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DAILY ARIZONA SILVEK BELT
Sunday, September 20, jy
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PRESIDENT,
J. N. Porter.
VIOE PEESIDENTS,
O. W. Wickersham
L E. Solomon
P. P. Greer
CASHIER,
J. N. Robinson.
ASST. CASHIERS,
A. J. McKinnon
Q. 0. Simmons.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
DIRECTORS
V. W. Wickerihara I. E. Solomom J. N. Robinin
W. A. Holt E. B. QrWer Ph. Freudenth,'
J. N. Porter C. F. Solomon J. B. Newnun
3. L. Gibson P. P. Greer
Capital $100,000 Surplus $100,000 Shareholders' Liability $100,000
United States, Territorial, County and City Depository.
Fourth Arizona Pair, Phoenix, November 9-14, 1908 Attractions Extraordinary."
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Mrs. R. Bell
Dress Making Parlors
Second Floor Front of
Old Dominion Store.
Call and see her.
WILEY E. JONES
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practico in all Courts.
Suite 11, Trust Building,
Globe, Arizona.
Phonos: Office, 1401; Residonco, 1341.
E. R, McPHEETEBS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Offco: Rooms 1 and 3 Trust Bldg.
Hours: 9 to 10 a. in.; 2 to 4 p. m.
Kvonings, G:30 to 7:30.
Residence, Dominion Hotel.
Strangers Home Restaurant
470 N. BROAD ST.
WE INVITE YOUR PATRONAGE
- Day and night service; seasonable
delicacies, neatness, promptness.
BILLY CUNNINGHAM, Prop.
Edmund T. Satchell
Assayer, Chemist, Metallurgist
130 BROAD STREET P. O. Box 1005
GLOBE, ARIZONA.
Commercial
Gas Engines
and Hoists
Latest, Barest tend most improved
model, guaranteed for economy and re
liability; simplest scientific engine built
Agent for
MINING. AND IRRIGATION
PUMPS
Bold and Installed on absolute guar
antee by
John Wog
Box 211
GLOBE. AEIS.
KING & CO.
CEMENT WORKERS
We do all kinds of cement work
and excavating. Satisfaction in
all cases and prompt and reliable
sorvlce.
Leave orders at the
Silver Belt office.
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SULTAN & WAYNE
MINING ENGINEERS
141 North Broad StrMt
P. O. Box 867
HOLLOW
Concrete Blocks
and Sidewalk Reinforced
Concrete
Manufacturer of Cement Pressed Bricks,
40-ton pressuro to the brick.
Estimates on Building'
Promptly Furnished
J. MAUREL
Two-itory Concrete Block House, West
of.Globo Lumber Yard. P. O. Box 221.
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A Day's Doings in Arizona
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FORMER TUCSON GIRL CHARGED
WITH INFIDELITY BY HER
FRENCH LORDLING
TUCSON, Soptomber 19. The ro
mance of pretty Estclle Alexander,
"Tucson's Cindorclla," has coim to an
unhappy end. Dispatched from Paris
tell that Prince Robert do llroglie, who
married the beautiful former Tucson
girl, lias anounced his intention of suing
for divorce on the ground of infidelity.
Hoyond all question the relation's of the
young prince nru at Inst triumphant and
have .secured his complete .separation
from tho fair Amcriomi they hated.
Renders of territorial newspapers
have full knowledge of tho romantic life
story of Estclle, PpncessN do Broglie.
She told it herself, simply nnd unaffect
edly as a child, when sho wrote to the
Tucson Citizen, inquiring about au old
teacher of hers in' the Tucson schools.
At tho great liiomout of her life when
sho was tho radiant bridu of "tho hand
somest prince in France," her mind
harked back to. her childhood days in
the Old Pueblo, when she lived in a
tiuy adobe hut on Meyer street, "where
1 cooked for my folks, you know, and
the sptderx spun their webs on tho
walls."
Estclle Alexander was born in Tucson,
of patents who were very, very poor.
As a child she developed a beautiful t
voice which in womanhood grew more
delightful. When ten years of age she
moved from this city to Los Angeles,'
whero she later obtained a clerkship in
iv store and through her scanty earnings I
secured a musical education. After
wards sho went on the vaudeville stag'
and met tho Priuco do Broglie, only son
of one of tho greatest families in
franco. The young people fell in lovo
and despite tho furious protests of the
prineo'8 father and his family they
were married. vA child was born, but
tho family of the prince did not for a
moment relax their opposition to the
match
In writing to the Citizen the
, . i
princess sai:
"My father in-law has dono everv-'
th'uiL' to ruin our hanniness but so far
!"f.S?ed Oh ".ow I S,l h,m? in'
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Pans ho had the police attempt to pre-
vent us from playing Then when wo '
bo broken. Oh, it is terrible, tho length
that the pride of these great French
families will drive them to. I am only
a plain Arizona girl and even now, when
I ain so happy, I fear for the future."
