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Hundreds of Hats
JtTTP Business is moving very lively in the
mff Millinery Department. Every hat we
" sell is a standing advertisement for us,
because Fort's Hats are distinctly stylish and
becoming. And don't you know, people can't
resist telling others about our reasonable prices.
That naturally brings us new customers, and
the new customers get the same good value,
the same care and the same modest prices. No
wonder we are busy.
See Our Big Display of Skirts, Waists,
Hosiery, etc. Finest line you ever saw
"If You dot It at Tort's, It'o Correct." , .
Fort'
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WOODS LIBEL CASE
UNDER ADVISEMENT
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
To Organizo Biblo Study Class
Therer will be a meeting at St. -Paul's
Methodist church tonight at 7:30, for
tho purposo. of reorganizing the, Diblu
study. class. At this meeting a leader
will bo chosen, a courso of systematic
study selected wh'ch will bo equally
desirable- for homo or class study, and
time and placo of meeting decided
upon. In connection with tho Bible
class, stereopticon Biblo lectures will bo
,givpn occasionally by the pastor, who
has ordered th'rty-two beautiful views
covering tho Bib'o narrativo from "Tho
Creation to tho Bow of Promise." Tho
tlato of this lecture will bo announced
upon receipts of slides which will bo
soon. Everyone U cordially invited to
every meeting.
Mrs. Itfchan Arrested Again
Mrs. Mcchan, who was arrested w!th
her husband some time ago on a charge
of intoxication, was again brought be
fore Justice Hinson Thomas yesterday
by Deputy Marshal Edwards and sen
tenced to thirty days' imprisonment for
entering a saloon.
Railroad Business Bushing
Tho incrca8o of- business in tho local
yards of tho O'la Valley, Globe &
Northern is a matter of commont with
all of tho employes of tho company, who
aro put to their stumps to keep up with
tho rush.. In tho twenty-four hours
ending yesterday afternoon, eighty car
loads of goods had been handled at tho
local freight house and in the yards.
Tho freight included some enrs of coke,
but tho greater bulk consisted of ma
chinery, oil and general merchandise.
llfrhts Around Jail
Extra precautions aro be'ng taken,
sinco tho discovery some time ago of
the sawing of a bar in a window of tho
county jail, to prevent a jailbrcak. Elec
tric lights bavo been installed on both
Hides of tho jail outside, and through
tho night an officer is 'kept on guard,
so that tho tak:ng away of all the bars
la tho jail windows would still leave
escape an extremely hazardous proposi
tion, i
men, Al never would have thought to
bring home a pesky jackrabbit. But
there were other hunters a-ficld and tho
dead burro" was found. Al is of a ten
der and compassionate nature. His sor
row for tho "deceased" was heart
rending. If tho owner of that luckless,
burro comes forward, Al will bo de
lighted to compensate him for his loss.
At, 4 o'clock this morning, sixteen Mex.
leans, with mourning' bands around
their hats, were reported making tracks
for the Whito House, each will a claim
for tho burro., A nod, ought to bo as
good as a wink to anyone whose burro
isn't coming homo.
A Bcal Estate Deal
Through tho agency of the Home In
vestment .coinpany, yesterday, Mrs. J.
Harvey Harris sold two lots at the
cornor of Parker and Maplo streets to
Charles T. Martin. Tho consideration
was ....1C50. Mr. Martin bought tho
property for a home placo and in the
spring will, erect a handsomo residence.
Mining Suit SHJ.1 On
Tho ontiro time of the district court,
yesterday, was taken up with the V'a'
of the suit of William Wood against the
Independence Development company, a
suit to foreclose on mechanics' liens.
