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.ARIZONA SILVER BELT
DAILY AND WEEKLY
Publiihed each morning except Momday.
Admitted to tho ma ill m tecond elate
matter
By the
SILVER BELT PUBLDOnNQ CO.
Member of the Associated Preee
OFFICIAL PAPEB GILA COUNTY
OFFICIAL PAPER CITY OP GLOBE
SUBSCRIPTION BATHS
Dally, by mail, one yonr 7.50
Daily, by carrier, one month.
Weekly, ono year
Weekly, six months
.75
2.50
L25
Cash in adranee
Subscribers' Notice
Subscribers please notify this office
tn case of non-doliTery of the dally,
Monday excopted.
Advertising r&te made known ou ap
plication. Entored at tho Poitoffico in Olobe,
Arir.., as sccond-clas9 mail.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For President
WILLIAM J. BRYAN.
For Vice-President
JOHN W. KEEN
For Delegate
MARCUS A. SMITH
COUNTY TICKET
Territorial Councilman
GEO. W. P. HUNT.
Territorial Assemblyman
JNO. McCORMACK.
Sheriff
J, H, THOMPSON.
Recorder" '
E. T. STEWART.
Treasurer
EOBEfiT PlNYAN
Probato Judge
P. O. ROBERTSON.
District Attorney
G. WALTER SHUTE.
School Superintendent
FRED NYMYER.
Supervisor
PAT ROSE.
Supervisor
J. S. MILES.
Justice of Peaco, Globs precinct
HTNSON THOMAS.
Justice of Peace, Globa precinct
WM. RAWLINGS
Constable
M. S. REED.
Constable
W. C. DUNCAN
- THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
The democracy of Gila county may
well invito tho close scrutiny of the
ticket nominated by tho county conven
tion of tho paty last Saturday, feeling
the utmost confidence that it will meet
the approval of tho groat body of voters
who desire to sec tho affairs of Gila
county honestly and efficiently admin
istered during tho next succeeding two
years.
Tho democratic party may well point
with prido to the list of its condidates,
a majority of whom have been tried
as county officers, or in other positions
of trust, and havo proved their capacity
and fitness, while those of them who
havo never before appealed for the
suffrages of tho people are known as
citizens of sterling qualities and worthy
of preferment.
Indeed, it would appear difficult for
political opponents to find a serious
flaw in the ticket named by the county
democracy, or to raise 'an issue that
could in any manner detract from tho
worth of the men whom the democratic
party of Gila county have chosen as
their candidates; and wo are confident
that tho voters of the county will, on
November 3, register their complete
approval at the polls of tho action of
the convention, by electing tho entire
democratic ticket.
Abdul Aziz has disbanded his army
that is, the ragged remains Mulai Hand
overlooked.
Statesmen with itching pains aro be
ing pretty regularly scratched in this
year's political entries, it appoars.
From a certain angle this present na
tional campaign may be said to havo
progressed from apathetic to pathetic.
Still, if these open letters work to
the closing of tho spellbinders' mouths,
they will not have been written entire
ly in vain, will they?
Mr. Taft has talked to Carrie Nation
face to face, which i3 about the most
strenuous job undertaken by any of the
candidates so far, anyway.
If many more malefactors and undo
slrablo citizens take to the woods, we
fear the woods will havo to be en
larged. The Grand Lama of Tibet is wander
ing in China. The grand lammer of this
country is said to be contemplating a
stumping tour.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox says no malo
under thirty-five has ever been serious.
. It is hard to tell whether this conclu-
slon is tho result of an optimisalc or pea-
slmlstic viewpoint.
Fingy' Connors for tho senate,
says the Cincinnati Commercial-Tribuno.
Perhaps. Anything, wo suppose, may
bo regardod within tho range of the
possible after Piatt
The Bachelors' club of Randlett, Ok
lahoma, has propounded this quostion:
How can thirty men marry thirty-eight
girls? Such a question would bo rated
extremely silly in South Dakota.
