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GLOBE
LIVKRV STABLES
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F4i !fnre nd ttU t
WcRcmIID A Oc. FLon l2-j!i
FREE BATHS
McKevitt House
floCX fUlOAD
twos: (2.50 a week, ay
3ai 25c nd uji.
Pioneer Saloon
Wuicich & Pavlovich,
Props.
FINE WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS
679 N. Broad. Phone 2361
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Mountain View
; HOUSE
w would be phased to
v our old patrons.
.GouU table, home cooMnq.
mV,'& Mrs. F L. Edmonson
Newly Furnished Through
out
Lantin House
Baths in Gonnoctlon.
150 W. Push St. Phone luf2
f Mrs. A. J. Leonard
1
tfe Lacy House
391 N. Broad
riteely FurnUhed ICoomi
r Roosevelt Stage Office
Hr DI.ioy, Pio.
Leave
GLOBE
FLORAL
CO.
Fresh Cut
.Flowers,
I Ferns,
Plants,
j Funeral
'Deijign-i
Jones B!k, Oak St.
;o. R.
FEIST
!
THE
jeweler
Watxh Repairing
and
Hand Engraving
A
'SPECIALTY
N. Broad St.
!W2H!83EH
"1
Stationery
Sporting
i Goods
Wall Paper
G. S. Van Wagenen
: 4 Co.
POST OFFICE BLDG.
' GIBSON
.Copper Co.
STAGE LINE
Leaves Globe 8 a, m.
Returns to Globe 5 p. m.
0?K. Stables
Livery, Feed, Sale
Stage Stand for Gibson
Cor. Cedar and Railroad Sti.
Vt. P. KELSEY, Prop.
: Phone 481
SHUTE'S
LIVERY STABLE
585 N. Broad Phone 731
Best Rigs, Prompt Berries
SADDLE HORSES
GEO. E. 8HUTE, Proprietor
ARIZ0N STEAM
t LAUNDRY & TOWEL
SUPPLY CO.
Oneway Work a Specialty
I 760 N. Broad Phone 101
VmMMI
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THE SINGER STORE
Sells Sewing Machines on tasy Payments
'r'acip bo w u'.- t'rtm piuperly mid
ki'op the. .c l order.
All Machine Warranted
377 N. BROAD ST.
Exclusive Ladies' fur
nishing Store.
BweU3 k'joiIj (a town.
Doiph Baatz & Co.
520 N. Broad,
Majestic Theater
Globe V Leading
Theater
Continuous Performance
Prices 15c, 25c. 35c
Public Carriage
At All Hoars.
Open or Closed
Rubber-tlred Hw
PHONE 171 or 56L
The St. Elmo
SYDNOR & STEARNS.
Prop.
The finest of Wluei,
Liquors and Ctgara.
474 NORTH BROAD ST.
THE LEROY
PHONE [phone] N. BROAD ST.
Tho finest furnished rooms lu tho city. AU con
vonleuces. Running water In evnry room. Rent rea
Konatila. Oomo and aoo theJO ruoms.
The Newport
Ftat-OUM Barber Sho
HOEY2J & MORREY
Props.
tiO N. Broad.
Bt Baths Always Ready.
RYAN & CO.
Druggists and SUUon
Oftlee Supplies, Spoitlnj,
Good. Phonographs, and
Records.
S26 NORTH BROAD
MIAMI STAGE LINE J. L. SPOON, Prop.
Stage leaves from Shute'a Livery Stable Time schedule:
Leave Globe dally at 8:16 m-
Leave Globe daUy at 2:15 j m.
Leave Miami dally at 10:16 m-
Miami dally at 4:45
Tolophono Numbers: Globe, 731; Miami, iooa.
GLOBE LABOR UNION DIRECTORY
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR
Globo Branch American Federation of Labor Meet socoud and
fourth Mondays In .Union Labor hall. U. A. Leonard, president;
J. J. McNeil, secretary.
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS
Local Union No. 1030 United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
of America. Meets each Thursday at Union Labor hall at 7:30
p. m. S. H. Wood, president; F. W. Teobrook, llnancial secre
tary; J. 3d. Boll, treasurer.
