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"The Store of Exclusive Styles"
The average woman who sets out to. buy apparel
for herself or her girls is very apt to make the mis
takes of pjttintj "all linei" and "all stores" upon the
"same footing", yet there is a vast difference.
For instance every garment handled by us is ab
solutely man-tailored throughout the linings, trim
mings and materials such only as you would expect
to find in Custom Tailoring Departments or High
Class Modiste Shops.
The lines are right, the fit and finish right, and
the wear absolutely guaranteed.
And so is it also with our Millinery
We have the most exclusive, the most extensive
stock of stylish millinery ever seen in Globe. Style
and Quality is considered first. It is always correct
if you buy it at Fort's.
investment, but some of the girls aro
speculating and guessing us to tlio mo
tive which may havo prompted two un
married and eligible young men to seek
that sort of an investment.
Oscar Malono in Toils
Oscar Malono was arrested by under
sheriff Hill Voris last night on a charge
of larceny, sworn to by District Julgo
P. S. Nave, who complains that Malono
stole an automatic Colt pistol from his
house (luring his absence at Boulder,
Colo. Mulono has been in frequent trou
ble recently, victimizing several persona
and places of business out of small sums
by means of bogus chocks, and he was
arrested three or four times in as many
weeks, but the difficulties were adjust
cd eaeli time, and the victims declined
to prosecute him. During this .time, he
wns living at the house of Judge Nave,
who had left him there as caretaker.
When the judge returned ho missed the
revolver and other articles. Tho judge
at once swore to a complaint before
luatirc Hinson Thomas against Mnlone,
wlio was then out of town, and when
M alone returned to Globe last night he
was promptly arrested.
sided at tlio meeting, which was ad
dressed by Messrs. Scott, Henry and,
Bishop.
Charli Finloy Died at Indlo
Charles E. Finloy diod at Indio, Cal.,
not at Los Angeles as published. His
death must havo been unexpected, 'as
Harry Zschcegnor received u letter from
him written at Indlo on tlio lt7h inst.,
In which ho oxplained why, lie had left.
Los Angeles, which was on account of
the-fogs and rains, tlio dampness having
a bad offect on him. He seemed to be
in good spirits and wroto that the
climate of Tndio seemed to agree with
him fine. We aro not advised as to
what disposition was made of tho re
mains, but suppose thoy were interred
at Tndio.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Capital Paid ill, 1100,000.00
THE GILA
C. E. MILLS, President. Dr.
H. S. VAN GOKDEB, Cashier.
C. E. MILLS
H. S. VAN GOBDEB
A. T. THOMSON
Wo Invite New Business
Surplus tlO,oooJ
VALLLY BANK. & TKUS-T CO.
L. D. Bicketts, Vice President. T. A. PASCOE, Vice PiesioH1
DIEECTOBS E. M. HUBD, Local Man,.1
L. D. BICKETTS
' T. A. PASCOE
WALTEB DOUCn,
B. Bv HEOARDT
E. M. HUBD
WE pay 4 per cent on Savings Aceoi
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SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Two Globe Teams Matched
Pitcher Collins of. the Globe team anl
Manager Uushcll of tho Globe Regular
announced last liijht that tho two teams
had been matched, or practically so, for
a series of three games to bo played
Thursday and Friday to decide which
team would go to Albuqucrquo as the
representative club of Globe, tho Globo
team having accepted tho challenge of
the Itegulnrs, which was published last
week. It is understood, howover, that
there aro still some details to be at
'tended to, but Collins and Hushell
agreed in tho statement that a definite
announcement would be made tomor
row morning.
other man. The men had been having
trouble in tho rear of tho Smelter pa
loon and Creek tried to convince, his
opponent by taking a bite out of hte
anatomy. Creek paid his fine and was
given a "iloator." The officers havo
undertaken the task of ridding the city
I of a number of idlors and vorih'es3
characters who never work.
Cradled on Angel Wings
A beautiful baby boy was born Sun
day morning, September 0, to Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Keith, but heaven had claim
ed its soul before ever its baby eyes
had seen the sordid light of earth. Thero
was a tiuy casket instead of a cradle,
but tho mother knows and finds
strength in tho knowledge that her
loved one was homo aloft on -angels'
wings.
) New Mining Company
Preliminary steps wero taken yester-
i dny afternoon before Justice Hinson
'Thomas for tho incorporation of a new
I mining company, which has bonded he
Oversight and Lazyhorso claims, a group
of nine claims in the Battlesnakc dis
trict of Graham county. Tho promoters,
who aro Fred II. Golden, A. Baumaft, O.
