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Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06
LADIES' SHOES

Morning Glury''-DOngOla Kid. but
 ton, Coin toe: a very neat shoe: sizes
 to 6l: regular price S225; clear
 ancc price ........ ............... 6I Lady Egin" Dongola Kid. button,
 Coin toe; very pretty shoe: reg
 ular price S2: clearance price ..... sl.3J "The Crescent A Dongola lacc;avcry
 neat and comfortable shoe; regular
 price S2.25: now. w.................. Sl ,J "Melba"-A DOngola Oxford very
 pretty shoe: was good Scilcr at
 S2; now for or............... $l 45 No. 7ii0- A French Kid, lace, Coin toe
 medium heel, hand turned, iancy
 vesting upper; very swell shoe
 and was sold at Sj.50; clearance
 price ....... ............. ............ E.. 2.45 No. 16 DUngOla lace, Goodyear welt;a
 seryiceable and stylish shoe: regular
 S3 goods; now for .......... ......... S2. 15 No, 7557-Lades' Rang. Calf, lace soft
 but heavy enough to- gOud
 regular price sl.75: now ...... Si p No 75i0-O Old Ladies' Comfort: FEE;
 very soft; worth Sl,j0: now ....,. sl.30 No. 5sso--Old Ladies oxford: very soft
 and easy; regularly sold at Sl.2j:
 now ........ .......... .. soc No. 25S A ladies house slipper: very
 soft and easy: a shoe that should
 bring sl: now for..... .............. bOc
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

For Kent Desirable front room. Apply to w. G. Scott, this office.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

Next Wednesday is the beginning of the Lenten season, and Easter Sun day will fall on March 20 this year.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

Paints, oils, window shades, wa paper, at News depot.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06
Arizona Silver Belt
LOCAL NEWS.

Robert Maclay was in town Sunday,
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

T. A. Fulton, who used to be the street Sprinkling n an, has located in Clifton, where he is going into the Second-hand business.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

The Cyclone mid-winter clear. sale the greatest money-saving pr osition in the town.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

Mckinley diy in Arizona, which was set for Jan. 29, and was to be ob- served by special exercises by the schools and churches, was overlooked in many of the towns in the territory.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

Just received a fresh supply cigars. GLOBE DRUG STORE
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

In Albuquerque the other day, d team pitched tO a milk wagon, be- came frightened and ran away, while the owner was out Of the wagon, and when some one yelled milk at them they stopped.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

Everything going at cost price Mrs. HugheyS.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

The members of St. Johns Guild will meet with Mrs. Tillman on Fri day, Feb. :, at 2:3O D. m.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

Our winter clearance sale has begun and will continue iifteen days. Genu- inc bargains in ladies dress skirts, French llannels, wOolen dress goods and meu's underwear. Every thing included in the sale is marked with red ticket Sultan Brothers.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

See the l0-cent caps at Mrs. Hug eyS millinery store.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

A Mexican child, two years old, dIed Sunday morning from scarlet fever and was buried in the afternoon.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

Tomorrow will be Arbor Day, and under the territorial law will he a le- gal holiday, The people are expected to plant trees. flowers and shrubs for the adornment of their homes.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

The two year old child of w. O. Futile, chief of scouts at san Carlos, died few days ago at that place.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

Miss Rachel Follett, who has been working as dressmaker, in Globe for several months, returned to her home in Pima last week Paragon.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

The Western Union telegraph office was duly opened for business in the post office last Saturday. The office will be open week days from sa. m. to x p. m., Pacific time, which is from 9 q. m. to 9 D. m. local time: and on Sundays from 2 tO II a. m. and tO 6 D. m. local time
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

Trophy baking powder always grN satisfaction. ]. II. Morehead sell,
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

Our line of Ladies Misses and Children, Shoes is complete and Ur-to Date.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

Owl Owl!. Owl... cigar , cenl
 GLOBE DRUG STORE.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

The finest line of Ladies, Gents aD Children's Shoes in Globe, just receil ed at THE w. w BRooKNER Co
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

A. NJ. Lockwood, who used to hold down the foremaniS case In this office, has been spending several days in town on account of sickness. He is working on gold claim about three miles northwest of town.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

There is race horse in New Or leans whose name is Death, and it ap- pears that he is properly named, as he 'loves a shining mark" and always comes in on the home stretch.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