MINERS
GLOBE MINERS UNION NO. 60, W. F. M. Meets every Tuesday
at 7 p. m. Rjbert Elliott, president; M. II. Page, secretary.
PRINTERS
Globe Typographical Union, No. 307. Meets first Sunday in each
month at -1 p. in., in Silver Belt office. C. V. Marcellus, pres
ident; Curl F. Hoidsworth, secretnry.
CLERKS
Store and Ottlco Employees' Union. .Meets second Monday of each
month in Miners' hall, at 7:30 p. m. A. H. Hargravo, president,
R. 11. Ballard, secretary.
BARBERS
Journeymen Barbers' International Urion of America, Meets last
Tuesday m each month at 8:30 p. m., Newport Barber shop- Sol
Flora, president; Otto Perdue, secretary.
BARTENDERS
Bartenders' International League of America," No. 612. Meets first
and third Thursdayn in Taylor's Barber shop. A. J. Leonard,
president; M. L. Perry, Secretary-treasurer.
PAINTERS
Brotherhood or JPainters, Decorators and Paper Hangers of America,
No. 217. Meets each Tuesday night in Keegan's hall. W. B.
Aiken, president; A. P. Esteb, viee-prosidont; J. A. Clark, Secretary.
Union Announcements
Have you tried
The 0. D. Coffee
House
188 N. Broad StrPRt
PHONE 1525
Guarantee Paint Co.
Cottonwood & Devereaux
Eagle Restaurant
445 N. BROAD
Good Meals Best Service
Seasonable Delicacies
Private Rooms for Ladiea
GIN & CO., Props.
Globe's Leading .
Home Furnishers
OHLI'.r& "that nuUU Ulhakss fa
mous' 8CHLITZ that makes all men akl;
We call for BOHUTfc and who cu
blame us
We drlnfe and call for SOZUTX agal.
. Sara Kee
General Merchandise
160 N. BroM Phone SSI
Tony Faust Beer
CerlarBrooU
Whiskey
at THE PARLOR
M. B. Monahan
STRANGERS HOME RES
TAURANT We Invite Your Patronage
Day and Might Service.
Billy Cunningham, Prop.
wmmmmmmmmmammmm
Globe
Real Estate
Office
168 K. BROAD ST.
Correspondence Solicit
tOK BARGAIN!
Watch our advertisement
on Page 7.
f. L. Toomba, Manx g
PHONM 110)
HENRY MAfFEO
Rear Majestic Theater
Electric wiring and repair
ing of all kinds. Get ray
estimate before giving
your order.
Ellis Restaurant
DAY AND NIOKT
Best Meats
Best Service
Balkan Saloon
Popular Resort for
Gentlemen
N. BROAD ST.
.
Wm. Mill
Williams
We
undersell any
store
in Globe
Order by Phone
Pay at Your Door
Phone 121
OUR
NAME
"The
Globe
Jewelry
Co."
IS OUR
Guarantee
340 N. Broad
Phone 2081
53&3JaS3
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
GLOBE
Capital, Surplus
and Shareholders'
Liability
$300,000
Keegan's
THAT'S ALL"
290 N. Bret Phene 111
Budweiser
Sunlit Force, Eutrjy
VltaUty
Call for It When Ton Order
"THE PACIFIC"
418 N. BROAD
Jack Martin, Prey.
Samuel's 80 Tmt Stock
Anheuser-Busch Beer
t
FAMOUS
Cedar Brook Whiskey
Always In stock.
0.I.MUNN, CasinoSaloon
N. BROAD ST., GLOBE.
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(Chapter XII. Continued.)
"At Xo. i KrCTall Htrwt.n
"Yes. 1 pri))ospd poliifj there nt
once, but It was lute, and we were
dlnlns nt the. Pleas with nn neqtiiilut-nn-e.
u Mr Mil I ready, whom I now re
cnll ns a former Intimate of (Jeore
Calendar. To our NitrprNc. we s:iv
Calendar and his dnu:hter at n table,
not far from ours. Mr Mulready be
trayed some agitation at the sight of
Calendar and told me that Seutlnnd
Yard had a man out with a warrant
for Calendar's arrest on old charges.
