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Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

Dr, A. F. Maisch, of Payson, was a visitor here on Tuesday and Wednes- day.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

Pyorrhoea, the most dreaded disease of the mouth, treated and cured. Dr. Cool. dentist.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

Mrs. J. s. Duey and daughter, Win nie, and Miss Mildred Nance expect to leave next Monday for San Diego for a prolonged stay.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

Wm. Garland, president of the C w., G. X N. Ky. Co.,, has been m town for week.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

Walter Shute and Miss Winnie AL lison left on Wednesday morning for Tempe, to attend the Normal school, The term now commencing will be Walters third year at the Normal.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

Born, Sept. Il, to the wife of H. E.. Grant, daughter.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

The family of Attorney c. T. Clark arrived from the east on Monday night.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

F. w. Andrews, of Socorro, N. M., an old acquaintance of J. $. Snifien, Is a visitor to Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

Family washing solicited prompt attenuon-wor guaranteed. Globe Steam Laundry. Telephone B.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

Attend the grand ball at the hall, Saturday 10th.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

Mrs. L. G. CoombS will take a lim- tied number of pupils in music,
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

Hot and cold baths at Towle's bar Der shop.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13
Arizona Silver Belt
LOCAL NEWS.

Crown, , c. cigar, Globe Drug Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

FOR SALE-My house, on Hill street, with furniture.
 w. F. WHENTHoFF.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

Judge P. NJ. Thurmond has been jollied good deal since his return from Salt river Monday, because of his failure to perform the ceremony which was to have made two hearts beat as one. The lady in the case changed her mind at the last moment and now all is chaos in the life of the rejected bridegroom.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

Walter Shute and Miss Winnie Al lisOn left on "Wednesday morning for Tempe, to attend the Normal school, The term now commencing will be Walters third year at the Normal.
 A meeting of Alexander Post, G. A. R., will be held Saturday evening, Sept P. A full turnout is desired, as business of importance, is to be trans acted CHAs. ScHULzE, P. C.
 Misses Lillie and Beula Wright have opened dreSsmaking parlors north of G. $. Van Wagenen'S, and solicit the patronage of the ladies of Globe. All orders will be promptly and satlsfac- torily executed.
 II. B. Paul., accountant for the Old Dominion Copper NJ. & $. Co.,, re- turned last week from a pleasant visit to the coast. Mrs. Paull and daugh- ters are expected home from Califor- ma within a lew days.
 Gila county is represented in the democratic territorial convention by $. B. Claypool, James c. Goodwin and W. F. Rawiins, who will cast the countyis 13 votes as instructed, for J. F. Wilson for delegate to congress.
 There will be grand ball at l. Q. O. F. hall, Saturday, Sept l5. All are invited. Everything will be done to make it an enjoyable affair." Good music, fine floor Grand march at o'clock sharp. Managed by Prof L. c. Woods and Arthur Moore
 Miss Julia Hamm has returned to Globe, having personally selected the finest line of millinery ever brought to this territory. Fall and winter ready to wear hats now on display. Opening of French patterns and dress hats will be announced later LADIES BAZAAR.
 E. J. Healey and Ed Leighton re- turned last night from trip through the mining districts of southeastern Arizona and northern Sonora. MT. Healey was much pleased with the southern country, and reports the mining and livestock interests four ishing.
 II. Eichwald, who represents Kol- berg Bros, of Fl PasO, manufacturers of La International cigars, was here for several days this week. Interna- cional cigars meet with large sale here, and Mir. Eichwald says his busi- ness is good throughout the south west.
 James Byrne, while coupling cars at Solomonville last Saturday had his right hand caught between bumper and coupling pin, losing the first joint of the fourth finger and having the third finger split. While the injured digits cause him good deal of pain, Jimmy is thankful that it is no worse.
 The washouts on the c. ". c. & N. railroad below Solomonville, caused by last Friday nights storm, were the most serious this year. The whole San Simon country was under water, and 30 miles of track were more or less damaged. Superintendent Beal. by energetic work, now has the road in fairly good shape again.
 Judge P. NJ. Thurmond has been iollied good deal since his return from Salt river Monday, because of his failure to perform the ceremony which was to have made two hearts beat as one. The lady in the case changed her mind at the last moment and now all is chaos in the life of the rejected bridegroom.
 ---------- Sultan Bros are reducing their stock |
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

Misses Lille and Beula Wright have opened dressmaking parlors north of q. $. Van Wagenens, and solicit the patronage of the ladies of Globe. All orders will be promptly and satlsfac- torily executed.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

