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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-08
Ricr,eI;eu as an Editor.

The first reporter of France was Louis XIII. The National library pos sesses the manuscripts of thirty-slx ar ticles written by that king. Almost all are accounts of his military operations. These articles were published in the Gazette de France. The copy" how ever, did not go directly to the printer. Louis XIII. wrote abomlnablc French, and he had vague notions of orthogra- phy. His articles were corrected and often entirely rearranged by secre- tary named Lucas, who copied them, sending to Richelieu the new manu- script. Richelieu examined it in his turn and often introduced additional corrections. At the siege of Corbie the king wrote few lines eulogistic of the cardinal, but afterward crossed them out of his article. Richelieu wrote them in again, and so they appeared in the Gazette. de France.-Kevue de Par h
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-08
Chills any Hot Baths.

Hot water bathing is beneficial in counteractjng the effect of a chill. First, it undnes another mischief work cd by the chill The latter has sent too much blood internally, so risking con gestlon. Heat brings the blood to the surface. Heat is not life, but it is one of the factors of life. Indeed, dis solution always occurs when the In. ternal' bodily temperature is greatly lowered. Heat will not keep a body alive and great heat will kill it. In many morbid states of the system, as rheumatism, hot baths are of great service. Warm baths are useless. The heat should be as gr,at as can be borne without pain.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-08
THE WILD BALSAM APPLE.
Its Seed Holders Are Suggestive oS
 Lace Purses.

Ats Seeu hol1ers Are suggestive Of Lace Purses.
 in the brooks of autumn in certain places many little iacellkc bags may be seen drifting along with the cur rent or stranded by the shore. They are the inner coats or bodies of the wild balsam apples tEchinocystis loba- ta) which have dropped from the vines overhanglng the stream and now float lightly away with their large seeds.
 The green prickly bag of the balsam apple itself began to form in late sum. mer, and by autumn il has withered and faded to q palS straw color. We may see the trailing vines with their shrunken pods dccorating the brook side bushes faf into the winter. The outer coat of the pod gradually rots away. and the inneg bag or seed car rier is now released and exposed as n delicate, webby network Slof tough fbers. A thin skin or mem brane fills up the space between. these meshes. but that also falls away through the action of water and the winter storms until only the hall-like tissue of the purse" Is left. These. little purses, be. ing extremely light and buoyant, float far and wide over the submerged swamp lands in late autumn, carry. ing the seeds with them and so plant ing the vine in new situations. If how ever. we take these seeds home with rs and plant them there. Mother Earth will suitably reward us in the follow ing year with vines of our own. They will spring up and spread rapidly until all the stone walls and garden fences are decorated with the tracery of their stems and star shaped. leaves. - St Nicholas.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-08
DISCOUNT
, 7 { } PER CENT

The most seductive, enticing trade offerings in the mercantile history of Globe. The prices named. during this great sale should crowd tho store from early morning until the closing hour at night. One days selling under normal conditions would rid the store of every garment at the prices quoted. You will never full ly understand its magnitude until you have examined the goods and heard the prices, observed the styles and noted the qualities. We bought the stock for a season of prosperity-of high wages-of general good times. Adverse in- dustrial and financial conditions make this great reduction sale one of the necessities of the times. It is your profit; it is our loss.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-08
The Best Yet.

Onslow and o 'Brien will do their fun riiest act at the Iris tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-08
All Tailor Made Suits
 at yvs 20 per Cent Discount

The most beautiful creations of this seasons designing. They are here in broadcloths and all the new smart weavings in plain and novelty suitings. There is not a wanted color or style that cannot be found here and we have them in all the regular and cut sizes. In reality this is the only real line of ladies tailor-made suits in the city. Our regular low prices ranged from S10 to S55. In this great sale, which opens tomorrow and closes December 25, they will be sold at discount of 20 per cent.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-08

Mems Smoking Jackets Bath Robes Pajamas Fancy Under wear Shirts Collars Tes Dents Gloves Fancy Hosiery Silk and Irish Linen Handkerchef everything imaginable for in the latest styles.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-08
Silk Petticoats at 20 per Cent
 Discount

If we are more strong in one line than another it is in the silk petticoat department. No better selected stock can be found in the southwest. There's an exclu- siveness, an individuality here that is refreshing and pleasing. Every imaginable color is here; lovely embroidered confections; all made for particular, dressy la dies. Nothing cheap looking about the lowest priced garments. No matter at what price you buy you get a bargain. We did sell them at from $4.50 to S35. In this great sale they go at exactly 20 per cent discount.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-08
A STUDY IN EYES.
Michael Angelo had hazel eyes. Mohammed had coal black eyes.

