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ARIZONA SILVER BELT
DAILY AND WEEKLY
Published each morning oxcept Monday.
A Jmittoil to mails as soconil class mnttsr
By tho
SILVER BELT PUBLISHED CO.
H. II. HIENER
II. C. HOLDSWORTII
Member of tho Associated Press.,
OFFICIAL PAPER GILA COUNTY
OFFICIAL PAPER CITY OF GLOBE
SUBSCRIPTION SATES
Daily, by mail, ono year
Daily, by carrier, one mdnth.
.$7.50
. .75
Weekly, ono year
2.60
1.25
"Weekly, six months
Cash in advance
(subscribers' Is otic
Subscribers ploaso notify thii office
'In case of non-delivery of tho daily,
Monday excepted.
Advertising rate made known on ap
plication. Entered at tho PostofHco in Globe,
Ariz., as second-class mail.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For President
WILLIAM J. BRYAN.
For Vice-President
JOHN Vf. KEEN
For Delegato
MARCUS A. SMITH
COUNTY TICKET
Territorial Councilman
GEO. W. P. HUNT.
Territorial Assemblyman
JNO. McCOBMACK.
Sheriff
J. H. THOMPSON.
Recorder
E. T. STEWART.
Treasurer
ROBERT PINYAN
Probato Judgo
P. 0. ROBERTSON.
District Attornoy
G. WALTER SHUTE.
School Superintendent
FRED NEBilYER.
' Supervisors
PAT ROSE.
J. S. MILES.
Justice of Peace, Globe precinct
HINSON THOMAS.
Justico of Peace, Globe precinct
WM. RAWLINGS
Coastablo
M. S. REED.
Constable
W. C. DUNCAN
Surveyor
D. S. TOVEY
UNIONjgjgggEL
THE PARTY FOR THE PEOPLE
If tho democratic Idea of requiring
security for bank deposits had prevailed
in Globe last fall, thcro would hava been
no financial panic among our people,
two of our best banks would not have
had to close their door and suffer loss
to tho extent of many thousands of dol
lars, business would not have been dc
' pressed and the evil3 that resulted to
the people of this city, one of the most
prosperous In the whole country, would
have been avoided. It would hava been
i better for the depositors, better for the
community, and better still for the
banks themselves. The peoplo of this
city and county should, for these rea
sons, givo their support to the party
that stands for this idea, and not to the
party that opposes it, and which, by
its opposition, would leave them sub
ject to a repetition of such conditions.
It is true that the people of Arizona
are under territorial conditions, but still
they are able to give expression to their
disapproval of the party that brought
a panic upon the country in a time of
its greatest prosperity, and to give aid
and encouragement to the party that
stands in opposition to such an evil.
This expression can bo given by aiding
in the election of the democratic ticket
of this county, and tho return of Mark
Smith to the congress of tho United
States where he will, in tho future as
ho has in the past, employed every effort
in his power to advance the interests
and welfare of this territory. In doing
this tho people of Gila county can mako
no mistake, for, by supporting the re
publican party, they would only be giv
ing aid and encouragement to the party
which brought upon the panic of last
fall, and which is wholly responsible
for the business depression from which
they have suffered so severely. The
peoplo should not caress the hand that
smote them.
FAVOR DIRECT PRIMARIES
Hon. George W. P. Hunt introduced
a bill into tho assembly at its twenty
third session, which provided for the
nomination of candidates for office by
diroct vote of tho people. No wiser, no
more democratic measure was ever 'in
troduced in a legislative body. It is
based upon tho principle of tho referen
dum, the basic principle of republican
government. Wo hope tho people of
Gila county will deem it wisdom upon
their part to return Mr. Hunt to the
territorial council, as wo believo they
will, and that ho may ronew his efforts
to have a law of that kind enacted.
Of course, Miss Ethel Barrymore did
n't say it. Nobody would over mlstako
her for a "cat."
SMITH VS. CAMERON
Tho republican party of this county,
by its platform, says:
"Wo most heartily endorse tho nom
ination of Ralph Cameron to congress
and call attention to his loyalty as an
Arizonan."