And tho fears of tho princess wore
not groundless. Her prince has left her.
His lawyers announce that ho will suo
for divorce on tho greatest of all charges
against a woman.
The unhappy princess at her home de
clares Prince1 Robert is "cruel and cow
ardly," that his charge of infidelity
is baseless and has simply been trumped
up by the prince, who doubtless desires
to rid himself of his American wife for
iu pun we o. .n.ulK.Ha.Ir "-"'-'.'
or effecting a reconciliation with his,
family. '
Cuid has flown and the dreams of Mm
"Tucson Cinderella" are buried in tho
ashes of a hearthstone that is cold.
TID3 CITIZEN'S BANK OF GLOBE
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUS
INESS AND SOLICITS YOUR AC
COUNT. S. F. SULLENBERGER,
PRES.
ARIZONA NEWS
AND COMMENT
Tho corner stono of tho now academy
building at Thatchor has been laid with
appropriate exercises.
Tho Safford Democratic club has sub
scribed $25.50 to tho national campaign
fund.
Captain Kelley of San Carlos has dis
covered that by placing shallow pans
filled with buttermilk near trees and
vines infested with June bugs that tho
animals are soon exterminated.
Thc old folks of Thatcher enjoyed
annual banquet at the academy yester
day afternoon.
Mormon ward conferences opon at
Thatcher today.
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Lay ton of Thatch
er will celebrato their silver wedding
tomorrow evening.
Douglas school trustees havo provided
separate rooms for negro scool children.
sit
UKI .llilll-.il inn IIH.1111-. .lln-dli:u l'U,M , .. -ul,rnl.l Jnoronun In
hooted us. Ho is determined to separate " ' " " -" ' "ZuZ .1 ... , u ,-.,i.i fmc for cu"'Ircn- No qnme, no Inxa-
Robert, my prince, and I. Sometimes J , '", pr l" tfr "'. . ?' & VZ !!'tivo' nothinK har9h nor ickn5nK- Ilx
, , ' T..' ' . , , ... be to preserve and protect the game as.. ,,b .-. oni,i ... pnin(.o Phnrmnev
fear he will succeed and my heart wdl .. n . -trnv A fc,m1,nf An )nrV f '8 bola l, alaC(' mnrmncj.
Tho scheme seems to bo working satisfactorily.
Tim Moienci Gun club has established
a range and erected a building.
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Clifton will havo a registration of
about eight hundred.
Wiliam Johnson of Now York is the
new manager of the Hotel Gndsdon in
Douglas,
Arizona gun (lubs are arranging to
participate in the El Paso meeting next
week.
In Tucson negroes are barred from
becoming membeis of republican clubs.
Tucson Elks 'javo made overtures
looking to tho purchase of thoir club
house by tho cily. Should tho deal go
through the building will bo used for a
citv hall.
Phoenix, according to the Republican,
has a bicycle cirbozzling association.
Phoenix lias discovered a great scarc
ity of cottage in that city and tho
newspapers arc insisting that local cap
itnl build houses.
Uisbco will probably isue bonds fr
the purpose of building a water works
system and improving tho city streets.
Thousands of tons of wild hay are
being cut in Cochiso county as the re
sult of tho recent heavy rains.
THE GRAHAMS
Wild game has become so scarce in
the Graham and Santa Teresa mountains
that it has almost become a farce to
hunt there, says the SaiTord Guardian.
Both of these ranges are in tho Crook
forest reserve. If the proper steps were
ta"ken these ranges could be declared a
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NATIONAL GAME
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now being drawn asking congress to set'of the nn;maI Am, attorncv vo 0.