MOhammed had coal Dlack eyes.
 Milton had gray blue eyes, clear and round.
 Beethoven had small brown eyes. very mobile.
 Dante had, according to Boccaccio, large black eyes.
 Isaac Newton had blue eyes, small, bright and piercing.
 Cowper, physically tlmid, had weak blue eyes devoid of animation.
 Harvey, the discoverer of the circu- lation of the blood had small eyes, full of spirit.
 Carlyles eyes were described as "the very handsomest ever seen in mans head-dark blue"
 Bismarck had eyes of steely gray, deep sunken, almost hidden under bushy eyebrows.
 Dr. Johnson's poor health so affected his eyes that they were dull and life less, of a watery blue.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-08
Pointed Paragraphs

Many man wears a thinking cap under his silk hat.
 An engagement ring is girl s idea of band of hope.
 Anyway, bald man doesn t have to worry about gray hair.
 Between the two evils-a kicker and a knocker-there s no choice.
 Let the other fellow have it his way as long as it is only talk.
 Preachers lives would be awfully tame if it wasn t for weddings.
 Everybody knows some things and some people they would like to do.-- Chicago News.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-08
Good soft coal delivered in ton lots at SIP per ton. Globe Hardware Go.

We frame pictures. Naquin Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-08
Evening and Street Gowns 20 per Cent
 Discount

We are showing the only line of evening and street gowns in
 the city. No store in Arizona will give you more varied stock from
 which to select; no store in Globe
 can approach us in this line. Ar
 tistic creations in silk, satin and crepe de chine-many of them made ill Paris; all of them made by leaders in the world of fashion. This showing will prove revela- tion to you. We want you to ex- anime these garments; we want you to buy them while prices are not much above the cost of the bare materials. They are all in the great 20 per cent reduction sale.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-08
Crawford Shoes

If you are the sort of man who says five got to be shown,' why don't you let us "show' you why our Shoes are superior.
 Mems Patent Colt, S4.00 to $6.00. Mems Gun Metal Calf, S3.50 to $500. Mems Kangaroo Calf, $4.o0 to $500. Mems Work Shoes, S2.5o to s4.00. Men't Water Proof Boots s3.50 to s9.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-08
HATS

From whatever viewpoint you con- slider it, our Hats for Men are far su- perior to any shown in the city.
 It is not alone in the quality of the hats, it's the style and the fact that it cost no more than you're asked to pay for the inferior kinds. Stetsons, Roelofs and Tiger Specials, s2.5o to S7.0o.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-08

It is not generally known that soda may be used in connection with sweet milk, especially in chocolate loaf cakes, where it seems to lend richer mahog- any color to the cake.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16

care not what anybody says about my success
or the reasons which they ascrfbe therefor. All the
talk and comment is the babbins of babes to me.
know better than anyone else can know that sue
cess has come to because have deserved success
and know better than any other man knows that If
had elected to the feet of the master-crafts-
men in finance and learn the alphabet they Taught
If and as If has taught all the years. that there
,youId be no one marvel nor crfticfse whatever
success may have made. My success has come
from hard work. IT has come from an honest en-
deayor in field of labor where merit alone is re-
warded In this day of strife and fierce competition
the victory is not always to the strong but more
often is crowned the earnest, honest sincere effort
in the field of Right and give thanks that it is So
c. F. KING.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16

Fork or D,1nkard Creek. II drilled into TAO
fourth sand and started or ar a 2o-barrel rale
for the first twenty-four hours. mak1nS u us'
largest producer now extant in the Southwest tel-
ritorv Subsequently the well was even better tl'I
this on being agitated but from last advtces Nas
showing signs of weakness. was 10 be expects-
The well came in something Of a surprise "
cause OF its size, the previous well on the sall
farm rated only light producer NeeoieSs -
saw the new strike has started considerable VIZ
In the vicinity as IL Is believed that consioeraO
pool exists which may yet prove OF some HHp
tance Outside of this exceptional discovery noun
ing has developed in the entire lower southwest
outside of the usual OF small producers 90
dry holes although considerable new WORK = IN IN
der way in different localities. Attention IS oes
attracted several large tracts OF oniS -
tested territory in Lincoln. Calhoun, HoalS aoJ
Wood counties. II is believed pcssioIe tL-
carried out Up the present time. however % s-Ta.
tests as have been drilled have not proVeu i"
nerative- -a-~ 5i=-
although considerable work has been prOSSScu .r,r
several sections of Athens County. put us,s ue trs
has been light bumpers for less tnan . na.h 80
wells and the balance were busters Inc ossS .ss
PfeifTer farm. in the Payne District WasiiIi5 80
County. This came early last week WIN = eor-
duction OF about 1S5 barrels the nrst 6ay anu a., an
tinued to hold up at 100 barrels Gay, II -
old territory however and opens UP notnins n7s =,
Refined petroleum Is unchanged at 40 5;ls-
barrels and s cents IN bulk at New fork- I.as-
delphia prices are on basis or POM polrreSShsnwesi
London spot. SID imperial gallon -rsrks
az francs for 100 kilos and Bremen 90 nAt -
for 80 hlos. -
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
GOVERNMENT BONDS