For old Kri he's sake Mr. Mulready beg
ged me to give Calendar a word of
warning. I did ko fooIUhly. It seems.
Calendar was at that moment plan
ning to rob us. Mulready aiding and
abetting him "
The wumnn paused before Kirkwood,
looking down upon him. "And so."
she conrluded. "we have been tricked
and swindled I can scarcely believe It
of Dorothy Calendar."
"I. for one. don't "believe it" Kirk
wood spoke I'ulckly, rising. "Whatever
the culpability of Calendar and Mul
ready, Dorothy was only their hood
winked tool "
"But. Mr. Kirkwood. she must have
known the Jewels wero not hers."
"Yes." he assented passively, out
wholly unconvinced.
"And what." she demanded, with a
gesture of exasperation "what would
you advise?"
"Scotland Yard." he told her bluntly.
"But It's a family secret. It "must
not appear In the papers Don't you
understand' George Calendar is my
husband's cousin!"
"I can think of nothing else unless
you pursue them In person."
"But whither?"
"That remains to be discovered. I
can tell you nothing more than I hnre.
May I thank you for your hospitality,
express my regrets that I should un
wittingly have been made the agent of
this disaster and wish you good night,
or. rather, good morning Mrs. Hal
lam?" For a moment she held him under b
calculating glance, which he withstood
with graceless fyrtltude. Then, realiz
ing that he was determined not by any
means to be won to her cause, she
gave him her hand, with n common
place wish that he mtalit find his af
fairs In better order than seemed prob
able, and rang for Cedes.
The butler showed him out.
"Well." appreciated Mr. Kirkwood.
with gusto. "he's got Ananias and
Sapphlra talked to a standstill, all
right!" lie rumlnated.over this for a
moment. "Calend.tr can He some. too.
but hardly with her picturesque touch.
Uncommon Ingenious, I call It All
the same, there were only about a
dozen hits of tiling that didn't tit into
her nuisalc a little bit. I think they're
all tarred with the same stick all but
the girl. And there's something
afoot a hmg sight more devilish and
crafty than that shilling shocker of
madam's. Dorothy Calendar's got
about us much active part in It as I
have, I'm only from California, but
they've got to show me before I'll be
lieve a word against her Those In
fernal scoundrels! Somebody's got to
be on the girl's side, and 1 seem to
have drawn the lucky straw. Good
heavens! Is It possible for a grown
man to fall heels over bend In love In
two short hours? I don't believe It.
It's Just Interest nothing more And
f It, have to have n change of clothes
before 1 can do anything further."
He struck uerosa town as dlrectl.
as might be for St. I'ancras station
It would undoubtedly be u long walk
but cubs were prohibited by his strait
ened means, and the hiihes were all
abed and wouldn't be astir for hours
He strode along rapidly; finding his
way more through Intuition than bj
observation or. familiarity with I,on
don's geograph.v Indet'd. was scant
nware of his surroundings, for hli
brain was big with line imagery, nipt
In a glowing dream of knight errantry
and clilvairlc deeds
CHAI'TKIt .Kill"
IRIvAVOOD wasted little time.
lie had not much (o waste
were he to do that upon whose
doing he had set his heart. It
irked him hore to have to lose the in
valuable moments deuinnded by cer
tain Imperative arrangements, but his
baste vmis such that all was consum
mated within an hour.
'Within the period of n single hour,
then, he had ransomed ills luggage nt
St. Pancras, caused It to be loaded
upon n four wheeler and transferred
to n neighboring hotel of evil tlnvor,
but moderate tariff, where he engaged
a room for a week, ordered an Imme
diate breakfast and retired with his
belongings to his room He had shav
ed and changed his clothes, selecting a
serviceable suit of heavy tweeds, stout
shoes, a fore and aft cap nud a negli
gee hhlrt of a deep shade, calculated itt
least to seem clean for a long time.
Finally he had devoured his bacon and
eggs, gulped down Ills coffee and burn
ed his mouth and. armed with a stout
stick, set otT hotfoot In the still dim
glimmering of early day.
By this time his cash capital had
dwindled to the sum of V 10s M
and would have been much less had
he puld for his lodging lu advance.
