Daily Arizona silver belt., January 06, 1909, Page Page Four, Image 4

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TONIGHT
ON THE CAMEKAPHONEi-
MULVEY & MOULIN Tho whistling Bowery Boys.
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DILLON & HUGHES In "An Irish-Indian Idyll." - ,
"THE OLD STAGE DOOE' A Tabloid Comedy-Drama set to music.
SILENT PICTURES -' '
BENVENUTO CELLINI A Beautiful Story of Te Oldea Timw.
THE TALE OF A THANKSGIVING TURKEY A American Comedy.
One long laugh.
AN AWFUL SHOOK 3200 little pictures and 3200 big laughs.
Program Changed Twice a Week
PREDICTS IRE
PES
FIBEMEN AND SAILOBS REMOVE
MONEY' FEOM BURNING BUILD
ING TO WARSHIP
AMUSEMENTS,
Iris Theater
5BH5 VAUDEVILLE
Startingat
:: 7:30 ::
Moving .Pictures BEOEPTION OF THE AMERICAN FLEET IN
IN AUSTRALIA."
Illustrated Song by Miss Ida M. Weetfall "IF THEY ALL HAD- A
HEART LIKE YOU."
KENT AND HARVEY Presenting their Little Comedy "A PER
FUMED NOTE.
Miss Westfall in a Now Specialty "PLAYING SCHOOL."
Moving Pictures "HUBBY'S VACATION."
"ALL FOR A BUTTERFLY'
DREAMLAND
TONIGHT
RollerSkating
Saturday Night
Grand Public
Ball
Coming Soon:
"A Stubborn Cinderella'
Watch for the Date
The New
Models
10 and II
Constitute an epoch-making advance In the progressive dovolopment'of
the typewriter
These new models combine all the famous Remington qualities with
new Improvements which are a revelation in time and labor-saving. They
do mere than supply every demand; they ANTICIPATE every demand
of every user of the writing machine.
SOME OF THE NEW FEATURES
New Single Dog Escapement New Back Space Key
New Column Selector (Model 10) Now Variable Line Spacing Lock
New Built-in Decimal Tabulator (M.ll)New Shift Lock
New Carriage Governor New Paper Feed
Remington Typewriter Company, (incorporated)
117 South Broadway LOS ANGELES, CAL.
NEW YORK AND EVERYWHERE
ISf ington
THE CITIZENS' BANK OF GLOBE
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BU8I-
KHW AND SOLICITS YOUR AC-
.COUNT. S. F. SULLENBEBGER,
MM.. -s
Group positively stoppod in twenty
minutes, with Dr. Shoop's Croup Rome
dy. One tost alono will surely prove
this truth. No vomiting, no diet rocs.
A safo and pleasing syrup 60c. Sold
by Palace Pharmacy.
MESSINA, January 5. Frank Per
rott of Brooklyn, assistant to Prof.
Mareuccl, director of the national ob
sorvotory on Mount Vesuvius, In speak
ing of the disaster here, says that other
earthquakes aro inovltuble, as thero nre
flaws in the oarttis crust where the
slip occurred.
lie predicts other shocks and declares
somethlug possibly vory serious may
happen January 7 and 8, when the rela
tive positions of tho' sun and monn will
produco the greatest strain.
Saturday morning flro broko out
again in tho municipal building. Tho
city records woro consumed. Tho firo
was communicated to tho Han or. Italy
building, Where 75.000,000 lire ($15,-
000,000) in paper money, was stored.
Enorgotic efforts of firemen and" sail
ors saved tho money, which was re
moved to a warship.
Saturday night nt 9:45 o'clock there
was a fresh shock of earthquake and a
panic ensued ashore and on board tho
ships. Many of tho tottoring walls foil
but no fatalities aro rocorded.
Thero hhvo beeu a scoro of tromors
since tho disaster last Monday morning,
but this was tho first that was distinct
ly perceptible After tho shock, fico in
tho municipal building flamed up and
was burining fiercely when this dispatch
was sent.