Government bond quotations compare as follows
with those Of a week ago:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
CARNEGIE MILLS NOT TO CLOSE.
Ample Orders Ahead Without Disputed Rail-
road Rail Contract.
tBy Telegraph to TIE Tribune. ]

Pittsburg. Sept. 15.-Oflcials of the United
States Steel Corporation have insisted that ths
Pennsylvania Railroad file new specifications
for rails, other than the Cassatt specifications,
If the company wants them delivered during
the year A threat has been made that IL the
specifications for the rails not filed at once
certain mills In the Pittsburg district owned by
the corporation will be closed down.
In spite of this threat, one OF the leadins
officials of the Carnegie Steel Company, which
ALWAYS handles the rail- business. declares that
none OF the mills owned by that company will
shut down. He asserts that the company has
s,,f5ctent orders on its books without the rail
contracts to keep the mills In constant opera
ton throughout the year.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
GAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings of
thrty-six railroads systems for the fourth week
August. Of these thirty gains 81 528 3s7
or lis per cent and six return losses OF s6 6s4 or
per cent. The whole shows a gain of s., ,s23 or
1913 per cent. The Tribune has also printed the
gross earnings OF thirty railroads systems for
the first week in September. OF which twenty-five
turn losses OF *2 227. AZ per cent The whole
shows a gain Of 1904 461, or "A per cent
Fourth week I'm August
80 companies s145oos42 s12e51 Inc s152s 3s7 lis
companies. l.192,336 1.2539oo Dec. 6i.564 o
Total SO COS SIS 701 g7s 1853 Inc 81 1913
First September
q companies IS. 2209 s7592 $50 Inc. ss2s 6ss SD
8 companies. 5o2.745 6Te972 Dec. 24.227 AZ
Total 80 ss773.717 ss.1s9 25e Inc. s6o4 "a
DETROIT & MACKINAC.
First week in Sept. s25.351 S23.s21 sf7971
July i to Sept. r.. 249.14 235 s82 1892
WHEELING & LAKE ERIE.
First week in sept. sl27.ess sI2ooo7 slo1 s24
July / Sept. t. ,2l7 1074.S3 1,O0S.o35
CHATTANOOGA SOUTHERN
July TO August 81. 29.Ioe 3oos 21.6is
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE & ATLANTIC.
Month Of July
Number of miles. 592 5a2 5s8
Gross earnings ...... s329. .el2 s2s312+ SOB 49S
Expenses ............. 223.065 172ss4 1ee.8S7
Ne. earning. s1oe.s47 .I1os4o $40" 81
Other income. SSH 6123 742
Total income....... s1I5.s5s s1I8ee8 s1oa55s
Charges taxes. ETC.. 1881 934S2 s6.642
surplus .-.......... slso2! s2s5sl sIe.sil
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16

