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REGRETS don't bring money buck to you when it has burned up
or when you have fooled it away. It takes WORK to do this.
Put your money in our bank and it can't burn upland you won't
fool it away. '
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
GLOBE, ARIZONA
Capital, Surplus and Shareholders' Liability, $300,000
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A Drug Store
For You
THE CITIZENS' BANK OF GLOBE
IS NOW RECEIVING; THE MARKET
QUOTATIONS BY WIRE AND 13
PREPARED TO EXECUTE YOUR OR
DERS PROMPTLY TOR THE PUR
Juu yumma mt:omI
This drug storo is a store for
you, whero you may come and
feel that your wants will be at
tended to promptly and properly. Thcro is no drug
storo in this city that so tlrolc3sly works for tho
comfort and welfare of its "patrons as this store. Ev
ery littlo detail of the business i3 not too small to get
our caroful and critical attention. No matter what
you neod a prescription filled, a box of soap, a tooth
brush or any other sundry you aro sure to bo served
right. Wo wdat you to try us. When you aro down
town, drop in.
Palace Pharmacy
CHASE OR SALE OF STOCKS, AND
CONTINUES TO TRANSACT A GEN
ERAL BANKING BUSINESS. YOUR
PATRONAGE SOLICITED. S. T.
SULLENBERGER, PRESIDENT.
T STORIES OF THE CITY
Land Cases on;Hearing
Tlio contest can's of the United States
vs. Woods, nnd also the cases against
Hates, will cotne up on March lGth be
fore George II. Smalley, clerk of the
United States court, for tho taking of
testimony and report to tho Phoenix
Land oflicc. Finnl hearing will bo hold
nt that oflieo on March 27th. The con
tcHt case of the United States vs. Tom
Doyle will come up before the clerk on
Mnrch 17th. All of these contests iu
volvo mineral entries in the. Globo min
ing district.
Marvo Saw Great Light
Marvo, tho handcuff king appearing
nt tho Iris, saw a great light at the
Dominion hotel after the performance
last night. Marvo is something of a
practical jokor. Ho iillod an orango
with sawdust and handed it to Tko Icvy,
tho hotel bartender, who took- a large
bite into it. Iko novor said a word, but
ho worked hard for a bout fourv hours
after that, tunnel'ng into a large cigar
of Marvo 's favorite brand. A shot gun
cartridgo furnished tho powder, and the
infernnl machine was handed to tho or
ango stuffor last night after the stage
had been duly set with as many of tho
boyo as could bo got together. Marvo
lit tho cigar and insisted on talking to
Clerk Brown. Brown just could not
break away from the key rack to hear
what Marvo had to say that is, not
until tho expected happened .for once.
It was liko touchinga shot in a- quarry.
It was the biggest smoko Marvo cvor
had and several of the guests upstairs
had started for tho fire escnpes before
they could understand what tho haw
haws in tho lobby v?ero all about.
Lease Miles Building
Walters & Griffiths have leased the
T. A. Pascoe building on Broad street,
occupied by J. S. Miles' hardware 'store,
and will take possession April 1. They
will go into tho clothes cleaning' busi
ness on a Jargo scalo and aro at pres
ent erecting their plant, ono of tho fin
est in tho west, on the rear portion of
tho lot bohind the building. They will
bo ready for business probably the lat
ter part of this week.
Lumber Company Changes
J. P. Glass, formerly of Tucson, has
acquired the interost of P.- B. Lady in
tho Franz Lumber company, and after
Mnrch 1 "will be in charge of the busi
ness as general manager.- No other
changes, aro made in the company. E.
II. Fxanz retains his former interest
and position. Mr. Lady will remain
with tho company until April 1, when
ho will embark in other business.
Entertain. Whist Club
Mrs. F. E. Wales and Miss Lydia
Sparks charmingly entertained tho Fri
day Evening Whist club at the home of
Mrs. C. L. Rawlins Friday ovqning.
Howard Wayne was tho winner of the
gentlemen's first prizo and Miss Rabin
ovitz captured the ladies' prize. The
next meeting of tho club will be with
Harry Sultan tho evening of March 12.