Wo ask: 19 Mr. Cameron any moro
loyal to Arizona than Mark Smith and
thousands of democrats who stand with
him? This much can be said: Mr.
Cameron belongs to a party that used
all tho power at its command to tack
Arizona to Now Moxico as a part of
a republican state to enable that party
and tho great corporations by which it
Is owned and operated, to havo greater
power In congress, while Mark Smith
belongs to a party that stood like a
solid wall against that monstrous prop
osition. They further speak of his
"ability, sincerity and Integrity as a
citizen." Lot us ask: Is ho an ablor
man than Mark Smith? Is ho more sin
cere than Mr. Smith? Is ho a man of
greater integrity than Mr. Smith? Hon
est republicans will join with tho dem
ocrats of this county in saying ho is
not. They spoak of "hi3 devotion to tho
causo of statehood." Is he moro de
voted to it than Mark Smith is? He
can not be; and, however honest ho
may be in ' that respect, tho national
party behind him, and for which ho
stands, used its utmost efforts against
it, and he is bound, as tho representative
and candidato of his party, but his acta.
But such claims aro not made by tho
great body of tho republicans who, llko
tho great body of tho democratic party
aro honest and sincere, but it is the
work of tho plccounter contingent who
dominate that party and control and
operate it, to continue 33 long as pos
siblo their hold upon tho fat places at
its disposal, and every ono of whom aro
at heart opposed to single statehood
for Arizona, and would yoke it to New
Mexico, Sonora, or even tho Fiji Is
lands, If thereby they might be ablo
to keep their party In power, and them
selves In office. But, tho silliness and
insincerity of their claims arc so appar
ent that tho people of Arizona can not
bo misled by them; and we believo
thoy will find to their dismay that tho
result will bo tho sending of Mark
Smith back to congress with tho hearty
approval of a great majority of his
fellow citizens.
A REPUBLICAN BOOTLEGGER
Whenever a political party Is so
hard pressed that it ha3 to depend upon
such methods as that set forth in
tho following circular, it Is time the
peoplo should put upon it the stamp
of their disapproval:
SOLOMONVILLE, Oct. 15. To
show what dirty methods the re
publicans are resorting to in order
to get votes from Mark Smith, a
man named Saulisbury has been
traveling through this valley tell
ing tho people that he Is a demo
crat and former supporter of Smith,
but that ho is now supporting Cam
eron; that ho owned large property
interests in tho territory and im
plored tho farmers to vote for Cam
eron. This same man was in Clif
ton three months ago selling lots
near Fort Bliss, Texas. Ho openly
admitted ho resided in California
and was doing this for pay. No
doubt ho will visit other parts of
tho territory, having left on the
next train after finding out tho
people hero were on to his game.
Brand him as an impostor, as tho
facts will prove ho has no property
In Arizona, but is working for pay.
Publish this and use our names.
JOHN R. HAMPTON,
BEN R. CLARK,
BEN M. CRAWFORD.
REPUBLICAN EFFRONTERY
Tho republicans of this county say
In their platform.: "Wo call attention
to the administration of Gov. Kibboy,
and p-r-o-u-d-l-y point to his achieve,
ments in .the substantial reduction of
taxation."
The truth of the matter is that John
J. Birdno, assessor of Graham county,
and a democrat, was the first man who,
In all the history of Arizona, ever so
much as made an effort to compel the
great mining corporations to pay moro
taxes than they had been paying, and,
after making this effort, and its suc
cess seemed probable and popular, Gov.
Kibbey came to the support of the
movement, and having tho power in his
hands, forced it to success. Now, with
the usual gall of the republican leaders,
they claim the honor and glory of tho
achievement."
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TO REMUNERATE COUNTY
We pledgo our representatives in
tho next territorial legislative as.
scmbly to uso their utmost endeav
ors to secure such legislation, eithor
territorial or congressional, as will
secure to Gila county just recom
pense for the loss of revenue en
tailed by the construction of the
Tonto and Salt river roservoir and
reimbursement for the increased ex
penditure of money with which our
county has been burdened arising
from tho necessary policing of a
largo tract of land withdrawn from
the revenue producing lands of this
county.