The washouts on the G. ". c. & N. railroad below Solomonville, caused by last Friday nights storm, were the most serious this year. The whole San Simon country was under water. and 30 miles of track were more or less damaged. Superintendent Beal, by energetic work, now has the road in fairly good shape again.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

Sultan Bros are reducing their stock to make room for winter goods. Bar gains in several lines.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

A meeting of Alexander Post, c. A. R., will be held Saturday evening, Sept. P. A full turnout is desired, as business of impoI tance, is to be trans acted. CHAs. SCHULzE, P. C.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

II. B. Paul., accountant for the Old Dominion Copper NJ. & $. Co.,, re- turned last week from pleasant visit to the coast. Mrs. Paul and daugh- ters are expected home from Califor- mia withina few days.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

James Byrne, while coupling cars at Solomonville last Saturday, had bis right hand caught between bumper and coupling pin, losing the first joint of the fourth finger and having the third finger split. While the injured digits cause him good deal of pain, Jimmy is thankful that it is no worse.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

II. Eichwald, who represents Kol- berg Bros, of Fl Paso, manufacturers of La International cigars, was here for several days this week. Interna- cional cigars meet with large sale here, and Mir. Eichwald says his busi- ness is good throughout the south west.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

F.. J. Healey and Ed Leighton re- turned last night from a trip through the mining districts of southeastern Arizona and northern Sonora MT. Healey was much pleased with the southern country, and reports the mining and livestock interests four ishing.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

Gila county is represented in the democratic territorial convention by $. B. Claypool, James c. Goodwin and W. F. RawiinS, who will cast the county's 13 votes as instructed, for ]. F. Wilson for delegate to congress.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

Miss Julia Hamm has returned to Globe, having personally selected the finest line of millinery ever brought to this territory. Fall and winter ready to wear hats now on display. Opening of French patterns and dress hats will be announced later. LADIES BAZAAR.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-09-13

There will be grand ball at I. 0. O. F. hall, Saturday, Sept l5. All are invited. Everything will be done to make it an enjoyable affair. Good music, fine floor. Grand march at g o'clock sharp. Managed by Prof L. c. Woods and Arthur Moore.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-14
GREAT BRITAIN NEEDS MONEY.
Next Loan VIII BE Between $4,000.
900 md 5O,O0O.OOO Pounds

ioadon, November 1.-THE early call
ing OF parliament with the object Of Sc
curing for the government further DO :
rowing powers to meet the expenses of
The South African and Chinese situation
has caused much comment in London. 1t
Is claimed that the government has Dor
rowed GSOO0. 600 from the Bank of Eng
land and further operations Of this KIDD
would be imprudent and would disorganiz c
the money market
II is quite impossible to foretell what
amount the chancellor of the excheque r
will find II necessary to borrow. The gea-
erll idea Is that the figure Will be some
where between e25,OOO, 900 and $4,000
600.
strong feeling is expressed agalns;
placing any portion of the loan in The
United States. 1t is argued that when the
Americans want gold, they have only to
send bonds back to England, thus depict
ing the gold reserves, and it is contended
that there is ample British capital seek
ing investment to meet all the require
ments OF the government.
one suggestion In the market yesterday
was that an issue might be made or a
Transvaal loan for $40 900 900 or $50, 600
eco with the interest guaranteed by the
BRUSH government,
IL Is evident that Sir Michael Hicks
Beach has no easy task before him. In MS
speech at Bristol, he said that he had de-
sired 10 resign, but had been persuaded 10
remain in office
| South African capitalists are protesting
against the Transyaal being saddled win
| the cost of the war, while British tax
payeis are equally anxious to have the
mines bear the burden.
| Sir Michael Hicks Beach, chancellor OF
/ Tho exchequer, speaking this evening In
| Bristol, said 1t would not be his privilege
| IN the next budget to relieve the taxpay.
ers, He wished he could say that he vac
not about to increase the budget; but the
governments expenditure had been enor
nous especially in China and South
! Africa. He declared emphatically, how
ever. that the wealth Of the Tiansvaal
would have to bear part of the South Al
| rlcan expenditures.
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ELECTION IN KENTUCKY
The Result win Re Officially Declared
December 3.
THE CANVASS WILL BE CLOSELY WATCHED
aIatters May Arise which WIZ Have
Bearing ON Contests in Con-
sressionni Districts.

