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DAIIY RI7nN4 SIIVFR'RFIT
Thursday, June 11,
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That the Film you buy for your
Kodak is Kodak Film. There is
no other Film with the speed and
brilliancy. If a dealer offers you
a substitute, refuse and come to
us. We supply EASTMAN'S
NON-CURLING KODAK FILM,
ONLY. No higher in price. Lots
higher in quality than unknown
brands.
..Hannah Drug Store..
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
'. Misa Paul Graduates Miss Adina
anll, daughter of Jas. P. Faull of
-'Globe, is a member of tho graduating
class of tho Collego of Liberal arts,
University of Southern California, and
will receive the degree of bachelor of
arts. The commencement exercises take
laco Juno 13.
L Says Ho Isn't a Lepor Tho Silver
"licit h in receipt of a letter from E.
VE. Vcrruc, who is now located at Santa
Rosalia, Chihuahua, Mexico. Verruo
'was formerly a resident of Globo nnd
.n number of months ago was sent out of
.tho city by tho health department, the
belief "prevailing that he was suffering
from the effects of leprosy. Ho states
Jliat he has been examined by a prom-
;lnent Parisian physician, who reports
that he is suffering trom mercurial poi
soning. He is now at tho springs at
Santa Rosalia and reports that ho is
'improving rapidly, although handicap--jcd
by want of funds.
i Pocoronlas Danco a Success The
dance given by the Ladies of Pocohon
tas at Clark's pavilion last night was a
magnificent tucccs"), socially and finan
cially. A large crowd was out and the
enlarged pavilion and good music woro
enjoyed by the young people. Tempting
refreshments were served in tho Clark
bo'oth adjoining the pavilion. Tho Chi.
r.c30 decorations were much admired by
tho merry throng and the whole affair
was voteda big succes'.
-Eorn Juno 10, to Mr. and Mrs. Will
iam Ryan, a daughter.
Masquo Ball A masquerade ball will
be given at tho old Bijou theater tomor
row night under tho auspices of .the
Good Time club. A general invitation
Ui extended tbo public and Indies an'
to bo admitted free.
Enjoyed tho Danco A largo crowd of
young people enjoyed one of tho best
dances of the season at Maurel hall
last night, given by the pleasure pro
moters, Pascoe nnd Hudson. Tho famous
Mexican band furnished tho music,
which is said to have been tho best
heard in tho city for many months. The
Maurel hall dances, as managed by Pas
coo and Hudson aro very popular and
are looked forward to with much pleas
uro by the young people of the city.
Elks Mlnstrefc Tonight The Elks
minstrel to be given at tho Iris to
night and tomorrow night will mark one
of tho brightest pages in the amusement
history of the city. Tho advance sale
of tickets has been largo and crowded
houses aro assured.
; Elk3 Accept Challenge Tho B. P. O.
Elks yesterday accepted tho challenge
of tho Modern Woodmen of a America
to a game of baseball Sunday, Juno 11:
. Gays Given Dlvorco John Gays was
yesterday given a divorce from Geanio
Barrett Gays in the district court on
tho grounds of acbiltcry.
' Judgment Against Van Slyck Judg
ment in tlin um of $111.10 wni render-
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ed in the district court yesterday cough when you can euro it with uai
against S. II. Van Slyck and others in lard's Horchound Syrup, a suro euro for
tho suit of Bail-Hioncman company Coughs, Bronchitis, Influenza, Croup
L against Van Slyck ct al for debt.
Grading Miners' Lot Men are now
"gra'ding tho lot owned by the Globo
Miners' union on Broad strcot, where
tho Miners' hall burned a month ago,
preparatory to beginning tho construc
tion of a one-story building to cover
tho wholo lot. The old miners' hall
Made from Pare Grape Cream of Tartar j
wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmr -mr mmmmmmammmmmmmmm
Shields the Food from Alum
tire
was 30x75 feet and tho now store room
will bo 30x110 feet.
Salvation Array Song of praise at S
o'cloek tonight. Friday, holiness meet
ing for kickers nt 8 p. m. Grumblois,
Christians and sinners invited. Ensign
Chas. West.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Win. Buckland of llcllcvuo is in
town on business.
H. C. Bowman will kavo Saturday foi
Safl'ord.
G. J. Ridcnour came into town yesi
terday from the McMillen mine.
.1. A. Willis will Icavo today for Los
Angeles to spend his vncation.
J. M. Fostor, the Safford merchant,
is a guc3t at the .Dominion hotel.
Peter Anderson, a prosperous farmer
of Safford, is in the city on business.