Globe has been particularly fOrtu- nate in having escaped the smallpox, which has visited many of the towns in the territory. Not single case is known Of here this winter, not even q case oi Philippine itch. U may not be too late, however, and people should be on the lookout. The first case known of should be reported to the authorities, and rigid quaran- tine at once established.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

Uncle John Cramer, who has been confined to his home for nearly a month with an attack of the grip, is able to be out again. He has had a very trying siege of it.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06
N EMS SHOES

No sl Mems Wei Kid, lace; neat
 and swell shoe: regular price & a;
 clearance price .............., S2 65 No. s5s A Genuine Calf, plain toe, lace;
 $35O; now for " <2 65 No. s29-Men's Kangaroo Calf, Good
 year welt. Coin tee lace; a neat
 and serviccable shoe; has always
 given satisfaction; regular price
 $3.50; now .. ........-....... s2 40 No. si6 Mems Wei Kid, lace, Coin toe;
 neat dreSsy shoe; regular price 8;
 now ........... ..-....-.. ...-..- ..... S220 No l00i Mems Velour Calf, Goodyear
 welt. Coin toe, lace; one of our
 guaranteed shoes; always sold for
 si5O; clearance price ......... s345 No. s3i Mems Burru Skin, plain toe,
 lace; soft and easy; guaranteed
 shoe; regular price S3 g; now S2.45 "OO"- Mems Box Calf. Harvard last
 Goodyear welt; very swell shoe and
 one that is Sguaranteed;reguar price
 S4 50; clearance price ........ S3 45 Good Luck "A heavy high lace min
 ing shoe; just the thing for the :. hills; regular price B 50; now. 2.45 "Klondyke Kangaroo Calf, all solid,
 plain toe; good easy shoe; sizes s
 and 10; regular price s2 75; now sl95 No. ll9O-Iron Calf Butcher. lace; good every workday shoe; our best 8 50 shoe; clearance price S265 "Reaper'1All solid Kangaroo Calf, plain toe, screw bottom; regular price S2; sale price ...... ........... Sl.i5 "Dynamitcr A heavy Oil Grain work.
 ing shoe; regular price Sl a; now Sl.25
 BOYS SHOES The Sheridan"-A good school shoe for boys; sizes l3 to 2; regular price Sl 25 sale price ............. 95c "Tbe Sheridan Sizes to ,; regular price $l.J0; sale price .......... Sl 10 No. Sls-A good heavy shoe wears well
 and looks neat; sizes , tn 5; regular price S250; sale price .,.... .Sl s5 Ne. v Box Calf, Goodyear welt; swell
 shoe for boys; regular price S2 50
 sale price ................. sI.90 No. 16l6- Boys King Calf; a well made and good wearing shoe; always sold
 for S2; sale pri"e .... ........... Sl 65
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

Toys of every description at News Depot.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06
BOYS SHOES

Other reductions not mentioned here will he found t0 be just as cnticing
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

A strike is threatened in the east by the railroad conductors and train men. if an increase Of ten per cent k not made in their wages within two weeks.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

Notice-Eyerything in the furnilD line at bed rock prices at
 c, w, PULLMAN :,
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

Frank Alley has decided to again enter into the active practice of law and will open an office on the south side, the second door from the bridge,
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

You. will find at the Globe Meat market the choicest beef, mutton, veal and pork; also poultry, fish, ranch eggs, butter and cheese. D. Murphy, proprietor.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06
MEMS SWEATERS

MEMS SWEATERS No. 35i-A good heavy navy blue
 sweater; regular price sl; now 50c No l65 A lambs wool Sweater. navy
 blue and maroon; regular price
 Sl.25; sale price ..... ............ 15c No. S25 Mems heavy all wool Sweaters;
 regular price Sl I5; sale price Sl 9 No .92 Mems fancy all wool Sweaters;
 always brought Sl 15; safe price Sl ? No 36l Mems fine all Wool Athletic
 Sweaters; were easily sold at S2;nowSl 10
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

Lost, strayed or Stolen From camp of the Bobtail Mining compaI two rOan horses. The larger horse | a reached mane. and weighs ab, l 300 pounds. Reward will be paid
 their return L. either the Bob, camp or c. k. Corral. Globe. {
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

You get woolen dress goods, Nil, domestic cloth and other dress gOO at half price at the Cyclone m winter clearing sale.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

Now is the time to get nice hat a small cost. See Mrs. Hughey's price, Just received, at tue News Dept. fine assortment bar glasses.
 