By Louis
Copyrltfht, 1003,
AT King's Cioss" station on the un
derground an acute disappointment
awaited him. There likewise he
learned something about London. A
sympathetic bobby Informed him that
no trains would be running until after
5:30 and that, furthermore, no buses
would begin to ply until half after 7.
"it's tramp It or call It. then." mused
the youug man mournfully, ills long
ing gaze seeking a nearby cab rank.
Just then occupied by a solitary han
ton driver Fomnolent on the box.
"Olllrer" he again addressed the po
liceman, mindful of the Kugllsli ax
iom. "When lu doubt ask a bobby"
"ofll-er. when's high tide this morn
ing?" Tie bobby produced a well worn
pocket nlmnnnc. moistened a massive
thumb and rippled the pages.
'London bridge, 'igli tide twenty
minutes nrfter 0. sir." he announced,
witn a glow of satisfaction wholly
pardonable In one who combines the
functions of perambulating almanac,
guidebook, encyclopedia und cotiserv
er of the peace.
Kirkwood said something beneath
his breath, a word lu Itself a com
fortable mouthful and wholesome and
emphatic He glanced again at the
cab und groaned. "O Lord. 1 Just das
sent!" with which, thanking the bu
reau of Information, he set oQ" rapid
ly down Grey's Inn road to find the
Aletheu before she sailed. Proceeding
upon the uorklng hypothesis that Mrs.
Hullam was u polished liar lu most
respect-", but had told the truth so far
as concerned her statement to the ef
fect that the gladstoue bag contained
valuable property, whose ownership
remained a moot question, though
Kirkwood wus definitely committed to
the belief that It was uoue of Mrs.
Halla m's or her son's, he reasoned
that the two adventurers, with Don
thy nud their booty, would attempt to
leave Lorfdou by a water route in the
ship Aletheu. whose name had fallen
from their lips at Bermondsey Ola
Stairs.
Klikwood's Initial task. then, would
be to tlud the needle lu the haystack.
The metaphor is poor more properly,
to sort out from the hundreds of ves
sels of nil descriptions at anchor lu
midstream, moored to the wharfs of
longshore warehouses or In the gigan
tic docks that line the Thames, that
one called Alethea. of which lie was
so deeply mired In ignorance that he
could not say whether she were tramp
steamer, coastwise passenger boat,
one of the liners that ply between Til
bury and all the world, channel ferry
boat, private jacht (steam or Miili.
schooner, four ui-ister. square rigger,
hark or brig inline
Lo'i'lon had turned over once or
twlo a:-' was pulling the bedclothes
over Its heiid- vt-I grumbling about get
Ing tip. but the . ly win still sound
nsleep. when at lei'gth he pms-el for n
minute's rest In front of the Mansion
loii-e and re;) I bed ult'i a p.ing !
despair, that he was completely tuck-
ercd out
With n sigh he surrendered to the
flesh's fnillty. An early cabby, cruls
ing up fr'! Cannon street station on
the off chin." of thulln" some one
. i
nuHr hi tint i-lt-.' ,fln frmn tint itiiv.ta '
"V - '
nnd sparrows, stiff cr,l the surplice of
his life when KlrkwooJ halted hini
"Jump in. sir." he totd Kirk wood
cheerfully ns soon as he had assimilat
ed the latter's demands. i (mows'
precisely wotcher wants. Lea re it all
to me."
The" admonition was all but super
fluous. Kirkwood was unnblt for the
time being to do aught else than n
sign his fate Into another's guidance.
Once in the cab be slipped Insensibly
Into a nap nnd slept soundly on. ns
reckless of the cab's swift pace and
continuous bouncing as of the sunlight
glaring full In his tired young face.
He may have slept twenty minutes.
Hp nwokp faint with drowsiness, tin
gling from head to toe from fatigue
and In distress of a queer qualm in
the pit of his stomach, to find the han
som nt rest nnd the driver on tho step,
shutting hia fare with kindly determi
nation. "Oh. a' right." lie ussented
surlily and by sheer force of will
made himself climb out to the side
walk, where, having rubbed his eyen.
stretched enormously nud .vuwued dis
courteously in the face of the east end.
he was opce more himself and a hun
dred times refreshed Into the biti-guin.