Safoty vaults for tho depositing of
shady correspondence would seem to be
quite as necessary at tho headquarters
of tho big trusts as for tho depositing
of securities of one kind and another.
No, indeed, Horatio, Mr. Du Pont can
not bo said to havo been actually
"fared," oven though ho Is connected
with tho powder trust. Ho unloaded
himself by request.
What is Dobs running for? For
fun?" inquires the Richmond News
Leader. If ho is, he saems destined to
achieve his ambition. Ho is having
quite a bit of it, and it's sly and quaint
in quality, too.
Mr. John D. Rockefeller has refused
a gift of Oliver Cromwell's Bword. Mr.
Rockefeller evidently intends doing
nothing overt just now calulated to push
along tho idea that ho is the main cut
up of tho country.
Of the two problems, is tho motto
back on the gold coins, and do they
stack well? wo think tho former will
bo solved the quicker In each individual
mind. It only requires the possession
of one coin to determine tho first, -while
at least two must bo had to dctcrmino
tho second,
"It is useless for Foraker or Haskell
to shout 'Provo your charges. I am In
nocent till yoa prove mo guilty,' " says
tho Adria (Mich.) Telegram.' Perhaps
the public mind Is in about that condi
tion, but It isn't to its credit. Tho law
vouchsafes the primary presumption of
Innocence to tho blackest criminal In
the land, but It appears that It must
be denied a distinguished United States
senator and tho governor of a state.
M. Paul Leroy-Beaulleu advocates a
premium on babie3 in France. If it
wero not for that hyphen in his name.
M. Paul might find favor In the eyes of
the administration over here.
A Boston osteopath is trying to loosen
up Mr. Harrlman's spine. This time
four years ago an effort was made, wo
understand, to loosen up his strong box.
If the Boston osteopath is as successful
in his undertaking as the 1904 operators
were, tho patient is probably already
rated In the convalescent class.
A VALUED EMPLOYEE.
We assert that tho conditions in
Arizona do not at this time justify
tho Imposition upon tho people of
this territory by tho railroad corpor
ations of a maximum fare of six
cents a mile, and wo urgo upon tho
noxt legislative assembly, irrespec
tive of party affiliations, the neces
sity of tho passage of a law which,
within constitutional limitation,
may bo enforced, to the end that
exorbitant charges in railroad
freight and passenger rates within
this territory, and unjust discrim
inations shall 'utterly cease. -Wo
"believo that the railroad corpora
tions of this territory should bo sub
jected to tho control of a commis
sion which Bhall bo vested with the
powers granted to' like commissions
in different states of this union, and
we pledge our representatives in tho
next legislative assembly to the en
actment of any law which will re
sult In the accompli?cnt of these
reforms. A plank from tho demo
cratic platform.
Tho republican platform Is silent on
tho question of railroad legislation. By
referenco to the proceedings of tho g,
o. p. convention It will bo discovered
that George Mauk, local agent of the
Southern Pacific railway, officiated as
chairman of tho committee on resolu
tions and platform. he -Ispeo is not
complaining of tho services rendered by
Mr. Mauk lb any capacity George, tho
cunning, may chanco to work.
MAY BE A GOOD COMBINATION,
We have read, of the elopment of a
young Atlanta heiress worth a cool mil
lion, we are told with her penniless
chauffeur. Wo have also read of tho
great indignation of the young woman's
parents, notwithstanding her protesta
tlons that her futuro happiness is unal
terably bound up in her husband and
encompassed with in tho confines of his
personality.
We don't know It is so hard to tell
in these matters but wo think tho
situation may not be so bad as the out
raged parents think. It is possible tht'
the young man of tho damsel's choice
Is the one of all others fitted for their
daughter's life partner.. Souls find their
affinities by strange and devious paths
at times, and the final abiding place of
a heart's true affection is not to bo
determined by hard and fast standards.
The little love god moves in a most mys
terious way his wonders to perform.
