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'DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT
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"Saturday, November'
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When you insure your property, do so
with those who, when they have writ
ten your Policy you will have no
trouble to collect for your loss. We
have over twenty of the best companies
represented in Globe, and KNOW how
to attend to your wants.
t We also do a general Abstract business and when
you get an Abstract or 'jLiue irom us you can rest
assured that it is a correct one. And so acknowl
edged by the leading business men of Globe.
We do a general Real Estate, Loan and
Bond business. If you have property
for sale or rent tell us your wants, and
we will attend to them promptly.
J. C. PHILLIPSON
Manager
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SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Opening of Courts. Fed oral court
will bo oponeil by tho United States
marshal on next Monday and will bo
adjourned to November IS, wlion tho
rand jury will bo summoned. Court
Commissioner will open district court
at tho same time and will adjourn it to
tho samo date Xovembor IS.
Clerks' Union Social. On noxt Mon
day night at Union hall tho clerks'
union will givo a vory unique social and
smoker. A program is now being pre
pared. It is tho wish of the union that
all clerks in the city attend this social,
whethor afliliated with the union or not.
It is understood that on Monday night
all tho meat cutters of tho city will
join the clerks' union.
Religious. Thcro will bo regular ser
vices at tho Baptist church Sunday,"
morning and evening, conducted by
Professor Stabler. Sunday school at tho
usual hour.
Rally Day. Sunday next will bo rally
day for the Sunday school at St. Paul 's
M. E. church, and an effort will bo made
to fill tho auditorium at the usual Sun
day school hour, 10 a. in. An interest
ing program has been arranged and all
children aro invited.
Penn-Tyler. Yesterday afternoon
George E. Penn and Miss Ethel C. Tyler,
both of this city, woro united in mar
riago by Bishop Hunsaker of tho local
Mormon church.
Fined $25. Frank Mankin, arrested
at Pinto Creek a few days ago on a dis
turbance charge, entered a plea of guil
ty yesterday and was fined $23. lie
paid tho fino and was discharged. Mau
kin got on a "high lonesome" last
Friday night and it is said chased tho
men out of Gibson camp with a shot
gun. Hunters Return. Charles N. Lightle,
Balph A. Smith and Dr. Ii. It. Wilson
have returned from tho Mogollon moun
tains, forty miles north of Payson and
140 miles north of Globe. They report
a lively outing in tho largest pine for
est in tho west, where they spent the
month at recreation and hunting. Ligh
tle killed one deer, Smith two and Wil
son one. Smith brought in a fino pair
of antlers. They report that turkeys
aro plentiful and deer scarce on account
of a short crop of acorns in that sec
tion. J. W. Boardman of Payson ac
companied tho party from Payson on
tho hunt and killed three deer.
Have a Cash Carrier. Tho Silver Belt
was in error in stating yesterday that
tho cash carrier system being installed
in tho Old Dominion Commercial com
pany store was tho first in Globe. The
Globe Commercial company has had a
similar system for almost a y9.tr, al
though it is not as largo, naturally, ns
that being installed in tho largor store
JaniC3 Improving Daily. David
James' condition is improving daily and
there seems to bo no longer doubt about
his ultimate recovery. IIo ia partaking
of light nourishment and every condi
tion is favorable.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
James W. Pritchott is confined to his
room with illness.
Miss Edna Smith of Jacksonville, 111.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lou E. Hoove,
on Stuth Hill street.
Rev. J. B. Boll, tho colored Baptist
missionary, has arrived in tho city from
Douglas and will spend somo time in
Globe building up tho local congrega
tion. Francis A. Shaw, grand lecturor of
tho Masonic grand lodge, is in tho city
from Phoenix and tonight at tho meet
ing of white Mountain lodge, F. & A.
M., ho will oxcmplify tho work of the
order.
Mrs. James Wiloy has returned to San
Antonio, Texas, after spending a fow
days here. Sho camo to seo D. James,
who was shot ten days ago and whose
daughter is spending tho winter with
her in Texas.