P. Tucker and Mrs. K. J. Edwards, state
iu their papers that thoy propose to is
sue a million shares of stock at $1,
each. i
Altar Society Meeting
The Altar socioty will meet at Mrs.
William Kclsoj' home, in East Cotton
wood street, Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Presbyterian Divine Coming
City Attornev Allrcd, as secretary of
tho local Presbyterian congregation, has
been advised that Rev. II. P. Cory, of
Midland, Mich., a clergyman who is
highly commended by nil who know him,
has consented to tako the local charge
and will be in Globe about October 2.
Mr. Cory writes that he has a wife
and three daughters, the eldest of whom
will accompany him to Globe, the other?,
children, remaining with their motlor
until Mr. Cory roturns for them a little
later. Tho news will bo received with
all tho more gratification by the local
members' of the congregation because
of the dilllcultios they havo experienced
in securing a pastor. Arrangements
had been made to bring a clergyman to
Globe, but just as he was about to leave
for this city, his father died and he
gavo up thought of leaving home. An
Other was on tho point of coming to
Globe when his wife became seriously
ill, , ultimately necessitating a surgical
operation which was not successful, and
he too abandoned the ieda of making
his home in Globe.
Fighters in Court
C. V. Creek and Joseph l)e Luk, ar
,'rcted by Doputy Marshal Cochran,
wero given a hearing 'yesterday after
noon before .Justice Hinson Thom-i,
who fined Creek $10 and dismissed Mic
Poaceful Sleep
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Median slept in
I jail last night, and thero wa& pen??
on Aoftsger hill. The couple had bceu
celebrating something or other and they
not only looked upon the cup when it
was red, but thoy stared it out of. coun
tenanco until it was more colors than
tho rainbow. At last, Mrs. Median
thought to take a walk out into the
street, but she changed her mind when
she got to the front steps and lay down
suddenly for a nap. When Deputy Mar
shal Cochran nrrived, Median was stag
gering over his fallen spouse and threat
ening to shoot anyboy'who "interfer
ed." The couple wore taken to th?
city jail.
Samaro Clnb Nearly Finished
Tho rooms o ftho Saguaro club, on
the fourth lloor of the Trust building,
aro nearly finished and the indications
aro that in little more than a fortnight
or so, tho chili will be ready for s
houscwarmingj Tho decorating and til.
terations of tho rivoms havo all been fin
ished and tho electricians will sunn
Jiavo installed the electrical fixtures
which havo already arrived. Tho con
struction of the elevator shaft and the
pent liouso on the roof which is to
accommodate the upper part of the e'e
vator machinery will begin today, so
that it will all be ready for the "n
stallation of tho elevator, which is ex
pected to reach here about October 1,
or sooner. The furniture has all been
shipped from Chicago, and the club is
in possession of an elegant stock of
glassware, cigars and sundry materii'Js
for tho comfort counter.
Yorng Men Buy Homes, What
Charles A. Cardcn and James S. Car
penter have purchased of J. Watt Hoguri
of tho Homo Investment company, a
piece of ground with two houses on Pas
coo liill. Tho purchase: was made as an
France and tho Garbage Can
Thos. Franco is doing twelve days
in jail, simply because one of the
city's new-fangled garbage cans would
uot keep still. Franco had been having
somo vineyard trouble when ho emerged
from a saloon down Broad street, very,
very weary. The landscape looked uj
lull ovoryway, and so uncertain that
Franco wisely concluded to leave it
alone. Ho spied a couple of garbage
cutis bumping into each otbor on two
or three edges of tho sidewalk and con
cluded, from tho elasticity thoy showed,
that ouo of them would make the soft
est, downy pillow, over, if only ho could
catch the frisky thing. But Franco had
no idca-of tile "innate depravity of in
animate objects." Ho had no sootier
conceived tho idea than the garbage
cans inaugurated a wUd dance nroudd
him. and dozens more cans joined in tile
mad revel. Hut Franco had his Dutch
courage up and would not bo dauntel.
Ho' launched wildly at the leader of the
cans, got a double-twist strangle toe
hold on it, and was just about to force
it iuto a nice pillow attitude when all
tho other cans piled on top of htm
and threw him into thn gutter, where he
wasfound wrestling furiously with ono
garbage can, by Deputy Marshal Bob
Edwards. When brought before Justice
Hinsou Thomas, France could not ac
count for the missing cans and tho
court gave him twelve days in a nice,
quiet place in which to work out the,
puzzle
New Sidewalk Built
Street Superintendent Floyd Blevins,
yesterday, finished the construction of
a sidewalk from the corner of the
court house to Hill street, in Oak street,
using as a material . the cement dust
which has given such satisfaction as a
street surfaeer.
