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cport combine to show that the money
)f tlio Globe Nntion.il bank is well
jotuetcd. All in all the report shon d
jo exceedingly gratifying to the stock
loldcra and customers, as well as tlio
uanugors and dheetors of this iuuti
.ution.
Fine Baby Boy
Henry Carls, the jolly baker, wore, a
.ini'o of more than oidhmry breadth
yesterday as the result of a visit of the
rtoik to his home yesterday morning.
The new coiner is a boy of thirteen
louuds and tho lusty youngster is doing
One, as is also the mother.
purchased by tho eity council govern!
weeks ago for $400.
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YOU CANNOT SUCCESSFULLY EIGHT THE BUSINESS BATTLES
OF LIFE WITHOUT MONEY. GOLD MAKES THE BEST ARMOR
FOR THESE BUSINESS BATTLES. HAVE YOU EVER SAID TO
YOURSELF: "IF ONLY I HAD S5000 NOW."
First National Bank
GLOBE, ARIZONA
Capital, Surplus and fcQ(( Aft A
Shareholder Liability $UUU,UUU
FOR SALE
One- of tho finest garden ranches la the country, only nix mlleg from town,
containing 140 acres; about 14 acres In vegetables, somo of them ready
for tho market. A most delightful plara to live, being situated in tho
foot-hills with a never failing stream of pure clear water running through
tho property. If you want a nice summer resort don't miss this chance,
come and see it anyway. For sale for only $1GOO. A sure enough bargain.
Wo also have soma of the finest residences, modern, uptodato in ev
ery respect, for aalo at tho owners' price. Wo havo somo houses to rant,
and lots in any part of the city for salo. If you have not found what
you want como and seo what wo havo, and if it suits you wo will givo you
a square deal.
Aler. Simpson
ALEX. SIMPSON & COMPANY
James Cochran
Will Manage Barbecue
I!. Wilson of Globe has been appoint
ed official manager of the baibceue to
bo held at SalTord on the Fourth of
July and will leave for the Valloy met
ropuln on the morning of the 3rd to get
ready for the big threo-day event.
Cooler at City Hail
A new ceiling fan has been installed
in tho council room a: tho city hall.
It will add much to tho comfort of tho
city dads at their sessions during the
hot season.
White Sox vs. Kaysccs
The White Sox will meet tho Knights
of Columbus at School Hill park next
Sunday afternoon. The Knights havo
picked up several new players, who are
said to be warm members, and a good
?!imo is looked for.
The Gila Valley Bank & Trust Company
Capital paid in, $100,000.00
Surplus, $60,000.00
G. B. MILLS, President
L. D. RICKETTS, Vice-Pres.
T. A. PA8COE, Vice Presidcnl
H. S. VAN GORDER, Cabhier
E. M. HURT), Local Manager
WE PAY 4 PER CENT ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. NEW BUSINESS INVITEE
R. B. nEGABDT
E. M. HURD
WALTER DOUGLA5-
DIRECTORS
O. E. MILLS
H. S. VAN GORDER
L. D. RICKETT8
A. T. THOMSON
Tw A. PASCOB
Tho race bstween the Southern Pa
cific and El Peso and Southwestern to
get into Glecson ought to point a moral
to you. Bo at tho opening of tho town
sito salo of patented ground Jims 28th.
Courtland Invetmcnt Co., Sales Agent3,
Courtlaud.
Railroad Buys Property
By a deed placed on record yesterday,
tho Gila Valley railroad takes over
lot 15, North Globe, from Samuel Blight
and wife. The lot is an irregularly
shaped picco of property, containing
7.314 square feet. Tho purchase price
was $3,230. Local officials of tho com
pany are noncommital as to the use
to which tho property will bo put. It
is supposed to have beeu purchased for
right of way purposes.
Czarnowski a Visitor
F. M. Czarnowski pf Phoenix, is
spending a few days in. this city looking
nftor the interests of the Pacific Slope
Securities company. The company ho
represents is a western organization,
formed with the idea of keeping the
returns from casualty insurance in tho
Pacific coast district, instead of al
lowing it to go to the enst, as has
been tho case in the past.
SHORT ST0R1ESJF THE CITY
Bank Makes Good Showing
Tho quarterly report of the Globe Na
tional bank appears in anolhor co nuin
of this issuo tf tho Silver Belt. It
shows a gratifying increase in tho vol
ume of business over tho last quartorly
report, deposits amounting to 3.2 per
cent increase, a total of $144,115.32.
Cash itoms and demand loans are shown
to amount to 91 per cent of tho entire
deposits, and tho other items of tho
Scrap at Miami
Gust Pitman and William Hendricks,
who engaged in n scrap at Miami Wed
nesday night, will bo up before. Judge
Hinou Thomas today, to answer to tho
charge The case was set for trial yes
terday, but was continued. Pittmanis
said to havo been badly beaten up.
