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President.
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E. T. Stewart,
Secretary.
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When you insure your property, do so
with those who, when they have writ
ten vour Brilicv vou will have no
trouble to collect tor your loss. We
have over twenty of the best companies
represented in Globe, and KNOW how
to attend to your wants.
We also do a general Abstract business and when
you get an Abstract of Title from' us you can rest
assured that it is a correct one. And so acknowl
edged by the leading business meiifcohGlobe.
We do a general Real Estate, Loan and
"Bond business. If youHiave property
for sale or rent tell us your wants, and
we will attend to them promptly.
J. C. PHILLIPSON
Manager
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
W. V. Ingram, chief auditor of the
liamlolph lines, returned to Tucson yes
terday morning.
Colonel and Mrs. T. K. Parish re
turned last evening from Phoenix,
where tho colonel was called on mining
business.
11. H. Franz returned yesterday from
Roosevelt, where lie spout soveral days
911 business for the -Franz Lumber com
pany. ?
E. W. Kigg, whoMs been in the
east for several weeks on mining busi
ness, roturned lait evening. Most of his
time was spout in Chicago and Louis
ville. W. O. Tut tie, the Hice luorchant, is a
business visitor in tho city.
Attorney Wiley Jonos'of SafTord ar
rived in tho city last evening on busi
ness in the district court.
Judge A. C. Uakor arrived hero last
evening from Phoenix on legal business
in tho district court.
D. W. Wickersham of tho Solomon
Wickersliam company came up from
SafTord last evening to spend a few
days hero on business.
11. S. Van Gorder, cashier of tho
Qila Valley Bank & Trust company of
Morcnci, arrived in the city last even
ing and will spend several days hero
transacting business with E. 51. Kurd,
manager of the local bank of the com
pany. Mrs. J. B. McAllister of Jerome,
Ariz., is registered at tho Dominion
hotel.
W. P. Parkhurst, tho well known Los
Angeles drummer, was among tho arri
vals on last evening's train.
W. O. Rico, secretary of the Superior
& Boston company, is expected here
this evening to attend the annual meet
ing of the stockholders, which will bo
held Monday.
David Solomon of Clino is a business
visitor in the city, arriving from tho
Tonto country yesterday.
LOCAL OBSERVANCE
Thanksgiving day was quiotly observ
ed in (Jlobe, practically all commercial
business bt'ng suspended -or tho day.
Union service inv-whicWnll of tho
churches participated woro held last
Qvening at the Methodist church and
woro verj largely attended. An excel
lent musical program was carried out
and the sermon, ono that was very ap
propriate to tho occasion, was delivered
by Rev. George Selby of tho Episcopal
church.
The following is tho program as it
was carried out:
Hymn Congregation?
Anthem Praiso tho Bounteous Lord.
Prayer Ensign West.
Solo "T.ockcd in tho Cradle of I'.
Deep, by William Benbow.
Losson The Rev. Mr. Latter.
Male Quartette While tho Years Arc,
Rolling By, by Messrs. James, Richards,
Johns and Bonbow. '
Offering for the poor.
Duet by Members of Salvation Army.
Sermon The Rev. George Selby.
Solo Mrs. Patton.
Prayer Tho Rev. K. G. Decker.
Anthem I Will Praiso Him.
Benediction.
Card of Thanks
Wo desiro to heartily thank our
friends who so kindly assisted us in
our recent bereavement in tho death
of our son.
MR. and MRS. R. H. EGXEK.
Babies and children need prompt at
tention when suffering from coughs and
colds. Tho best remedy for mothers to
uso is Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup.
It tastes nearly as good as maplo sugar.
It contains no opiates and it is laxative
and drives tho cold out of tho system
by gently moving tho bowels. For sale
by Hanna's Drug Store.
AT THE ALEXANDER
Two large audiences saw tho regular
chango of program last night and wcro
very well pleased. The pictures are all
exceptionally good subjects, especially
tho picturo entitled "Mysterious Ar
mour," which is beautifully hand col
ored. Miss Edna MacDonnld in her two
illustrated songs, "Come Put Your
Arms Around Me," and "Moonbeams
and Dreams of You," wcro very well
rendered and occasioned much applause.
Tho management announces a new act
for tomorrow evening entitled "A
Pleasant Irish Home," by MacDonnld
and Connelly; also new vaudeville peo
ple for Sunday evening.