Copper Hill Taft-Sherman Club
The Connor Hill Taft-Sherman club
was organized last night at a meeting
in the Copper Hill school in which the
attendance, including a number of
ladies, filled the building. Tho party
from Globe which went over for the
occasion "was composed of V. P. Kelscy,
C. P. Mater, secretary of the local club;
Bill Sparks', Attorney W. G. Scott, Ly
man Woods, W. F. Oolpin, W. II. Hop
kins, District Attorney L. L. Henry
and C. F. Bishop. Harry Solomon prc-
Wllliam (laskill, the veteran butch
er, has been ill during the last two
dnys.
Deputy Sheriff W. G. Duncan went to
Solomonville yesterday on official busi
ness. .7. V. Walter, formerly a merchant
tailor in this city, has returned to Globe
and will locate here.
Mrs. GeorgoW. P. Hunt has returned
from her summer vacation at her
father's home at Young.
Mrs. D. O. Fort will. leave this moan
ing for Bowie", to meet her two dnugh
tors, on their way home from Ohio.
Mrs. Carrie Harrington and daughtc-.
Miss Elsie, returned last night from
California, wherothey spent six mon)-.
Ph. Freudcnthal of Solomonville, who
is a director of the First National bar
of Globe, was among the arrivals in the
city last night.
Airs. Spates and Miss Mary Fulwoo.l
returned last night from their summer
vacation spent at Indianapolis and nth-'
er places in the middlo states.
Dr. and Mrs, C. T. Sturgeon ivill leave
this morning for Washington, 1). C,
where the doctor will attend the inter
national congress on tuberculosis.
Mrs. Ed. Horr'cll, who has bceu spend
ing the summer at Horrcll' ranch,
twenty-five miles west of town, returned
to her homo in South Hill street j'cstcr
day. Mr. and Mrs. L. 11. Hunsakcr return
cd last night from Snfford, where Mr.
Ilunsnker spent several days on busi
ness for the Singer Sewing Machine
company, of which he is the local rep:
rcsentative.
Joseph D. Cannon, the socialist candi
date for territorial delegate to congress,
left yesterday morning on tho stage for
Roosevelt. While here ho was tho guest
of Mrs. Gcncvn Fryer, who is secretary
of the socialist party of Arizona.
William Nelson, who hns been n resi
dent of Globo for fourteen years, will
leave- Friday for an extended trip
through Great Britain. He will be ab
sent three j'enrs. Mr. Nelson is well
and favorably known here.
Full
Strength
Drugs
Tho drugs in .our store are all
as specified full strength. Any
that havo a tendency to loto
strength with age are watched
moro closely and nevor used af
ter they show signs of weakening.
This one fact alone is enough to
account for tho good results from
prescriptions filled by us.
KODAK SUPPLIES AND
EVEBYTHING HANDLED
BY A GOOD DBUG STOBE.
Globe Drug
Store
Rcat Estate Pickings of Home lavestmentCo
Now is the midsummer of our discontent made glorious by the fc
that cool breezes scud delightfully across tho alabaster on cacu ittl
which bids dull care to go "nlkc" for othsr cloiinc? outside of airW
and the only Globe on the map. And. now, since the "klcnd;.
zyphers sweep away the legarthic "cob webs" from our intellect
works, wo can seo tho advisability of bidding the rent man good by, k
owning our own home in a growing city like Globe, where- a dollar k
vested now will inveigle big returns to linger longer with vsr. here, e.
in any other town known to the "think works" of man.
Wo want to announco the fact that the HOME INVESTMENT COj
PANT is in tho market to buy, sell, trade and rent anything in the nt
cstato line from a hen coop to a mansion. We have a few houses j.
Globo to Bell for a small payment down, and the balance at just abo?
what youpay for rent. Bent payers, speculators and home seekers, c
up and take notice of how you can make yourself "LUCKYT" by se&
thn nfhnr fl1tnnr flifrn ain frliA
Home Investment Companj
we asK you to sign no papers until money, tauts;.
AMUSEMENTS
AMUSEMENTS
TheGlobe Bank
and Savings Co.
MONEY TO LOAN
163 EAST CEDAB STBEET
Wo pay 5 per cent per annum, on
Term Deposits if left 3 months.
Wo pay as high as 0 per cent on Es
crow Deposits. Don't lot your money
lay idle without Interest. Start a Sav
ings Account today, and mako your
money work for you while you sleep.
Wo handle Bcal Estate of all kinds,
and wc writo Tiro Insurance in the best
companies in tho world.
NOTICE
To the Stockholders of tho Glbbc Ari-
Kona Mining Companj':
Tho bona fide stockholders of tho
above company are hereby notifiedto
meet at the office of T. K. Flannigan,
rooms 2-0, Trust building, at Globe, Gila
County. Arizona Territory, September
28, 7:30 p. m.