This Is the language and promise of
the democratic party of Gila county,
a plank of their platform. Do tho peo
ple of tho county approve of this? If
they do, they should vote the democrat
ic ticket. Tho republicans make no
such promise.
The BEST BOOKS
OF THE COUNTRY can be had here
We have 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 the1
world's greatest authors, bibles, etc.
And Each Purchase Entitles You to a Coupon
Let Us Tell You About It
RYAN & CO Dru9sts and Stationers
SA YINGS OF MRS. SOLOMON.
Being the Confessions of the Seven Hundredth Wife.)
TRANSLATED BY MAUD MARIE
Hearken, my daughter, and bo wise. Work that thou be not worked!
For tho ways of a man aro cunning and his heart is full of cozy comors.
Verily, I say unto you, it is easier to draw forth a secret from tho
Sphinx than to draw from thy husband's chum tho secrets of thy spouse,
whero he hath been tho night before and whether or not he goeth to
luncheon with his stenographer.
Behold a man will lio oven unto the woman whom ho lovcth in order
to protect her husband whom ho hateth from her wrath.
Yea, as tho gluo in the gluo pot do men cling ono to another, but
women aro as a hat held together with pins Independable.
For no man knowcth what another may knoweth about HTM. there
fore, keep they all sllcnco in a bond of mutual blackmail.
Oh, daughter, what is this secret thing they know of ono another that
each man who carcsseth thco shouldsay unto thee, "Let none other but
ME do this thing. Trust nono other of my sex, for lo! I know 'cm!"
Yet if a man inviteth thco to his bachelor flat, say not "Nay," lest ho
think thco a prudo; say rather "Yoa, I will como gladly; for I adoro bach
elor flats. WHEN shall I tell my mother to bring me?" And watch his
face.
THE PEOPLE'S PAPER
Realizing that it's strength as a
moulder of public opinion is to be
guaged only In tho measure in which it
is honored with public confidence, the
Silver Belt at all times invits expres
sions of opinion by the public.
"The Peoplo's Forum" In any paper
Is one of its most interesting depart
ments, for thcro may bo seen oxactly
what is though of any matter of great
public interest, thcro are obtained sug
gestions which may bo of vital impor
tance to tho public welfare, and which
may never have been thought of ' by
tho newspaper man who Is all-too-frc-quently
overburdened with work.
Unfortunately tha public of Globe has
not,hcretofore, taken duo advantago of
this opportunity for giving expression
to what they think and feci concerning
tho questions of the day. In this issue,
tho Silver Belt carries, under the head
of "Tho people's Forum," two very
interesting communications ono giving
the details for a hitherto unrecorded
Indian fight and accounting for the
finding of an old riflo barrel on Pinto
Creek by Deputy Sheriff Henderson, the
other advancing somo forceful argu
ments in favor of Mark A. Smith as a
candidato for territorial delegato to con
gress from Arizona.
The column is open to everybody.
To bo sure, nothing libelous or out
of reason will bo published, but the
Silver Belt will always bo glad to give
spaco to any reasonable and decont com
munication, no matter what may be the
subject treated or the position taken
by the writer. The only condition is
that the author sign his letter not nec
essarily for publication, as tho namo
will bo withhold upon request and a nom
de plums substituted, but as a guarantee
of good faith upon tho part of the cor
respondent. If tho Prince of Bulgaria elects to
assume tho title of "Czar of tho Bul
garians," we believe ho will bo inviting
moro trouble. We do not think "Czar"
a popular title these days; any moro
so, perhaps, than "Sultan," a handlo
used by another neighboring potentate.
On the whole, "King" ought to fill
tho bill.
"While on the subject of names,
Ohoope, Ga., has just voted Itself
"dry," says the Omaha Bee. A useless
and queer proceeding, evidently, espec
ially In view of the fact that tho legis
lature attended to that little matter for
Ohodpee over a year ago.
There Is a growing impression that
it will not require the addition of many
extra pages to tho average daily addi
tion of the newspapers of tho land to
carry the lists of campaign contribu
tions, this year no matter when they arc
published.