Don't fail to sec MacDonald and
Connelly in their now sketch, "A Pleas
ant Irish Home," tonight at tho Alexander.
The largest stock of overcoats in
Globe. Stoin-Bloch and Alfred Benja
min's at Lan tin's.
Another Big Laugh
Hear Billy Cummings sing his funny
song at the Iris tonight.
Hard Times Havo Passed
Join the happy crowd it tho Iris and
forgot your troubles. Enjoy a hearty
laugh.
ABSTRACTS
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Gila County Abstract Co.
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Real Estate;
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Over Brown's Store
OUT GILA
VALLEY MERCHANT
IS EMBED
Large Business of J. M. Foster
in Trustee's Hands '
Pay His Creditors
Word reached Globe last night that
J. M. Fostor of SafTord, ono of the lnrg
est hay denlurs nnd gonornl merchants
in tho Gila valley, was in financial trou
ble "as a result of tho recent financinl
stringency, and that his extensive busi
ness interests are now in tho hnnds of
J. I). Leo, enshior of tho Graham Coun
ty bank at Thntchor, as trustee.
Mr. Foster is recognized ns ouo of tho
most enterprising nnd public spirited
men in tho torritory, nnd has been a
vory important fnctor in tho upbuild
ing of 'tho GHn valley and advancing
tho intorcsts of the. rnnehors in partic
ular. When his financinl embarrass
mont beenmo public tho farmer folks
wore tho first to go to his rescue, nnd
tho Silver Bolt was informed last night
that all locnl creditors hnd choerfully
granted Mr. Foster an extension
through tho hands of tho trustee, nnd
there is no question that his indebted
ness will be elenred up in a short timo
and that ho will come out with flying
colors,.
Starting in business,, nt Snfford less
than two years ago in a small way, Mr.
Foster, Jjy thrift and ontorpriso and
strenuouH, rustling, has accumulated
something liko $35,000 worth of prop
qrty, which stands in his own nniric, and
which is now; held as security for his
creditors in tho event that liis regular
business should fail. But this is not
his greatest nssot. lie is known as a
porfectly rolinblo man, whose motto hns
always been "to livo and let live,"
and he hns not only strictly adhered to
this mptto, but hns shown the farmers
in his vicinity how to improve their
conditions and has given thorn material
aid in reaching tho goal o success.
Thoy aro showing their appreciation
now by assisting in the arrangements to
grant their former champion a liberal
extension of time, never doubting tho
ability of Mr. Foster to pay out if
given n chance. The store is open and
will continue to do business just ns be
fore, .the proceeds being applied in n
fair and just way to liquidate tho in
debtedness. t is thought that in this
way Mr. Foster can pay dollar for dol
lar and close up tho matter with about
$22,000 to the good.
FtiOTBALL PLAYERS
60 TO HOSPITAL
AFTER TWO 'GAMES
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., November 28.
Ray C. Van Norman, right end of tho
Cornoll football team, is in the univcr
sitj' hospital tonight suffering with a
slight concussion of the brain received
in today's game.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., November 28.
Thrco men uro in hospitals tonight
suffering from severe injuries received
in the football gamo between "White
hall and Bridgeport, two suburban
teams. They are Walter Eccley, con
cussion of tho brain; S. F. Swnrtz, dis
located shoulder and collar bone; Hugh
Luchmnn, dislocated collar bone. They
are all members of the Bridgeport team.
MANY CHILDREN ARE
KIDNAPED RECENTLY
IN CITY OF MEXICO
MEXICO CITY, November 28. Tho
police aro actively at work on tho big
gest kidnaping enso they havo over had.
It is evident that for tho last; two
months an organized gang of kidnapers
has been operating in this city. Forty
nine children, twenty-two boys and
twenty-seven girls, havo been stolen
from thoir hom6s. Thoir ages vary be
tween two and twelve years.
ELKS NOTICE
All members of Globe lodgo, No. 480,
B. P. O. E., and visiting brothers aro
requested to meet nt tho lodgo hall
Sundny afternoon nt 1 o'clock to At
tend tho annunl Lodgo of Sorrow to bo
hold at Dreamland. Tho exorcises will
bogin at 2:30 and tho public is invited
to attend. II. F. BLKVINS,
Exalted Ruler.
Havo You a Cough?