Another Big Building
Sultan & Wayne, tin) engineers,
moved yesterday from their old quar
ters, next to tho courthouso in Broad
street, to Room 23, in the Trust build
ing, preparatory to tho demolition of the
building 'herotoforo occupied by their
oflicc1!, the city marshal's office and tho
Sultan store. Sultan Brothers are about
to erect Ou this site a modern brick
store structure, sixty feet front and ono
hundred feet deep, one story high and
so built that another story may be
added as exigency requires. The' old
buildings will be torn down as soon as
certain complications arising from the
purchase of the ten feet of ground ad
joining tho courthouso are overcome,
and the new store will be rushed to
completion.
Finishing Electric Building
The now electric building will bo
ready for occupancy in a few days, and
tho Globo Gas & Electric company will
soon movo into its new quarters. The
building, itself, was finished a week or
ten days ago, but tho vault had not
been built. Tho steel doors and frame
arrived Thursday, and tho vault was
finished yesterday.
Wells Pargo in New Quarters .
Tho Wells Fargo Express -company
moved yesterday into its now miarters
in tho old railroad freight dopot, which
has been remodeled on tho interior in
order to accommodato both the express
company and railroad passengers.
Old Building Coming Down
Tho old adobo building at tho south
cast corner of Broad and Oak streots
will bo torn down Monday, or early
next weok, to make Voom for a more
modern and handsome building to bo
erected by F. L. Jones, the undertaker,
who has purchased tho property. Tho
now building, for which a kiln of fino
brick has just beon burned by old
Franco, north of town, will face, on
tho Broad and Oak Btrect fronts with
pressed cement brick, tho finest over
used here.
Railroad Company Increases Force
Two more warehousemen havo been
put on by tho railroad company, and tho
interior of tho big warehouse presents
a lively scene all day. Two hundred
feet long and nearly fifty feet wido, the
warehouse, when finished, seems too
large for almost any use, but since it
has been plnced in ubc; it is proving
noijo too big, owing to the continued
increase in local freight business. And
tho consignee? are not permitted to
leave thoir goods in storage there for
any undue "length of time, either. All
day long tho trucks are rolling across
tho big, smooth floor, taking froight
from tho cars o the team side of the
building and other freight from the
team side to tho .cars to bo sont to poo
plo down tho valley from tho local
stores. It will not bo long before more
men will have to bo added to the force,
judging from the way iu which busi
ness is. increasing.
Will Develop Mines in Valley ,
B. B. Henderson was in tho city yes
terday, shipping his household goods
from Gibson to Safford, whero ho will
mako his home with his family, develoi
ing some mining claims ho has iu that
neighborhood. v
New, Jail Some Distance Off
It will be two months, at lcat, before-
the. county is ready to begin work
on tho new jail for which a bond issue
of $25,000 ha befn authorized by con
gress. Tho bond issue, which carries fi
per cent and runs for from eight to
twenty years, will havo to bo adver
tised for the length of timo prescribed
by law, and after that bids on tho jail
construction will call for more adver
tisement, all of which will take up much
timo in addition to that which will be
required for the contractor to got ready
after his bid has been accepted.
Long Burro Procession
A long procession of burros along
the ridge west of town yesterday after
noon attracted no little attention. The
outfit was rather suggestive of a baud
of Apaches on tho move. Tho parade,
however, was only Senor Cardinas
changing his scene of operations from
Copper Hill to Ray. Cardinas is a wood
cutting contractor, owning sixty-six
burros and working nbout fifteen men,
all of whom, accompanied by thoir
wives and children traveled along with
the cavalcade, presenting a strange ap
pearanco as they showed up against the
sky lino ou top of the hills.
New Beds for Prisoners
J'm Berry is busy building thirty two
deck cots for tho county jail. Hitherto
tho prisoners havo been sleeping on the
ordinary spring cots, but these had to
be discarded, both becauso of the in
creasing number of prisoners taking up
all tho rpom, and tho further fact that
tho spring cots could easily bo taken
apart and bo converted into formidable
clubs in tho hands of lunatics or dos
perato prisoners, to the great danger
of their companions in tho jail.
Wood Had Strenuous Time
Harry Wood contributed $20 to tho
city treasury yesterday at the invita
tion of .Tustico Hinson Thomas. Wood
had been having a lurid timo and in
his excess of joy shoved a friend
through a glass door in Dominic Bar
toglio's place. Wood was ready to pay
for tho damage, $5, but declined to call
tko glazier, and when Bartoglio insisted,
the exuberant bartonder punched tho
Italian. Herman Wolf, tho dog catch
er, placed Wood under arrest, and on
tho way Wood invited him to take a
drink. That, was -the last seen of them
until Constnblo Duncan re-arrested
Wood ou complaint of Bartoglio, Wood
was fined $10 for fighting, $10 moro for
failing to appear in court when ordered
to do so, nnd tlio broken glass cost him
$5. Total $25. '
Butler Bound Over
Newt Butler, the vouiiff man who is
charged with embezzlement of a horse,
was oounil over to the grand jury irt
tho sum of $500 by Justice Hinson
Thomas yesterday. Tho charge is that
Butler borrowed a horse in Bisbee, rode
tho animal to Miami and sold it thoro
for $50, appropriating the money to his
owu use.