Judgement was crndcrcd for tho plaintiff.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Babbit Hunter Kills Burro
Burro owners w-'ll do well to count
their long-eared possessions this morn
ing. Somebody's burro has been blown
across tho great divide. It's all up to
Al 8tamm. Al went out rabbit hunting
yesterday. He camo homo lato in the
evening, bringing homo somo game and
a troubled look. Safe, in a corner of
tho Whito Houso, ho unbosomed him
polf to a friend. The burro was modi
tat!ng behind a mcsqult bush. Al could
see only tho cars, and ho thopght ho
had trailed a prize bunny. Bangl The
ears disappeared. Boing a truo sports-
h. F. Peter returned last n'ght from
a two-months' visit at his home in
Egypt, Pa.
Mrs. J. C. Gatti has returned from
a 'vacation trip to Paris, Calif.
W. II. Worden and D. L. Meloy will
leave this morning for tho mining prop
erty of tho Copper Basin Development
company, situated in Pinal county, be
tween Superior and Bay. They will ar
range to put a force at work on the
property.
Miss Mrytle McGregor has returned
from Los Angeles, whero she attended
tho art school.
Kirk Bott, one of tho employe. at
tho electrical shops of tho Old Xomin
ion company, returned home la'jt night
from Pennsylvania, bringing with him
a aweot young bride.
CHOICE MEATS.
For genuine mutton, lamb and sheep
The Pioneer Meat Market, M. C.
Bonne, Supt. Phono 351.
Special gale genuine Oregon City
Mllla Wool Blankets at $2.50 , 1 and
$.1.50. These sell regularly at $5 and
$0. McNeil's Furniture stare.
Tho only placo in Globo to get Tony
Faust beor and jCedarbrcolc whiskey is
nt The Parlor. M. B. Monaban.
, (Continuod on Pago Fivo.)
I says, "Sure, but' don't do nothing
like that."
It would tako mo about two days
if I went ahead and told all of Palmer's !'
schemes. It was to givo Henry Thomp
son and Jack Newman the worst of it.
But I think I am the ono that is got
ting tho worst of it. "
Cross Examination.
By Mr. Jones:
Q. Did you over s'gn any affidavit?
A. No, I didn't sign any at all. '
Q. Were any affidavits shown to you
or read to you by anyone!
A. No.
Tho Court: Theso friends of yours
Billy Taylor and Ed .McGeo nnd Billy
Stiles d-d they say they signed any
affidavits?
A. No, thoy didn't make any affi
davits. They told iuq' they would not,
and I am, pretty sure thoy did not.
0. Did they go up to tho lawyer's
office with you!
A. No. they went up after I tamo
back.
O. The next day after yon saw them
d'd they make ariy statement about
having seen nny affidavits, prepared or
that woro offered to them to sign?
A. They said they tried to get them
to sign affidavits this old lawyer did
but that they didn't sign them and
didn't mako them. They came back
and joined mo and wo all wont up into
a faloon and talked and laughed about
it, and tho noxt morning I h!t the
train and they pulled out too.
Q. Do you know if any of them,
or any person, has sinco than written
a letter back hero to anyono concern
ing this mnttcr!
A. No, I don 't. ' ' -
Q. You speak of the "old lawyer."
Who do you mean by that description?
A. I mean that old broken-log law
yer. , ' .' ,'f ;
Q.' Tho ono who testified -here' yes
terday evening? t
AV "Yes, that's tho man. ,i
A. Yes, thats tho man.
Q. You say there never was, any af
fidavit shown yqu!
A. No. I went up there, 'and' they
got a little old 'type machine outs nnd
I icon what thoy wero goirig to dot and
so I says, "I can't read nor wr'tc'
So they says, "You had better get Tom
Flannigan," and I says no. I says I
will go down and get tho jest of tho
boys. I seen what I was up against
there and thought r had better get out
of it tho best I could so they didn't
get any affidavit ' '
Q. Didanyono ask you to sign an
affidavit that ho would prepare!
A. Palmer did. He' said his lawyer
would back us up in any kind of scrape
we got into, but, I haven't seen him
coming around and it looks'1 to mo like
I need him pretty bad Jiow. f
Q. Was any reason given .to you dr
anyth'ug said to ynuwhyAhty wanted
you to sign an affidavit against Henry
Thompson and Jack Newman.