Earthquake exports who bto hero to
study tho phenomena gonerally agree
that tho enrthouok was th result of a
fault in tho geological formation under!
Messina, which constituted a lino of
contact in volcanic action betweon
Mount Etna and Mount cVsuvius, and
that a slip occurred similar to the enoj
which detached Sicily from tho inain-i
land. That subsidence occurred at
some points and that thero was a ris-l
ing of tho earth's surfaeo at others is
proved by soundings which showed tho
channels of tho hnrbor deeper at some
places and shallower at others.
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Croup and Whooping Cough
Tho mothors of young children have
no need to fear theso diseases if they
keep Chamborlain's Cough Ecmody at
hnnd. Mr. M. Davenport, of Pauls
Valley, Ind. Ter.. writes; "I havo
used Chamborlain's Cough Remedy in
my family for several years and have
found it especially offoctivo for croup
and whooping cough." For Balo by all
druggists.
Manager Alexander of Dreamland
han perfected arrnngomonts with tho
"Stubborn Cinderolla" to show hero,
and tho date lias been fixed for noxt
Tuesday evening, January 12. Z. M.
Harris, advance agent of tho show, was
in tho city last evening making tiT'
rangomenUt for tho big production. Mr.
Harris is a man who bolievos in Iwhat
Ve is talking about, nnd ho informed
tho Silver Belt that his .show was one
of tho biggest amusement enterprises
on the road,1 coming almost direct from
Now York, and would bo an attraction
such as tho amusement lovers of Globe
havo never before had an opportunity
to sec. ' i
Tho Htory of a "Stubborn Cinderel
la" in brief f pilots :'
Tho president of Columbus university
is cxpocting'Lady Leslie, (under escort)
to unveil a statue recently mado by a
noted sculptor., Lady Leslie arrives
and proves to bo a charming young
woman, who has never beon pormitted
to speak or have anything to do with
real livo young people. Sho is tho vic
tim of ono of thoso foolish old country
engagements of childhood, and is on
her way to meet the man sho is to mar.
ry and whom sho has never seon.
"Mac" shows up, nnd being thorough-
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ly American? afwbolo-soulW.andlheartyj
A moricah coll ogo ybu th,jt hcVGvovl table
follows. Ho is introduced (in a 'joke)
as the sculptor who mad6 tho statue,
and' is engaged by Lady Leslie's guar
dian to go with tho party on a, trip
to tho Pacini coast to make a slatuo
of Lady Leslie. Instead ho and Lady
Lesllo bocorao vory much in love with
each other, and eventually Lady Les
lie renounces her lordly betrothed and
takes "Mac" in his plaeo.
Tho music is of tho most charming
variety with a host of pretty song nura
born Interspersed throughout the' action
of tho pioco, tho, best number being por
haps, "When You First Kiss thoh Last
Olrl You Love."
Homer B. Mason heads tho cast
Which will bo soon hero, with Miss
Graco Edmund playing tho part of
Lady Leslie Harry Pauli, Frederick
Trueml'oll, Richmond Kent, Lincoln
Plummer, Jack Raffncl, and Marguorite
Kcelor are somo of tho principals.
THE WHB3TLING BOWERY BOYS
On the Camoraphone. Entire change
tonight. A crackorjack.
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S-'iAVhonv attacked by a cough or" a
cold, 'orw hen your throat is soro, it
is rank foolishness to tako any other
medicine than Dr. King's New Dis
covery," says C. O. Eldridgo, of Ha
plro, Gn. "I havo used Now Discovery
seven years nnd L know it Is tho best
remedy on earth for coughs and colds,
croup, and all throat and lung trou
bles. My children aro subjoct to croup,
but Now Discovory quickly cures every
attack." Known tho world over as tho
King of throat and lung remedies. Sold
under guarantee at Palaco Pharmacy
drug store. CO cand $1.00. Trial hot-
tlo free.
