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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-27

NEW YORK, February 26.-What IS the use of worrying over the high cost of living, the greed of trusts, the cor ruptness of politicians, poor health and equally poor business, when everybody, by a simple trick, can be happy and at tain everything he or she may wish The problem of perpetual happiness has been solved at last and Mrs. Julia Seton Sears has done it. She is priestess of THE NEW THOUGHT and those who had the opportunity to hear her at the New Thought Matinee at the Belasco theater the other afternoon were sur prised when she explained to them how easy it is to be perfectly happy. Why, any child can do it. All you have to do is to close your eyes, breathe deeply and concentrate your mind upon what ever you wish, be it health, wealth or a new automobile. If you keep it up long enough you are sure to get all you wish, perhaps even more. There were several hundred men and women in the audi ence at Mrs. Sears matinee and all of them shut their eyes, breathed deeply and, presumably, concentrated their thoughts upon their individual pet wishes. This period of New Thought
 exercise lasted about fifteen minutes, and if the people in the audience did not get what they wished for it is mere ly due to the fact that they did not keep up their deep breathing and con centratiOn long enough to "bring their vibrations in harmony with their aura ' whatever that may mean. Mrs Sears says she knows but for some reason or
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-27
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

February 15, 1910. TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE GIBSON. COPPER CO.,:
 Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of Stockholders of the Gibson Copper Co. will be held at the office oft he Company in the Trust Building, City of Globe, County of Gi- la, Territory of Arizona, on the 2nd day of March, 1910, at the hour of two o'clock, P. M. of said date.
 s. l.. GIBSON, F. F. TOWLE, President
 Secretary.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-27
NEW BANK ID OPEN FOR BUSINESS
 MONDAY
Financial Firm of Cook & Company Ready to Re
 ceive Public

Another financial institution will be added to the business houses of ths city, when the private bank of Cook X Co.,, occupying the old quarters of the Globe National bank, will be thrown open to the public.
 For the past several days prepara- tions have been made for opening the new bank. The old quarters of the Globe National have been overhauled and put in good shape, the windows properly lettered and a supply of cash placed in the bank 's strong box. To- day the finishing touches will be put on the new bank and tomorrow morn ing everything will be ready for busi- ness.
 "I believe there is ample business in this district to support another bank, particularly private bank, such as the one we will open to the public on Monday,' said John s. Cook, at the head of the new institution, yesterday.
 ''We will do general savings and , commercial banking business as well as maintaining a general collateral and realty loan department, and will, in fact, handle banking in all of its branches. In advance I wish to thank the people of Globe for their patron age.
 Associated with Mir. Cook in the new bank are J. N. Porter, president of the First National, and w. D. Fisk, di rector in the same institution. The personal liability of the partners will amount to about $250,0O0 and the bank will have plenty of financial backing
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-27

amputated or otherwise surgically re- moved the mole, to the utmost relief of the undertaken patient. She is doing well now, thank you.
 Whether it is a scarcity of news ow- ing to the absence from the United States of Theodore Roosevelt, or some ents to send out similar yarns, is diff cult to determine. Usually these yarns make their appearance in print simul- taneOusly with sea serpent stories dur ing the broiling "dog days" but this year they are coming, like Easter, lit tie ahead of time. Another capital yarn was that sent out by an Ithaca corres- pondent, saying that experiments at the poultry department of the New York State College of Agriculture had proven that by feeding certain dyestuffs to hens during their moulting season not only their feathers but also their eggs may be given any color desired How ever, the color of the eggs always matches that of the plumage. In the future the tedious and often unsatis- factory task of dyeing Easter eggs may be entirely dispensed with The hens may pc hdue Io lay eggs or any ue- sired color. Just think, what bril- liant display hens will make at poultry shows of the futurel
 