Contentedly he counted I! shillings into
the cabby's palm, the fare named be
ing one nnd six.
"The shilling over nud above the
tip Is for finding me the waterman
nnd boat." he stipulated.
"Itlght-o! You'll miud the 'orse a
minute, sir?"
Kirkwood nodded. The man touched
his hat and disappeared Inexplicably.
Kirkwood. needlessly attaching him
self to the reins near the animal's
head, pried Ids sense of observation
open and became alive to the fact that
lie stood in a quarter of Loudon as
Btmnge to him ns had been Bermond
sey wall.
To this day he cannot put a name
to It. He surmises that It was Wap
plng. Ills cabby popped hurriedly
out of the entrance to a tenement, a
dull vlsaged. broad shouldered water
man ambling more slowly nfter.
71wl
Joseph Vance
by the Bobbs-Mexrill Caw
"Nevvy of mine, sir," nnnounced tho
cabby, "and n fust ryte waterman,
Knows the river like n book, he do,"
The nephew touched his forelock
sheepishly.
"Tliapk you." said Kirkwood. and,
turning to the man. "Your boat?" he
asked, with the brevity of weariness.
"This wye. sir."
At Ills guide's heels Kirkwood thread
ed the crowd and then descended
to a floating stage to which a heavy
rowboat lay moored. In the latter a
second waterman was seated, balling
out bilge with n rusty can.
"'Ere we arc. sir." said the enhman's
nephew, pausing nt the head of the
steps. "Now, where's It to be?"
The American explained tersely that
he had n tnersage to deliver to n
friend who hnd shipped' aboard a vessel
known as the Aletiiea. scheduled to
sail nt flocd tide, further than which
denonent averred naught.
(To be continued)
TWENTY BEEVES
LOCAL MEAT MAGNATE IN REM-
INISCENT MOOD TELLS OF
MEAT EATERS
In spite of the fact that steaks arc
"onsidered something of a luxury in
Globe, more than COO cattle are con
sumed in this city" every month, or an
average of twenty a day, not taking
into consideration the cold storage meat
that is being shipped in from outside
points.
The condition of the public pulse,
or rather the public stomach, can bo de
termined pretty closely by the amount
of fresh meat consumed in any com
munity. The meat sales at the present
time are showing a constant increase, u
point in favor of Globe.
"Conditions in the local meat indus
try aro good at tho present time,"
baid W. II. Parks to the Silver Belt
yesterday. "The rango has been rather
dry this year, but cattle shipments from
outside points aro sufiicient to supply
tho demand.
"Quito a little meat is being disposed
of at tho Clifton market, in supplying a
big railroad contract. John C. Gatti,
who recently disposed of his entire in
terest in the local market to C. W.
Parks, Howard Parks, and myself, is
now running that market, with John
Parks.
"While no changes will be made in
the local market at the present timo,
it is probable that extensivo improve
ments will bo made in a short time."
Apache Indian Mission, Pascoo hill.
fi3S North Devereaux ?trot, will fur
n'u-h Indian women to do washing ano
house work; Indian men to cut wood
and do chores. Indian baskets hot-
george: hope
Registered Stallion
TroTtr Record of 2:14
McBROOM'S STABLE
PRICE 925.00.
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Celt.
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Yes, that'o what we axe. We
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In tho southwest and our work
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750 NORTH BROAD
PHONE 461
D
DAY CONSUMED!
. IN GLOBE
HOLLOW
Concrete Blocks
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If URfactom of Cement Pnttti refa
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Estimates on Building
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Our Specialty
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I warrant all my work perfect and
furnish glasses at prices reasonable
for first-class work. "Fine line of
Jewelry and Watches.
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ST. LOUIS JEWELRY & OPTICAL
COMPANY
437 Broad Street
Pinal Dairy
ABSOLUTELY PURE MILK
Quality and Richness All Pre
served in All Milk Sold. We
DO NOT ROB THE MILK
To Make Butter
Daspection Invited
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Janitor scrvica. Select neighbor
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WRITES INSURANCE
la the Most Rellabl Fir lam
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GLOBE. ARIZONA
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