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DAILY AJiLZONA SILVER BELT
Friday, July 30,
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Prcvpectrr
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Mevitt House
950 N. BUOAD
ftnotna 12.60 .week, up
Bed 25c and u.
Pioneer Saloon
Wuicich & Pavlovlch,
Props.
FINE WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIOABS
679 N. Broad. Phone 2361
Mountain View
HOUSE
W would be pleased to
sec our old patrons.
Good table, home cookinq.
Mr. &. Mrs. I. U. Cdmonvon
Newly Furnished Through
out
Lantin House
Baths In Connection.
ICO W. Push St. Phone 1952
Mrs. A. J. Loouard
Globe
Floral Co.
Fresh Cut
Flowers,
Ferns,
Plauts,
Funeral
Designs
Jones 61k, Oak St.
Phone 1091
Residence 2883
O. R.
FEIST
THE
Jeweler
Watch Repairing
and
Hand Engraving
A
SPECIALTY
N. Broad St.
Stationery
Sporting
Goods
Wall Paper
G. S. Van Wagenen
& Co.
POST OFFICE BLDG,
SHUTE'S
LIVERY STABLE
C85 N. Broad Phone 731
Best Rla. Prompt 8errice
SADDLE HORSES
GEO. E. SHUTE, Proprietor
1
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AR1Z0N STEAM
LAUNDRY & TOWEL
SUPPLY CO.
One Day Work a Specialty
7f0 N. Broad Phone 461
The Best Cooks in Town
THE 0, D. COFFEE HOUSE
Hus secured tho Hervices of George Riviera and Greston.
Kvory old timer knows thH George liivitua'a pies are
hotter than mntlior uetl to jimkc. Tho proof of the
pudding in iu tho oittiug Try them and be convinced.
The O. D. Coffee House
A. B. ANDERSON, Manager.
Tor Good Cooking and Quick Service.
WE HAVE THE COOKS
Public Carriage
At All Hoars.
Open or Closed
Rubber-tired Hack
PHONjG 171 or 6ai.
The St. Elmo
8YDNOB & STEARNS,
Prop.
The fluent of Wines,
Liquors and fjMgars.
474 NORTH BROAD 8T
THE LEROY
PHONE [phone] N. BROAD ST.
The finest furnished rooms In the city. All con
venienoHB. Running water iu every room. Rent rea
sonable. Come and see these rooma.
The Newport
Firnt Class Barber Shop
HOEYE & MOREY
Trops.
440 N. Broad.
Bm Bathi Always Ready.
RYAN & CO.
Drugxl.ua &ad Stationers
Office Supplier, Bpottlnj,
Ooodn, Phonographs, aad
Records.
128 NORTH BROAD
MIAMI STAOE LINE J. L. SPOON, Prop.
Stage leaves from Bhute's Livery BtableTiine schedule:
Leave Globe daily at 1 8:18 a. m.
Leave Globe daily at 2:15 y. m.
Leave Miami dally at 10:15 a. m.
Leave Miami daily at 4:46 . m.
Telephone Numbers: Globe, 731: Miami, 1553.
GLOBE LABOR UNION DIRECTORY
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR
Globe Branch American Federation of Labor Meets socond and
fourth Mondays in Union Labor hall. II. A. Leonard, president;
J. J McNeil, secretary.
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS
Local Union No. 1030 United Brotherhood of Oarponters and Joiners
of Auiorica. Meets each Thursday at Union Labor hall at 7:'M
p. iu. b. H. Wood, president; F. W. Tonbrook, financial secre
tary; J. M. Boll, treasurer.
MINERS
GLOBE MINERS UNION NO. 60, W. F. M. Meets every Tuesday
at 7 p. m. Robert Klliott, present; M. H. Page, aecretary.
PRINTERS
Globe Typographical Union, No. 367. Meets first Sunday in each
mouth at 4 p. in., in Silver Belt office. C. V. Mareellua, pres
ident; Carl F. Uoldsworth, secretary.
CLERKS
Store and Office Employees' Union. .Meets second Monday of each
month in Minora hall, at 7:30 p. m. A. H. Hargravo, president,
R. R. Ballard, secretary.
BARBERS
Journeymen Barbers' International Union of America. Meets last
Tuesday in each month at 8:30 p. ra., Newport Barber shop, bol
Flora, president; Otto Perdue, secretary.