A. Yes.
Q. What was it?
A. Palmer said that Jack Newman
and Henry Thompson was trying to do
him up on his claims was working
against blm.
Q. Was anything said to you by any"
lawyer about it? - .
A. The lawyer wqrkjcd through Pal
mor and me ho didn't como right out.
Tho defendant: I want to say a
word to tho crowd and to tho judge: I
wan to say th's: This hero statement
about Henry Thompson is a" lie it is
home of Mr. Palmer's makeup and mino
together. Henry Thompson has nothing
to do with it. Ho is an innocent of
It ns a ten-year-old kid, and so is Mr
Newman." '
Mr. Jones:
Q. Did any lawyer tell you that ho
wanted to get an affidavit against Hen
ry Thompson? , "
A. He said ho would 1'ko to get' a
bold on Henry Thompson it was that
old broken-leg lawyer. He said ho would
tako Henry Thompson like that (hold
Ing out his arms).,
Q. Who was present at that time?
A. Just me and him. was in the of
fice. Ho said Henry Thompson wasn't
fit for sheriff of course 1 sided in with
T The only ex-
elusive high
grade Furnishings
and, Regal Shoes
at
Lantin's
Capiuj patd la. 1100.000.00 lurplu WO.000.00 '
THE GILA VALLEY BANK & TRUST CO.
K. MILLH, President. Dr. L. D. Bicketts, Vice President. T. A. PA8COE, Vle Piesidcui.
H. . VAN 0ORDK8. (!bir. DIRECTOBS , . M. BURD, Local Maaagcr.
0. E. MILLS L. D. RICKETTS ', WALTER DOUGLAS
H. 8. VAN GORDER T. A. PA SCO K E. R HEOARDT
A. T. THOMSON E. M. HURD
Wf ItiTtte New Business WIS pay 4 per ceotfon Sayings Account
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him, and I says too ho wasn't fit for
sheriff. Then ho says ho would like to
get hold of h'm like that (illustrating).
I don't know whether ho meant to slug
him or what.
AMUSEMENTS
Ezsracorai
We Lead--Others Follow
Strong statement, isn't it? But it's so, nevertheless. The
secret of the grocery business is knowing when to buy and
how to buy. We are equipped to buy right at all times.
Just received the following new 1908 crops
English Walnuts, No 1 soft shell Genuine Emmenthal Imported .
per lb ". . . .25c Swiss Cheese, per lb. 60c
Almonds, per lb 25c Raisins, 3 packages for 50c
Figs, per package 15c Currents, 3 packages for... ,50c
Don't forget our fine line of Bulk Pickles Dill, Plain Sour,
Sour Mixed, Sweet Mixed, and Olives.
TEDDY BEAE MAKET HIT
AT IRIS LAST NIGHT
Miss Anna Hold's "Teddy Benr
Song," as rendered by Miss Wcstfall
at tho Iris last evening mndo a distinct
h!t nnd is a pretty bit of vaudeville
work. If 'ou 'don't beliov'e if, ask tho
littlo fellow with the bal dhcad who
sat in tho front row". She nlso sang
In a pleasing manner a new illustrated
song entitled "In tho Wildwood Where
tho Bluebells Grow." Among tho raov
ing pictures, "Tritfksey, the Clever
Princess," is one of tho most beautiful
Colored pictures seen on tho local stngo
in a long time and held tho audience
enthralled. "Tho Lady Killer. Foiled"
heads the comedy list and is pleasing
ly supported by a number of other
comedy p'cturea and a genuine thrilk
entitled "Kightingnhe Flames." AJI
in all tho chango of program last even
ing met tho hearty Approval of tee
large audience assembled.
TheGlobe Bank
and Savings Co.
MONEY TO LOAN
1S3 EAST OEDAR STBEET
6 per cent on torm deposits per an
num if left threa months.
8 to 0 per cent on Escrow deposits.
