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- Publishod each morning except Monday.
Admitted to mails as second clan matter,
, Member of the Associated Press.
OFFICIAL PAPEB QILA COUNTY
OWTnTAT. TATTtt OTTV OT" OT.OTlTa
FS SUBSOBIPTION BATES
; Daily, by mail, ono year ,...$7.50
" Daily, by carrier, one month..... 75
U Wcokly, ono year 2.50
Sj weeuy, six monius .-a
Cash in advance.
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Subscribers pelaso notify this office
in case of non-delivery of tho daily,
Monday excepted.
AdTortislng ratC3 made known on ap-plieatf-.
Entered at the Postoffico is Globe,
Ark., aa second-class mail.
The Bilrcr Bolt lias a larger circula
tion than any daily nowspaper in the
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lYvriu jiuuiuwjuu iu a mmvj nitu tufwv vi
less population.
The Silver Belt printed and delivered
yesterday to regular paid A-4
subscribers OUOl
HE CAN TAKE CABE OF HTMflKT.T
They are wasting their breath and
tho contents of their Inkpots who con
tinuo to discuss tho future of our ex
presldcnts with Mr. Roosevelt as a tost.
Various more or less Impracticable ox
podients for the employment of ex-prcsi-dcntlal
talent have been hawked about
at home and abroad, and havo 'evident
ly boon heard of at the White House,
for the whole question has been settled
by this explicit deliverance which the
Now York Herald vouches for as com
ing from tha president hlmeslf :
And toll tho country that thc-so who
havo beott worrying about what to do
for our cx-presidents need "not worry
as to what thoy should do for this ex
president. IIo is nblo to tako caro of
himself. During tho tirao ho has been
i in tho Whito Houso ho has had a lino
timo, and ho is going to continuo to
enjoy life. As I said, ho is ablo to tako
caro of himsorf. and there need bo no
worry as to what to do for this ex
president. That has an authentic ring to it, car
rying conviction. Wo havo not been
worrying, but if anyone else has been,
tho assurance that Mr. Roosevelt Is
fully ablo to take care of himself ought
to be comforting. Wa havo always re
garded tho proposition hero enunciated
' as self-evident, requiring neither proof
nor assertion. Mr. Roosevelt is abund
antly able to regulate his private life
on his own terms. Wo cannot conceive
his becoming a pensioner, a dependent,
a sago, or an expert In statesmanship
on half pay, as a British writer suggests.
Cicero's otluxu cum dignltato Is not for
the exemplar of the strenuous life. He
will take care of himself and have a
bully timo doing it. That's the true
American way, and no one should have
doubted it would be the way of this
ex-president.
Yet there aro soma possibilities in
Mr. Roosevelt's future Inviting to the
speculative mind. Tho British writer
Just mentioned thinks Mr. Roosevelt too
big a man to become a private citizen.
He will continuo to be a public figure
of magnitude, a circumstance that will
give a, factitious value to his writings
or to anything else that he may under
tako. His relations with tho adminis
tration will bo delicate. "Mr. Taft,',
says the Spectator, from which wo havo
been quoting, "Is the inheritor of the
Roosevelt tradition, but he cannot bo
its spokesman while we have Mr. Boose,
volt writing weekly In the columns of
tho Outlook. One of the two political
centers of gravity will bo In tho press,
and the fourth estata will acquire a
dominant placo in tho political organ
Ism." And this is likely to occur, not
withstanding Mr. Roosovelt's sincere in
tention of sticking to his Job as prlvato
citizen. Mr. Taft may bo freo to carva
out his own destiny, as wo are told; It
is a destiny Mr. Roosevolt cannot help
sharing in.
The situation Mr. Roosevelt will find
himself In politically after March 4 sug
gests tho status of another eminent cit
izen, Mr. Bryan. What shall bo done
with Mr. Bryan has been oven moro
widely and eagerly discussed than the
problem of disposing of ex-presidents.
