Daily Arizona silver belt., June 08, 1909, Page Page Eight, Image 8

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Globe, Arizona
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Capital, Surplus and
Shareholders' Liability :
$300,000
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Capital paid in, 5100,000.
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U..J3. MILLS, President VB PAY 4 PEE CENT ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. NEW BUSINESS IKVt,
L. D. RIOKETTS. Vice-Pres. . a " 0)
T. A. PASCOE, Vice President DIEECT03S L. D. RICKETTS R. B. HCOARtvp
II. S. VAN GORDElt, Cashier 0. E. MILLS A. T. THOMSON E. M. Hrnn
E. M. HURD, Locnl Manngor H. S. VAN GQRDER T, A. PASCOB WALTER DOUGUs
REFUSES TO TESTIFY AGAINST
HUSBAND AND PAYS COSTS
01 PEOSEOUTION
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Real Estate Bargains
Hero is a splendid bargain. A 7-roo 1 ko-co furnfshed complcto, suitable
for a rooming horse cr boarding Louse, doso in town; largo corner lot 100
feet snnari; also a lpro barn 18x30 fort, two stories high. Wo also have
some beautiful new, iaod;rn horrs-.a, uptodato in every respect, which are
raro bargains. If yon are thinking of prrclaslng a hono, coaio and soi
what wo have. It will surmr.'ao you. Tho prirra aro bo that it is almost
liko giving thorn away. 1101:3:3 to rent: 4 rooa toass furnished, 3roo3n
horsa famished, 7-room horsi vnfurnished, 3 room kouso unfurnished,
2-room houso unfurnished. Ranches near Globe, ard too bargains in Gila
Valley ranches, improved and unimproved. Call at 230 N. Eroad strett and
sco U3 and wo will try to plcaso you ai:d Get tho property yoa want.
Alex. Simpson ALEX. SIMPSON & COMPANY Jame Cochran
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2:30 p. ra. Tho conim ttoe in charge'
is doing everything possible to cele
brate tho day in an appropriate man
ner. Thcro will bo street parade,
music, singing, history of tho flag and
patriotic addresses. Everybody come.
Business houses'aro requested to closo
thoir places of business and make Flag
Day a half bol'day for all cUizons.
BlliilHl
TO BE EXPENSIVE
It's our constant aim to niako Ihis store a marker in its
line a standard by which drug stores in this section shall
bo judged, "and to do this wo reaUzo that every customer
must bo mnda a thoroughly satisfied customer. To do this
wo aro crowding full of quality tho. money you spend here.
Wo ask yoa to bring us yotr drag wants. If thoy aro not
in our stock wo'U get thorn without additional expense to
you.
Palace Pharmacy
.SHORT STOBJESJF THE GIT!
Beck Health en the Coast
D. Littlojohn and wife will loavo this
morning for L03 Angles and tho coast
cHios of southern CaHfornia. Mr. L;t
itlejohn has been in poor health for a
number of months past and will seek
the sea breezes hopeful of gaining re-
lief.
the Tucfou Star during tho heat of
last fall's campa'gn. Tho plaintiff is
a republican national committeeman.
Abroad on Legal Business
'i Oharlrs L. Rawlins of tho law firm of
. Rawlins & Little, lrft- yesterday morn
Ing for Solomonville, whero ho attend
ed Graham county district court yu--tetday.
Ho will leavo Solonionvillo this
moming for Tucson, whero on Wcdnes
' day ho will apprar' in tho Pima county
distr'ct court as nttorcoy for tho do
ffendunt in tho famous libel action of
iiBiober vs. tlio Stato Consolidated
Printing company. Tht? suit is tho re
'eul of an alleged libelous publication in
Thask Thjir Prionds
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell, who
were deprived by death of t,hcir baby
boy last week, have requested the Sil
ver Belt to thank their many frioui's
for tho kindness shown them and the
sympathy cxtonded during tho hours
when the shadow obscured thb sunshine.
They hope, in. the futuio in a movp
material way to show their gratifica
tion.
LUXURY
COLORED LAD PAYS TWENTY BIG
EOUND DOLLARS I OS ESCA
PADE OF PET
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THE MELVILLE
(Modem)
030 POTTER PARK AVE.
Between 7th and 8th streets, oil
Tlgueroa Street,
L03 ANGELES, CAL.
Single rooms, two, threo and four
room suites, completely furnish
ed. Burning, hot and cold water.
Janitor service. Select neighbor
hood. Convenient. Street car
scrvico unnecessary.
Spoaking of Fame
During the past ten days three let
ters all written in states cast of the
Mississippi addressed to tho "Silver
Belt, Arizona," cahio, right through
without intcrrupt'on and wore promptly
delivered to thoir newspaper by Post
master Sturg'.s' corps of efficient work
ers'. Tho Silver Beltand Globo are, to
all intents and purposeseynonymous.