 The vagaries of diseased minds are unaccountable, indeed. There are scores of patients in various lunatic asylums who imagine themselves to be Napoleon, St. Peter or John D. Rockefeller, but it was left to woman in this city to establish a new record of lunacy. The woman is wealthy and, although as thin as the proverbial rail, is laboring under the delusion that she is too fat. To keep her from killing herself by "train- ing down. and swallowing large quan- titles of reducing" medicines she had to be sent to an asylum.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-27

The Adams Confectionery are selling all their candies at 10c to 25c per ID. reductions. Buy now.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-27
PROFESSIONAL NURSE

246 East Cedar street, (Bert Pratt 's residence). Phone 314; terms reason able; best of references
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-27

Concrete walls. Globe Brick & Con struction Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-27

aend some of the Special Mining Editions of the Silver Belt to your friends abroad. A few left at the low price of 25 cents each.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-27
McElroy for wall paper.
A Shaking Up

May all be very we'll so far as the trusts are concerned, but not when it comes to chills and fever and malaria. Quit the quinine and take real cure Ballard $ Heroine. Contains no harm full drugs and is as certain as taxes. If it doesn't cure you get your money back. Sold by Palace Pharmack.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-27

McElroy for framing pictures.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-27
Stray Topics from
 Little Old New York

other she won tell, or at least not so that other persons can understand it.
 x
 A jury in Supreme Court Justice Ma reau's court got itself into serious trou- ble the other day by discharging itself in the most nonchalant manner. The jury had been sitting all forenoon and part of the afternoon in a suit over a contract. At clock in the afternoon the jury retired and three hours later they informed the court officer in charge of them that they had "agreed,0 and handed him "sealed verdict '' As customary in such cases the jurors were then permitted to go home. The fol- lowing morning the jurors were all pres ent at the opening of the court and the foreman handed to the judge the sealed verdict. On opening the document the judge was astounded to behold the worlds "Jury unable to agree" Then the court proceeded to say things to the jurors who had "agreed to disa- gree" because they wanted to get home for their suppers. Justice Mareau or dered the jurors to appear before him next Monday to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt of court.
 
 The principal of one of the Manhat- tan schools was fined $500 the other day by the elementary schools commit tee of the board of education for hold ing two positions and neglecting his school duties. It appeared that the principal referred to for the last two
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-27

CANDIES AT REDUCED PRICES The Adams Confectionery are making reductions of 10c to 25c on all candies
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09
TEN THINGS TO DO
DURING December.
From The Progressive Farmer.

/, Keep plows going wher-
ever lands will not wash; plow
deep, especially on clay lands,
and follow with cover crops
wherever possible.
2. Drain wet lands; make
terraces and bitches, if you must
have them, 90 that they can be
worked over; get out stumps,
brushes and stones; repair out
buildings and fences.
3. Lay out your work Tor
next year, planning crops with
special reference to the building
up Of soil fertility
4. See that all farm animals
are we'll housed, that they are
fed on the feeds they need, and
that they are kept comfortable.
B. Haul out manure as made,
if possible; buckle down to the
study Of fertilizing problems and
see if you can't get more for
your fertilizer money next year.
6. Kill ycur hogs as soon as
they become fat and the weather
admits; it doesn't pay to keep a
pig after he has reached the
"killing stage"
7. Get catalogs from the i'm
plement makers and study up on
farm machinery; try to arrange
to do cheaper work next year.
s. Keep an eye on your
school; cooperate W I h the
teacher; help and encourage the
children in every way you can,
8, Plan a reading course for
the winter evenings, one which
will be helpful TO you and in
which the whole family can be-
ycaDg...c-c'rr c-c'rr5s-,5li.
10. Get ready for Christmas;
don't make it a time Of self
indulgence or Of reckless spend
ing, but a time Of gIadness for
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09
t. ! little folks and Of good will
III all men.
lie Took The Hint.