Tho Nobraskan, too, Is able to take care
of himself, nor Is ho willing to content
himself with Ignoble ease; and tho task
, of getting rid of him, of conducting a
groat party organization without his ad
vico and Influence, Is ono of Insuperable
dimensions. Well, why should we get
rid of either of them? No man is too
big for leadership of tho American peo
ple, and there is ample room for tho en
ergies of both a Boosevelt and a Bryan.
Moreover, tho nation has need of them,
the easterner balancing the westerner,
to Keep ua morally awake. Perhaps
both of them will be moro useful, cer-
itainly mora independent, out of offlc
than in.
UNONjjBEL
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; THE- PATH OP PEACE
A church, no matter where, prints on
tho tack of its program of services
these words:
'I will not worry.'
I will not be afraid."
"I will not givo way to anger."
"I will not yield to sayy, jealousy
or hatred."
'I will be kind to every man, woman
and child with whom I como In con
tact." "I will be. cheerfurond hopeful."
' I will tniBt in Qod and bravely face
the future."
Bead them again.
They aro worth while.
Cut them out and paste or pin them
up whore you will seo them often.
About all there is In life worth striv
ing for Is suggested In those fow lines.
Houses, lands, bonds, automobiles aro
fine possessions.
But far more precious still to any
man, In any station, aro the treasures
of the mind and soul
Composure
Courage
Cheerfulness Toleranco
Kindness
Hope
And faith in something higher than
what tho eyes see and the hands hold.
THE
POUR ARGUMENTS AOAINST
PARCELS POST
A gift from the government of 815,
000,000 businoss a year to the express
companies will no doubt bo cheerfully
tolerated by tho express companies as
long as tho public will stand for It
In retiring from the postmaster gen
cralship John Wanamaker remarked
that there wore four arguments against
& parcols post tho United States Ex
press company, the American Express
company, the Adams Express company
and tho Wells-Fargo Express company.
No additional arguments have been
presented in the years that havo fol
lowed, but these four still hold good.
The announcement that this year's
deficit Is tho largest in tho history of
the postal service ought to stimulate
some serious thought on this subject.
Last year's loss was about $10,000,000.
This year It is $16,910,278.99.
There aro now In operation more than
39,000 rural routes, serving a population
of about 18,000,000 persons, and should
an average of 55 pounds of merchandise
bo carried by tho rural carrier on each
trip throughout the year, It Is estimated
that $15,000,000 would be realized.
This could be accomplished with littlo
additional cost or labor to the rural car
riers, whose carts now go comparatively
empty.
The farmer needs the service and tho
postofflce department needs the Income.
Every postmaster general's report In
a dozen years has contained an urgent
plea for authority to establish a parcels
service. "
Tho records of congress do not show
why there has been no action but com
mon knowledge makes it clear.
It Is tho influence of the express com
panies, directed openly in the i United
States senate by tho president of one
company and In the honse of represen
tatives by agents of all the others.
If congress over becomes- really sin
core In its war on monopoly, It can
begin effective work by destroying this
ono, which not only deprives the people
of a long desirod servlcer but robs tho
government of needed income.
A number of gentlemen addressed a
mob down in Tennessee recently and
begged it not to lynch certain negroes
it had in hand, but If nothing short of
a lynching would satisfy, to wait at
least until after dark. Which shows
that lynching-is getting to be a more
polite form of amusement than it used
to be, at all events.
"Nobody cares much for an afltt da
vit," says the Baltimore Sun. That's
rather pessimistic, wo think. It Is a
fact, however, that some aflldavlts of
his and timo aro fearfuly and wonder
fully made.
The legislature of Tennessee is to be
asked to pas3 resolutions favoring the
disarmament of nations. It might pass
ono favoring the disarmament of somo
of its citizens, whilo it is about tho
business.
A Texan prophesies tho end of tho
world within ninety days, and says he
is glad It Is coming. That's ono of tho
beauties of living in Orandoldtexas, wo
Imagine. You can bo glad about things
of that kind.