 Winter goods cut down in prices lo make quick sales at the Cyclone mid. winter clearing sale.
 Just received, at the News DcpuI fine assortment bar glasses.
 The Cyclone mid-winter clearlD. sale-all broken lines go now at hal. price to make room for spring goodS. Paints, oils, window shades, wal paper, at News depot.
 Everything going at cost price d. Mrs. HugheyS.
 The finest line of Ladies, Gents aD. Children $ Shoes in Globe, just recejv ed at THE W. w BRooKNER Co Owl Owl.' Owl!.. cigar cenhI
 GLOBE DRUG STORE. Best goods at the lowest priceS This is the winning combination al
 MAX LANTIN $. Just received a fresh supply cigars GLOBE DRUG STORE The Cyclone mid winter clearul sale the greatest money-saving pnII osition in the town.
 Buy pair of the Brown Shoe CouI pany's shoes. There is comforl worth and wear in every pair.
 THE w. w. BRooKNER G. See the l0-cent caps at Mrs. HUgtl eyS millinery store.
 Trophy baking powder always gp,eI satisfaction. ]. H. Morehead sells i'I Toys of every description at tr News Depot. Notice Everything in the furnilur4 line at bed rock prices at
 c. w. TILLMAN's Lost, strayed or Stolen From t1 camp of the Bobtail Mining c0mpaD two roan horses. The larger horse hs a reached mane. and weighs abOUI 300 pounds. Reward will be paid their return t. either the BObG camp or e. k. Corral. Globe. uI You get woolen dress goods, Nns domestic cloth and other dress g0Ol at half price at the Cyclone m winter clearing sale. We tell plain tale, but We tei. truthfully. that our goods are the be and prices the lowest.
 MAX LANTIN | Buy your meats at the Globe Me market. where the best of every thiUg kept. Orders promptly filled and livered in any part of town. Murphy.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

The best bargains ever olfert d in la dies dress skirts, wOOlen dress goods, French waist ilannelS, plush capes and mems wooden underwear, at Sultan Brothers 's winter clearance sale.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06
A New Firm.

w. r. Reynolds and Clyde Scott have purchased the grocery business of Wm. Mill Williams in the north part of town and are now conducting the same.
 The members of the new firm are quite well and favorably known here, and have agrcat many friends, besides having good business to start with, which was built up by the energy of MT. Williams. MT. Reynolds has been an engineer at the o. D. mine for several years, and Mir. Scott has been in the employ of the Globe Lumber company, most of the time as book keeper, for the past eighteen months
 F. I. Wattron. of HolbroOk, has been appointed probate judge of Nav alO county, to fill the uneXpired term of R. F. Jackson, who resigned, in order tO give his personal attention to mining in Tonto Basin. Judge Wat trUn was the Sheriil of that county, about two years ago, who gained for himself national nOtoriety, by d unique invitation 10 many prominent people, to attend the public execution of man by the name of smiley, which he stated would be carried out scientifically, artis,ically and per fectly.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

We tell a plain tale, but We tei. truthfully. that our goods are the h and prices the lowest.
 N.N aNHrrN.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

II IS confidently expected that every item of the war tax will be taken of by congress at the present session, and will take effect on the first of July,
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

V. l. kODSon or heSa, ulcU ldSl Thursday in Phoenix.
 Dr. <, A. Thomson, Superin tcndent of missions, holds the second quarter ly conference this Thursday evening, at 7:30 o'clock.
 A mistake was made last week in the date of the next meeting of the Good Templars. 1t should have been Monday, Feb. lI.
 A week from tomorrow will be Val entine day, and many of the stores are already displaying some very handsome ones.
 w. J. Webster has moved his shoe shop across the bridge in the Van Wagenen building, north of the Min CTS Union building,
 Ed and Will Shanley left Tuesday morning for a visit to their cattle ranch near the head of Salt river, and | aiSO lu uO some luntinS.
 Rodgers Kyle, brother of Walter Kyle, the painter, has taken the place f Clyde Scott as bOokkeepcr for the l Globe Lumber company. T. A. Fulton, who used to be the street Sprinkling an, has located in Clifton, where he is going into the secondhand business.
 Miss Rachel Follett, who has been working as dressmaker, in Globe for several months, returned to her home tn Pima last week Paragon.
 Frank Alley has decided to again enter into the active practice of law and will open an office on the south side, the second door from the bridge.
 A strike is threatened in the east by the railroad conductors and train men. if an increase Of ten per cent Is not made in their wages within two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-24