to withdraw money from savings buy.
buy buy and keep buying listed stocks 1hs ADVICE
which has in the past six months been spread broadcast
if faithfully followed by bank depostors would
to-day register of nearly nehalf Of all the money
deposited in the savings banks Of the country.
can speak plainly on this subject because know
am rfrbt | know that the advice which have given
matters financial wEich have proclaimed in the news
papers of this country for years at an expense
to myself Of naIf million dollars has been good advice
All the facts go show it, History proves IL My own
success emphasizes because man may build large
businessa business occupying the large offices required
70 transact the volume of daily passing through
nv offices at Boston New YOrk-who has not blded
arich-who has not buded truth-on honesty and sin
cerity.
Men marvel at my success. almost every week
friend of days declares that he cannot under
stand it. 1t perfectly clear and TO explain The
things stand for and have stood for are Right The
things have opposed and do oppose are Wrong
Not only in Boston, Massachusetts and New Eng
land are new recruits daily added TO the ranAS ol l
who believe as 1 believe the same is true OF otner
cities and practically all of the Union As an
example single mail this week brought in orders LOT So
cures which I recommend and which are not listed on
any Stock Exchange which therefore tree from al
oin+ OF specuation from Republic of Mexico from
England from Colorado, from Arizona, from Nortn Ca
lima from Michigan from Ohio. from Illinois and rom
Ta1as II, addition TO numerous orders from other nearby
points
EVERYWHERE all the country investors are oeI1S
aroused 10 realization that the listing OF corporation Sc
rities on stock Exchanges is longer IN the interest o.
the investors but capture and deceive nave
cried out against thngsI have pointed OUT tne
wreck and ruin along the way. and have prescroeu 7
reuedv and the remedy been plain That IS why my
business as financial agent and adviser 10 investors
has grown and grown, until to-day it overshadows tat Oh
anv other financial agent in the United States-unt tS
IS greater in volume times than the business
transacted by any other financial house in America han
ling exclusively unlisted securities
am glad that have been able TO build up sucn
busness-to be the head Of such house Livery u3S
am IMPRESSED more and with the TACT mat am
rendering real to the public and because OF ua
fact shall continue labor in season and out OF season
along the lines originally laid down. and always with n
creasing and earnestness- -,
solicit correspondence and personal intervie" "l'n
all persons. wherever they may reside. who see neSe
things as see them and believe In them as believe ID
them and to all such be glad to point out way
for sane safe and profitable investment OF their surplus
funds.
C., F. G
ST. James Building, Broadway and 10Th Street
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
nryuENn Nn 2.

DIVIDEND NO.
A. quarterly dividend OF per the capital
stock OF this Company has been declared. payable
October Is. 1907 at the Office OF the Treasurer l3i
Street Boston. Mass. stockholders OF
the close OF business September %. 1907.
CHARLES A. HUBBARD. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

One good strike last week relieved the sf;ua~
ton in tho lower Southwest from absolute stagna-
ton This well was completed on the R. W. Whit
latch farm. In the Battelle district on tho Soutn
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
BANK EXCHANGES; SALES RECORDED.

The bank exchanges of the New York Clearing
House and the stocks sold the New York Stock
Exchange last week and the week of the
preceding two years compare follows:
Sept. IA 'o7. Sept. l5. '06 Sept. i6 '0S
Exchanges S640 es5 ss5 s2o1s 81 55 PCS
No. shares sold 3.IS2.7S 6a25.4S5 6.sT3,74o
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
NATIONAL BrscrTr COMPANY.

quarterly dividend OF ONE AND ONE
QUARTER PER CENT the Common Stock has
been declared payable October 18th. 1907.
Of record close business September
2sth 1907 Transfer books VIII be closed Septem
f,er 3oth 1907, October 18th. 1907 both inclusive
T. E BUGBEE. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
DiUidend Notices.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
80 -iOhh- S5pI HUI A0V'
DIVIDEND No I5G

DIVIDEND NO. 156
Board Of Directors have declared a quarterly
dividend O ONE AND ONE E-QUARTER PER CENT
upon Capital Stock of this Company. payable AZ
fhe once OF the Treasurer after the day
OF shareholders Of record the
Of the transfer books the 2oth day of Sep
tenber inst
For the purpose OF the Annual Meeting Of Stock
holders be held Wednesday. the 9th day Of
Clc.ob Of above o.
the transfer books closed q three O'Clock on
the afternoon Of September Goth inst. BE
opened the morning Of October 11th next
NJ T. WILBUR. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
G.. E. KI G

81. James Building, Broadway and 10th Street.
New York, Sept, 10. 1907.
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Bob Burdctte ON the Saloon.

Your town Is under no obligation
to any saloon. All that it is in re-
spectability and permanent prosperity
1t has grown to be without the assist
ance Of the liquor traffic.
IF the saloon men insist on quot
Ing me on this topic. let them COM
NIT this to memory, that they may
repeat 1t as they used It: I do not
know one good thing about a saloon.
1t Is an evil thing that has not one
redeeming feature in its history to
commend 1t to good men. 1t breaks
the laws of<God and man. It desc
crates the Sabbath; It defiles public
order; 1t tramples under foot the ten
derest feelings Of humanity; it is q
moral pestilsnce that blights the very
atmosphere Of town and country;
It Is a stain upon honesty: a bur up.
on purity; a clog upon progress; a
check upon nobled impulses; it is an
incentive to faisehood. deceit and
crime.
Search through the history Of this
hateful thing and read one page owe,
which some mother can bow he,
grateful head and thank God for all
the saloon did for her boy. There il
no such record. All its history 1.
written In tears and blood, with
smears Of shame and stains of crime
the dark blots Of disgrace"