"Ono seldom regrets eating too lit
tie," said Thomas Jefferson. Still,
there aro any number of democrats who
regret that they didn't eat moro pie
when they wcro at th counter several
years ago.
"Another original Tloradora' girl
has married a millionaire," says the
Hartford Post. Wo presume they will
all bo rounded up sooner or later, pro
vided tho millionaires hold out.
We hope "Uncle Andy" Garncgio Is
Just as good as "Uncle Andy" thinks
he Is, too.
And now
it Is a straight shoot to
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J .WATT HOQUB,
President
LIVE BARGAINS FOE LIVE PEOPLE.
Wo want all those Mls3ourlan bargain hunters to tako a peep into
tho proscnt condition and tho possible and prdbable future of "Greater
Globo," then after having looked over the situation carefully and calm
ly, turn loose reason; lot that faculty play in tho broad field of judf
ment long enough to grasp tho situation by the horns; tacklo the short
stop on the brink of caution; gauge the future by the past, then mako a
home run for prosperity right hero In the best town on tho Globe along
with Globe's growth, for If you get a bargain,
"Lot your chances like the sunbeams pass yon by,
You'll novor think of buying 'till tho price runs high;
For If you got a bargain, you'll havo to hunt and try
Ero the prices go somo higher, 'in the sweet by and by.' "
We are In tho bargain hunting business, and whon It comes to lots
and homos, we want to stato right here that we havo several buys In
lots and homes in different portions of Globo. We havo no agents to
pay to Induce you to purchase any property wo havo for sale, so If you
want to be your own agent and save two or threo commlsalons, and get
a square deal with no misstatements, call and see the HOME IN
VESTMENT COMPONY "NUFF SED."
Home Investment Company
JIM HOQUB,
Manager
HOUSES
Reflections of a Bachelor Girl
By Maude Marie
Tho "great question" In a man's mind nowadays is not "What is
love?" but "Which Is lovo?" ,
A woman can't "pick out" a husband; she can only "pick over"
what's left and tako the best ef the lot.
When a married man gets into a flirtation ho blames it half on the
girl for encouraging him and half on his wife for having given him a
cold breakfast and a frayed collar that morning.
Love has been called a "disease," but owing to most of us being
Inoculated with selfishness It is no longer very contagions.
Tho kaliedoscopic career of the twentieth century baart makes it
advisable to get over a love affair as quickly and gracefully as possible;
but it must be confessed that some men "get ovar" it moro quickly,
moro gracefully and more often than is necessary.
When a man lacks the courage to propose to a girl it is a question
whether It is for fear she will refuse him or for fear she may accept
him.
Tho average man selects a wifo as a schoolgirl docs a novel; he
picks out one with a showy cover and nothing much inside.
"Affinity" Earle was recently
knocked down with a chair in tho hands
of his wife. Bather "unamnlty-llke,M
wo think but we don't seek to qualify
as experts.
Mr. Archbold says the Standard does
not fix tho price of kerosene oil. Per
haps It merely fixes certain prices that
it shall not be sold for.
''When will we get tariff revision?"
inquires tho Norfolk Virginian-Pilot.
When we get it; that's the nearest wo
can como to answering tho conundrum.
Tho new emperor of China has thirty
nurses. How many policemen does that
insure about the houso?
"What 13 a meal?" asks tho Now
York Globe. ( Depends on when it is,
largely, doesn't it?
Every little bit things quiet down
somewhat' and then Captain Hobson
"butts In" again.
Wo cannot bring ourselves to believe
that Mr. John D. Bockefeller is as ugly
as his newspaper pictures mako him out.
For That Dull Feeling Aftor Eating
I havo used Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets for aomo time, and
can testify that thoy have done mo
moro good than any tablots I havf over
used. My troublo Tvas a heavy dull
foeling after eating "David Froomnn,
Kempt, Nbva Scotia. Theso tablets
strengthen tho stomach and improve
the digostion. Thoy nlso regulato tho
liver and bowols. Thoy aro far super
ior to pills but cont no moro. Got a
frco samplo at all druggists and seo
what a splondid medicino it ia .