Thero nro many good bargains in tho
Inventory sale at Sultan Bros.'
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
A general clean up sale at Sultan
Bros.'
THE OLD STAGE DOOR
A comody-drnma sot to music,
craphouo theater tonight.
Cam-
Mrs. James Hubbard told Mrs. Jones
that Jim novcr growls, since she uses
Folgor's Golden Gate Coffee, Her gro
cor grinds it for her.
A groat many people navo kidney and
bladde rtrouble, mainly duo to ne
glect of tho occasional pains in tho
back, slight rheumatic pains, urinary
disorders, etc. Delay in such cases is
dangerous. Tako DeWitt's Kidney nnd
Bladder Pills. They are for weak
buck, backache, rheumatic pains and
all kidnoy and bladder troubles. Sooth
ing and antlsoutic and act promptly.
Don't fail to get Do Witt's Kidney Hnd
Bladder Pills. Accept no substitute
Regular size COe. Sold by Palace Phar
macy and United Drug Co.
Caught in the Rain
Thon a cold and a cough lot it run
on get pneumonia or consumption
that's all. " No matter how you ot
your cough don 't neglect it toko Jial-.
lard's norohound Syrup and you'll be
over it in no time. This euro cure for
coughs, colds, bronchitis and all pulmo
nary diseases in young and old. Sold
by Palaco Pharmacy.
COOLNESS IN BATTLE.
Bismarck's Test of Von Moltke at
Koniggratz.
Then he cutno to speak of the battle
of Konlggrutz and especially of that
"anxious moment" la It before the ar
rival of the crown prince In the rear of
the Austrlnus, when some Prussian at
tacks had failed and there were signs
of disorder among tho repulsed troops.
"It was an anxious moment." said
Bismarck, "a moment on the decision
of which tlnj fato of the empire de
pended. I confess I felt not n little
nervouR. I looked nt Moltke, who sat
quietly on his horse and did not seem
to bo disturbed by what was going on
around us. I thought I would test
whether ho was really as calm as he
appeared. I rode up to him and asked
him whether I might offer him a cigar,
elncc I noticed he was not smoking,
lie replied that he would be glad if I
had ono to spare. I presented to him
my open case, in which there were
only two cigars, ono a very good Ha
vana and the other of rnthcrpoor qual
ity. Moltke looked at them und even
handled them with great attention in
order to ascertain their relative value
and then with slow deliberation chose
tho Havann. 'Very good,' he .said com
posedly. This reassured me very much.
I thought If Moltke can bestow so
much tlmovnnd attention upon the
choice between two cigars things can
not bo very bad. Indeed, n few min
utes later wo heard the crown prince's
guns, we observed unsteady and con
fused movements on the Austrian posi
tions, and the battle was won." Carl
Scburz In McClurc'a.
Sincerity.
What you know not you cannot ver
chart.
What you fool not you never can make
clear.
Tho noblest works ot art aro works of
heart.
And what Is truly great must be sin
cere Houston Post.
The Presidency.
Since oovon men tho office seek
Somo .chances must be missed.
A dally voto for ono whole week,
'Twould tako for -all tho list
Cincinnati Knqun-er.
"In the .Good Old Summer Time."
Jeweler Yes, that engagement ring
Is plated, but It la warranted for ten
years.
Purchaser Haven't you got anything
cheaper warranted for about ten
weeks? Cleveland Leader.
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, W. II. Fisher of Payson is doing a
business turn in tho city.
Miss Marguerite Anna Murphy loft
yesterday morning f6r San Antonio,
Texas, whore she will enter the Our
Lady of tho Lako academy as a stu
dent.
Ed. O'Connor, bettor known as
"Wing," camo in from his goat ranJb
last night for provisions and will rotunt
to camp today, six miles west of town.
E. M. Hurd, manager of tho Gila Vol
ley Bank & Trust company, returned
last night from a business trip to tho
out-of-town banks controlled by that
company in Graham county.