a farmer had a dream. He
'droamed that he raised four
ttlls1usand bushels Of corn and
t5.t ne was happy over the fact
~ On he dreamed that he sold it
fdr 90 cents q bushel, and his
htopincaa was still greater. But
ha dreamed that he sold it to four
u pnsand different people, a
: shel to each one, and that no
o}a had paid him and he was
s}3 When he awoke it was
t pad daylight, and leaping out
. s4ad he exclaimed to his wife,
9aoeaoa, | have solemn
graing and l know the meaning
o it. am going right of to
IL va and pay that publisher the
d7alarI owe him for that paper
I1,,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

The Batesvillo Guard made a
"crack" one day last week that
Is absolutely too good to keep.
In speaking Of the convening OF
congress Monday, tho Guard
stated that lhe body would be
opened by Joe Cannon, who
would then turn over tho speak,
er's gavel to Champ Clark, dem.
ocratic leader from Missouri; and
this was only ono Of many mis-
takes the Guard managed TO
make Ia q half.eolumn article
about the oonvening Of congress.
We supposed every man, even In
Taney county, Mo-, knew that the
congress elected last November
would not convene this year and
that the republican majority
would control the present session
Of congress. The Guard has
long been O leader In thought In
Arkansas journalism, ana we
are truly sorry TO see 1t dogon-
crate to the level Of the weather
foroeaeter and other mombega 81
the Anantaa Club,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09
TloRtb HRRonsos

| being wooden structures I \ Q
flames spread rapidly and soon
passed beyond control, consum-
ing all buildings on one side Of
the street, The loss runs up in
the thousands of dollars with
very little insurance.
An adjouised term of Law
renee circuit court was called by
Judge Coffin last week in order
to dispose of some cases that
were continued at the last ses-
sion, which was devoted entirely
to the Langston trial.
The Calico Rock Progress says
| Martin W. Littleton, who was
elected democratic congressman
over COL Rooseyelfs friend, w.
W. Cocks, in Roosevel's own
district, is a cousin Of Sheriff W.
A. Wilson Of lizard county.
The Harvey Burgess Publish
ing Company has been organized
at Imboden and will issue weekly
papers for Lmboden, Ravenden,
Ravenden Springs and Williford.
The company also proposes the
publication Of a monthly farm
| journal.
Newark Journali The Newark
Lumber Company sold a bill OK
goods few days ago to be ship
ped to New Mexico Tho pur-
chaser said the sale was the re-
suit of advertising in the Jour
nal. Who said it didn't pay to
advertise?
The negro population Of Shar"
um, Randolph county, assembled
one night recently at a school,
house TO enjoy box supper
when, ii is alleged, soine white
boys who were intoxicated APP
peared upon the scene and Gre
ated disturbance, winch result
cd in the shooting Of six of the
negroes. They will recover.
Albert Galloway, who resides
| in Tuckepman, met with dang
erous accident one day last week,
While making some fence re-
pairs on his farm a few miles
from Tuckerman he accidentally
dropped revolver from his
pocket which fired when it came
in contact with the ground. The
shot pierced his arm and struck
one Of the ribs and glanced up"
ward and backward and lodged
in his shoulder, Had the buiieC
not struck the rib the wound
would have proved fatal. He
will recover,
Joe II. Pace Of Reyno commits
ted suicide one day recently by
drowning himself in Current NV
er. Pace fastened a rope secure
ly about the roots OF a big tree
which stood near the brink OF tho
water and fastened the other end
around his legs just above the
ankles and then plunged into the
river. lle evidently made no at
tempt to save himself after jump
ing into tho river as tho water
where be was lying when found
was very shallow, Pace, who
was 80 years old, was u we'll
known and much respected Cit
i2en Of Randolph county, and
Just why ho committed such u
rash act ID " mystery to his
relatives and friends.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09
How To Stop A Paper.