Tha French countess wandering In
Africa should got all tho advertising
she can out of It right now. Sho could
n't expect to bo'.'noro than a ten-twenty-thirty
attraction on that circuit this
time next year.
It must relievo Mr.NLoeb somewhat,
however to seo Mr. Hitchcock blamed
for a few things.
Tho report that Gov. Haskell sedretly
contributed $20,000 to tho democratic
campaign fund probably impressed his
successor in tho party trcasuryship as
something entirely too good to bo true.
..Harry Thaw says he Is unalterably
determined to cut loose from his wife
forover. Harry's efforts to establish
his sanity appear to bo more consistent
lately than over before.
Tho Czar of Russia's pet yacht Is
named Standard. Fortunately for tho
Czar, however, ho Is not standing for
reelection this year.
Ifj all tho people who havo not already
made up their minds concerning Taft
and Bryan were corraled, wo expect
they would constitute a mighty small
bunch, after all.
Eugene V. Debs seems abundantly
blessed with that saving graco which
prevents a really Intelligent man from
taking himself too seriously all tho
time.
"Then, then will you love mo, and
still no less, when tho grass waves above
my dreamlessness?" If you mean us,
Alfred, wo must confess our one best
bet 13, we guess yes.
Vota for Fred Nymyer for county
superintendent of public schools.
Go it, October! So far you aro a
dream.
A voto for Fred Nymyer means a vote
for better county schools. He's an edu
cator as well as "a nice man."
Stomach troubles would moro quickly
disappear if tho idea of treating tho
cause, rather than the effect, would
come into practice. A tiny, inside, hid
den nerve, says Dr. Shoop, governs and
gives strength -to the stomach. A branch
also goes to the Heart, and ono to the
Kidnoys. When these "insido nerves''
fail, then tho organs must falter. Dr.
Shoop 's Restorative is directed speci
fically to these failing nerves. Within
48 hours after starting tho Restorative
treatment patients say they realize a
gain. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Canvas awwngs OIodo Saint Co.
Small rugs 7e and up. Art squares
$f up to ilO. Grass rugs $11 and up.
McNeil's Furniture store.
Many people suftoi a great deal from
kidney and bladdor troubles. During
tho past fow yoars much of this com
plaint has been mado unnecessary by
tho Uso of DoWitt's Kidney and Blad
der Pills. Thoy are antiseptic and are
highly recommended for weak back,
backache, rheumatic pains, inflamma
tion of the bladder and all othor annoy
ances duo to weak kidnoys. They aro
sold by Hanna's drug store and Palaco
Pharmacy.
The only place in Globe to got Tony
Faust beer and Cedarbrook whiskey is
at Tho Parlor. M. B. Monahan.
A sprained ankle may be cured in
about one-third tho timo usually re
quired, by applying Chamberlain's Lini
ment freely, and giving it absolute rest.
For sale by all druggists.
SILVER BELT
BMNQ KESULTS
ONE CENT
FES ISSUE
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY THE
I A WORD
cent
Uant Ada In the future will bo published In the Silver Belt at tbe rate of one cent a word
'per issue. No ad. will be taken for lew than lOceuts, and cash mast accompany tbe cop 7
In every Instance. Couat your words, always prefacing the ad with For Kent, For Sale, Lost
Found, Y, anted, etc., as 'the oase may be,. and multiply by the number of Insertions and you
will know the exact cost, which must accompany the ad. No more want ada running for an
Indefinite period will be accepted except from partleshavlnjc an open account with thui office.
WANTED
WANTED To leaso mining ground.
Coppor and silver lead ores. Two
miles N. E. from Globe. Coppor qnd
Silver Zono Mines. Box 432, Globe,
Arizona.
WANTED Somo burr03, tent and pack
saddles. Address J. L., Silver Belt.
"WANTED-iClean cotton rags at tho
Silver Belt office. Will pay 5c pound.
WANTED To rent, six or seven room
houso with bntn, furnished or un
furnished; good location. Address,
N. O. Lawton, Supt. Miami Copper
Co. Phono 1551.
WANTED A No. 1 cook wants work.
Inquiro Bank Exchange cigar stand.