John H. Baker, representing the Giant
Powder company of Giant, Cal7 is in
tho city.
Mayor and Mrs. Kinney returned
home last evening from a. business trip
to Phoenix.
T. S. Bunch, nn attorney of Safford,
came in last evening to attend business
before tho court.
II. J. Donau. manaucr for Albert
Stoinfeld & Co., of Tucson, is a guest
at tho Dominion hotel.
J. 11. Pascoe and Mrs. Pascoe will
leave this morning for Los Angeles to
remain during tho summer.
Frank Westbrook, the pioneer pros
icctor of Gib3on, came in yesterdny on
business nnd will return today.
Lorenzo Hunsaker, manager of the
Singer Sewing Machine compnny, ar
rived last night from a two weeks' busi
ness trip to Clifton nnd Morenci.
Will Parks of tho.Gatti Meat com
pany went down to Solomonvillo yester
day and brought back a fine lot of veal.
Miss Katie Claridgo of Thatcher ar
rived last night to visit friends here.
J. R. Stahl, representing tho Bruns
wick-Balke-CoIIondcr company, is in tho
city making estimates on tho sporting
supplies of the new Sahuaro club rooms
in tho Trust building.
Mrs. W. P. Wright left this morning
to spond several months with relatives
and fricuds in Kentucky, of which state
she is a native. During her absence
she will visit Louisillo, Owcnsboro and
Bardstown.
Elks' MlnstreU Tonight.
A few good 50c scats left.
Globe City band will give a danco at
Clark's pavilion Saturday night. Good
time for everybody. Tickets $1 a cou
ple. Plenty of ice cream and soft
drinks. Best kind of music.
.Perfect alfalfa hay 30c to 00 c a bale
at Gambles. .
I Go to tho Indian Hot Springs. If
'sick, got well. If well, get rest and
pleasure.
Don't! I !
Don't let your child suffer with that
and pulmonary diseases. Buy a bottle
rand trv it.
B. B. Laughter, Byhalia, Miss.,
writes:
croup.
"I have two children who had
I tried many different reme-
dies, but I must say your Horehound
Syrup is tho best Croup and Cough med
icine I ever used." Sold by Palace
Pharmacy.
SUB HOE
OH ISLAND III
KEVELT LAKE
Boston Men Plan For a Resort
For Globe Pleasure
Seekers.
CONCESSION FROM GOV'T
'sland To Be Above Junction
Of Salt River and
Tonto Creek.
Word has como to Globo of a big
new hotel and summer resort to bo buiH
it Roosevelt by eastern capitalists. J.
N. Nichols, representing wealthy mcr
if Boston spent several days at the
dam town last week, and when ho left
for .his home ho had an option on what
will bo an island in tho middle of Roose
velt lako after tho dam is completed
and tho water flows in.
Tho hotel is to bo an immense affairs,
first class in every detail, and capable
of housing a largo number of guests.
It is designed to mnko Roosevelt a pop
ilar place for summer vacationists look
ing for an ideal place to rest and recu
perate. Mr. Nichols said that bctorc coming
o Arizona ho had been informed of the
!mmense lake to be formed by tho build
ing of the Tonto dam, and is said to
have obtained concessions from tnc gov
ernment giving him the right to build
a hotel on a high point of land a short
distance above tho juncture of Salt riv
er and Tonto creek. When the dam is
completed this point will be nn island
in a large and beautiful lake.
The location is an ideal ono for a ho
tel. It is away from both sides of the
canyon and nny brcczo that is stirring
will reach it. A more romantic or de
lightful spot can not be- imagined.
But Nichols does not intend to be
merely a hotel proprietor, no plans to
purchase stago line running in and out
of Roosovclt and all tho property of the
Shattuck & Desmond company at Mesa,
if his plans work out Tieht. He left for
tho cast with an option upon tho Shat
tuck & Desmond property nnd stage
rights, to return in a short timo with
tho necessary finnncinl arrangements
made.
This hotel, when completed, and
reached from Globe in a few hours' ride
over tho proposed automobile line, will
bo a very dcsirablo placo for local peo
ple to spend a portion of tho summer,
enjoying tho cool breezes and resting
from tho worries nnd toils of every day
life in tho metropolis.
Details of the undertaking arc not
yet public, but it is probnblc that no
timo will be lost in getting to work on
the project as soon as tho condition ot
tho public works will allow.
Elks' Minstrels Tonight.
A few good 50c scats left.
Scro Nipples.