R. S. Davis has roturncd from Can
anca, where ho has been employed for
tho last year. Ho .states that the camp
is practically dead, as only about thirty
men are working in tho mines and that
tho smoltcr will close as soon as the
stock on hand is used up, which will bo
about November 10. Mr. Davis for
merly lived, in Globo, having been em
ployed at tho Old Dominion for two
years. Ho expects to 'remain here dur
ing tho winter.
Husband Says Wife Won't Live
With Him Deserted L?y
Her Husband
Walter J. N. McCurdy, through his
attornoy, Thomas E. Flnnnigan, has
commowod an action in district court
against his wife, Olive E. McCurdy, for
divorce Tho potition states that the
couple was married February 20, 1902,
and that tho defendant is now a resi
dent of Santa Cruz county, this torri;
tory. Tho plaintiff alleges that his wife
has refused to leave her prosont homo
and live with him, and that she has so
rofusod for tho past year and a half,
which is sot forth to substantiate) a
chargo of abandonment.
Alloging dosortion Francis G. Bernard
lias commonced an action in district
court praying for a separation from her
husband, Samuel W. Bernard. Tho cou
plo wns married in 1901 and, according
to tho allegations of tho complaint, Ber
nard deserted his wife May 15, 1903,
and has since lived apart and failed to
provide for hor. Walter J. N. McCurdy
nppears as attornoy for tho plaintiff.
asks $10,000 roe
II FRACTURED LEG
Gila Valley, Globe & Northern
Railroad Sued for Damages
by a Former Employee
.GERMAN EDITOR ON TRIAL
By Associated Press.
BERLIN, September 1. Tho Harden
Moltko caso entered a new pliaso today
when tho states attorney decided to
take up tho matter of bringing suit
against Harden, editor of Die Zukuuft,
before fivj bench judges.
Run on Allegheny Bank
PITTS3UK0, Pa., November 1. Re
ports detrimental to tho Hank of So
cured Savings, located at Allegheny,
were responsible for a run on that insti
tution today. Small depositors, who
withdrew their deposits were mostly foreigners.
READING RETRENCHING
By Associated Press.
READING, Pa., November 1. Tho
Reading Jtaihvay company is curtailing
expenses in road and wily departments
and all extra hands employed during
tho summer have been suspended. Tho
order affects 250 men, mostly Italians.
Receiving injuries in an accident
which confined him to tho hospital for a
season of six months and alleging that
ho .has been permanently incapacitated,
John Hall has brought suit against the
Gila Valley, Globo & Northern railway,
claiming damages in the sum of $10,000.
In his complaint filed in district court
yesterday Hall claims that he was em
ployed by tho defendant company ns
chninmnn in the engineering force and
was engaged in locating places for mile
posts along the lino of the track. On
April 23, with other employees of the
company, he started out from Solomon
villo on a railroad volocipede. Ho al
leges that the machino was in bad re
pair, resulting in an accident, in which
one of his legs was broken in three dif
ferent places and that ho received other
injuries which now promise .to per
manently inenpacitato him. Tho plain
tiff is rcpicscnted by Attorneys A. C.
Baker of Phoenix and Thomas E. Flan
nigan of this city. It is understood that
the case will be hotly contested.
Always Was Sick
When a man says ho nhvnys was sick
troubled witli. a cough that lasted all
wintor what would you think if ho
should say ho never was sick since using
Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Such a
man exists.
Mr. J. C, Clark, Denver, Colo., writes:
"For years I was troubled witli a sovero
cough that wouldjast all winter. This
cough loft me iiuavinlsernblo condition.
I tried Ballard's Horehound Syrup and
have not had.asick day since. That's
what it did for me." Sold by Palaco
Pharmacy. '
Matinoo today.-at 2:30. "Soth Swap,
or,. Tho Yankee In Cuba."
If you want Dry Goods and Shoes
get them ut Sultan's.. 10 per cent
discount.
Your Last Chance
Tho Three Dots will do their act at
the Iris tonight for tho last time. Swor
and Westbrook start Sunday night.
Cheap Photographs
Aro sought after by some, but thoso
who know and appreciate artistic work
arc satisfied with nothing short of tho
host.
Hcnco tho popularity of Huntzingcr's
Art Parlors, whero only high grade
work is doue.