We gather from tho accounts of the
The BEST BOOKS
OF THE COUNTRY can be had here
We hifve taken out our soda fountain and
have used the space right next to our drug
department.-where, it. is. convenient, to put
in the finest line of all kinds of books, from
Juvenile books up to Dictionaries and En
'cyclopedias If you like to read, you will
find just what you want hundreds of
books to choose from books by the
world's greatest authors, bibles, etc.
And Each Purchase Entitles You to a Coupon
Let Us Tell You About It
RYAN & CO Druggists and Stationers
Advertising that Pays, Grows
Advertising that Grows, Pays
Each issue of the Silver Belt shows an in
crease in advertising patronage. There's a
reason "It Pays." If you Mr. Merchant are
not using the advertising columns of the Silver
Belt, very likely you are not getting the business
you deserve. Let's talk it over and perhaps
you can sec where you business will be improved
Telephone and I'll call.
DAILY
Phone 221
Being tho Confessions of the Seven Hundrcth Wife
TRANSLATED BY MAUDE MARD3
Hearken my daughter and give car unto my wisdom, that thou mayest
understand man bis goings and his comings, his stayings out arid his re
turn in tho morning, his words of honey and his ways of guile.
Nay, question mo not, whence I have learned of man his secrets. Havo
I not known one man well? And verily, a woman need know but one man
in order to understand all of them, whereas a man may know all women and
understand not noo of thom.
For men are of hut one pattern, whereof thon nccdest but to discover
the combination and press the right button; but women aro as the" Yale
lock no two of them are alike.
Lol What a paradox Is man even a Chinaso puzzle that worketh back
ward! Ho salth, "I hate loud perfumes!" and proccedth to chase a violet
scent as the hound tho scent of tho rabbit
He mistaketh a sweet odor for a sweet disposition and a subtle sachet
for a subtle mind.
Ho vowcth, "I liko a discreet woman!" and inviteth tho forward blonde
of the chorus to supper.
Ho declareth, "I will not take another drink!" and maketh directly for
ths glided cafe.
Ho muttcrcth unto his wife, "Lo! I will go to tho corner for a cigar,"
and behold, he wandereth to many corners and retnrneth by a circular route.
He kisseth tho woman whom ho loveth not and avoideth tho woman whom
ho loveth, lost his heart become entangled. Yea, ho seeketh the wrong
woman that ho may forget his heart's dosire.
Yet, whichever he marryeth he regretteth it all the days of his life. Se-laht
elopement that the bride is an ardent
automobilo enthusiast She seems to
live with happiness attendant maximum
velocity only when snugly tucked in on
tho front seat of a high-power car, on
the go at maximum speed! With her,
sentiment soems inseparably linked
with the odor of gasoline; her heart
strings vibrate sympathetically with or
ery motion of the"mchlne in 'which she
rides.
The young woman is quoted as hav
ing said, bravely enough, we take It,
and, mayhap, truly:
"Any man who can manage ar car
as well as my husband Is bound to make
a good husband."
We respectfully submit that this case
is entitled to be adjudicated on its mer
its, and not on contingencies remoto
from the immediate problem. If the
young woman has a million, and is also
an automobile fiend, she may, with care
and attention to detail, manage to keep
herself supplied with new models and
Lvarleties of mechanical conveyances as
fast as the factories are able to turn
them out. The husband, presumably an
enthusiast of equal intensity, and un
doubtedly a chauffeur of rare skill,
should be able to keep , the collection
of automobiles in good shape and repair
without reference to the garage-keepers
and high-salaried mechanics usually
trusted with the welfare and effi
ciency of the same. If the young lady
were the heiress to an income based on
$2,000,000 rather than $1,000000, this
argument might not hold good in its
completeness, but, under the. circum
stances as they are, and not aa they
might bo, we incline to the opinion
that tho man in the cage may be the
necessary factor in this conjugal equa
tion calculated to insure the wife's ap
proximate marital satisfaction!
We don't know bnt that we have
SILVER BELT
By E. S. KELLOGG,
Advertising Manager,
something here "bordering on the ideal.
One. cannot be moro content than con
tent, be he prince or be ho pauper. Let
this young couple have a chance to
make. good on their recently inagugn
rated undertaking. They may know
their business just a little bit better
than anybody else.