Don't let your money lay Idle with
out you get interest on it.
Call and see us today.
We write Fire Insurance In tbe largest
companies in the world.
Bee ue for buying or selling Real Estate.
J .WATT HOGUE,
President
JAMES W. HOGUE,
Vice President and Cashier.
POSTALS
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BIJOU THEATER.
"My Partner," or "Tho Miner's
Daughter," was the offering at the
Bijou last night. ,A fa'r audience wit
nessed a splendid production of the
sterling old play, and judging from the
applause, the house, will bo packed Fri
day and Saturday nights.
Bill Hatfield is
Man of Mystery
SAN JOSE, Oct. 29. Bill Hatfield
still remains n man of mystery. No ono
has so far been ahle to gdt from him
any informtaion whatever concerning
his identity or his history. Apparently
frank and off hand ;n his conversation
witKvisitors, ho manages, under the
mask of stupidity, to evade any definite
answer as to his past life. That be is
not Dunham,, all who know that crim
inal and. arc competent to decido fully
agree, but who -he actually is, no ono
can find out.
Tho statement that. Hatfield would
be given a hearing before a local jus
tfco of the peace, at which all the ac
quaintances of Dunham who have in
spected the suspected man would be re
quired to testify under oath as to con
clusions concerning him, was premature.
The stream of visitors to Hatffcla's
cell continues unabated and he receives
them all good naturedly. Tho Dunham
acquaintances who saw the prisoner all
had the same thing to say: "It is not
Dunham."
AUSTEIA 18 YIELDDfa
BUDA PESTH, Oct. 23. Baron Von
Achrcn, tho Austrian foreign minister
in an important speech today indicated
a yielding attitude on tho 'pari 'of Aus
tria, which may aid materially in tho
preservation of peace.
Sowing machines for rent "at J. P.
McNeil's Furniture Store, opposite New
Miner's Union building.
Fresh Strawberries at New England
Home Bakery, East street, East Globe.
Money to loan on diamonds and jew
elry. Mindlin Jewelry &-Loan Oo.
Cauvas Awnings Globo Point Co.
BISBEE FIRE
and
Copper Queen Mine
at the
GLOBE
DRUG STORE
When yon don't know where
to get wbat yon want and get
what you wast when you want it,
there la only one place to go to
get It "The Globe."
Open AIL Night
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BARGAIN PROPOSITION
When tho frosty wieds of fall time
Swoop down from snow-capped hills;
It brings to mind a picture
Of our hard earned summer bills:
Bills we squandered freely
In that "good old summer time,"
When no cbill'ng blasts of winter
"Knocks" tbe beauty out of rhyme.
Hew well do wo remember
All those chances we passed by,
To gather golden sunbeams
From our chances, fleeting by:
How well do we reemmber,
But why recall thoso days,
For we want to talk some business
Of that kind which always pays,
It pays you to own your own home, beeanse it stops tho rent bills, aad
you get the increase on valuations of property la Globa. When buy
ing It pays yon to get the best 'oar gain to be had. We are exclusively
in the Beat Estate bnsiness, and hare some fine bargains to bo had on
easy payment and right prices on location. Bnyin, selling or renting,
see the other fellow, then see tbe
JIM HOGUE,
Manager
Home Investment Company
HOUSES FOB BENT
HOGUE.
Utility Man.
Vi vJ
You are going to
receive an invitatidnffor
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the evenihgiof
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TO THE PATRONS OF
THE TELEPHONE COMPANY
If ypu wMl please call by number in
stead of name, it will greatly aid us jn
giving you -pore efficient service, as wo
aro now installing so many new tele
phones,, it is impossible fori, the tele
phono operators to remember subscrib
ers by name. If you bavon'l received
one, of our new October D'rectorics, call
tho office by phono and wo will deliver
ono to you at pnec. "
.CONSOLIDATED TELEPHONE CO.
CHAS. T. EDWABDS, Mgr.