My motto is: Not how cheap, but
how good. "
"Soth Swap, or Tho Yankee In Cuba"
this afternoon at Dreamland.
Sultan's want to seo every person in
Globe. Shoes Hats and Dry Goods at
10 per cent discount.
Carload of buggies, surreys and run
abouts ut Globo Hardwaro company.
Huntzinger's Art Parlors
Aro across railroad back of Miners'
union hall. Christmas goods in.
Notlco
I am tho man who will, without extra
chargo, go anywhero in tho city to take
an acknowledgment, day or night, rain
or shino; also draw up deeds, releases,
mortgages and wills at small cost; bug
gy always leady in front of Brown's
store. Phono 411. L. U. Brown, tho
notary public. tf
Only two days more of tho Spoonor
Dramatic company. Seo thorn today.
Obstinate cases of constipation and
nasty, mean headaches promptly dis
appear when you tako Do Witt's Littlo
Early Riser Pills. Sold by Hanna's
Drug Store
Don't Miss This
Tho Three Dots at tho Iris tonight.
They leave town tomorrow morning.
Tonight is your last chance to seo them.
Kcegan's
Is ono of Globo 'a oldest and best
known cafes; everything first-clas3 In
his line. Call and bo convinced.
Now Rcstauraut
Tho Merchants' Cafo is now located
opposite tho postofllco and meals and
short orders will bo served.
Try our dinner today.
You can save
Sultan's.
10c on the dollar ut
How About Your Insurance?
Don't wait until tho houso burns
down before you think of insurance. Sec
Mooro & Fcland about it at once, Home
Printing Building. tf
Have You a Cough?
A doso of Ballard's Horehound Syrup
will relievo it. Have you a coldf
Try it for whooping cough, for asth
inn, for consumption, for bronchitis.
Mrs. Joe McGrath, 32" East First street,
Hutchinson, lCan., writes: "I havo
used Ballard's Horehound Syrup in my
family for five years, and find it tho
most palatable medicine I ever used."
Sold by Palaco Pharmacy.
GLOBE MAN WINS A
FAIR BRIDE. AT THE
TERRITORIAL CAPITAL
ABSTRACTS
INSURE WITH
Gila County Abstract Co.
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OUR MOTTO
"A customer pleased is a
tomer forever." Give us a
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The marriage of Miss Eleanor N. Bur
nott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. K.
Burnett, and Otway C. Potter was quiet
ly celebrated at 8 o'clock Thursday
evening at tho Burnett homo on East
Adams street. Rev. H. M. Campbell
of the Presbyterian church officiated.
Tho porch and the living room had
quantities of palms, peppers and fern
everywhere, making an effectivo back
ground for tho masses of American
beauty roses. .
Tho brido's becoming gown was of
whito tussoimc lawn. Tho embroidered
yoke was outlined with baby Irish lace,
as was tho tucked llounco on tho skirt.
Sho carried a whito bible.
Miss Blancho Burnett, her sister, was
tho bride's only attendant, and woro
an embroidered whito silk costume.
Mr. and Mrs. Potter loft this morning
for tho Grand canyon. They will return
to Phoenix Sunday and spend a few
days hero en route for their homo in
Globe. Phoenix Democrnt.
Buy your Winter Underwear at Sub
tan's. 10 per cent off.
Matinee today at Dreamland; 10 and
25 cents to all parts of tho house.
Ring up 372 for a painter. Van Wag
enon will call on you and give you a
first-class job.
Notice.
All parties indebted to Brown & Scan
Ion will please call and settle at our of
fice on or beforo November 10. Ac
counts remaining unpaid after Novem
ber 10 will bo plnccd with an attorney
for collection.
BROWN & SCANLON.
You can save 10c on the dollar at
Sultan's.
Sultan's want to seo every person in
Globe. Shoes Hats and Dry Goods at
10 per cent discount.
Do Witt's Carbolizcd Witch Hazel
Salvo penetrates tho pores thoroughly
cleanses and is healing and soothing.
Good for piles. Sold by Hanna's Drug
Store.