Served as coffee, tho new coffee sub
stitutc known to grocers everywhere as
Dr. Shoop's Health CofTco, will trick
oven a coffco expert. Not a grain of
real coffee in it oithor. Pure healthful
toasted grains, malt, nuts, etc., have
been so cleverly blended as to givo a
wonderfully satisfying coffee taste and
flavor. And it is "mado in a minute"
too! No tedious 20 to 30 minutes boil
ing. Test it and see. Dr. Shoop created
Health Coffee that the people might
havo a'genuino coffee substitute, and
one that would bo thoroughly satisfy
ing in ovcry possiblo respect. Sold by
Morehcad & Lunn.
Tho Bigge3t Hit Yet.
The Merry Widow Waltz at the Iris.
Ask anyone who baa seen it.
POR SALE
COMPUTING SCALE. Stimn&on
make. Also cash rojjistor and fourteen-
foot counter; bargain. Gamble's Cash
Store.
A sprained unklo may bo cured in
about one-third the time usually 10
quircd, by applying Chamberlain 'a Lini
ment freely, and giving it absolute rest.
For sale by .all druggists.
fnr?
TSfTTT
"CHANTILLY"
Starling Slvr
BON-BON SPOON $1.00
H. J. WHITLEY CO., Jowel.r.
34S South Broadway
LoaAacalei. - Caltf.
Mail Onnsaa Promptly Filled
Mm
SILVER BELT POPULAR WANTS
BRING RESULTS
ONE CENT
PER ISSUE
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY THE
0wT'
A WORD
CENT
Want Ads in tho future will ba pubushod In the Silver Dolt at the rate of one cent a word
per luiue. No ad. wl 1 be taken for leas than 10 cents, and cash mus. accompany the copy
in every lnstanoo. Count your words, always prefacing the ad with For Kent, t'or Sale. Lost.
Found, Vi anted, etc., aa the case ma? be, and multiply by the number of Insertions and you
will know the exaot oost, which must accompany tho ad. No more want ads tuning for an
Indefinite period will be oooeptod except from partlesnaviDC an open account with this office.
WANTED
WANTED To leaso mining ground.
Coppor and silver load ores. Two
miles N. E. from Globe. Coppor and
Silver Zono Minos. Box 432, Globe,
Arizona.
WANTED Some burros, teat and pack
saddles. Address J. L., Silver Belt
WANTED Clean cotton ragB at the
Silvor Belt ofllce. Will pay 5e-pound.
BOY WANTED At Silver Belt offlco
to learn printing trade. Ono over
school ago who will stay and complete
trude.
WANTED Girl; for-general housework.
Apply at lo uaK street.
WANTED To rent, six or seven room
house with batn, furnished or un
furnished; good location. Address,
N. O. Lawton, Supt. Miami Copper
Co. Phono 1551.
WANTED Thoroughly competent nurse
will take a few moro confinement
eases. Address Box 520.
WANTED Oirl of 13 or 14 to assist
in houso work and attend school. Ap
ply Mrs. Kyle, 452 Maplo street
WANTED A boy at this office, to de
liver pupcrs on Poscoo Ilill, Call 8
a. m. ,
WANTED Daily Arizona Silver Belt
of January 20, 1907. Th's office.
WANTED Dish washer at tho Superior
& Boston Boarding house.
WANTED Girl to help wrth the house
work. 454 South Hill street. Phon?
031.
WANTED A .waitress at tho Wayside
Inn.
iOH KENT-
FOE BENT One large furnished foom,
also housekeeping apartments. Call
at Irs. Harry Woods.
TO BENT Desirable offices in the
Postofilco building. Apply at Silver
Belt office.
FOE BENT Two desiraolo front offices
in PoRtofllce building. Apply to Jos.
II. Hamill, Silver Beit office.
FOB BENT Good fourlroom house,
Inquiro Fegan, South Broad ' street.
FOB BENT 6 room house, Noftsger
Hill, 1050 High street.