November Sixteen
1 DonHmae any ' oAeP"; "
engagement
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TEDDY BEAB .WANTED.
At Iris theater to replace one carried
off by littlo bald headed man who sat
in front row last evening. Must be had
to enablo Miss Wcstfall to go on with
the latest vaudevillo hit, Anna Hcld's
"Teddy Bear Song."
.. DEMOCRATIC BALLY
Dreamland, tonight, 8 o 'clock lion.
Henry C. Ashhurst, oratgr of the even
ing, will discuss national and territorial
subjects., G. Walter Shutc will discuss
local matters. Speaking followed by a
free dance. Everybody invited.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINO.
) A special meeting of tho stockholders
of tho ConBolfdated Mines & Develop
ment Company will bo held at tho Do
minion hotol Saturday evening, Novom
bcr 7th, at 8 o'clock.
F. M. DODGE, Socy.
CHOICE MEATS.
For genuine mutton, lnmb and sheep
Tho Pioneer Meat Markbt, M. C.
Bonne, Supt. Phono 351.
You aro going to receive an Invita
tion for tho evening of Novamber 16.,
Don't make any other engagement.
SPECIAL SALE -
ToiletSoaps, Perfumes, Stationery, etc.
This is the greatest opportunity you 'ever had
for buying these articles at such low prices.
Toilet Soaps that formerly soldo C
for $1 a boxrriow per box OOC
Stationery andPerfumes at Actual Cost
We must move, so we are making these offerings
UNITED DRUG CO.
524 NORTH BBOAD ST.
TALLY-HO PAETY TO PHOENIX
Leave Globo November 7, 1903, at
7 a. m., via Roosevelt and Mesa. -Arrive
Phoenix on 9th at 9 a, in.
Leave Phoenix for Globe on 15th.
All parties wishfng to engago trans
portation for this trip apply 0. K. Cor
ral by November 1.
W. P. KBLSEY, Prop.
RED SPRINGS LOCAL PLEDGES
SUPPORT TO I. W. W.
,Red Springs local, Western Fedem
tion of Miners, at last night's meeting,
took tho same adion as Globo Miners'
union No. CO, and voted their moral
support to Globo Public Service union
No. 273, Industrial Workers of the
World. THOMAS A. FOSTER,
President Local 273, I. W. W.
SPECIAL MEETING.
Tho ladies of tho Woodmen Circle
will meet with Mrs. Lucy Bennett on
School hill Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
A. BURGLAR 117 TOWN
His name is "bad cough." He does
n't cans for gold or silver, but be will
steal your health away. If he appears
in your house arrest him at qnce wits
Ballard's Horchound Syrup;' it may
mean consumption if yo don 't- A cure
for all coughs, colds and chest trouble.
Price 25c, 5Qc and $1 per bottle. For
salo by Palace Pharmacy.
You are going to receive an invita
tion for tho evening of Novsmber 16.
Don't mako any other engagement
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THE SEELIG COMPANY, Inc.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
- PHONE 151
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
PROMPT SERVICE
THE HOUSE THAT SAVES YOU
''" MONEY...OJJR(G;JObERIES
Christmas Goods Arriving Daily
A small deposit will hold any
Amongst the new goods just
ment of Electric Portable Lamps
Old Brass Electric Portable with Amber
Shade $ 8.50
'Verde Electric Portable with Green Shade . . 10.50
01dtBrass Electric Portable with Green
and Red Shade , 14.50
Old Brass Electric Portable with Green
Shade 18.50
Chafing Dishes
Chafing Dish without Tray $ 6.50
Chafing-Dish with Tray 10.75
Chafing Dish with Tray 13.25
article you wish.
received we have a large assort-
Russian Hammered Brass
Hammered Brass Umbrella Stand with
Copper Bands 18.50
Jardiniers made of Hammered Brass. .$5.50, 1.50
Hammered Brass Server ". 4.00
Brass Candlesticks per pair $3.50 and 5.50
Hammered Brass Jewel Case "..... ...; 4.50
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