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CONFIDENCE
We Will Accept Bank Checks
Fcoling tho utmost confidcnco In our
local banks, wo will accopt In payment
for Merchandise also In sottlomont of
bills due us
Cashier's Checks
Private Checks ,
Local Pay Roll Checks"",
Local Mining Companies Checks
Savings Bank Books
Our bonks are absolutely sound, Don't ,
draw your money out. Pay bills "by
check.
E COMMERCIAL CO.
THE QUALITY ' STORE
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"LEST WE FORGET"
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UPTON'S
At your Grocer
BARCLAY, HIODON & CO.
Single and Double Teams
Saddle Horses Hay, Grain & Coal .
A Specialty made of
TeloDhone 171
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REDUCED ROUND TRIP
RATES
Account
Christmas and
1907 -
SSSSSWmma
RATES
One lowest first class fare and one third for the
round trip between all points on tke Pacific System
and te El Paso including Branch Liae.
SALE DATES
Christmas Tickets Dec. 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 1907.
RETURN LIMIT
January 2, 1908.
Stop Overs will not be permitted
r iui iuiuici pcuubuiuia
Southern Pacific Co. or
xxttooo(yxOQao90oQOOOQ09Qao6oaaoooeao900oQ09QooooG
Lay In Your Fuel Supply Now
GROCERIES, FUEL and FEED
Gamble & Mclnroy
P. O. Box 109
Telephone
HOLLOW
Concrete Blocks
- and Sidewalk Reinforced
Concrete
'Estimates bn Buildings
Promptly Furnished
J. MAUREL
Two-story Concfcto Block, Houso, Wost
of Globo Lumbor Yard. P. O. Box 221.
Notico, Please.
W. n. Koy, photographer, baa pur
chased tho remainder of enlarged pic
tures, from Mrs. D. McMnhon. All par
ties who have not recelvod their pic
tures will call at Key's studio nnd you
sia'y havo thorn at a big discount. Also
'have a ..nice lot of up-to-date frames.
"WilMct thorn go at half price. Call at
onco.
Ladies' of Pocahontas. aro requested
to moet nt Mrs. CE. Tayjor'a residonco
Friday ovening, January 3.
Keogan's
, l!i ona of Qlobo's oldest and best
known cafes; everything first-ekiSB la
his line. Call and bo convinced.
Wo frame pictures. Naquin & Co..
Get year wiater wipsty of coal while
- We are'deUTeriaif It in ton lots at S12
L-Jtotriiem' OletMi Tttriivrura fin
"LEST WE FORGET"
UPTON'S TEAS AND
COFFEE
The Bet Ever
' SOLOMON-WICKERSHAM CO.
Dlitrlbutors
Fine Livery Rigs
Globo, Amona
New Year's
1908
iiiijuiic ui liuuu ngcut,
E. G. HUMPHREY,
District Passenger Agent, 6
Tucson, Ariz. 8
751 Store Opp. Depot
How About Tpur Insurance?
Don't wait until .the house burns
down beforo you think of insurance. See
Moore & Feland about it at once, Home
Printing Building. tf
We frame pictures. Naquin Ss Co.
Wo are selling an excellent grade of
coal at S12 per ton. Delivered to any
part of the city. Globe Hardware Co.
Tho parties who took about 400
pounds of my rich yellow metal ore
must return it or suffer the penalty.
If oro was -reduced, will accept tho gold
and pay double time for work done.
Trospassors nro forbidden on my claims
in fact tho now find is now well covered
up, and protected so nono can see it
without written, orders. Toto fair or
fight. & J1. KELLNER.
'The Best Yet.
Hear Mr.' Barnes sing his own song
at tho Iris. Fivo encores last night
ask any one.
Storage room phono COL
Fruit Trees! Fruit freest,
Two-year-old trees from Sfhrk Broth
ers celebrated nursery, shipped tp par
ties who are unable to handle them.
For salo by Whalloy Lumber Co. f
S. L. Hamilton, export piano turgor,
wjl be in Globo January 15. Address
ordors to Box 1235, City.
The Best Yet.
Hear Mr. Barnes sing his own song
at the Iris. Fivo encores last night
nisk any one.
SHORT STORIES OF THE QITY
Many Heard Eotunis Tho returns of
tho Attell-Monui championship bnttlo
wero rccoivotl by special wire at Jack
lloss' Coney Island saloon yesterday
afternoon nnd tho plnco was crowded
during the entire timo that tho bulletins
wero received. It was tho only place in
the city where returns wero received
and tho cxpenso undergone by tho
genial proprietor of tho" Conoy Island
shows that Jack is n true sport.
Wed In October Announcement hns
just been made of the marringo on Oc
tober 20 last at the residenco of Judge
Hinson Thomas of Knight A. Smith
nnd Ella B. Skolly. Tho ceremony
was porformod by Judgo Thomas.