Any mother who has had experience
with this distressing ailment will be
pleased to know that a cure may bo of
fected by applying Chamberlain's Salvi
as soon as the child is don nursing
Wipe it off with a soft cJoch before al
lowing tbe babo to nurse. Many trained
nurses havo used this salve with best
results. Foi aio by all druggists.
Elks' Minstrel3 Tonight.
A few good 50c scats left.
Singer machines for rent, 371 North
Bioad.
Ancient Romo
Is now merely a momory of the past.
Ballard's Snow Liniment is tho family
liniment of tho twentieth century. A
positive 'euro for Rheumatism, Burns
Cuts, Sprains, Neuralgia etc., Mr. C.
II. Runyon, Stanbcrry, Mo., writes: "J
havo used Snow Liniment for Rheu
matism and all pain. I can't say cnougl
in its praise." Sold by Palace Phar
macy. Elks' Minstrels Tonight.
On account of the enormous scat sale,
tickets reserved and not called for will
not be held after G p. in.
Fresh ranch eggs 30 cents at Gam
bio's cash store.
- A Summer Scnool.
Misses Nellie Allen and Urna McKen
zio will open a summer school in the
Central school building, Monday, June
S; sessions to last until August 14
Hours. 9 to 1, no intermission. Tuition
$."5.00 per month.
Barbecued Meats.
Ike Ford is doing all kinds at his old
stand west of Franz's lumber yard, on
Willow street. I solicit orders for party
and club lunch.
Canvas awnincs Ulobo Paint Co.
If ono feels dull and spiritless, in the
spring or early summer, they call it
"Spring Fever." But thcro is no fever
usually. It h tho after effect of our
winter habits. Tho nerves aro mostly
at fault. Tired, worn-ont nerves leave
us languid, lifo!ess and without spirit
or nmbitFon. A few doses of Dr.
Dr. Shoop's Restorntivo will absolutely
and quickly chango all of theso depress
ing symptoms. Tho Restorative of
courso won't bring you back to full
health in a day or two, but it will do
enough in -18 hours to satisfy you that
tho remedy is reaching that "tired
spot." Druggists everywhere aro ad
vising its use as a splendid and prompt
general tonic. It gives more vim and
more spirit to tho spoonful than any
other known ncrvo or constitutional
tonic. It sharpens a failing appetite,
lids digestion, frees sluggish livers and
'tldnoys, nnd brings now life, strength
ind ambition. Test it a few days and
bo convinced. Pnlaco and Globo Phar
imacies. ,iJs,teHj' '
HAojtiL iljixNixuRE Thrives.
Now Altor, Prayor Dosk and Other
Pieces for St John's Episcopal.
The chancel furniture for St. John's
Episcopal church arrived a few Jays
ngo and ia now in placo in the church.
It consists of a fine oak nltar, two
"hairs and a beautiful brass cross given
by tho Non Nobis Soleni club; a prayer
desk given by Mrs. Selby and her club;
an oak lecturn by Mrs. Frederick 9.
Navo; a beautiful brass altar book
stand by Mrs. Jnrncs Wiley; two oak
'ollcction basins by Mrs. Kecgnn nnd a
hyrnnnl bonrd by Mr. L. Gibtn.
MANY AT THE ROSS FUNERAL
Elks Conduct Services at Chapel and
Rod Men at tho Grave.
Tho funeral of Jack Ross, the pro
irietor of tho Coney Island saloon, who
died Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock of
tuberculosis, was held yesterday after
noon at 3 o'clock nt tho undertaking
larlors of F. L. Jones & Son.
The Elks; lodge conducted the services
at tho Jones chapel nnd tho Red Men
told their services at tho grave.
About two hundred members of the
Elks and Red Men marched behind
tho hcarso from Jones' undertaking par
lors to the cemetery.
CITY COUNCIL
READY TO BUILD
Safford Dada Buy Lot on Which
Build City Hall Doings of
Valley Metropolis.
to
SAFFORD, June 10. Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Baker of Tucson aro the proud
oarcnts of a son. Mrs. Baker wns for
merly Miss Maud Kemp of this place.
Grandma Dowdlc is here to spend the
summer with her sou, II. J. Dowdle, nnd
family.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Abbott and fam
ily spent Sunday at Sliffs ranch. It is
a delightful place for a day's outing.
Miss Lillian Jacobson, daughter of
Councilman Geo. IV Jacobson, is home
from Los Angeles, where she has been
attending school.
..The city council has purchased the
corner lot, cast of Kirtlands block, on
which to erect a city hall.
Dick Layton of Thatcher spent to-
dav in town on business.