WANTED Two timber framcrs; nono
but experienced and sober men need
apply. E. M. White, superintendent.
WANTED At Black Warrior, five
houso carpenters. Apply E. M. White,
superintendent.
WANTED Cabin or rooms for batch
ing. Apply, to Sweet, Silver Belt of
fice. WANTED Dressmaking patronage so
licited, 116 South Pino street.
WANTED Housekeeper, no washing;
steady employment. Pollard's ball
ground store.
WANTED Competent lady .cook at
Superior & Boston boarding house;
wages $100 per month.
WANTED Situation; first-class Jap
anese cook; speak English perfectly;
have best reference. Address C2, thib
office.
FOS BENT
FOB BENT Two deslraole front offices
in Postofilco building. Apply to Jos.
II. Hamill, Silver Belt office.
FOB BENT Good fourlroom house,
Inquiro Fcgan, South Broad street.
FOB BENT A lodging houso of 24
beds nnd boarding house. Long or
short torm lease. Inquire of Fred II.
Golden, 977 North Broad.
FOB SAIiB
BABBIT METAL FOB SALE Old
typo metal, melted into bars, tho finest
in tho world for uabbitt metal, for
sale at tho Silver Belt ofllco at 15
cents per pound.
FOB SALE All kinds of horses. Bro
konshiro Transfer Co.
FOE SALE Complete soda fountain.
with tank, charger, etc; bargain. Ap
ply Silver Belt.
FOR SALE Gents' furnishing house
doing good business. Address A. B.
C7 Silver Belt.
FOR SALE Indelible typewriter rib
bon for Yost typewriter, at this of
fice. FOR SALE Fow thoroughbred Plym
outh Bock cockerels from prise win
ners, perfectly marked and from a
strain of fine breeders. For informa
tion writo P. B. Walker, Box 62,
Teviston, Ariz.
BARGAINS IN HOMES
We offer you some bargains in
REAL
No.
7 5-room modern N.
. 11 7-room brick, modern Oak 4,500
44 5-room modern S. East 2,750
66 5-room modern S. High ..... 3,000 Terms
76 1-room house : S. East .' ..' 1,500 Terms
76 6-room house S. East 1,880 Terms
111 1 and 2 rooms, one lot N. High. . .-. 1,800 Terms
178 3-room house N. Globe ' 800 Terms
189 3-room house, furnished N. High 1,100
256 7-room modern N. High' 4,000 Terms
377 5-room modern N. High 3,000 Terms
303 1-room modern E. Mcsquite' . 2,800 Terms
400 1-room houso N. East .... 1,800 Terms
404 7-room house, snap School Hill . . '. 2,300 Terms
444 5-room house S. East 1,500 Terms
463 5-room house, snap N. High 2,300 Terms
872 lots E. Globo 1 850 Terms
203 1 'lot N. Sutherland 150
208 Lot E. Globe 300 Terms
411 Fino lot E. Globe, close in 500 Terms
415 12-room rooming houso N. Devoreaux 3,800 Terms
417 14-room rooming houso, furniture, etc 600 Cash
INSURANCE Fire, life, accident and liability in best companies
that always pay dollar for dollar.
FOR RENT Furnished and unfurnished houses in all parts of the
city.
Copper Belt Realty Co.
Phone 1291
POPULAR WANTS!
BRING RESULTS
PER WORD
PER ISSUE
COPY .FOR ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOB SALE A snap; two lot3 near
Tesorvoir, $175.00. Apply Globe Bank
& Savings Co.
FOB SALE -$76 buys good barber
shop, fine location, rent $25 per month.
Inquiro of George Brown, White
Houso Saloon. '
FOB SALE Finest buggy team In the
country. Single or double. 3 year
old. Inquiro of Bed Lemdlj.
rOB SALE Span of ponies, harness
and buckboard; ponies good for rid
ing and driving. Enquire 953 North
Broad.
FOB SALE Good saddle horse. Call at
361 Cedar street.
FOB BENT Furnished room, very
cheap, 170 Push street.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST A largo envelope containing
personal papers addressed to Julius
Biser. Leave at this office; reward.