Broncho Busting A large crowd saw
a good broncho busting exhibition nt
tho 'ball park yesterday afternoon.
Hceso Scarborough, Pat Hughes and
Qeorgo Young entertained tho pooplo
with various riding fents. It was an
excellent exhibition and nil of tho rid
era did good work.
A Great Dancer. "
Irene Wost is the best dnncor ever
scon in Globo. 8eo her at the Iris to
night. HOT RETURNS
Doc Goodwin, Holder of Many
Records, Comes Back to
' Tucson,
Doc Goodwin, holder of more records
and owrier of medals of every kind and
description won during tho days when
he traveled with tho wild west show
of Arizona Charley Meadows and Buf
falo Bill Cody, arrived in Tucson yes
terday morning, says the Tucson Citi
zen, and will remain here for several
days as tho guest of friends in Tucson.
Doc Goodwin is a native of Arizona,
and for years was tho holder of the
record in all cowboy sports. In fact,
tho timo of Doc Goodwin mado in a
steer tying contest eight or ten years
ago has never been equalled, and de
spite the claims of numerous contest
ants and aspirants for tho honor, it is
still agreed by all old timers who saw
Goodwin years ago, that a better horse
man never sat in a saddle.
In the early days of the territory no
county fair or town carnival was com
plete without the accompanying steer
tying, broncho busting, nag picking
nnd othor sports which go to complcto a
cowboy festival, and it was in these
palmy days of tho past that Doc Good
win, then a resident of Phoenix, was
in tho height of his glory. Goodwin
was known over the entire, west ns
the crack exponent of all these sports
and men came from every state, in the
west to dispute the honor with him, but
every one of them was sent home by
the redoutnble Doe, a conquered hero.
It was while he was tho holder of all
these records that W. F. Cody heard of
him, and nothing would do but that be
should become the star performer in
his wild west show, and for several
years Goodwin traveled with him over
the country. Lnter Charley Meadows
organized a si. ilar troupe and Good
win travoled witlf him for some time.
Goodwin has now, however, retired
from tho artnn of wild west sports
in which ho covered himself with so
much glory, nnd is engaged in the cat
tie business, also making n sido line of
mining.
A Great Dances.
Irene West is tho best dancer ever
seen ib Globe. See her at tho Iris to
night.
"THE COLLEGE PENNANT"
TO BE PRODUCED HERE
n. L. Brown, who is known from
coast to coast .for his theatrical pro
ductions, arrived in the city last even
ing and on January 15 or 16, will pro
duce at tho Dreamland with wholly lo
cal tnlcnt, tho spectacular musical
comedy, "Tho College Pennant.'-' The
play will bo presented under the nus
pices of Globe lodge of Elks No. 489
and it will easily bo tho theatrical and
socinl event of tho Reason. Mr. Brown
brings with him a cnrload of scenery
for the play and in Bisbeo and Douglas,
where "Tho Collego Pennant" was re
cently played, the press was unanimous
in saving that tho scenery was tlio finest
ever hung in a local theator. Tho play
is written around tho annual boat race
between Harvard and Yale and it is
tho work of King nnd Evans, who col
laborated in "Tho Elk's Tooth," which
Mr. Brown produced for several sea;
sons.
The Best Tot.
Hear Mr. Barnes sing his own song
at tho Iris. Fivo encores last night
ask any one.
QUARTERS SECURED FOR
THE NEW READING ROOM
The public reading room of Globo
MlKers' Union No. 00 will be located
inthe basoment under the First Na
tional bank, those quarters having been
secured by tho committee in charge.
The room is now being fitted up with
tables, chairs and other necessary fur
nituro and will bo opened to tho pub
lic in a few days. All the loading
magazines and papers will be kopt on
file and tho room will bo open to all.
The members of the union are deserving
of much - praiso for their enterprise
in this movo nnd they should havo the
hearty support of all citizens of the
'district.
A Great Dancer.
Ireno West is tho best dancer ever
seen in Globo. Seo her 'at tho 'Iris to
night. 'X Gre.it Dancer.
Irene West is the best dancer over
'soon in Globo. See her at the Iris to
OLD TIME AZ0N
night.
ODA
HANNA'S DRUG STORE
THE SOCIAL SIDE
One of the most cnjoyablo of the
New Year's day social functions was
the reception given Inst evening by
Dr. and Mrs. K. D. Kennedy at their
home on Sutherland street last evening
from seven until ten o'clock. The host
and hostess were assisted in receiving
by Mesdames Snell, Sturgeon, Cush
man, Fisk and Miss Van Wngonen and
Miss Bariteo presided at tho punch bowl.
Delicious refreshments wero served dur
ing tho evening and tho colored or
chestra furnished dolightful music for
tho occasion.