4 aoy newspaper is coming to
war address that you do not
went, and do not expect to pay
fc, you should return it to the
postmaster with the one word,
"&oiused," written on it. The
o atmaster must then notify the
D olisher to discontinue the copy
Il you have ordered the paper;
ana are honest, you will pay the
Garages on it, That's about
a Calico Rock Progress.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

newspapers in every conceivable
wav that would make the only
living ex-president appear hum
bic. crushed and ridiculous TINS
naner has a collection OF these
cartoons that is positively good
to look at.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

The Sharp County Record says
it ought TO be against the law TOR
the girls to hide their beauty un-
der a big hat. But now, we
wonder if Mrs. Coger ever went
out wearing a hat that her hu8-
band h a d selected. Newark
journal.
You can bet not, We do not
mind in tie least being accused
of murder, arson or treason to
the flag, bat we'Il be duroed if
we're responsible for the kind
of hat our vile wears.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09
Has Ite2

4 Chicago man drew q 2O'acre
firm under cultivation given at
tte Chicago land show last week
+, guessing thc nearest to the
e2l act number Of grains Of rice in
a ar. The faru is located down
i, central Arkansas. The ques-
a ioY Is whether he haa aaose
enough to know what to 90 with
it. Mountain Home Bulletin.
-
Too often the piano stool is the
seat Of discord, Elk,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

In an article in Hanpton's
Magazine Dr.. Cook admits that
he may not have reached the
North Pole and pleads as an ex-
tenuating circumstance for MS
falsehood about the matter that
he was crazed from long priva-
ton and exposure in his search
for the prize and actually be-
lieved his claim. Our sympathy
has been with Cook since the
controversy arose, and he will no
doubt be delighted to know that
this office believes anything ne
wants TO say about il.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

Had you ever thought about ii
this way2 When DR.. Cook made
his claim or having discovered
the north pole he submitted his
proofs to the most learned pro-
fossors Of the old world, They
swallowed the bait, hook and
sinker, and fairly loaded Dr.
Cook down with medals and
honors Of various description
The learned men Of America got
tho same dose, The point points
to this. The so.called learned
men, the bald -headed, goggle-
eyed professors, the geographical
societies with their alleged geo.
graphical knowledge and meth
DDS Of computing distance in the
uneSplored regions probably do
not have scientific knowledge of
one thing in a dozen that they
pretend to onliehten the public
about. Dr.. Cook showed the
wise old guys up good and suf.
foient.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

The capitol commission has let
the contract for lighting and
heating the new capitol building,
Notwithstanding the fact there is
no appropriation for this work,
Gov. Donaehey claims that 81
per cent of the members of the
legislature advised bin to go
ahead and have the work done,
thereby agreeing, of course, to
foot the bills when the general
a,aJ,au!y meets. All OF Wnlcn
proves that about 81 per cent OF
the members Of the legislature is
possessed Of as much business
ability as the alleged business
governor himself, and no more
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

lax collector will soon be
in the land again. Did
|strike you that this gen.
10 visits are mighty fre-
He doesn't give a fellow
|get II good breath.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09
Sixteen marriage licences were
,sued at Newport last week.