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(, b() lam, llnder th( crv!sion
thc for'Mt . whph
animals, for the destruction of which
tho territory now pays largo sums of
money in bounties. It would also mean
the stocking of the ranges with all
kinds of wild game. It would bo used
as a breeding ground for game. Tho
grazing of stock nnd other privileges
t .. ...iiift.l liv ihtt fnrnkt .inrl-if... tilllflo
.nmVinjni, ' .,,, nnt 1 ':.-
fertul with and it would not bo many
years until these mountains would be
filled with tho best kinds of game.
it seems to us that thc proposition
is a good one and thnt the people will
bo anxious to sign the petitions nsking
congress to set aside theso ranges for
tho purpose named
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TEA
We want your goodwill
and your money; not one
cent without that good
will. Yonr crocer returns jour money if jom tfoal
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BARCLAY, HIG DON & CO.
Single and Double Teams
Saddle Horses
A Specialty made
Telephone 171.
B. B. Stallcup
General Blacksmiths
SCIENTIFIC HORSE SHOEING
CARRIAGE WORK A SPECIALTY
Kodol
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A BILL OF SALE
NOVEL SUIT CLOSES IN PRESCOTT
WITH A HORSE ON HANSON,
THE PLAINTIFF
PRESCOTT, September 19. Hoplovin
proceedings for tho possession of a
black marc in which R. M Hanson,
Nollio Earl, known all over the couuty
as "Pour-eyed Noll," nnd Harry Ames
were the central figures, occupied two
hours yesterday in the court of Justice
of tho Peace McLanc, Hanson being
awarded the disputed equine.
K. M. Hanson, who instituted the suit,
was represented by Attorney J. K. Rus
sell, and Ames, who had the animal in
his possession, had as counsel Lcroy An
derson. A combination of at least four
brands adorns the bcas of burden,
showing that it had several changes ii
ownership, one of which, at least, must
have appeared "Bhndy" to the court,
judging from the decision rendered.
In his testimony, Hanson said that
he owned the animal in ISO.'t when it
was yet a colt.- Tho Henderson brothers
of Walker, while gathering horses, drove
it with a herd into their corral. Its
mother was not found by them. Hnnson
Kiivu it 10 wic iieiMiL-r.HDiis unit nicy
branded it with their "W slash dia
mond" iron and turned it out on tho
range. Subsequently Hnnson purchased
it from tho Hendersons. Three and a
half years later, according to Hanson,
it was seen in Xellio Earl's corral on
Blind Indian Crock, with an "A (5 con
nected" brand added to tho other and
the slash of the original Henderson
branch converted into a "cross." Han
son produced a bill of sale to show tho
passing of thp title to him from tho
Hendersons.
On the witness stand Xellic snid that
she purchased tho marn from Hnnson,
tho consideration, according to her state
ment, being a prolonged love and affec
tion. She snid she sold the horse to
Ames for a cash consideration nnd gave
Ames a bill of sale. Ames produced the
bill of sale in court to prove his title,
but the chain of the title being broken
between Hnnson and Nellie, tho court
awarded tho animal to Hanson. Nellie
now threatens to Institute suit against
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. .i.. TV,ninr fNnrtv Told Cure
A c'"er popular t,nnuj toui Mire
'Tablet called Prcvcntics is being dis-
- by druggists everywhere. In a
. l,nllPS Tnvnntir iirn Hiiro tn hrnak
any cold completely. And Prcvcntics,
(being so safo and toothsome, arc very
The White House
THEO. COLLINS, Prop.
SEE OUR $1.50
and 25c Windows
Our $1.50 window contains men '3
hats, pants and shirts; ladies' waists
and skirts, and ladles' and men's
shoes.
Our 25c window contains ladles'
and children's bonnets, hoods,
ladies and children's belts, infants'
vests; combs, plcturo frames basket
perfume, writing paper, soap, faco
powder, handkci chiefs, slippers,
bows.
THE WHITE HOUSE
Hay, Grain & Coal
of Fine Livery Rigs
Globe, Arizona
Wo meet all competition. Work called
for and delivered at samo price.
and Wheelwrights
WEST CEDAR ST., Near O. K. Stables.
Call Us Up by Phono 2251.
S. O. DWITT
Sold by HANNA'S DRUG STORE
Kodol will, without doubt, make your
stomach strong and will almost instant
ly rcliovo you of nil tho symptoms of
indigestion. It will do this becauso it
is mado up of the natural digestive
juices of tho stomach so combiuod that
it completely digests the food just as
tho stomach will do it, so you sec Kodol
can't fail to help you and help you
promptly. Tt is sold by Hanna's Drug
Store, 228 Broad street.
Canvas awnings Globe Paint Co.
DoWitt's Carbolizcd Witch Hazel
Salvo is recommended as the best thing
to uso for piles. It is, of course, good
for anything whero a salve is needed.