Open houso ws kopt n tho handsome
Sullenbergor homo on North Hill street
from four o'clock until eight last ovron.
ing by Mrs. .Sullenbergcr and the
Misses McKenzie and Hcfloy, who were
assisted by Mesdnmes Barrett, Brown,
Spates, Edwards, Wales and French and
tho Misses Coombs, Webb and Fuller
ton. Many guests . called during the
evening and wero royally entertained.
Tho Messrs. Harry, George and Ed
gar Sultan threw open the doors of
thejr home on East Oak street to thoir
gentlemon friends yesterday afternoon
and evening and- it was pronounced by
all who attended tho gayest open houso
function over held in Globe. There was
an abundance of good things to eat,
drink and smoke and there was "some
thing doing" all the time.
Over a hundred attended a New
Year's eve ball at Copper Hill Tuesday
ovening and it was tho most enjoyable
event in tho social history of the little
mining camp. It was a masquo affair
and at midnight a sumptuous banquet
was Bervcd. ".
The Fratcrnalr Brotherhood of Globe
gave an enjoyable New Year 'a evo
danco at the Maurcl hall Tuesday even,
ing, which was ,very largely attended
and a dcligltful timo was had by all
who wore present.'
Mrs. Anna Witherell, mother of Mrs.
J. L. Wales, who has been the guest of
Dr, and Mrs. Wales for the last threo
months, wi'l lenvo this morning for
Kansas City, whore she will visit with
relatives before returning to her home
at Galesburg, HI.
Knights of Pythias Notice.
There will be joint installation of of
ficers tonight of K. V. nnd Tythian Sis
ters. Visiting members cordially in
vited. E. GRICE, C. C.
BARNES & WEST MAKE
A BIG HIT AT IRIS
The biggest vnudovillo hit yet made
at tho Iris theater was that mado by
Barnes & West at their initial por
nnce last night'.1 The team is far
ahead of any ever appearing on a local
stage and they mado good from the
Btart. Barnes is' an Irish comedian
of tho Johnny Ray typo arid his sing
ing was great. Miss West's wooden
shoo dancing is little short of marvel
ous and she earned many encoros. The
attendance record for tho Iris was
broken at both peYformanccs last oven
ing, many chairs being pfneed in tho
nislo for the overflow. Ed Keith and
Billy Cummings in illustrated songs
and two now pictures completo tho
program at tho Iris this week.
Tho Globe Bank, & Savings Co. pays
4 per cent on tern) deposits, 6 to 8 per
cent on escrow deposits and wants es
crow loans on real estate and first-class
securities. Real estate sold on term
sales, part cash, 0 per cent interest and
small monthly per cent on principal
balanco. Fire Insurance placed in best
companies.
Jack and Jill were both qnite ill,
Now each is well and wiser,
For blues and headaches have to go,
When they take on Early Riser.
DoWittVLittio Early Riser PillB ore
sold by Hannn's Drug Storo.
De Witt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve don't forget tho name, and ac
cept no substitute. Get DeWitt'a It's
good for piles. Sold by Banna's Drug
Store.
gwiwrv rx& oskt discount
Salo ia our ladies' suit asd gown de
partments, in ladles' Mate and petti
coats now attracting crowds of eco
Bomial bnyers to tho People's Cash
Store of Dolpn Baate A Co, 686 N.
Broad street.
Thousands of men and women in nil
walks of life are rafforing from kidney
and bladder troubles. Don't negleet
your kidnoys. Delays are dangerous.
DoWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pilh
afford qniek relief for all forms of kid
ney and bladdor trouble. A week's
treatmont, 25c Sold by Hanna 's Drug
Store.
Xrk
A Good Thing
to Have All
the Year 'Round
The White House
661 K. BaOAD ST.
Children's colored jumper dro6fle's..$ .50
Children's zephyr gingham dresses .75
Children's ginghnm rompers........... .40
Girl's zephyr gingham dresses, were
$, now aH.......M....M...n. x.Uv
Children's white dresses, pretty
ones as low as 1.00
Ladies' white shirt, waists, wero
$2.50 and $3, choico now......... J .25
Ladies' white net waists, were $6,
now .' 3.75
Ladies' dark colored wrappers,
greatest bargain in town, now.. 1.10
See Naquin 's windows for prices.
' ' i . ' ' i
Anyono wishing to purchase a Nav
ajo blanket or. rug, call at 475 N. Hill
street, Bailey block.. Finest collection
ever brought to the city.