Phone 751 for coal, wood and feed.
Arizona Fuel & Feed Co., opp. depot.
When tho solicitor calls today order
a -sack of SOLWICO flour; your money
back if not satisfied.
Ladles! Don't fall to attend the
great Bemoval Sale at Dolph Baate ft
Co. Soa ad on Page 8.
For coal, wood, hay and grais, pfeone
2511. Brown ,& Francis.
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Santa Claus
Headquarter,
Here is only a partfal list
of the appropriate Christ
mas Gifts found here
Toys, Iflls
Html Painted China
Cat Glass (Ubby)
Burnt Uatktr, Bunt Wood, PhoM
graphs, Talkiig Machines, Records,
Toilet Sets, Etc
We have everything per
taining to Xmas goods.
It's all at
Ryan's I
JAMES W. HOOUE,
Vice President and Cashier.
FOB RENT
ilOGUE,
Utility Man.
You should always remember that
most' cough and cold cures arc consti
pating. Yet the most important thing
to do when you have a cold is to move
tho bowels. You cannot promptly cure
a cold until you do this. Kennedy's
Laxative Cough Syrup stops tho cough
by allaying inflammation of tho throat
and lungs, and it drives the cold from
the system by gently moving tho bow
els. Children like it for it tantcs nearly
as good as maple sugar. Sold by Pal
nco Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
Tho old faflhioncd way of dosing a
weak stomach, or stimulating tho Heart
or Kidneys is all wrong. Dr. Shoop
first pointed out this error. This is
why his prescription Dr. Snoop's Bo
storativc is directed cntiroly to tho
causo of these ailments tho weak in
sido or 'controlling nerves. It isn't no
difficult, pays Dr. Shoop, to strengthen
a weak Stomach, Heart or Kidneys, if
ono goes at it correctly. Each inside
organ hns its controlling or inside
nerve. When these norves fail, then
thoso organs must surely falter. Theso
vital truths aro leading druggistn ev
erywhere to dispense and recommend
Dr. Shoop '8 Bestorative. Test it a fow
days and seo! Improvement will prompt
ly and surely follow. Sold by Palace
Pharmacy.
"PEOPLE'S CASH STOBE."
Everything in Ladles, Children's and
Infants' ready-to-wear clothes, under
wear, shoes, silts and cloaks, waists,
skirts, millinery, fancy goods, etc
DOLPH BAATZ & CO.
686 Broad Street, Globe, Arizona
Harry Brown says he began tho day
juat right ho smarted in with FolgorN
Golden Gato Coffee, which had been
ground fresh that morning.
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Don't Be Hopeless
About yourself when you're crippled
with rheumatism or stiff joints of
courso you'vo tried lots of things and
they failed. Try Ballard's Snow Lin
imont it will drive away all aches,
pains and stiffness and lcavo you as
well as you evor were. Sold by Palace
Pharmaey.
Special sale genuine Oregon City
Mills Wool Blankets at $2.60 , $3 and
$3.90. These sell regularly at (5 and
$fl. McNeil's Furniture store.
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If o- want QUALITY GOODS ask
ysux fteesr Uet tit SOLWICO tana
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THE COPPER BELT REALTY GO.
Will sell you bargains only
7 5-room modem . High st. $2,SM..7anB
44 6-roem modem I. Bast 2,760
7G 4-reom house 8. East 1,009 Ttms
76 6-room houso 8. East l,e Terns
111 i and 2 rooms, oca tot X. High 1,106 Terras
256 7-room modem ... N. High 4,M0 Terns
377 G-room modern N. High 3,09 Tsnw
393 4-room modem , E. Messss 3.0M Ysnas
400 4-room house '...X. Hast 1,860 Vsras
404 7-room houso, snap, School Bill 200 Terms
463 6-room house, snap X. High 2,500 Tanas
411 Fine lot & lobe, close to SO Tenia
Livery bam for sale; stress, harness, buggies, wsgeas, saddles,
etc Everything ta da business with a snap. Call as sss u.