Frankfort, Ky, November l3.--The state
election board will meet December 3 10
canvass the returns and officially declare
the result OF the election in this state.
While the republicans have formally con-
ceded the election OF Beckham as gov
ernor and announced that there will 10
10 contest. both republicans and demo-
Gratis will be represented by counsel al the
canvass OF the vote. Every phase OF the
election will be closely watched by both
sides as matters may arise which VIII
have a bearing on the contests for con-
gressmen in two distrcts-the Thiid aud
the Ninth. Governor Beckham will be
inaugurated December H. 1t is said one
of the first official papers Governor-e t
Durbin Of Indiana Will have to consider
wnen he takes Office win be requsiton
from Governor Beckham for The return OF
former Governor w. s. Taylor ami eA-
Secretary of State Finley TO this State for
trial. Leading republicans claim 10 have
assurances from Indiana republican lead
eIs that Mr.. Durbin will follow the PEE
cedent set by Governor Mount in thesa
eases and will refuse to honor the requ.si
lion.
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STABILITY OF THE CONCERT
OF POWERS Is AGITNTING THE
LONDON PAPERS.
The Attitudes of Germany aud the
United states Meet with Their
DisRpproN

London Noyarhsr 14-Tbe r.rdo,
,,,,n,,,. -.
"ioih lhs papers axe again aslated con
corning the stability Of the concert OF the
powers in China. The attitudes of Ger
y,rv ara Tho tr,,..4 CO... -. ,.t.,,
"eS' WIZ
uisAppfoNai' the former because Count
Won Waldersee has sent column to de-
stroy the Ming tornbg an net which Ia
.-,a. s,-.-,.. .,-,t-...
40 heeu'esSls ''uu'c'''e' anu
the latter because IL threatens to break
The Daily Chronicle comments strongly
upon the American attitude a. a feeble
compromises which it is Impossible to ac-
eept''
The Morning Post says 1T would be
unrea sonable for the United States TO
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CHoATE's ADDRESS.
lie spoke of the career and Chnrac-
ter of Abraham Lincoln.

ter of Abraham Lincoln.
Edinburg, November l3.--Joseph H..
.Choate United States ambassador to Great
Britain. this evening delivered the inau-
surel le2,ure at the Philosophical Institu-
ton Of Edinburgh, taking as his theme,
THE Career aud Character of Abraham
Lincoln"
Lord Rosebery who presided. intro
duced Mr.. Choate as follows: Mr..
Choate is one OF that choice succession
of men whom the United States have sent
10 this country. He has endeared himself
TO us in remarkable degree by his brill
liant aud genial qualities. For his dis
course he has selected one of the most
interesting subjects within the range of
possibility. the great man who he person
ally knew in the hSsh. Abraham Lincoln"
Many notable persons were in the au-
dience, and Mr.. Choate was frequently APP
plauded,
Lord Rosebery. replying to vote Of
thanks for presiding, said; Lincoln was
ono OF the great figures OF the nineteenth
century To me it has also seemed that
he was the second founder OF the great
Republic. His strength rested on two
rocks, untinchng principle and common
sense. one distinguished feature that
disassociated him from all the other men
OF history was his immense fund of hui
NOR"
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From Washington
Il ow a Little Coy was Saved

Washington, -. c. - When our
boy was about Is months old he broke
out with rash which was thought TO
be measles. In few days. lac had
swelling on the left side ofNhis neck
and it was decided to be mumps. He
was given medical attendance for
about three weeks when the doctor
said ii was scrofula and ordered a
salve. He wanted TO lance the sore,
but would not let him and continued
giving him medicine for about four
months when the bunch broke in two
places and became a running sore.
Three doctors said il was scrofula and
each ordered blood medicine. A
neighbor told me of case somewhat
like our baby's which was cured by
Hoods SarsapaIilla. I decided to
give il TO my boy and in short while
his health improved and his neck
healed SO nicely that ! stopped giving
him the medicine. The sore broke
out again, however, whereupon again
gave him Hoods Sarsaparilla and It,
persistent use has accomplished COIN
plcte cure do not think there will be-
even scar left. cannot speak too
highly OF Hoods SarsapariIla and Lrec-
ommend il everywhere get chance"
MRs. NETTIE CHASE, a X ST., N. L.
Like Magic.
"a complication Of troubles, dys-
pepsia. chronic catarrh and inflam-
nation OF the stomach, rheumatism,
etc., made me miserable. Had no
appetite until took Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, which acted like magic. ] am
thoroughly cured" N. Il. SEELEY,
1874 West 18th Ave-, Denver, Col.
II You have failed 70 get relief from
other remedies try Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla,s II cures whom all others fail,
because i is Peculiar 70 Itself.
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married at the county clerks office tl'
morning.
jackson ST. and Franklin Ave.