Another Charge Against Morse
Port Morse, one of tho young men
bound over to tho grand jury under
$750 for complicity in tho theft of two
horses from the Barclay livory stables,
was re-arrested yesterday on a warrant
issued by Justice Hinson Thomas, charg
ing nurgiary. it i charged that when
tho horses were taken from the stable,
Morse got the saddles bv breaking infn
the rqom in which they were- kept.
Holmes Arm Broken
J. W. Holmes, tho electrician for tho
Arizona-Michigan company", was
brought to town yesterday' with a bad
ly broken wrist. A largo bar of iron
fell upon his arm whilo ho was nt wnrV
shattering tho bones in tho wrist. Tho
injured man was attended by Dr. Stur
geon. New Marathon Runner -
TIioeo local sprintory who contem
plate going. after Marathon honors in
tho race soon to bo pulled oft" in thin
city should, look after Professor F. D.
Smith of tho local shools in protection
of their laurels. If they had seen him
taking after a recalcitrant student the
other afternoon they would immediate
ly withdraw from tho athletic field and
givo the bun tp this enthusiastic ed
ucator. He met Jerry in tho playground
during school hours -and invited Jerry
that is tho name of tho youth in ques
tionto spend tho afternoon in school.
"Not mcl" said Jerry, and ho started
to raco down the street with tho re
doubtable instructor after him. Tho
raco was short, but Jerry spent tho
afternoon in school.
Dominion .Hotel Arrivals
L, H. Stnndring, Bisbco; R. N. Dun
lap, Ray; Jno. F. Bauchette. Rav: B. B.
Henderson and wife, Gibson; Miss Rosa
apiett, Gibson; II. D. Johnson, Copper
Hill; L. H. Lahon, San Francisco; B.
S. Gerson, San Francisco F. M.
Frupkni, San Francisco; C. E. Burling
ton, la.; T. G. Otis, Tucson; J. A. Far
rell, Tucson; W. C. Solas, McKeosport,
Pa.; Charles W. Soles, McKeesport, Pa.
CLOSE ESCAPE NIT!
MADRID, Pebxuary 27. King Al
fonso had a narrow escapo whilo rid
ing jn an automobilo which skidded and
struck a tree. Tho occupants wore not
injured, . ,
Paid is, 91G6.090.00
THE
O. E.,HILL9, President.
H. S. VAN GORDEE, Cuhier.
C. E. MILLS
H. S. VAN GORDER
A. T. THOMSON
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Start Right March 1st. Buy Your Groceries of
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There's a reason for this store's wonderful growth, and it's surely
not because we are high-priced. It's because we sell "GOOD
GOODS" at lower prices than other stores. Try, us -and see
WAGONS EVERYWHERE. GOODS DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.
THE SEELJG COMPANY, Ic,
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WHO PREFER MADE-TO ORDER CLOTHES
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We can make your clothes to order and
right now we have 1000. different patterns
from which you may make your choice. The
very latest fabrics, the bpst of workmanship, the
correct styles and guaranteed fit are what we
give you and the prices range from
$15.00 to $60.00
CDo you prefer made-to-order shirts?
If you do we can show you a beautiful line
of shirtings and we'll guarantee the quality,
workmanship and' fit. You'll not be eorrv if
II you let us take your next order. Prices from
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CWe also' make underwear to. order.
Uhderwear of all kinds, union suits, two
piece suits, athletic underwear, etc. Guaranteed
fit, prices per suit from
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TheGlobeBank
and Savings Co
Interest Paid on Term Deposits and
we have Escrow Money to Loan at all
times. Sco us today.
Wo have the test and strongest Fire
Insuranco Agency In tho territory. 14
big companies that paid over FJFTY
MILLION DOLLARS in the big San
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Bargains for You
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store is selling fast. Don't delay longer
ladies, come early tomorrow.
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JB. M. HUBD, Local Manager.
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