SUIT AND CLOAK HOUSE
Ladies', children's and Infants'
ready-to-wear clothes. Millinery, fancy
goods, etc. .People's Cash Store, Dolph
Baatz, Prop., G8G N. Broad street,
Globe, Arizona.
You can
Sultan's.
save 10c on the dollar at
L. M. Spoouer in his character imper
sonations, at Dreamland tonight.
Swell stationery at Barrett's.
Shoos for all. Sam Kco's.
Your Last Chanco
Tho Threo Dots will do their act at
tho Iris tonight for tho last time. Swor
and Westbrook start Sunday night.
Shrewsbury Sisters, artists, at Dream
land, afternoon and evening.
Van Wagcncn makes a specialty of
tinting. Satisfaction our motto.
Sam Kco's for underwear and shoes.
Public
store.
telephone at Barrett's drug
Tonight
comedy.
at 8:30, "Cast," a great
Ask the man at Barrett's drug store
what H202 is.
Buy your Winter Underwear at Sul
tan's. 10 per cent off.
First straight car of buggies ever
received iu Globe. Globo Hardware
company.
Sewing machines for rent at J. P.
McNeil's Furniture store, opposite tho
Miner's union hall, Globe, Ariz.
Libby'a cut glass at Barrett's drug
store.
REPORTS CHICAGO ON
CLEARING HOUSE BASIS
Gila County Abstract Co., Inc.
Telephone 441
Over Brown's Store
Judge J. F. Ilechtman returned yes
terday from Chicago, where ho was cell
ed several months ago by tho death of
his mother. Ho remained to sottlo tho
affairs of tho estate. Tho judgo states
that when he left Chicago the banks
and, in fact, tho. entire city, was on a
clearing houso basis, but tho action of
tho banks wns ncccptcd ns tho financial
salvation of tho city. Prominent busi
ness men of Chicago expressed tho bc
liof that tho financinl stringency would
bo dissipated in onp or two weoks and
no uneasiness was being folt there. Dur
ing his stay in Chicago Judgo Hcchfman
heard many inquiries concerning tho
Globo mining district and ofveourso did
hia part in boosting tho resources of
tho camp.
Seo a Specialist
The hit bird flutters.
Key's Photo Studio has not only at
tracted tho patronage of thoso who
know and appreciate good work, but
has filled tho hands of wouldbo competi
tors with mud. .Wo aro not operating a
picturo show "Art Parlor" but a
right-up-to-the-minuto studio, and pho
tography is our specialty. If you want
tho best, see a specialist every time.
Key is tho jnrtn.
See the Spanish girls dance in the
first act; matinco at Dreamland.
Storage room phone 601.
If you want Dry Goods and Shoes
get them at Sultan's., lb per cent
discount.
Baking powder at Sam Keo's; five
pound can for $1.50. Guaranteed satisfactory.
Satisfaction our motto. Wo have
tho Lest equipped paint store in the
city. Van Wagenen, next door to the
postofllco. Give us a call.
DEL MONTE
Restaurant
393 NORTH BROAD ST.
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The Hanna
Drug Store
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RELIABILITY
HOLIDAYS INTERFERE WITH
COURTS IN CALIFORNIA
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cab, November 1.
Judgo Lawlor continued th6 Ford
bribery caso until tomorrow after At
tornoy General Webb had been consult
ed regarding tho statement ho mado to
tho effect that criminal cases' could pro
ceed during tho Imlidays with tho con
sent of attorneys for both sides. Ho ad
mitted saying that ho thought so, but
said ho would not ndviso such a prac
tice, as thcro might bo doubts as to its
legality.
TAFT'S SAILING DAY
By Associated Press.
AVASIIINGTON, D. C, Novcmbor 1.
It was announced today at tho Whito
Houso that Secrotary Taft's day of de
parture from Manila would not bo until
Novomber 9 on account of tho great
amount of business for tho secrotary to
review whilo on tho islands. His stay
has boon urgently requested by Gover
nor Smith.
Toothbrushes at Barrett's.
The name of Hanna on a box or "bottle
of medicine is positive assurance of purity,
accuracy and reliability.
IT INSURES you getting what the doctor
intended you to have when he wrote your
prescription.
IT INSURES you getting what you asked
for when you gave your order at the dmg
sounter.