INSURANCE Firs, lifs, accident and -ability la best esapaaies
that always pay dollar for dollar.
FOB BENT Famished sod -BfunlaM hraess ix U parts tf the
city.
Phone 1291
SILVER BELT POPULAR WANTS
KRXNG RESULT!
ONE CENT
FEBIBSUB
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY THE
Uant Ads In the future will bo published In
Der Issue. No ad. ul 00 tauen lor lesa man
In every Instance'. Count your ords. always
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Pound, Wanted, etc, as tbo case may be, and multiply by tbe number of tnertlons and you
win irnow ih athm n.nut. which must aecomDany the ad. No more want ads tunnlne for an
Indefinite period will be accepted except from
WANTED.
WANTED A No. 1 cook wants work.
"Inquiro Bank Exchange cigar stand.
WANTED Woman over 23 expod
onccd at nursing. Address "B",
care of this office.
WANTED Every consumer in Gila
county to try SOLWICO brand of flour,
spices, canned fruits and vegetables.
If your Krocor is up to dato he has
them.
WANTED Two colored boys, aged 4
to C years. Call at the Iris theater
finturday at 11:30 a. m. Mothers
must accompany.
WANTED Somo kindly disposed per
son to adopt a baby (boy) 14 days
old. Apply in confidence, Box 120.
WANTED Situation doing housework.
Address K, this office.
WANTED Dining room girl at Moun
tain Viow restaurant.
FOB BENT.
FOB BENT Cabin In Bailey block.
Win. Ross.
FOB BENT Large corral, stable, wag
on shod, hay houso, etc. Inquire of
Eugeno Middleton.
FOB BENT Faux-room cottage on Pas
coo hill; rent $20; cheap. Apply Sal
ivation Army. '
FOB BENT Forty or moro acres of
ferttlo land, ranch sovon miles below
town; also water in abundance. In
quiro at this office.
FOB BENT Throe-room nous with
wator. Geo. G. Schmid, Blako street.
FOB BENT Four-room furnished
houso, with bath. Cheap to right par
ty. Also thrco-room houso unfurnish
ed. C. C. Carico.
FOB SALE.
FOB SALE Comjcxe soda fountain,
with tank, chargor, etc; bargain. Ap
ply Silver Belt.
FOE SALE Gents' furnishing house
doing good business. Address A. Ii
C, Silver Belt.
The White House
BBOAD AND CHDAB STBBETS
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Globe's Leading and Most
Popular Dring Gal
Best Liquors and Ggars
and the best general bar ssrrlcs
la tha city. A gentleman's re
sort. Good trettasnt foe all.
HOLLOW
Concrete Blocks
and Sidewalk Reinforced
Concrete
MBf actnrer of Csfneet Primed Sticks,
AO-toa pressors to ths brick.
Estimates on Building
Promptly Furnished
X MAUREL
Coacret BUsk Hkiuss, West
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14 E. Oak St.
BRING -UtiULTi
PER WORD
FEB IMU
COPY .FOB ADVEBTIBEKKNTa
the Silver Belt at tbe rate of one cent a word
id cents, una cssa icuaw accompany ine copi
prefacing the ad with For Kent,
, XI
or Sale. Lost
partlesbavlng an open account with this office.
FOB BALE.
FOB SALE Few thoroughbred Plym
outh Bvk cockerels from prize win
ners, perfectly marked and from a
strain of nnr breeders. For informa
tion writo P. B. Walker, Box 62,
Teviston, Arix.
FOB SALE See Knight Parker at
once, 729 East Ash street, for a cheat
horn -n installment plan, both mod
ern and common.
FOB SALE Span of ponies, harness
and buckboard; ponies good for rid
ing and driving. Enquire 953 North
Broad.
FOB SALE Shoe repair shop doing an
excellent business, cheap. Address C.
A., care of Silver Belt,
FOB SALE Good saddle horse and
saddle. Apply 361 Cedar street after
5 p. m.