A doso of Ballard's Horohound Syrup
will relievo it. Have you n coldf
Try it for whooping cough, for nath
ma, for consumption, for bronchitis,
Mrs. Joe McGrath, 327 East First street,
Hutchinson, Kan., writes: '! havo
used Ballard's Hore'hound Syrup in my
family for flvo years, and find it the
most palntablo modlcino I ever used."
Sold by Palace Pharmncy.
Alfred Benjamin Clothing sold at
Lantln'e. A largo stock of boys' and
children's clothing now sold, at cost at
The Whiie House
CG4 N. BROAD ST.
Lowest Prices In the City.
Watch our window for holiday bar
gains. Van Wngcnen & Co. storo.
Special Notico
Evervono w'autinc FIRST-CLASS
J'HOTOS at a very low prico, now is
tho time to got them. KEY'S STUDIO
is ranking the regular $3.50 photo for
tho Binall sum of 10c each. Don't wait
if vou want nico PHOTOS CHEAP.
FULLY GUARANTEED.
The Alexander
Theater
PROGRAM
Tonight
MAODONALD AND CONNELLY
In Now Sktcch Entitled
"A PLEASANT IRISH HOME"
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Animated Pictures
BEAUTIFULLY 'HAND COLORED
ILLUSTRATED SONGS
Trunks, 2G-inch $2.50
Trunks, 30-inch . 4.00
Suit cases, 22-inch - 3.75
Suit cases, 24-inch 2.25
Good work-pants, cotton, lnrgo as
sortment - 1.25
Wiro hairpins, pnekago .. .... . .05
Best quality safety pins, dozen 05
Small pins, good quality, pkg 05
Fancy Xmas baskets, all styles,
each . .... .. . 05
Sco our window display of Drawn
Work tomorrow.
Tiro-GCbT'Bank-&Savinc8 CoTpays
4 per cent on term deposits, 0 to 8 per
cent on escrow deposits and wants es
crow loans on real cstato and first-class
securities. Real estate sold on term
sales, part cash, 9 per cent interest and
small monthly per cent on principal
balance. Firo insuranco placed in best
companies.
Bajung powaer at Sam Kee's; flvc
pound can for $1.50. Guaranteed sat
isfactory. ' "Mysterious Armour," a beautiful
hand colored picture, nt tho Aloxander
tonight.
Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co.
Surplus $25,000
Capital $100,000
DIRECTORS
L. D. RIcketts D. W. Wickersham T. A.. Pac3o
A. T. Thomson H. S. Van Goder
C. E. Milbi ' E. M. Hurd Ph. Freodenthal
I. E. Solomon
INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS
All Classes of Accounts Invited. Foreign Exchange at Lowest Rates
E. M. HURD, Manager x
IRIS THEATER
Broad Street
Theaters on Iris circuit: Eisbco,
Globe, Morenci, Nogales, Tucson, El
Paso and Cananca.
PROGRAM
Four Nights Ending Sunday
Moving Pictures
"Tho Half Casto's Revenge"
"Tho Lost Umbrella"
(Comic)
Selection by
BILLY CUMMINGS
MARIAM MARR
Singing the Latest Coon Songs
Illustrated Song by
BILLY CUMMINGS
Moving Pictures
"Tho Heart's Bidding"
"A Pair of Boots, Please" .
(Comic)
General Admission 15c
Reserved scats 25c
First Performance 7:30 p. m.
Second Performance 8:30 p. m.
J. WATT HOOUE
President
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JAMES W. HOGUE
Vice President and Cashier
Thanksgiving Day
Dawns upon us with all of its Arizona splendors and the sun r ,,
path across tho eerie blue dome above, smilingly gilds with goldio t ,
the many crags and peaks which seemingly stand as senti ids p jrj
ing tho onward march of man's progression as ho enters by ' oe 8
gateway tho many untillcd and fertile valleys which sleep sileu' ,
tho warm enibraco of fragrant winds which float in rhvthmic me are
through tho branches of the over nodding pines which grow upor ,8
crest of our thousand hills, where, locked in oblivion, rest the stt Cf
timo's tragedies, which speak in a lullaby of pcaco to the trpai 0f
marching nges nnd man's effort to draw from nature's vault Tt,
treasures awaiting the key of toil and give with ample hand U -
who would take advantage of opportunities so lavishly display) t5
thoso who see and seek. Tho HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY
gends you greeting, with the announcement that Globo is .await-o c,
vclopmcnt nnd offers induccmentts and resources second to none ,,:,
City of the Seven Hills. Wo buy, sell, trade and rent houses a ;,
a real estate busincs. Buying or selling, see the other fellow, thru
The Home Investment Co.