married at the county clerks Office hs
morning.
Stokes JONES. Pollock, Texas, Nosen.
Der S-l4ob Stokes of Wells ana MISS ienu \
Jones CT this place were married l0us' :
the residence Of the brides parents.
THOMAS FORD. Paris, Texas. NoyenH'
u. Hugh Thomas and Miss Lille ford, w
ing north of Paris, were married a. 'ae 'V'-'
ty clerks office yesterday afternoon
HuNTLBY JOHNSON. : FarnsIsynl .s
Texas. November s.--R. b Hunuey o. ~. ~,
land and Miss Inez Johnson were nlsi p.,.
yesterday evening at $50 O'CLOCK az 'le p'f'
is church
McWILLIAMS-B BANKER, = Ems l,c i ilsas
November l0.-Ensineer j. >, NV "a III, M,
the Houston and Texas Cenual aIu ,. ~,
Jennie Banker of this city were n'''''
here this evening -.
PINKERToN- LITTLEJ otiN'--iyis,rr.. I'm I'm,
November II Gus Plnkerton duu US, :, IN,
Lttlejchn. well known young psop, y n ,ns.,
city, were married TINS al'erno''
this county, 80. VI.
PEYToN- DRIVER. -Tsxarsana, isA = R ~,
yember lie. H. Peyton, JF,' ~ \ n IA
resentative Peyton oil Miller s oua A 10
Arkansas legislature was m s..ls f,rs,s
O'Clock this morning to MISS Ca,,s ~ q
at the home Of the brides ul''' =
F. Mccormick. .. ys,
BENNETT DUER Hampstead ie *, IN
vember l2.-Miss Lila Dell l'ue' u 2, YES
and Mr., Charles IL. Bennett Of ~ r,y.
married Yesterday afternoon, = n
denee of the brides parents nes ouia
pbair off,ciating. The Wedding We ,,Isss
one only relatives and imfnea'a''
bcing present r.,,s
NEyITT BUCHANAN SHERMAN s sons X
Noyenber ig.-Last evening a. tne n0 S.r,,
Mr.. William jenkins. MI sre united d
and Miss Pearl Buchanan re
marriage r,xas. NJ
M,ELEoY REESE. -Midlothls1s' Mss hius
vember n ,-E. c. McElroy ana .n ling al iss
Riese were married THURSDAY assr sovr
residence Of the brides father nea r.,.s
DtrNN- NEWLAND.--Garden s'n ni.s crsls
>d ~ ~, - MIR. Ed Dunn ana M,'' Al y
Newiand were married ludss J. y
o,ciock at the brides father
Xix officiating. .,ny,lle. Terss
rARTER PATILLo,- Gr es1,sr a. Paf'
November l3.-Mr Albert mount yernrl
and Miss Lillian Patillo o. ,r Lends BY gs.
stIrnrised their families anu asv esening
t su' - married mar In this city suhu's ,s "
n9A~ts,cAwTHoN. -clcburp,s,, ,l nsaari o..
" W. 10 NJ n. G. DAVIS Of visv sere mar
wise Kate Cawthon OF For. wv
ried sunday. November H. -,.,,, Teas
poRE-sMEDLEY -Mq cunt a SaI Miss p, y,
Noyen1ber l2.-Mr. Lee rT III mere yesleIap
daymie smedley we're na'''
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MADE VIOLENT SPEECH
Against The Spanish American Treaty Of
Paris.
PROPOSED ESTABLISHMENT OF A BANK
The spnnish-Amcricnn Governments
should Negotiate Commrrci"i
Treaties with spain.

Madrid, November 13.-Dur ne the pro-
ceedings of the Spanish American con-
gress today. and while the report Of the
committee on arbtr3ti, n was under con-
sideration. the Comie de Luque, profess
sor OF international law in the University
OF Madrid, delivered violent speech
against the Spani h. American treaty Of
PARIS, declaring that people ought to
protest against the feudalisn that exists
now in questions OF international order. "
Senior Greisard. former minister of ior :
eign affairs. qualified this doctrine as
Dangerous
Other committees proposed the estab'
lishment OF a Spanish bank with brancnes
in all the large towns of Lain America,
half the capital 10 be supplied by Spain
and the rest by the Latin republics; ad-
Yised the government Of Spain t. reduce
railroad and other tariffs md to reform
tle customs duties In order to facilitate
the importation Of spanish American pro-
duee. and ad ocaJed the concession by
Span sh-Amercsn vernments OF naYlgd-
tiou bountes. the reduction Of hatnol
duties and the establishment OF co1ling
stations and stations for stores.
Other recommendations were that the
Spanish American governments should me-
got ate commercial treaties with Span;
thai permanent expositions for the e&ni-
bition of Spanish and Spanish American
products should be established. that all
sorts of facilities should be extended to
CONNIE rcia travellers and that an cXporta-
ton and importation bank with numerou.
branches be founded.
At noon the queen regent received III
audience the members of the congress and
their wives.
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HAY is MUCH lRRITATED
Over Determination Of Ministers 10 Punisf
Influential Cinnamon.
WANTS DEMANDS THAI CAN BE AcCFprEn
Washington officials Hold that Ex-
ampies should only Re Made OF
the ConspicuousIy GUILTY.