AUCTION SALE 10 A. M. Saturday at
the Manzanita Hotel. Dressers, Iron
Beds, Art Squares, Carpets, Chiffon
iers, Wash Stands, Stoves, Etc.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST A plain gold open bracelet. Bo
ward will be paid finder upon return
to Mrs. Hendrix, Copper Hill.
FOUND Pair silver bowed spectacles.
Call Silver Belt office, pay for this ad
and get property.
PAIN
9fci In ti headp-ln sbtw- -, feat Ml mats,
r-laconalon.patmtoMoodpiiii- nXlilus
ria rnwllj. At Umtt, so s-Ti Pr. Stone wad tf
&blet-Ued Dr. Stamp's lfidc 3.U6
eoaxe blood preeesiw eysr ras Mia run few
la cflw U chomlas. plMi-f rj deUsw-l- Gtl
though j-falr. U smtly qiW-wt Ua fcloedoirau.
kvlioa.
Ii Ton hv ft tm-n.es. H't bleed
If fri painful pcrloi with 'oaaan. mm eaat
U jon art eloepkra. raUesi. nerroui. It's Woa
eonfrestion blood preware. That eurolr to ft
certalntr. for Dr. Shoop'e Hcftd-cb TMeu op
It In ao nunntea. and th tablets siatplr dUtrlbui
tbe unnatural blood pressor.
Iiruite your finger, and doesn't U set red. and
rwell. and pain tout 01 court it do, in coo
section, blood pressor. You'll find It where pab
fa al wuti. rt a aU&plr Common Sense.
We tot - tMnte. &d caearfullj- rmos-Mfi-
Dr. SHoop's
Headache
Tablets
THE PALACU PHARMACY.
We Do Laundering
as it Should be Done
We guarantee our work to
pica30 you. All wo ask is a trial.
Our wagon will call. Phone 1481.
Globe Steam Laundry
FELAND BBOS., Props.
Downtown Office, Owl Club Cigar
Stand.
The New Customer
We make old customers out of
now ones, and rarely lose either.
This is because they are SATIS
FIED CUSTOMERS and WE
KEEP THEM SATISFIED. They
are satisfied because' we do
horseshoeing and carriage repair
ing as it should be dene. Hors'es
called for and delivered.
BAILEY & SON
PHONl 2281
4 Room
New, modern house,
close in; $794 cash,
balance euy payments
Price, $1,8M.
7 Room
house, Knob HiU;good
condition; a live wire;
only $1,SH.
GLOBE REAL
ESTATE OFFICE I
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j. m. Mcpherson
I had listed ttday the
best value in Globe:
One 6-room house
One 4-room house
Shrubbery, strawbeerry .beds,
fruit trees, the prettiest scenis
effect In tha city.
Theso two houses with few
choice lots is a bargain at
$2850
Will pay rent for $40 per month.
$1,000 cash, balance on. good
terms.
DESK AT
Consolidated Realty Co.
BANKER'S
GARDEN
The Finest Resort in GMe
Popular with all classes winter ad
summer. Befresh-uukts of all kinb.
Choice Cigars, Wises sad Liquort.
Schlits and Anhewsr-BsaCb Brer tV
ways ouo Draught
Concrete Blocks
ESTIMATES ON BUILDINGS
PROMPTLY FURNISHED
CHIMNEYS A SPECIALTY
Daniel I Htlmai
P. O. BOX 485,
OLOBB
Bank Exchange
Restaurant
J. T. LOUIE, Proprietor
Now open in rear of
BANK EXCHANGE SHLOON
Chinese Chop Suey
and Noodles
Meals at All Hours
Open Dal aud Night
m
Building Contractor
Building 'estimates
promptly furnished
Work guaranteed
J. E. MERRIAM
BOX 491
Office Opp. Kinney Hones,
Architects
General Contractors
Estimates
Cheerfully Furnished
We are prepared to lean msae?
on buildings put up by as.
SIMS & SONS
P. O. tex 400
Res. 780 Monroe SL, Et Glsb
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