| PANAMA VS.. NICARAGUA.
Two Great Interviews With the Diplomats
of the Central American Republics
FRANK G. CARPENTER

tween something and nothing. All the
ADVANTAGE are with the Panama route.
IL Is the shortest route, the most eco
nomical route, the route with tile few
est locks and the route that could be
maintained al the lowest cost II II
route that has been tested by expert
ments and actual work.
"The Nicaragua line Is absolutely I'M
developed Surveys have been made,
but no practical experiments have
shown the possible expense OF construc-
tion. You know Of the railroad tunnel
which they are now making in New
York. Before that tunnel was dug all
sorts OF bOrngs and experiments were
made, and upon the basis OF these an
estimate vas formed Of It's probable
cost
when the work was done II was
found that the estimate was $4,000 900
below the figures OF the engineers. The
railroad tunnel was very short. The
Nicaragua canal survey extends over
many miles. IL has been made In an
unknown country, and you can't tell
how far the figures Of the engineers will
be from the actual cost. They can
figure as to what they can see, but
they cannot calculate all the difficulties
that may come up.
ION the Panama canal work has been
done along the whole line. A great part
OF II has been dredged, and the noun
tans have been actually cut down.
Already two-nfths Of the canal has
been completed, and you can figure out
the cost Of the remainder almost to the
cent. A large force has been at work
for the last five years and hundreds OF
men are there working today. The
property Ia In a good working condition.
one set Of managers can easily step out
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lomblan minister. 1.-THE canal would
bring our countries closer together. 1t
would cement the friendly relations
which now obtain between US and we
should naturally favor American cap
ital and American immigration"
THE MIGHTY COLOMBIAN REPUB-
Lie.
IT suppose you know" continued
Senior Silva, that Columbia is an EN-
pire In its natural resources. II is OF
great size. You could put ten states
the size Of New York into II and have
space to spare. The most OF the land
is high and healthful, and we have vast
areas which viii raise coffee. sugar,
cacao and other crops. We have some
OF the best grazing lands of the world
and the Cauva valley might easily be
made the garden Of the universe, This
valley lies between the mountains not
far below Panama, extending, roughly
speaking, north and south. Ii has an
area as great as Texas and Its climate
Is well suited to your people. The canal
win develop It.
you know something OF our min
erals My country has already pro-
duced more than s70O,O0o,O0O worth OF
the precious metals and we now stand
fourth among the great gold-producing
countries. We are led only by the
United States, Australia and South
Africa Large amounts OF American
capital are already invested in Colom-
bia, and II you complete this canal we
shall probably be partners in the de-
yelopment Of the richest parts OF all
South America"
FRANK G.. CARPENTER.
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frequently worried or excited the strain
will tell on their nerves in nervous
headache-which by It's prevalence
among women and Its infrequency
among men is marked as q forerunper
Of female disease.
Miss Fannie G. Shepard, of Hiram,
Ohio, and q student at Hiram college,
studied too hard and was sufferer
from headache, and she was so nervous
she could not sleep at night. She says !;
"Four years hard Study told on my geo.
srsi health until became pale and thin and
lost much Of my natural vitality. | found
that slkeplsss nights and frequent headaches
warned me that must take better care Of
myself. Mother had been using Wine of
Cardui with good results and SO she advised
me to take II. Il did so for three weeks and
with such satisfactory results that | feel 1t
but just to you to acknowledge what a
blessing and help II was to me. It Is good
thing to know that you have a medicine
which Is reliable, II Is half the cure, and
Wine Of Cardui is certainly all you claim
for IT,"
Miss Shephard's close application
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will cost many lives TO construct u
The Panama road and canal have leu
60 settlements along the line and ~
excavations have aided In draining IN
luWlands 80 that the country tnere q
healthful today We have had no yell
low fever 10 speak OF for some years
and feel safe in saying that there =
now no danger TO the health of Amerl-
cans at Panama"
THE LABOR QUESTION.
"But suppose we buy the canal SEN
or. can you supply the labor needed q
complete ~"
Eyes. There will be no trouble Ii
getting good w0rkmen. You can brine
them over from Jamaica and others OF
the West Indies Islands and we eau
supply much from Colombia Itself, We
have a large number OF idle people
who would seek work Of you, and the
employment Of these would take away
n part Of our revolutionary forces. IL
would render the government secure
and would gradually make Colombia
the richest and most important OF the
South American states"
but the Isthmus OF Panama is thin
ly populated, is It not?' said l.
mo. II has more inhabitants than
most people think" replied Senior Silva.
1.-THE Isthmus Of Panama belongs to a
province which has an area four times
as big as Massachusetts There are
parts OF II which have great natural
resources and, together with the rest
OF Colombia, It will furnish an enor-
NOUS field for American capital"
Suppose the Panama canal Is chosen,
will Americans have any special advan-
tages In Colombian
II should think So" replied the Co.
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- ICHo0L days are the happlest
"a days of life. In the buoyancy
M of youth the student sees life
ahead with all its bright prom
ises. With good health to q girl all
things seem attainable and she bends
every energy to reap knowledge and
gain the coveted class prize. But In
winning the honors Of her class many
girl has lost the great prize Of health.
The excitement Of examinations and in
termingling with school mates causes
girls, whether at boarding school or at
home, to forget the precautions Of
health. Persistent, hard study, with
loss of sleep, excitement and lack Of
proper outdoor exercise will ruin any
girls health.
The hardest school work generally
comes at that age when the girl Is least
able to stand the wearing mental strain
and the consequent waste Of vital en-
orgy. Thousands Of girls are not phys
ically strong enough to withstand the
tax Of life full Of activity. II they are
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Iiss Fannie c. Shepard
A Student Of Hiram College, Hiram, c