HOGUE Utility and Hired Man
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" The name of Hanna on a box or bottle
of medicine is positive assurance jf 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 drug
counter.
IT INSURES the use of the very highest
quality of drugs compounded jnto each and
every prescription and eve y 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 pricts
consistent with high quality.
E4tI't'r'I?IIIwSi3M24' A
Dreamland Mer Skati
Tonight from 7:30 to 10:30
Don't fail to sco MacDonnld and
Connelly in their new sketch, "A Pleas
ant Irish Home," tonight at the Alexander.
GREAT TIME AT DREAMLAND
Ono of tho largest as well as most
select crowds of tho season attended tho
Thanksgiving danco at Dreamland last
night, there being over 150 couples
present.
.Tho music was tho best of tho season,
tho Dreamland theater orchestra doing
unusually good work, rendering mnny
now selections.
Mnny expressions of approval over
tho splendid dancing surfnee wcro
heard, the innnenso floor boing polished
until it shono liko a great mirror.
.Another solect social danco will bo
given on Saturday night.
Another Big Laugh
Hear Billy Cummings sing his funny,
sbng nt tho Iris tonight. )
Dolls t Dolls I Van Wagonen has tho
finest lino over brought to Globo.
Seo our lino of holiday goods before'
buying. Van Wagonen 's, next to post-office.
Hard Times Havo Passed
Join tho happy crowd at tho Iris and
forgot your troubles. Enjoy a hearty
laugh.
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CONFIDENCE
Ve Will Accept Bank Checks
Feeling tho utmost confldenco in our
local banks, wo will accept in payment
for Merchandiso also in settlement of
bills duo us " ' "
Cashier's Checks
Private Checks
Local Pay Roll Checks
Local Mining Companies Checks
Savings Bank Books
Our banks aro absolutely sound, Don't
draw yeur monoy out. Pay bills by
check.
GLOBE COMMERCIAL CO.
THE "QUALITY" STORE
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BKUK.ER5
DEALERS IN LISTED AND UNLISTED SECURITIES.
Wire connections with Boston, Chicago and New York Markets.
Bisbee, Duluth, Ishpeming and Calumet curli markets a specialty.
Listed stocks carried on substantial margins.
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSIONS.
Trust Building
Globe, Arizona
Telephone 1901
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il The Globe Wood & Coal Co,
Guarantees to sell you 4 -foot
Cedar Wood at the same price
you pay elsewhere for 3-foot Wood
Give us .a Trial and be Convinced
THE GLOBE WOOD & COAL CO.
I PHONE 2131 Wm. L Whalley, Mgr. S. 0ROADST.
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GLOBE BOWIE SAFFORD
SOLOMON -WICKERSHAM CO.
Wholesale Grocers. Tobacconist and Cigar Dealers
MR. SMOKER:-
Ask for the AMERICAN or EL SIDEL0 CIGAR
There are None Better
Tno Eumondson House
E. L. Edmondson has leased tho Web
ster houso and is prepared to accommo
date tablo boardqrs and roomers in a
highly satisfactory manner. Tho houso
has been thoroughly renovated and is
clean and neat from basement to attic.
Mr. Edmondson is an experienced land
lord and has a splendid roputation in
Globo. Tablo scrvico as good as any
in tlio city and rooms aro neat, clean
and comfortable.
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Van Wagonen, next door to the post
office, does a ccneral naintinc: and pa
per hanging .business. All work guaran
teed.
'Don't bo fooled by fake sales. You
can buy your clothing and furnishing at
Lan tin's cheaper than at fako sales.
Masquo Carnival on Skates, at Dream
land For costumes, wigs and masks, call
at Alexander theator.
Oet your winter supply of coal while
we are delivering it in 'ton lots at $12
per ton. Globe Hardware' Co.
Christmas Presents
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Our initial shipment of Holiday Goods reached us Saturday
and is now being placed on display. Fortunately the goods we
selected are of that happy combination of utility and ornamen
tation. We want to impress upon you
The Advantages of Early Buying
Don't wait for the ruth that is sure to be on in a week or ten days,
but buy now, while thestock is full and complete and while you can
have4the full attention of our salespeople and avoid the jostling of the
throngs. Prices are in harmony with existing conditions; You'll save
money and patience if you buy now.
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