Kotfet
I am the nai who will, without extra
charge, go anywhere in the city to take
an acknowledgment,- day or night, rain
or shine; also draw up deeds, releases,
mortgages and wills at small cost; bug
gy always ready la front of Brown's
tore. ' Phono 441. L. H. Brown, the
notary pnblio. tf
The Alexander
Theater
?&GBAU
fnouBtiac Dnxday Deeembcc 29.
rector
Animated Picture
, "Colonial Boldics"
An ozeiting picture
Dlastsatod Sosgs
."Somebody Waiting for Ms"
MB. SENBOW
JACK COKXET
Ia Paten Monologue
Rluatratod Songs
"Tne Bosofl That Grow Outside the
Cafe"
MB. BENLOW
Dear Old Maid Sketch
MISS LEE
Animated Pictures
"Ton Years, Oh Me, Oh My"
H. S. Duncan andS. II. Boehm, Props.
IRIS THEATER
Broad Street
Theaters oa Iris circuit: Blsboe,'
Globe, Morenci, Nogales, Tucson, El
Paso and Canaaea.
PBOGEAM TONIGHT
Moving Pictures
"Naples and Vesuvius"
and
"In a Bough Sea"
BILLY CUMMINGS
. In illustrated song
BARNES & WEST
A great comedy team.
Irene West, the great dancer.
Georgo Barnes, singing his own
song, ''If There Wasn't Any
Women in tho World."
Illustrated Song by
BILLY CUMMINGS
Moving Pictures
"Tho Wooing and Wedding of a
Coon."
(Comic)
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General Admission 20c
Roeerved seats t 25c
First Performance 7:30 p. m.
Second Performance 8:30 p. m.
HtHmmMlllMIHIMMI'lHi'tlMIlllIMMIMMIMI'liHIIMIMMII;
Display of Appropriate New Year's Gifts !
Toilet Sets ia Oxo&ise Alt Silrer
Toilet Sots ia Birrw and Bbosy
Baa Painted Toilet Sots
MaateK Bote is Ebony
lffaaietm Sots te Art Silrer
oatfearaft'B Military Sets
Sand Mirrors ia Sfeoaqr and
SflTOS
yriyk Minora
L&iisB' Ha'-fl Bags exclnsire
stowing
I THE PALACE PHARMACY
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WMII milMHIIHIIIIIIIHMIMIHI
Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co.
Capital $100,000 Surplus $25,000
DIRECTORS
L. D. Eickotts D. W. Wickersham T. A. Paseos
A. T. Thomson H. S. Van Gorder
C. E. Milk E. M. .Hurd Ph. Freadenthal
;-' I. E. Solomon
INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS
All Classes of Accounts Invited. Foreign Exchange at Lowest Rates
E. M. HUBD, Manager
J. Watt Hogue,
President.
When you wish to buy, sell, rent or trade anything in tho Seal
Estate line, remember that tho Homo Investment Company "has estab
lished a clearing houso of information on all the good buys to bo found
in and adjacent to Globe. Our deals aro straight, our "bargains good;
buying or selling. See the other fellow, then seo the
HOME INVESTMENT CO.
Jim Hogue, .
Manager and director.
M4 i ! "t4-H"H-M 1WHf Ml t M I H III 1 !
Lon Sanders, Proprietor
The .
Bank
Exchange
High-Class Imported and
Vines and Liquors
Ml"H-K"''l"I-C-
4"H4"W"'iH-'! fr 31 fr'lt"t' M' M"Mt l 11I1MMIH
DREAMLAND
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ROLLER
SKATING
f
A cordial invitation is extended aH te visit Dream
land often during 1908. Plenty ef reeea at all times.
If v you have I never learned te roller skate, leans at
Dreamland. Largest and smoothest fleer in the
Southwest Geed music always.
"Next Show
MURRAY
-4'S' mM'M4't"l"M
GLOBE HARDWARE CO,
Heating Stoves, Cook Stoves,
, BRIDGLBEACH&COS
mohawk?'
GLOBE HARDWARE CO.
Never in the history of this
store wero we bettor able to sup
ply tho demands of tho holiday
trade than today. Our 'extensire
stock now on display possesses
that happy combination of beau
ty, utility and ornamentation.
The price consideration is no
less attractive. Every article has
been marked-in harmony with the;
times. Wo wast you to see this
stock whether; you contemplate
buying or not. Wo think its the
best Xxnas showing in the city.
Wo want your opinion.
.
"T
James W. Hogue,
Vice president and cashier.
Hogae,
Utility and hired man.
Domestic Cigars
K fr'KM-4-4"l"M CI 1 H ill
& MACK
January 8 and 9 X
Mil "
QUf Irrm
oneei iron
Heaters
Our stock, has arrived
just in time to supply every
one in Globe.
THE BEST STOVES AT .
THE LOWEST PRICES
Magnificent. Snowing of ilios.
Soatitlfvl Plains
Pillow Ceram
Lottfctt Mats
XxlBit Oat aiass
8o6rtir sowm Cahwtwaro
Xogwa ' Oallefs Toilet ArttelM
Hay tar's a4 BfcWdano Caoco-
'bin and Boatoas.
Chriiitimn Glgan la Attractive
Boson of 25 eaea
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