None but bona fide stock holders will
be permitted to attend the meeting.
Parties are requested to bring their
stock.
Bv Some of the Stockholders.
This Is Amateur Night.
A great program at the Iris.
Bov Wanted At Silver Belt office.
Piano Tuner.
This is the last week S. L. Hamilton
will' bo in Globe. Telephone 1724. P. O.
Box 1235.
Canvas awnings Globo Faint Co.
Boy Wanted-At Silver Belt office.
' This Is Amateur Night.
A great program at tho Iris.
HELD FOR-MUBDEB.
OAKLAND, Cal., September 22.
John Ben, this afternoon was held to
answer by Justice of tho Peace Powers
at Irvfngton, on a charge of murdor in
connection with the shooting of Carl
Moller on the preserves of the Albrao
Gun club.
MISSING MAN FOUND, BUT CRAZY.
OAKLAND, September 22. C. W.
Bicknrd, the Southern Pacific engineer
who disappeared six months ago, has
been found demented at Santa Cruz, i
Ho had been thought murdered.
Challenge Accepted.
We, tho butchers of Globe, will ac
cept the challenge of tho barbers of the
city of Globe, game to be called at 2:30
p. m. at tho School hill park. With
a side bet soup bono for shaves. No
bluff. WILLIE BOSE.
Globe, Ariz., September 22, 1908.
Lifo of Jesse James.
A great? moving picture at the Iris.
You get tho best when you order
Ccdarbrook whiskey. The Parlor. M.
It. Monahan.
FOB SALE
COMPUTING SCALE, Stimpson
make. , Also cash register and fourteen
foot counter; bargain. Gamblo's Cash
Store.
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Boy Wanted At Silver BeU o'flicc.
Notice to Odd Fellows.
All Odd Fellows and their families
aro respectfully invited and expected to
attend our fifty-seventh .anniversary of
the Bcbekah degree, on Wednesday
evening September 23, at 8 o 'clocks
A Great Program.
A beautiful colored picture and Fomc
good comedy at the Iris tonight.
NEEDED TRAINING
"How did you got along with her.
father T"
"Only so-so."
"He is a very blunt and plain-spoken
man; always calls a spade a spade."
"t wouldn't mind that so much if ho
didn't go out of his way to look' on a
nice young man' as a football."
The only place in Globo to get Tony.
Faust beer and Ccdarbrook whiskey is
at Tho Parlor. M. B. Monahan.
Pink Pain Tablets Dr. Snoop's
stop headache, womanly pains, and pain,
anywhere, in 20 minutes sure. Formula
on tho 2oc box. Ask your druggist or
doctor about this formula it's fine.
Palace and Globe Pharmacies.
Dreamland Theatei
TONIGHT
At 8:30
Last Appearand
Of
Ina Lehr and Company
Who Will Present
"Brother Against Brother'
Ina Lehr as Naomi Bradford
Specialties Between the Acts
Admission 25, 50 and 75 Cent
Commencing Tomorrow Night
Roller Skatin
For a few days only
IRIS THEA4EE
PROGRAM TONIGHT
MOVING PICTUBES
The James Boys irj Missouri
Showing some daring escapades of those notorious outlaws.
ILLUSTRATED SONG
My Dainty Southern Sue
MOVING PICTUBES
The Legend of the Ghost
A beautiful spectacular picture.
ILLUSTRATED SONG J'
Twi, Twi, Twilight
MOVING PICTURES
A Trip to the Soudan
Very interesting.
Every Grocer Sells Groceries
But Not as Cheap as We Do
There is a big difference between the way most grocers sells groceries and our
method. We will give you the very best quality and our prices are the-lowest.
Not only that but you can be as well satisfied by ordering over the phone as
though )'OU came to the store. Prices that will set you thinking
Dill Pickles, per qt,
Sour Pickles, per qt,
Salt Mackerel, . .
Fine Onions, 4 lbs. .
25c or 2 for 15c
25c or 2 for 15c
. . 2 for 25c
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New 1908 Crop Dried Peaches
and Apricots, 3 lbs. .... 50c
Irish Potatoes, these are fine.
Lipton's Tea, regular $1, per lb. 80c
INSIST ON THE IRIS BRAND. It means grocery protection to you. All IRIS goods are .goods of quality
and areguaranteed to please you. IRIS COFFEE-THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY-Buy if, try
it, and you will use no other. Per pound can, 45 cents 3 pound can, $1.20.
THE SEELIG COMPANY Inc.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Prompt servioe
PHONE 151
The house that saves
you money on your groceries.
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