankers' Garden
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FAMOUS
noted resort
$3.00 per day
Sffijv
mud and mineral baths. If you
f ure and rest.
Excursion tickets to Ft. Thomas
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Estimates Cheerfully and Promptly Famished.
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BOX 631 RESIDENCE 116 8. PINE
O. K. Livery Stables
General Livery and Feed Stables
Gaited Saddle Horses...Phone 481
QUICK SERVICE AND GOOD RIGS
STAGE TO GIBSON TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
FINEST TALLY-HO IN THE SOUTHWEST
Phone 481 W. P. KELSEY, Proprietor Globe, Ariz.
BRING RESULTS
PER WORD
PER ISSUE
COPY .FOR ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOE SALE $70 buys good barber.
shop, fine location, ront $25 per month.
Inquiro of George Brown, White
House Saloon.
FOR SALE Furniture, iron bedstead,
springs, mattress. 539 South Hill.
FOR SALE Few thoroughbred Plym
outh Rock cockerels from prize win
ners," perfectly marked and from a
strain of fine breeders. For informa
tion writo P. B. Walker, Box 62,
Tcviston, Ariz.
FOR SALE Complete soda fountain,
with tank, charger, etc; bargain. Ap
ply Silver Belt.
FOR SALE A bargain in furniture.
Call house opposito C98 Sutherland
and Tonto street, Pascoc hill.
FOR SALE Lot, Pascoe Hill, improved.
Accept horse part payment. Box
1270.
FOR SALE Indelible typewriter rib
bon for Yost typewriter, at this of'
lice.
FOR SALE Finest buggy team in the
country. Single or double. 3 years
old. Inquire of Red Lcindly.
FOE SALE Eight lots In East Globe
addition, $12.50 ea'h. Address P. 0.
Box 353.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Cuff button with chip diamond
in center. Return to Silver Belt
Reward.
FOUND Gent's purse. Owner can re
cover same by paying for this- adver
tisement and proving ownership.
FOUND Two checks issued by tho
United Globe Mines on Wells Farco
&' Co. 's bank, San Francisco. Qwncr
can have same by proving property
and paying for this ad. I ,
FOUNR Pair glasses. Same can be
had by paying for this ad. at Silver
Belt oflice.
FOUND Pair of saddlo blankets. Tho
owner cnll ftt Silver Belt, pr6vo prop
erty and pay for this ad.
FOUND Office door key. Owner can
recover same by paying for this ad..
SADDLE HORSES
DRIVING RIGS
Hay Grain Coal Wood
Hauling and Moving
Phone 1331. RUSSELL & HARRIS
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INDIAN HOT SPRINGS :':
for health and pleasure. Rates, $2.00 ) )
Twenty minutes ride from Hot
Springs Station, Graham county,
Arizona. These wonderful wa- J
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rheumatism, gout, dropsy, liver, ) j
kidney and stomach troubles,
blood disorders and women's all- ) )
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The Modern Way
Tho erection of buildings by manufac
tured stone blocks is CHEAPEST,
STRONGEST, SAFEST, COOLEST,
WARMEST, DRIEST.
Hollow Cement Blocks and Cement Brick
Globe Real Estate Office
OFFERS:
Four-room hotue, furnished; near smelt
er, $800; like rent. .
Four-room furnished house on lot SOx
100, with fence, barn, etc.; house al
most new, furniture ill tho very bestj
$2250.
New four-room bouse, vaiy desirable, oc
iot 00x100, East .Globe; $2,000.
New three-room house, furnished; lor
58x110; $500.00 cash, balance like
rent.
We write insurance in only resporm
ble companies those paying dollar for
dollar in San Francisco.
214 North Broad Street Phom 1101
BANKER'S
GARDEN
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The Finest Resort in Globe
Popular with all classes winter and
summer. Refreshments Of all kindi.
Choice .Cigars, Wines and Liquors.
Schlitz and Anheuser-Busch Beer 1
ways ono Draught.
HOLLADATC SALOON
MIAMI FLAT, ARIZ.
ftolidta your patronage and guarantee!
the best
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Etc.
Give this popular slaca a call
Concrete Blocks
ESTIMATES ON BUILDINGS
PROMPTLY FURNISHED
CHIMNEYS A SPECIALTY
Daniel & Holman
P. O. BOX 485,
GLOBE
The White House
BROAD AND CEDAR STREETS
Globe's Leading and Most
Popular Drinking Cafe
Best Liquors and Cigars
and the best general bar service
in the city. A gentlemen's re
sort. Good treatment for alL
Architects
General Contractors
Estimates
Cheerfully Furnished
SIMS & SONS
P. O. Box 466
Res. 780 Monroe SL, East-Globe
Building Contractor
Building -estimates
promptly furnished
Work guaranteed
J. E. MERRIAM
BOX 491
Office Opp. Kinney House.
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The James R. Gibson Company
COLLECTIONS
Suite 27, Trust Bldg. P. O. Box 399.
Phoen 251, Globe, Arizona. James
Gibson, Mgr.
Pinal Dairy
ABSOLUTELY PURE MILE
Quality and Richness All Pre
served in All Milk Sold. We
DO NOT ROB THE MILK
To Make Butter.
Inspection Invited. .
Tests furnished on Revert.
GIBSON BROS.
Phone 2153.
Bex 731.
Hotel Zeiger
(European Plan)
El Paso, Texas
BOOMS 75c, 1.00 and tL50
Conducted in accordance with tbe
sanitary laws of the State of Text.
The best equipped restaurant in the
Southwest. , Headquarters for stock
men and minlsg men.
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