FOB BENT Three connected houses of
sixteen rooms. Suitablo for rooming
house. Close in. C. C. Carico.
FOB BENT A lodging .house of 24
bedn nud boarding bouse. Long or
short term lease. Inquire of Fred II.
Golden, 977 North Broad.
FOB BENT Two newly papered house
keeping rooms, 320 East Oak 'street.
FOB SALB
FOB SALE All kinds of horses. Bro
konshiro Transfer Co.
BABBIT METAL FOB SALE Old
typo motal, molted into bars, tho finest
in tho world for Babbitt motal, for
buJo at tho Silver Belt offico at 15
cents per pound.
FOB SALE $75 buys good barber
shop, fino location, ront'$25 per month.
Inquiro of Gcorgo Brown, Whito
. Houso Saloon.
EXPERT REPAIRING
All Kinds of Shoes
No. 1 OAK SOLE LEATHER
New Work a Specialty
W. M. CLAYDON. ... 905 BBOAD
HOLLADATC SALOON
MIAMI FLAT, ARIZ.
Solicits yonr patronage anrt guaranty
the best
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Etc.
Qir this popular place a call
The Biggost Hit Yet '
Thd Merry Widow Waltz at the Iris,
Ask auypne who has seen it.
THE CITIZEN'S BANK OF .GLOBE
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUS
INESS AND SOLICITS YOUB AC
COUNT. S. F. SULLENBEBGBB,
PEES,
TO BE HAPPY
You must havo good health. You can't
havo good health if your liver ia not
doing its duty slow but sure-" poison
ing is going on all the timo under such
circumstances. Ballard's Herbino makes
a perfectly healthy liyer keeps tho
stoimroh and bowels right and acta as a
tonic for, tho entire system. Sold by
Palace Pharmacy.
BRING RESULTS
PER WORD
PER ISSUE
COPY .FOR ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOB SALE Few thoroughbred Plym
outh Bock cockerels from prize win
ners, perfectly marked and from a
strain of fine breeders, For informa
tion write P. B. Walker, Box 62,
Teviston, Ariz.
FOB SALE Complete soda fountain,
with tank, charger, etc; bargain. Ap
ply Silver Belt
FOB SALE Few pieces of furniture;
must be sold at once. Apply 273
South Fast street.
FOB SALE Gents' furnishing house
doing good business. Address A. B.
C., Silver Bolt
FOE SALE Indelible typewriter rib-'
bon for Yost typewriter, at this of
fice. FOB SALE Finest nuggy team in the
country. Single or double. 3 years
oi u. inquire oi ueu ljemaur.
FOB SALE Span of ponies, harness
and buckboard; ponies good for rid
ing and driving. Enquire 953 North
Broad.
1A1HX AND JtOUNU
FOUND Gcnt'd 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 Fargo
Co.'s bank, San Francisco. Owner
can havo 6ame by proving property
and paying for this ad.
FOUNRPair filasses. Same can be
had by paying for this ad. at Silver
Belt office.
FOUND Offlco door key. Owner can
recover same by paying for this ad.
LOST Keyring of seven keys, between
Bankers' Garden and O. D. Keystone
jnino, qlong road. Leave at this of
fice; reward.
FOUND Membership card of Western
Federation of Miners. -Owner can
have. same by, paying for this ad at
Silver Belt office.
LOST Solid gold, hunting case watch;
black ribbon fob with buckle and
Masonic pin; $10 reward. Leave at
Anderson's candy store.
LOST U. S. Dcpt of Agriculture For
est Service note book. Finder return
to Silver Belt office. Howard.
FOUND Lady's coat in Dr. Wales of
fice. Owner can have same by calling
at office of Silvor Belt and paying
for this nd.
FOB SALE Fine strong work horse.
Used to whim. In fine condition.
Young. $75. Pollard s Ball Ground
store.
LOST Pocketbook, containing money,
two rings, and small necklace of five
dollar gold pieces. Boturn to Mrs.
Ida Bowman. Reward.