Big cut" r little cuts, small sciatche
or bruie or big ones urp healed quick
ly by DcWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. I'
:s especially good for piles. Be sure t
ict DcWitt's. Sold by Hanna'a drug
itoro, 228 Broad street.
Canvas awnings Globo Paint Co.
Arbuckle's coffee, Ave pounds for $'
it Gamble's Cash Store.
Elks' Minstrels Tonight,
few good 50c seats left.
A
DoWitt'a Kidney and Bladder Pill?
aro prompt and thorough and will ii
a very short time strengthen the weal
encd kidneys and allay troubles arisinj
from inflammation of tho bladder. Tlie
aro recommended everywhere. Sold b
Hanna's drug store, 228 Broad street.
MICHIGAN COPPER MINES
Mineral Commissioner Is an Optimist
Minc3 Never in Better Condition.
The mineral commissioner of Mich
gan is an optimist, as may bo gathered
from a perusal of his annual report
on the copper mining industry at Lake
Superior. Among other things he says:
"Taken ns a whole, Michigan copper
mines were never in better condition
than they arc at this timo and the fu
ture outlook for the mine is especially
bright, the prico of copper being tho
principal contingency. Barring accidents
and shut-downs, I predict for 1908, in
amount of copper produced, tho banner
vcar of coppjr "mining in the" Michigan
district or tho Lake Superior region.
"After careful consideration, I havo
formed an opinion that future develop
monts may show that discoveries mado,
new mining enterprises started and
modifications in mining methods of op
eration introduced will result in proving
1907 to have been a very eventful and
important year for the future of the
copper industry in Michigan. Foremost
among these events and undertakings
may be placed, perhaps, the develop
ments now under way at tho Lako Cop
ncr mine, Ojibwny, 'Gratiot, Ahmcck,
Isle Royalc, Globe shaft, electrification
of mines nnd Calumet & Hecla re-crush
ing mill. Other innovation? might be
included.
"In n general way Lake copper com
oanies have been stretching out foi
bigger and better results and continued
improvements havo been mado in all
branches of mining. Tho people behind
the mines know the business thorough
ly nnd conduct it for the best interests
of tho companies and likewiso for the
future well being of tho properties.
Elks' Minstrels Tonight.
A fow good 50c scats left.
Thirteen pounds of granulated sugnr
$1, at Garoblo's Cash Store.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is
tho ono that children liko so well to take
as it tastes nearly as good as maple
sugar. It is different from tho others
as it docs not constipato, but on tho
other hand it acts gently yet freely on
the bowels and thereby it drives the
cold out of tho system. It is sold by
Hanna's drug storo, 228 Broad street.
Masquo Ball.
Thero will bo a masquerade ball at
tho old Bijou theater Friday night, June
12. A good timo is assured Jill who at
tend. You nro invited.
Stomach Troubles.
Many remarkablo cures of stomach
troubles havo been effected by Cham
berlain's' Stomach and Liver Tablets.
One man who had spent over two thous
and dollars for medicine and treatment
was curod by a fow boxes of theso tab
lots. Price, 25 cents. 8amples freo nt
all drug stores.
Capital Paid ia, $100,000.00
THE GILA
C. E. MILLS, President. Dr.
II. S. VAN GOItDER, Cashier.
O. E. MILLS
II. S. VAN GOItDER
A. T. THOMSON
Wo Invito New Business
A Happy Mother
Will sec that her baby is properly
eared for to do this a good purgative
is nocessary. Many babies suffor from
worms nnd their mothers don't know it
if your baby is feverish nnd doesn't
sleep" at nights, -it is troubled with
worms. White's Cream Vermifuge will
.ilnnn nnf Mmtin trnrrnu in n mild 1)1 Gas I
nnt way. Once tried always used. Give j
it a trial. Price 25 centsr Kohl uy
Palnco Pharmacy.
HOLLOW
Concrete Blocks
and Sidewalk Reinforced
Concrete
Manufacturer of Cement Pressed Bricks,
40-ton pressuro to tho brick.
Estimates on Building
Promptly Furnished
J. MAUREL
fwo-story Concrete Block House, West
ol Globe Lumber Yard. P. O Box 221.
Copper Belt
Realty Company
BARGAINS
Wo havo a cash customer for a snap.
Ono-acro tract, 5-room house p!p I
lor water; barn room for horse,
cow and liimgy: chicken house; all
kinds of fruit; good wind pump.
..u.uiu-unlluii tan; a nice 'place to
raise chickens, or a garden; $3200,
a small cash payment, balanci
easy terms.