IT INSURES the use of the very highest
quality of drugs compounded into each and
every prescription and every bottle and
package leaving the store.
IT INSURES satisfaction to patient, to
physician and to trained nurse and it pos
itively insures the lowest possible prices
consistent with high quality.
Gila Valley Bank & Trust
vapicai $iuu,uuu surplus "be
DIRECTORS
L. D. Ricketts D. W. Wickersham
A. T. Thomson II. S
C. E. Mills E. M. Kurd
L. E. Solomon
INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS
All Classos of Accounts Invited. Foreign Exchange at Lo
E. M. HURD, Manager '
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J. WATT HOGUE
President
JAMES W. HOGtE
Vico President aadCJ
ON THE NIGHT CF HALLOWEEN
At about tho hoar when erave3 yawn and restlm n n
wander and moan in their attempted flight to ttcsi
gnomes and hobgoblins who guard tho dark anc' riii
Bugerbool, tho grim and ghastly old gatekeeper wcl
docs onco a year. Tho Princess of Fairyland borrowed
woman's broom, and on it brought tho weo pcrile'
Globo, to steal away gates and do other awful thing
loncsomcncss of night when the hours aro dark, crd t
in unison to tho guttoral snoro of tho sleeping eld wt
people" took away tho signboard from our efflce; also
tho veranda of our palatial homo on Nob hill.
for tho return of these articles to tho
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Wholesale Grocers. Tobacconists and Cigar Dealers '
MR. SMOKER:-
Ask for the AMERICAN or EL S1DEL0 C1GM
There are None Better
I The H. H. Bru Company,!
BROKERS
A noATPua tut TTCTrn Avm mjT.Toipi'n ornTrDtmmn
uujujuua x uiuj-uu ii uiiiJiuiui auiuailUia,
Wire connections with Boston, Chicago and New York Maiiftl
Bisbce, Dulutb, Ishpoming and Calumet curb markets a speciahjl
Listed stocks carried on substantial margins
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSIONS.
f Trust Building Globe, Arizona Telephone!
M-t-&M"H"l''K"I-'
JUST ARRIVED!
Direct from Mevagis
England
A Shipment of
CORNISH LIMPETS
MARINATED PILCHARDS and
PILCHARDS IN
Wm. Mill Williams
Telephone 121 GENERAL MERCHANDISE
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PALACE PHARMAC
Did you know that we carry complete lines of
to gates (Perfume, Talcum and Fa
Roger & Gallet'sJ Powder
And all neccessaries of the toilet? WELL WE I
Have you ever inspected our line of Rubcj
n 19 Ti. : 1I U. 1 -mn!fl
uuuui ii ia uuiiipicic. yc aisu cairy a iuuf
'stock for the sick room, nothing omitted.
Where? The Palace Pharmacy, of course.
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Beginning the First Day of November we
sell everything in our Dry Goods Room at
10 per cent Off of Our
Regular Marked Prices
SULTAN BROTHER
MERCHANTS
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A splendid success. Sole Agents for H
the Elzee Hats. o
Sale begins Saturday
and continues for two weeks.
HATS SOLD AT COST
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At ACHENBACH'S
299 Broad, cor. Mesquite street.
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Southern Griil
RESTAURANT
Meals served Southern style.
First-class service.
Wo cater to tho family trade;
ladies and children especially
Invited. . ,
Lady Orchestra in Attendance
BASEMENT OF TRUST
BUILDING
CHAS. E. CUNNINGHAM & CO.
Proprietors
S9C3Csr&3Z2SK;
Axtell repairs roofs.
Shop.
Globe Jobbing
IRIS THEAT
Broad Street
Thpntnra nn THu circuit!
Globe, Morenci, Nogales, Ts
Paso and Cananea.
PBOGEAM t
Four Nights Ending S
MOVING PICTtJBES
Tho New Dress'
(Comi.
" Cliff Climbing
(A wonderful ,.i'ture)
n lllticfrntn cnH2 entity I
Shamrock"
THE THREE DOW
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J. B. LARKINAOA
Tho Iris Circuit's Scenic
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General Admission
Reserved scats
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Second Performance.
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