Prof. Smith in New Home
Prof. Smith, superintendent of the
.it j" school, will occupy ihe.Coplcn re3i
denco on North Hill street during tho
uimnur months. Mr. Smith and fam
ly moved to the'r now homo yesterday.
Tho Coplcns wlil bo absent from the
city about flvo months.
Elks Will Celebrate
All Elks and the public in general
aro invited to nttonl tho Flag Day
parade and celebration, to hi hold in
Dreamland ou Monday, Juno 11, at
1'ighting dogs are rather an ex
pensivo luxury, particularly when they
decide to chew up unoffending citizens
and the owner has to pay tho costs.
At least William Rodin, a colored
bootblack, thinks thnt way about the
proposition and he ought to know, as
ho was assessed $20 by Judge Hin3on
Thomas yesterday, as tho result of an
attack mado by his dog upon John
Ralston.
Ralston was passing the bootblack
stand at Broad and Oak strcots Sunday
night, when tho dog sprang at him
and bit him below tho knee, entirely
without warning.
A friend creognized tho dog, and as
a result, Rodd'n was haled into court,
with a charg3 of maintaining a pub.it
nuisance standing against him.
Roddin at first tried to prov? an
alibi for his doglets, bat tho alibi was
as weak as tho dog was strong and
tho goods wore fastened upon thfc
canine.
Tho owner of tho dog then-brought
out several character witnesses, in an
effort to prove that in the past tiio
animal had been so kind and affection
ato that it would only bito a befsteak
after much porsuasion, but this wns
also knocked out by what tho court
already knew of the dog, and a verdict
of guilty was rendered.
A fino cf $20, was imposed by Judge.
Thomas, which was sorrowfully dug up
by Roddin. He was warned that he
had better muzzlo tho dog in the fu
turo if ho wished to avoid further trou
bio. v
Judgo Thomas' is highly in favor of
a city ordinnnco giving tho marshal's
office power to shoot any vicious or dan
gerous dog, whenovor this action be
comes imperative.
Everything new and up to date at
the Majestic tonight.
Hear Dock Johnson slug, '.'The Way
to Spell Possum Pie." My, oh me, oh
my.
Because his w'fe, a woman of the
half world; refused to testify against
him, Art Mosicr was discharged yrs
ttrday afternoon, after having been ar
rested Saturday morning and lodged in
jail with a charge of aggravated assault
standing against him.
Although Mrs. Mosier told tho of
ficors, at tho time her husband was ar
rested, that ho had struck her and that
ho had mistreated bf r on previous oc
cas'ons until she had been compelled to
leavo him, she told an entirely different
story on tho stand, claiming that she
Jirdfsilltn against tho door and bruised
her arm. v
As tnero were no witnesses to the
affair and testimony contradictory to
that of Mrs. Mosicr' would havo been
only hearsay, the district attorney do
cided that it would bo futile to attempt
to prosecute tho case, and accordingly
moved ' for a d'smissal. Mrs. Mosicr
paid the court costs.
M ME HfflESIED
TAKEN IN AT BISBEE AND WILL
BE BROUGHT .TO GL03E TO
FACE SERIOUS CILUIGE
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The Lst and
Millin
A complete closing out sale for the season. This is Pay
Day Week and is the last good opportunity you'll have
for buying your Fourth of July Hat
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Roy Cone, wanted hero on a charge
of having embozz'ed a considerable
amount of money from I he Pioneer
Meat company, by which he wn for
merly employed, was arrested in Bisbce
yesterday and will bo brought back to
faco tho charg?. '
Nothing of tho circumstniiccs of
Cone's arrest aro, known, as ouly a
brief wire notifying the sheriff's office
of his capture was recnivod yester
day. Undcrshoriff Frank HayncH will leave
this morning to bring tho prisoner to
this city.
Not only is Cono charged by tho
meat company-with having collected a
considerable amount from its customers,
without turning over tho money, but
ho is said td bo heavily indebted to a
number of locrl people, for board, room
rent and tho like.
We have a
splendid line
of
Dress Hats
to close
- out at
SJ95
each
It will pay you
to see our
line of
Dress and
Street Hats
selling for
each
Every Hat in stock at very low prices.
Waists
Special
Prices
Hair Goods
Every lady in this city should come to this store and see
the very excellent values we are offering
GLoiiG eusiEssi ' , FORTS
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SOWED
MAX AND MARCUS LANTIN WILL
NO LONGER CONTINUE AS
MERCHANTS TOGETHEE
As tho result of a disagreement as to
tho manner in which tho business
should be conducted, the firm of Max
Lantin & Brother, tho well known
clothiers, dissolved 'partnership yester
day, Marcus Lant'n withdrawing.
Both Max and Marcus Lantin stated
to tho Stiver Belt yesterday that they
could not agrco in business and it was
thought best to dissolvo partnership.
As tho result, Max purchased his
brother's interest iu the store.
Marcus Lantin states that he will
open a soparato store as soon as he can
secure a stock of goods. He has sev
oral locations already in sight, but has
rot mado a definite selection as yet.