Dr. W. L. Spates and wife returned
last night from a holiday trip to Rod
lands, Cal.
Charles K. Ilcwes of the engineering
and assaying firm of Van Wagenon &
Ilewea returned yesterday evening from
San Francisco, whero ho spent tho
Christmas holidays with relatives.
Owing to the bustling revival of busi
ness following tho holidays, it was only
yesterday that tho Silver Belt learned
of tho birth, December 3J, of a fine
baby boy at the homo of Louis Trojano-
I vich. Of course, Papa Louis is as proud
as though it were the nrst boy tnat
cvor "happened."
School Superintendent W. O. Kellnor
has returned with his wife and daugh
ter, Miss Clara, from a holiday visit to
relatives at Tucson. Tho ladies had
been in Tucson njnco the closing of
tho territorial fair, and Miss Tulita
Kellncr will continue her visit in tho
Old Pueblo for some time.
D. A. White, ono of the assistant
chemists nt the Roosevelt dam, was in
town yesterday, enjoying a brief vaca
tion from his work at tho dam eoment
plant.
The Meanest Man in Town
Is tho ono who always wears a frown,
is crosR and disagreeable, and is abort
and sharp in his answers. Nino cases
out of ten it's not the poor fellow's
fault, it's his liver and digestion that
make him feel so miserable, bo can't
help foeling disagreeable. Aro you ia
danger of getting into that conditionf
Then start at once taking Ballard's
Hcrbino for your liver the safe, sure
and reliable vegetable regulator. SoM
by Palaco Pharmacy.
Every Mother
Is or shold bo worried when tho lit
tle ones have a cough or cold. It may
lead to croup or pleurisy or pneumonia
then to something more serious. Bal
lard's norohound Syrup will cure th
trouble at once and prevent any cos
plication. Sold bv Palace Pharmacy.
Globe City Band will givo a masque
rade ball at Dreamland January 14.
Prises will be given.
THE ORANGE BALLET, IN "A STUBBORN CINDERELLA."
A beautiful lino of dress goods at
Sultan Bros.'
This Inventory Sale
has already won the people of Globe, for hundreds have
attended and the bargains that they are getting are surpris
ing to all. Everything in the store is marked down and in
many cases are below the actual cost price.
Come Today Thesse Prices Talk Don't Wait
In Our Men's Dept.
MENS PANTS, RANGING IN PRICE FROM $1.00 TO $1.00 WILL
CLOSE OUT AT ACTUAL COST.
100 83.50 HATS, r,( A
SALE PRICE., mf B5lU
MENS' S4.00 SHOES, gf
BALE PRICE fa.OU
MENS' $3.50 SHOES, ' ' O 4 A
SALE PRICE j,...:....: tmul U
MENS' $3.50 WOOL SHIRTS, ' Jj wmg
SALE PRICE J .OH
MENS' $1.75 AND $2.00 WOOL SHIRTS, 4 AM
SALE PRICE ,-. BUU
MENS' $155 AND $1.60 OUTING FLANNEL SHIRTS, ' sy
NOW UC
In Our Ladies' Dept
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF LADIES' BHIRT WAISTS,
SPECIAL INVENTORY SALE PRICE
$1 .00
LADIES' SKIRTS, A GRAND CLEAN UP, SALE AT ACTUAL 006T.
DRESS GOODS, CONSISTING OF VOILE, PANAMA, HENRIETTA,
SERGE IN ALL COLORS,36 TO 45 INCHES WIDE, MUST BE
CLOSED OUT AT ACTUAL COST.
Remnants
CONSISTING OF CALICOS, PERCALES, - GINGHAMS, FANOT
SUITINGS, WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES AND LACES AT FAR
BELOW COST PRICE.
ODDS AND ENDS LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES MUST
BE SOLD REGARDLES OF COST.
Stoves, Crockery and Saddles at Cost and Below Cost
SULTAN BROS.
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