STEAYED Bay pony, branded on left
thigh S. K. connected. Notify Ike
Ford and receive reward.
LOST Key ring of seven keys, between
Bankers' Garden and O. D. Keystono
mine, along road. Leave at this of
fice; reward.
FOUND Package of dry goods. Owner
can secure same by calling at Silver
Belt office and paying for this ad.
FOUND Girl's blue felt hat on South
Broad street. Owner call at Silver
Belt.
FOUND A good watch. Owner can
recover by giving description and
identifying same at Globe Hardware
Co.
FOUND Gentleman's fine blue coat,
Owner can recover by paying for this
ad and proving ownership.
FOB SALE Four Pairs canary birds,
fine singers; $5.00 per pair. 'Address
Staudish .Mills, Box 704. City, or eall
rear of Noftsger school hill.
LOST Black Cocfcreu spaniel pup,
about two months; boo tail. Finder
return to Palaco Pharmacy.
DR. P. B. CALER
Dentist
282 N. BBOAD STREET
Over Palace Pharmacy.
I
The New Customer
We make old customers out of
new ones, and rarely loso either.
This Is because they are SATIS
FIED CUSTOMERS and WE
KEEP THEM SATISFIED. They
aro satisfied because we do
horseshoeing and carriage repair
ing as it should be done. Horses
called for and delivered.
BAILEY & SON
PHONE 2281
ESTATE
High st $2,800
.Terms
140 E. Oak St.
' ; ; '! vr 1
Real Estate 0ffi
Vt t fc.K5:
Business Opportunity
A business netting
$700 per month to
be sold at the
Sacrifice Price of $2200
We have a few snaps
in residence property
THEY ARE GOING
Get in on the rise
Fire Insurance in Dollar Companies
214 NORTH BROAD STREET
PHONE 1101
BANKER'S
GARDEN
The Finest Resort in Globe
Popular with all clnuea winter tod
snmmer. Befreshmeata of mil kiidi.
Choice Cigart, Wines and Liunon.
Bchlitz and Anheustr-Bwck Beer U
ways ono Draught
Concrete Blocks
ESTIMATES ON BUILDINGS
PROMPTLY FURNISHED
CHIMNEYS A SPECIALTY
Daniel I Holman
P. O. BOX 485,
GLOBE
Stop That Cold
To check early colds or Orlppe with "PrerwtW
Beans sare defeat for Pneamoolo. To stop a eoii
with PrcTtntic li safer than to let It ran aaA U
obliged to euro It afterwards. To be sure. Re
venues will care even a deeply seated cold, td
taken early at the sneeaa scace thay break, or
bad OH these early coMs. That's tenij Utter
That's why they aro called PrerenUc.
PreTcntlosa little Candy Cold Cores. Ko Qsto
tne. no physic, nothing defeasing. Nice for tin
children and thoroughly safe too. If yoa lai
ehilly. if yoa sneesa. If yoa ache all over, think l
Prevemics. Promptness may also Bare half yocr
oxnal sickness. And dont forget ytrar child. A
there is fevtsriihness, nlgntorday. Herein prob
ably Ilea Provcnttef sroatest efadeoey. Eoldia
(a boxes for the pocket, also in see boxes of C
Pmectles. li ill on row dranisti girinz yoa
Preventics
cold by Palaco Pharmacy
Building Contractor
Building 'estimates
promptly furnished
Work guaranteed
J. E. MERRIAM
BOX 491
Office Opp. Kinney Most.
Architects
General Contractors
Estimates
Cheerfully Furnished
SIMS & SONS
P. O. Box 466
Res. 780 Monroe SL, East Globe
The White House
BBOAD AND OEDAB STREETS
Globa's Leading and Most
Popular Drinking Cafe
Best Liquors and Cigars
and the best general bar aerrlci
in the city. A gentlemen's re
sort. Good treatment for ftU
Bank Exchange
Restaurant
J. T. LOUIE, Proprietor
Now open in rear of
BANK EXCHANGE SHLOON
Chinese Chop Suey
and Noodles
Meali at All Hour
Open Dei aud WJ