issued at Newport last week.
Mrs. Susan Russell, aged Is
years, died at Melbourne several
days ago.
A supper given recently by the
! Methodist ladies Of Tuckerman
netted SIS.
A number Of horses have died
of blind staggers in The Mountain
Home section lately.
Thirteen DEGREES for divorce
were granted in chancery court
at Newport last week.
There were 98 republican votes
cast in Lawrence county o. the
recent congressional election.
Fire destroyed the residence of
John Spoon at Cotter recently.
Origin Of the fire is unknown
Charley Mason, a young man
of Newport, died one day Of last
week, after a short illness with
pneumonia,
The First National Bank OF
Walnut Ridge has increased its
deposits $3.50 during the past
! two months.
Miss Maud Peck died at her
home near PineviIle one day last
week. She had been in i'll health
| for some time.
At a public sale in Walnut
Ridge one day recently a span OF
mules brought &4I5, and three
mares sold for 5000.
W. P. BiJpham, a brakeman,
was seriously injured at Walnut
Ridge one day lately while
switching some cars.
The first annual poultry show
of the independence County
Poultry Association at Batesyille
last week was a SUCCESS.
Milt Billingsley, an old citizen
Of Franklin, was stricken with
paralysis a few day ago and has
since been confined TO his bed.
G. II. Brabbzson, a prosperous
Jackson county farmer, received
| S142 for a bale Of long staple cot
ton vt Newport few days ago
Rev. ITizor Noe accidentally
fell while crossing the street at
Calico Rock lately and sustained
some painful injuries about the
face.
Jessie Edmonson and Nora
Rather, negro women OF Bates
vile, were each fined 50 in may"
or's court for fighting one day
lately.
Hon. Tom Campbell, a well
known attorney Of Pocahontas,
| Is mentioned as a probable can
didato for congressman at The
next prim ary,
The Tri. County Teachers AS
soeialion, which met at Walnut
| Ridge several days ago, Will hold
It's next meeting at Pocahontas
next ThanksgiVing'
The Muirhead commis9ary on
Bear Lake near Newport was
destroyed by fire % Iow days
since, together with all the con-
tents, entailing loss Of $1,000
Elgin Brightwell, wanted for
bootlegging, was arrested at
! Tuckerman ono day lately and
taken TO Batesvllo for trial in
federal court, which convenes
soon,
DR., +. Andrews killed bald
eagle on his farm in tho Glover
Bend vicinity u few days ogo,
The bird was large one, meas"
Ing seven feet from tip 70 tip OF
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

Mammoth Spring Monitor
(llen away in size until II
pore resembles q thumb.
Fhan a newspaper Not 80
0ny years ago during lhe
OF Henry Culp, a finished
Pper man and excellent
Pan, the Monitor was q
paper and the pride Of Its
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

Arkansas Democrat keeps
\ Bryan because he bolted
Get in Nebraska, The
|the Democrat likes TO fire
|bn and never loses an op.
|ty to lot off a load in his
m,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

Is the difference whether
i legislature meets in The
ppitol or notp viii The
pure do better work in the
AIIdIog and, particularly,
+ legislature do its work
|icker?
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

|state Republican, pub
|ht Little Rock, claims the
|ciroulation OF any repub-
baper published In the
h South"
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

Donaghoy makes the
pnt in the Arkansas Ga
bat the old state house is
for the bats to live in,
|e understand the bats are
ing TO meet there any
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

!, chancery court conven-
Newport recently there
Nv 90 divorce suits on the
That's all.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

Rock Progress re-
HAT the Arkansas legis-
viIl soon be in eruption
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

walnut Ridge Blade says
Pesmon Oldlield will have
ZION in his next race for
lhation, The Blade adds
lawrence county has tive
|esIonol timber sticksv=Clay
pnd Harry Ponder.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

census shows Oklahoma
Ii, ,657, ,155 population. 1T
lated that Of this number
10 are people from Ar.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

boeter Club has been or
| at Cotter. Every town
10 have such a club and
itizen ought, to be a mem
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

vewport Democrat carries
|, . masthead. "For Pres
1912. Judson Harmon OF
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09
HOME SWEET HONE

There's no place ike
home if it has an
Edison Ph0n09raph
The finest Band, Or
chestra, Vocal and other
Music by the ablest talent
in the world is brought into
your home by the Edison
,..Sold on easy terms
Walter Mctcalf, HGL
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

|iIadeIpbia judge has fined
| $500 for selling rotten
t. We've known the time
bia Judge could have done
b. business in this town,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

bwa district sends a man
bame of Pepper to cong
fhey say, too, that he's
lded.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

al ,,"uvn aif oa'4"
society organized at
in Home. This town
need anything Of the
We've got our fingers
mind you.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

nows, cries the school
THE man without a wood
i something else to say
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

, the November elections
|re Roosevelt hae been
bed by the metropolitan
Sharp County record., 1910-12-09

10. Get ready for Christmas;
don't make it a time Of self
indulgence or Of reckless spend
ing, but a time Of gIadness for