Lot 100x100, fenced, level; new 1
room lioiuc, barn and buildings;
fruit; $2,300; easy terms.
Two lots East Globe adjoining, oOx
125 each, $1,000; easy terms.
Lot 93x100, gently sloping; two
small houses; Jl.SOO; terms.
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE
WRITTEN IN GOOD COMPANIES
HOUSES TOP. RENT.
If our ad. does not contain what
you want, como and see if It is In
our largo uuadvertised list.
Wo ask a share of your business
Copper Belt Realty Co.
140 East Oak Street Phone 1291
Pinal Dairy
ABSOLUTELY PURE MILK
Quality and Richness All Pre
served In All Milk Sold. We
DO NOT ROB THE MILK
To Make Butter.
Inspection Invited.
Teats Furnished on Request.
GIBSON BROS.
Box 731.
TEA
There's plenty of hum
bug in tea; not one ounce
in a ton Schilling's Best.
Your (trocer rtlutaj jour none U jrou dn'l
Ukt It; pair him
The White House
THEODORE COLLINS. Proprietor.
Just received, a large and
choice line of very neat and
very good low-priced sleeve
buttons and stick pins.
The variety of designs in both classes
will enable you to suit your taste.
These arc gold rolled and heavy plat
ed goods, with rubies, topaz, pearls nnd
many other cut stone ornaments. They
have all the elegance of high priced
goods nnd nro finished in the same way.
Prices run from.
50c to $1.25
While they last,
LiMiifcFnl InUiiLiliitJ
n;m;H.iiii
HOLLADAY'S SALOON
MIAMI FLAT, AU12.
Solicits your patronage anrl himumw
tho best
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Eu
Give this popular place a call
Surplus Sio.o
VALLEY BANK & TRUST CO.
L. D. Rickotts, Vice President. T. A. PASCOE, Vice Piciijett
.V WATT TTOflTIT". JAME3 W. HOGTJE
thing in tho Real Estate lino, and uant to find ost where to get the bejt
bargains, see tho other fcnow, tnen can on ino
HOME INVESTMENT CO.
Our deals aro straight, our barjrains good. Lots and homes for sale cj
easy payments.
JIM HOGUE, HOGU2,
isssmsxmsBaK'
Opp. Bankers' Garden
Livery
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GENTS' ADMISSION, 25c
Strangers Home mi Ik open Me ion
Restaurant
HffiSifKi
r,"f'XL?L IMP T'A'Tt
Estimates Cheerfully and Promptly Furnished.
BOX C31
DIRECTORS " Jl- """", 'uc"' anags,
L. D. RICKETTS WALTER DOl'GLA,
T. A. PASCOE H. V. HnOAUDT
E. M. IIURD
WE pay 4 per cent on Savings Accost.
President. ' ,- Vico President and Castict.
When you aro desirous of buying, ceiling, trading or renting aB-
Manager. Utility u
SADDLE HORSES
DRIVING RIGS
Hay Grain Coal Wool
naming rna Moving
Phono 1331. RUSSELL i- HAEEIJ
It Will Be to Yo
Advantage
To have yoar clothes made in Old
I employ the best workmen and hi
ugw in my employ a No. l coatn
who was recently with the big
of Bullock & Jones, San Francisco,
A new stock of fino piece gc
s- it and tronspr patterns just la
if yon need any clothing havo It :
in Globe. Yours for fine tailoring,
J. W. WALTER
Rear of Inp,rar Clothes Cia
Next to Kinnj. ilouse Hats BelloJ
At DREAMLAND
onisht Tonight
LADIES FREE
Finest White Ma
ple Floor in the
West
Dream'and Brass
Band
Competent In
structors Rich
ardson Skates
Best of order
No ro a jh Skating
permitted
We reserve the
right to refuse
admission to ob
jection ibis characters
Dollar Hat Sale
TODAY AT
Globe Commercial Store
GET YOUR STRAW HAT TODAY
EVE RY STRAW HAT MUST GO $2..00, $2.50.
$3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 STRAWS ALL GO TODAY AT
2b Lull
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Ci7 and nirrht service: season1'!
dolicacics, neatness, promptness.
BILLY CUNNINGHAM,
The Modern Way
Tho erection of buildings by manufac
tured sono blocks is CHEAPES'
STRONGEST, SAFEST, COOLEST
IWAEMEST, DRIEST.
Mol'o-.v Cc-nznt Blocks and'Cement Bril
J. muiMN i uin rrwc Brtt
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