Waterworks Gets Adder
A new adding machine was installed
in the city water office yesterday. The
machine adds two columns of figures
at a time, dates tho add'ng tapo, sub
tracts errors in computing totals and
has other now improvements. It was
Won't Llvj at Homo
Emil Pabzst, a boy of about twelve
years of ngc, was arrested yesterday af
ernoon, at tho request of his mother,
vho claimed that he would not live at
home. The boy declined to go home,
iftcr his arrest, claiming that his fath
er would beat him. Ho was locked up
in jail for about an hour to scaro him
'nto submission, but when he was al
lowed outside tho bars, ho mado a
break for liberty and escaped. He
will probably bo picked up again in a
day or so.
Raal cstato in Bisbee, Dougla3, Globo
and other places has created quick
wealth. Courtland is now rewarding
those wto had tho foresight to invict
History will repeat itself at opening
of Glcoscn towitsdte Juno 28th. There
will bo a big lino up. Courtland In
vestment Company, Sales Agents.
You Never Can Toll
Just exactly the cause of your rheu
matism, but you know you have it.
Do you know that Ballard's SnowLin
iment will cure lt7 relieve the pain
reduces the swelling and limbers the
J joints and muscles so that you will be
as activo ana won as you ever were
Price 25c, 50c and $1.00. Sold by Pal
ace Pharmacy.
O'Conncll Pays Costs
Mike O'Connell, who drank more than
was good for him Wednesday night and
fell into tho clutches of tho law as a
result, was fined tho coats, .$0.30, by
Judge Hinson Thomas yesterday. Tin
defendant is feaid to have a good reputa
tion, except for the fact that he over
indulges occasionally.
PEOPLES BAKERY IS
BADLY IDiHO
BY FIDE
INTERIOR GUTTED AND FIXTURES
DAMAGED TO EXTENT OF FIF
TEEN HUNDRED
Contract Let For
Bridge Across
McCormick
Here on Business Visit
John Car-sow and William P. Bait
say are in Globo on business conncc:
ed with tho Union Realty & Trust corn
pa lv.
Prospector Comes to Light
William P. Finuell, an old prospector,
who was reported lost in tho hills
around Yuma, appeared in Globo yester
day. Ho camo here to get away from
the heat of the desert Knd will probably
go farther north in a day or so. He did
not know of the report that he was lost
until he struck civilization again.
Tho contract for the new bridge
across JlcCormick wash at Ilill street
has been let to J. Harvey Harris, by
i tho committeo in chargo of he impiove
I ment, and within a week ho work
should be actively in progress.
j The bridge, according to the con
tract price, win cost ?i.iO. in addition,
it will bo ntcepsary to jnake.-a rather
expensive fill to bring the street to
grade, entailing a total expenditure of
nbout $700 for the work.
Tho bridgj acrots tho wash at
Sutherland street has not reached the
contract stage as yet, but as the com
mittcs is at work on the project, it is
probable that gome definito action will
bo taken within a few days.
If You Ara Worth 850,000 Don't Read
This.
This will not Interest you if you are
worth fifty thousand dollars, but if you
aro a man of moderate means and can
not afford to employ a physician when
you have an attack of diarrhoea, you
will bo pleased to know that one or
two doses of Chamberlain's Colic, Shol
era and Diarrohea Remedy will cure t'
This remedy has been in use for mn
years and is thoroughly reliable. In
25 cents. For sale by all driictfi'
SHERIFF'S POSSE GIVES s
UP PURSUIT OF ROBBER
NEVADA CITY, Cal., Juno 2i.
Sheriff Walker and posse returned to
night after a day of vain search for
the lone robber who held up and robbed
tho Downiovillo stage today.
Despite the statement of the local
Wclls-Fargo agent that tho highway
man got little, it is gencra'ly believed
he secured a considerable sum. Wells
Fargo detectives aro expected tomorrow.
Tiro of unknown origin practically
gutted a room occupied by 'the Peoples'
bakery, located in a one-story brick
building near thcTLcroy house on North
Broad at 1 o'clock this morning.
The fire was discovered before it had
gained any great headway, and the de
partment extinguished the names be
fore they had spread to other parts of
tho building. (
The stock and fixtures of the bakery
were badly damaged and tho loss will
nrobably run to nbn--i Ct.nOO. rt in
eluding the loss of business to tho pro
prietors of tho establishment, who were
build'ng up a good trade.
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The Big Head
Ts of two kinds conceit and the big
head that comes from a pick headache
Does your head ever feel like a gonrd
and your brain feel loose and sore! You
can cure it in no timo by acting on youi
liver with Ballard's Ilerbine. Isn't it
worth trying for tho absolute, and cer
tain relief you'll get? Sola by Pal
aoo Pharmacy.
IE PETERS
UNDER BONDS
KEEP PEASE
Joe Peterson was placed under bonds
of $1,500 to keep the peace yesterday
as the result of his alleged actions in
throwing down, choking and threaten
ing to kill Mrs. Geneva Fryer.