to her studies was fast making her .,
invalid when Wine Of Cardui bronoh,
her back to health. Hers was a c.,a
where prompt treatment resulted in a
quick and effective cure. II took VIM
OF Cardui just three weeks to undo tho
trouble that resulted from four ye,ro
OF abuse. This powerful remedy tor
the Ills of women never fails 40 ,ba
repeated cures reported in this manor
will show. Nervousness and headache
are distressing the lives of thousands ot
women who never dream that the wbolo
trouble can be remedied by treating
their menstrual irregularity. They will
notice that severe attacks came about
the time OF the menstrual period. This
should be enough for them. Nature ia
giving the warning.
Wine Of Cardui banishes peryous
headaches by removing the cause. In
stopping the headaches Wine of Cardm
strengthens the nervous system. Il
regulates menstruation, stops bearing.
down pains and the drain Of leucor-
rh9a. This treatment not only stops
the headache, but it relieves every
other racking painful symptom Of
female trouble. Nights of refreshing
sleep take the place of sleepless, rest.
less ones.
Write The Ladies Advisory Depart.
ment, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn, and state your
case II you are in doubt, but relief will
be quicker II you 60 to your druggist
now and secure q bottle of Wine Of
Cardui and begin taking it today in
your home.
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The Minister From Colombia States the POSI-
ton OF His Government to Panama and
What the French Have TO Sell There-How
the Canal Can be Built and How It's Con.
structon VIII Open Fortunes to Americans
In the Republic VI Colombia-~The Ncara-
guam Minister Gives the Claims OF That
Country, and Says the Psnam Canal VIII
bel Failure-He Discusses the Nicaraguen
Route and Tells How Americans Are Emil
grating There 70 Make Fortunes in Rubber,
Cocoanuts and Gold Mines
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THE SANITARY SITUATION.
How about the health conditions
along the line OF the canal, Senior Cor
ea2" said |. Can our people live and
work thereT
Certainly they can" replied the min
ister. II have gone over the reports Of
your engineers and surveying parties.
They state that Nicaragua Is the
healthiest o, all tropical countries, and
not to be considered In the same class
az Panama Surgeon Bradford, who
went over the route with go surveyors
and $40 Jamaicans and natives In 1887,
says that he did not have one case of
serious illness in his whole party. 10
was there IN the rainy season and was
doing actual work along the line now
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