New York, November ia dispatch 10
the Herald from Washington says: Sec
retary Hay is much irritated over reports
from Pekin showing that the ministers are
determined to punish every influential
Chinaman whom they think is responsible
for the recent outrages, and showt1g also
that the Indemnity to be dcmarted will
reach s6OO0OO.o00. The secretary Is
anxious that the powers shall submit de-
mands that can be accepted by China.
offcials at Washington hold that ex-
smples should be made only Of those con-
spiciously guilty. and that the sInount
Of indemnity should certainly be not moro
than s200,000,o00. It is pointed out that
II all the leading men are sentenced to
death they will in self-defense organize a
resistance which will necessitate further
military operations, the end of which no
one can foresee
The president and Secretary Hay are
anxiously awaiting the result of the delib-
erations Of the ministers. 1t is plain they
are not pleased over the developments Of
the last few days.
Lieutenant General Miles. as acting see
rotary of war has been advised OF the de-
part,tre for Manila of the last American
troops, which We're under orders 10 leave
China. The force under General Chaifee
consists OF the Fourteenth infantry. one
squadron OF the Sixth cavalry and one bat
tery OF the Fifth artillery
The United States has thus Withdrawn
its troops after the necessity for their
presence has passed. At the same time
the protection of American interests and
the American legation is assured by the
FaaR
lister WI Is anxions that this force shall
be further reduced. and Secretary Hay has
announced his willingness. provided other
nations withdraw
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LOCAL.

VIM Hauek reappontei superintendent
Of county farm and Or. George clarendon
reappointed county physician.
Meeting OF ladies Of the Faith Home to
arrange npal prelImlparies for the annual
Chrysauthemum SHOW
A. r. Anderson, Tor sheriff, received
the largest vote polled in Harris county
az tho recent election.
Biokor Cholim arranging 10 siye tho
nth annual Purim ball
Preliminary stems being taken tor the
next state sacngcrfest, 70 DO held in
Houston.
ANQther STERN relief headquarters to bs
cpeuad M in Houston,
Getting ready fer tho state bowling
tournament 10 take place here next SUM
day.
Committee Tor The f., f and v Fes-
tivai.
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DOMESTIC.

strike OF telegraph operators on
Western railroads lasted only thirty
minutes.
Grant Bros, New YORK stock brokers'
made an assignment vita liabilities OF
about $1,000
Tho Kentucky election returns VIII be
canyassed December g.
Two wings Of the Knights OF Labor are
IN session at Birmingham, Ala
W. J. sanford was declared by the
Alabama legislature 70 be tho governor
elect OF Alabama; the action was taken
because OF bis serious Illness.
Another body was recovered from tho
ruins OF the CLIFFORD House, at Poplar
BLUM. $40.
George b. Loving Of Fort Worth, Texas,
is on his way to New York to conclude
negotiations for a 100000, 600 cattle trust
TO uptrgte in Texas, Il Is said.
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

President McKinlcy's next message was
discussed at meeting Of the cabinet
The president has asked ali the mem-
bsrs of his cabinet to remain in office.
They will probably accept
The war taxes are not to be reduced rs
the present expenditures necessitdte them.
II Proctor's hll is adopted it will mean
an army of 100000 men
Census Director Merriam has informed
the president that the census figures viii
be at the disposal of congress at the com
ing session for reapporuonment purposes.
Corgressmen Hay and swanson OF Vir-
sinia say conservative republicans win
not favor cutting down the representa-
tion OF Southern States because Of sur
frnge nmnndrnnnts
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STATE.

Galveston. relief committee has sppro-
prIated more money for building pur-
poses.
r %. Fisher was acquitted Of murder
in connection with the killing Of Gilmore
and Scott Porter in wharton county.
There is much alarm IN Williamson
county over the appearance OF the boil
weevi
General Scurry says this White Maus
Union in Grimes county is good thing.
r. r. Milan, a veteran Of Texas In
dependence Is dead,
The telephone strike has extended TO
Temple and Fort Worth.
Government Engineer Appercones is Of
the eninion that the Braces eau be made
nYiGable for boats drawing ten feet.