Boware of Imitations. Sold by Hanna's
Drug Store, 228 Broad street.
A BURGLAR IN TOWN
His name is "bad cough." Hc does
n't caro for gold or silver, but he will
steal yonr hcnlth away. If be appears
in your houso arrest him at once with
Ballard's llorohound Syrup; it may
mean consumption if you don 't. A cure
for 'all coughs, colds and chest troubles.
Prico 25c, 50c and $1 per bottle. For
sale by Palaco Pharmacy.
All you school folks should know that
tho biggest and best tablet in town is
at Ryan's. 5 nnd 10c .
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THE COFFEE
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THE
WHOLE
FAMILY
LIKES
BARKLEY'S
BEN-HUR
COFFEE.
Bsaaxfs.
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Barkloy's Ben-Hur Coffee is put
hot in air-tight tins direct from
tho roaster, theroby preserving
the rich aroma and high flavoring.
Phones: Office, Main 1841; Res. 115
R. R, WILSON, M. D.
O. B. WILEY, M. D.
DRS. WILSON & WILEY
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Over Post Office
Hours: 10-12 A- M.( 2-5 and 7-8 P. M.
Residence 410 E. Oak
GEORGE HOPE
Registered Stallion
Trotter, Record of 2:14.
Stands at Shuto's Barn
PRICE $25.00.
DR. H. A. SCHELL,
Arizona's Leading
Optician,
TUCSON, ARIZONA
Sond broken glasses to bo repaired or
duplicated. ' Next visit to Glob'e in
December or January.
Special
Discount
Sale
Wo have placed on sale our
Fancy Woolen Dress
Goods
All colors, which we now place
at a
25 Discount
And W also call your attention
to our
PJain Flannel Dress
Goods
All corols, which wo now place
beforo you at a
25 Discount
Theso aro unusual values and you
can make no mlstako by taking
advantage of theso special offer
ings. W. W.
BROOKNER
CO.
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Guar anteed
To Olr Satisfaction o Ycmr Montr Back.
If.tfUr tiitaf two-thlrrf of ll.CO buttl of KodoIjTon en konMtlr mt It CM net
txntated you, w will refund jour money. Try Kodol todr.on iM ruanatM.
rill out and dm tho f ollowlec. prtttnl It to tbi dHlir t to tire, fnurekul
It It falla to Mttitr you, return tha bottla eontalnlnit ona-tblrd of th ocdlolaa
to taa daalu treat whom tov boocht It, and wa wlU refund your raoaay.
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& COMPANY. CHICAGO, IUU
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IE GLOBE WIRE COMPI
We are selling
GALVANIZED
GARBAGE CANS
At $3.50
DURING SEPTEMBER
x Leave your order now
HE GLOBE HARDWARE COMPANY
Beautiful Showing
of Fall Merchandise
New things sxo very much in evidence in every department. All
stocks arc ncaring completion, the summer is seemingly already forgot
ten, and our thcugnts are all of autumn. Consider yourselves most cor
dially invited to come in and look around. The Fall Suits, Skirts, Waists,
Millinery, etc. tho new styles, the new shades and color combinations
will be a mean 1 of. pleasant entertainment.
We carry a largo lino of
Gage and Fisk Hats
Samuels Famous Parisian Hats
A lot of Feather Boas just received
Old Dominion
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DEALERS IN
Lumber. Glass. Iron and Felt
Roofing, Lath, Plaster, Paint,
Cement and All Kinds of
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Sole Agents for Acme Wood Fibre Plaster, the finest
for all purposes. Works smoother and goes further
than any other plaster in the market
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GLOBE NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL STOCK"
SURPLUS AND PROFITS
DR. W. A. HOLT, President E. M. WHITE, Vice-President
PAT ROSE, Vice-President A. G. SMITH, Cashier
MRS. C. M. CUSHMAN, Assistant Cashier
DR. W. A. HOLT
A. Q. SMITH
A General Banking Business Transacted. Your Account Solicited
B. F. VAN WAGENEN
U. S. Mineral Surveyor.
VAN WAGENEN & HEWES
Engineering
City Lot Surveying
Mines Sampled and
Umpire and
Suite 26
Commercial Co.
$50,000.00
7,636.65
DIRECTORS
FRED 0. GRIFFIN E. M. WHITE
PAT ROSE A. W. SYDNOR
J. J. EEEGAN
C. E. HEWES
and Assaying
Assay Plats Made
Control Assays
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