Ho will leavo for tho cast in a short
time to purchase a stock of goods.
Max Lantin conducted tho clothing
business as an individual for about
eight years, taking his brother into the
firm as a partner, a little more than
a year ago.
Details of the tronsfcr have not be-n
mado public, but it is understood that
"Marc" received a. good sum for his
interest.
Sco the Honolulu dance. Dreamland
tonight.
Nothing but good pictures and good
comedy at tho Majestic tonight.
NOTICE O? DISSOLUTION.
Notice is hereby given that tho firm
of Max Lantin & Brother has been dis
solved by mutual conS. nt. Tho busi
ness jn tho future wi.l be conducted
by Max Lantin and will be so named.
(Signed) MAX LANTIN.
I lov that dollar, but, oh you
minstrels!
Wo do not know, of any other pill
that is as good as DcWitt's Little Enrh
Risers, the famous little liver pills
small, gentle, pleasant and sure pilh
with n reputation. Sold by Palaci
Pharmacy- and United Drug Co.
W. C. T. U. MEETING
A?8pccial meeting of tne W. C. T. U.
will ba held Tuesday, Juno 8, at 2:30
0 'clock, , at tho homo of Mrs. E. G.
Decker. An interesting program on
tho' "Flower Mission orkf' will be
given. All members are requested, to
bring flowers, to bo distributed among
tho sick, th 3 hospitals and prisoners.
Very important business will be at
tended to at this meeting. Visitors are
always welcome.
MRS, A. T. HAMMONS,
MRS. J.. II. THOMPSON, Prcs.
Secretary.'
Watch fcr tho street parade. Then
follow tho crowd.
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j Carl L. Addy
Manufacturing Jeweler
and Diamond Setter
STONE CUTTING
:: AND ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING
: : Room 6, Keegan Building. Upstirs.l
Globe, Arizona
A Vital Point.
The most delicate part of a f
its bowels. Every ailment that it t
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ILTS Willi aUilCIUi VI IUC uv"
il.inmrinr in innsf rnsps tliP I ft "' V
infant. McGee's B:tbv El'xir rnri
diarrhoea, dvfrnterv nml nil dr,'it
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by Palace Pharmacy.
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Ladies' Suits, Coats, Millinery, Etc.
LADIES' SUITS AND SKIRTS
Any tailored suit in tho store at 27c on tho dollar.
$20 suits now , $5.00
Large assortment of ladies' sklrt3 marked below wholesale cost
Best material and workmanship, stylo, quality and finish.
TRAVELING COATS
S1D.00 Traveling Coats now '. .S5.00
KIMONAS - . .
$12.50 silk kimonas now ;.$5.48
Other kimonas now one-third regular price.
A large lino of long and short kimonas, silk, lawn, crepe,
etc. Bolow wholesale cost.' See our prices.
' LADIE3' MILLINERY giB&ffiT'
510.00 hat3 now . ....... ...... 1. ..'.. -v.. . ..j. $3.98
$1.00 hats now j $L00
LADIES' GARMENTS
Evening gowns, street gowns, lingerie dresses and shirtwaist
Enlts. Below wholesale cost. Riding skirts, giovo3, boots, spo-
cial price.
Bargains in Notions; etc.
Garters and gartor elastics, 6ilk scarfs and veils, hat pins and
back combs, Mexican drawnwork, hand bags, boauty plna and belt
pins below wholesale cost. Soe marked prices. Coates' best: thread
3c per spool. Telescopes.
Buy No w Save Money
Here are a list of prices that were never equalled in this city
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Shoes at Bargain Prices
All French heel ladies' shoes and ties? best brands in black and al
most all colors.
Forty pairs Elliot Kendall Shoe Co. shces, Cuban heel, patent leath
er tics; regular $3.50 values now, all sizes ., $1.73
Tan Cuban heel ties, regular price $3.75, now v $1.73
Large assortment of patent and black kid tic's, strap sandals, but
tons, etc., $3.50 and $4.00 quality, best makes, now $1.28
$2.50 and $3.00 qualities now going at ....98c
Children's shoes, blacks,- tans store 18c
$1.65 values now 98c
Superba Brand shoes, $2.00 values now 97c
Largo number of other best brands at less than wholesale cost.
Anv tialr- canvas shoes in the 'tc. R?.3R ves now 75c
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Dolph Baatz
520 North Broad St., 3rd Door North of Bridge
Children's Dresses
$8.00 children's dressss now... S2-0
$4.00 children's dresses now J1-00
Ladies' Hosiery
A swell Btock of ladles' hosiery, l"e
embroidery, etc., all colors, go.ng below
wholesalo cost.
85c silk embroidery hoso now. "
65c silk embroidery hoso now. '
COc hose, threo pairs "
55c hoso now !J
15c hose, 7c; eight pairs s"
Also a fine lino of children's h05lW7
marked below cost.
Corsets
A full line of the best prades
makes now going below wholesale v
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