When Peterson" appeared before
Judgo Hinson Thomas on tho charge
ho offered no testimony on his own he
half, and did not contest the charge
filed against him by Mrs. Fryer. He
secured F. W. Rolando and Trunk Gill
as sureties on his bond and was re
leased. According to the story told by Mr.
Fryer, at the time of Peterson's arrest,
ho became angered when she would not
give him a room at one of her housei
and became so ciolent that she wa
forced to have him placed under bonds
to protect herself.
WAE MEMORIAL UNVEILED
SPRINGFIELD, III., June 21. With
interesting pxercises and in tho prw-
"nco of a large crowd, "The Color
Bearer,'" a statue commemorative of
ho Illinois soldiers of the Civil war,
vas unveiled today at Clear Lake. The
tatuo marks tho site of Camp Yatee
vhere many giments of Eoldiers were
tationed during the war.
LADIES
Attend the Semi-Annual Clearance
Sale now on at
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All Summer Goods
A new broom sweeps clean, and these new bargains we are offering to the people of Globe should sweep clean all our surplus stock. This is a golden
opportunity for every man, woman and child to get real values, and with the Fourth of July but a few days ahead, it offers greater inducements than
ever for quick buying. Every article of wearing apparel in the store will be included in this cut price sale. We are determined that not one thing will
be carried over this summer, and that is why you have this unusual opportunity of saving.
This sale opens today and will continue until Saturday, July 3rd ;
Cleanup Sweep of Wash Suits
90c each. Regular $1.25 and $2.00
Himonas.
10 dozen Fancy Trimmed Nainsook
gowns, choico . . . .'. ij. :
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Childrens' Drawers'
per pair .,
Fancy Parasols, all colors, regular $2.00,
$2.25 and $2.50 cradc. Sale prlco
Rogrlar $3.50 and $1.00 dresses GO fin
I salo prlco tjUb.UU
I Rojular $5 dresses ' n -tr .flRpfi?
y salo price Uilu (u WX
I Regular $3.50 one and two- r n r r&Mi&A
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H Eojclar $7.50 Mulls. Lawns, Etc., f fin ?v rW
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j Regular $9.00 Suits t 1 flfl X' f5
I" S2lo prlco lUU SrtfA,
Rcgrlar $10,00 Suits 1 "IF! $?$!"
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Regular $12.50 Suits q nr, fMfWI
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Regular $18.00 Suits iPflfl f'f 14
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EogUar $20.00 Suits ; ' ' jn -jr "J 11 A
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charge. ' - ' w . . Jm B T M
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10 dozen Short Kimonas to cl03o at aa,.
wear Hart Schaf f ner & Marx ciothes
81,00
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Ericas cut in half on any Waist in
tho store. Jancy Nets, Fancy S.'lks,
Fancy Chiffon, Etc. Rogular prices
$1.50 to $20.00. All vakt3
V-i. price
Millinery
Wo havo in round numbers ISO dress
hats, regular $5 to $12.50
valors, to closs out at
NOT A HAT RESERVED.
51.50
$3.75
Wooltex Skirts
Regular $7.50 values, 0 flfl
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Long Silk Gloves, regular $1.50 and VLfr
$1.75 quality, to CI030 out at .... OvC
All $2 gloves in Eays;r mako
51.50
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Regular $9.00 values,
now
Regular $10.00 valifes,
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Regular $12.50 values,
now
Regular $13.50 values,
now
Regular $15.00 values,
now
, Alterations, freo on. all Suits, Skirts,
etc. Nothing too cheap for us to alter
Reception Gowns
Eecoption Gowns in endless colors 10C
dresses to select from. 10 TC
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THE' HOME OF EDWIN CLAPP,
WALKOVER, DOROTHY DODD AND
SELBY SHOES for men, woman and
children. Como in and see our lino
Lne of Osfords.
When in tho courso of human events' it becomes necessary for a man to bay
a suit of clothes, the oucstlon of value is of the most vital importance. All
men aro created equal, eo far as baying clothes in this storo is concerned;
tho man who wents to pay $15.00 is equal here to tho man who pay3 $10.00;
cne gets as good a proportion of value for his money as the other.
Tho cornerstone, tho foundation priu- yC ""
ciplo of this stsre, is valuo giving, bet Rp
ttr valno thsn anvwhere tlsa: to main. fcVJ3
tain tho highest principle of business
to offer tho best clothes made; to b
morp accomodating and helpful to oui
customers; and abovo all, to sco thai
they get full sized rnozoy's worth. The
' values aro self-evident; so thorosgh ir
every point, small or great, that you
can't make a mistake; and if a mistake
Is mado hero it's at orr expense; all wc
want is a chance to correct it.
During this salo wo arp giving a
$25.00 SPRINGFIELD ARMY RTXLE
TREE with every suit of clothes pur
chased from our men's clothing depart
ment.
BOYS' AND YOUNG MEN'3 SUITS
A WATCH FREE with each suit.
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