Many people suOci a great deal from
kidney and bladder troubles. During
the past few years mnch of this com
plaint has been made unnecessary by
the use of De Witt's Kidney and Blad
der Pills. -TheyaroAantisoptie and are
highly rocommended for weak back,
backache, rheumatic pains, inflamma
tion of the bladder and all other annoy
ances due to weak kidneys. They ure
sold by Hanna's drug store and Palace
Pharmacy.
Cnva nwningp Olobe Paint Co.
Free Free
We are going to give away a fine
gold watch, a gentlemen's hat and
five other articles. Let us tell you
abont it
We. carry largest and finest line
of pipes, cigars and tobacco in the
city.
Bank Exchange Cigar Stand
OHAS. J. ABOHE, 464 BROAD ST.
O. K. Livery Stables
General, Livery and Feed Stables
Gaited Saddle HorsetJPhone 481
QUICK SERVICE AND GOOD RIGS
STAGE TO OD3SON TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
FINEST TALLY-HO IN THE SOUTHWEST
Phone 431 W. P. KELSEY, Prtpritttr Glebe, Ariz.
Globe Real Estate Office
OFFERS:
Four-room houe, furnished; near smell
er, $800; like rent.
Four-room furnished house on lot 50x
100, with fence, barn, etc.; house al
most now, furniture all the very bejf
$2250. ' ' '
Now four-room. house, very desirable, ot
tot OOxlUU, aat Ulobe; 92,000.
New three-room house, furnished; lot
58x110; $500.00 cash, balance lil
rent
We write insurance in omly respond
ble companies tbose paying dollar lot
dollar in San Francisco.
214 North Broad Street Phoon lltn
Copper Belt
Realty Company
BARGAINS
Six lots East Globe townsite, cheap
if sold quick.
Furniture, furnishing and good will
of nine-room boarding and lodg
ing houso, close in. Bent $40 per
month. "Houso nowi'-full of gooV
roomers. Price$550.
Good four-room house, Noftsger Hill;
$700, $350 down, balance liko rent.
Five rooms and bath, South High
streot, $3,000, $1,000 cash, balance
payments, 10 per cent interest
0-room furnished board and rooming
house. Good barn and oat build
ings. Shade and fruit Hill street,
close in. Prico $4,000, one-half
cash, balance oasy terms.
INSURANCE Fire, life, accident
and liability in best companies that
always pay dollar for dollar.
FOB RENT Furnished and un
furnished house in all parts of the
city.
Public Stenographer and Notary
Public.
Copper Belt Realty Co.
140 East Oak Street Phone 1291
DR. P. B. CALER
Dentist
282 N. BBOAD STREET
Over Palace Pharmacy.
BANKER'S
GARDEN
The Finest Resort in Globe
Popular with all classes winter ad
summer. Refreshments ot all ki&cs.
Choice Cigars, Wines and Liquors.
Schlitz and Anheuser-Buacn Beer il
ways ono Draught
Concrete Blocks
ESTIMATES ON BUILDINGS
PROMPTLY FURNISHED
CHIMNEYS A SPECIALTY
Daniel I Holman
P. O. BOX 485,
GLOBB
Indigestion
Stomach trouble is but a symptom of. and s
hi Itself true disease. We think of Drspeps.
Heartburn, and Indigestion ai real dlKases. J
they are symptoms only ot a certain specs
Nerve sickness nothuur elie.
It was this fact that first correctly led Dr. SboJ
tn the creation ot that now very popular Etomsa
Remedy Dr. Snoop's Restorative. Ooffis hn
to the stomach nerves, alone brought that sacaf
and favor to Dr. 8hoop and his Restorative J"i
ont that original and highly vital principle bo
such lasting accomplishments were ever to be W-.
For stomach distress, bloating, biliousness. tJ
breath and sallow complexion, try Dr. Eboopi
Eestoratlre Tablet or Liquid and tee for yys
self what it can and will do. . W asU and
folly recommend'
Dr. Shoop's
Restorative
Sold by Palace Pharmacy
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A'iu