BARTENDERS
Bartenders' International League of America, No. 612. ' Meets first
kiid third Thursdays in Taylor's Barber shop. A. J. Liwuard,
president; M. L. l'orry, Secretary-treasurer.
PAINTERS i I'll J
Brotherhood or Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers of America,
No. 217. Meets each Tuesday night in Kcegau's hall. W. B.
Aikou, president; A. P. Eatoo, vice-president; J. A. Clark, Secretary.
Union Announcements
Have you tried
The 0. D. Coffee
House
186 N, Broad Street
Majestic Theater
Globe's Leading
Theater
Continuous Performance
Prices I5c. 25c. 35c
Eagle Restaurant
445 N. BROAD
Good Meals Best Service
Seasonable Delicacies
Private Rooms for Ladles
GIN & CO., Props.
Globe's Leading
Home Furnishers
SCHL1-T& "tnai made MUwankw fa
mous," SOELITZ that makes all m akla;
Wo call for SOHLITfc and h cas
tolaina na
We driulte a call t t wnKUX agala.
Sara Kee
General Merchandise
460 N. Broae Pboae SCI
fi.
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Tony Faust Beer
Cedar Brook
Whiskey
at THE PARLOR
M. B. Monahan
STRANGERS HOME RES
TAURANT We invite- Your Patronage
Day and Night Service.
Billy Cunningham, Prop.
Globe
Real Estate
Office
165 N. BROAD 8T.
OorreayouiUnca sUlicltd
r'OK BAKOAINB
Watch our advertisement
on Fag 7.
T. L. Toombs, lnagtr
F110N3J 1101
KENRV MAFFEO
Roar Majestic Theator
Electric wiring and repair
ing of ail kinds. Got my
estimate be ore giving
your order.
Elks Restaurant
DAT AND NIQXT
Best Meals
Best Service
Balkan Saloon
Popular ' Resort for
Gentlemen
N. BROAD ST.
I
Wm. Mill
Williams
We
undersell any
store
in Globe
Order by Phon
Pay at Your Door
Phone 121
OUR
NAME
"The
Globe
Jewelry
Co."
IS OUR
Guarantee
340 N. Broad
Phone 2081
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
GLOBE
Capital, Surplus
and Shareholders'
Liability
$300,000
Keegan's
"THAT'S ALL"
890 N. Br4 PtooM 111
Budweiser
Bapplit Fovc. Energy
Vitality
Call for It When You Order
e
"THE PACIFIC"
4S6 N. BROAD
Jack M&rtla, Prey.
Samuel 'i SO Ytar Stock
Aahetinr-Busca Bmt
FAMOUS
Cedar BrooK Whiskey
Always In stock.
0.I.MUNN, CasinoSaloon
K. BROAD ST., GLOBE.
THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE AND ITS GUARDIAN.
Each roturniiiK '''ourtli of July adds Interior to llisit pn'cloiw (ItH'Uincnt.
the Dpt'lnnitlon of Jiiduomleiicc, mitl ulwnys upon tho :uinlvir:try of Anitr
lcan liberty tin room in the state department at Washington wlicii' it ! kept
is visited by many patriotic people. Wilil.uii 11. AlcNeer is tin ciihtiHlimi of
tlie oiiKinal copy of tin document, and It Is kept In a steel eiiu urroumlert
by every possible device for Itn preservation and pioteetlnn. The "tool ease
is tlieprouf and air tij;ht so that een decay cannot alleet Hie paiclinienl.
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Woman's Hat.
o
ay E5TELLE MARSH.
Copyright. 1'J, tJ" Ai.ierlc.xn I'reaa Afrso-
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Tom r.nxton o' into a parlor car.
put ills belongings Iu the rack above
him, took a newspaper out of ills jack
et and nettled himself to endure a jour
ney, liefoie opening the paper he
mnde a hasty .suney of the car. At
the other cud were several uninterest
ing looking people. In the center an
old woman and a boy, but oil tiie op
posite side, slightly in advance of him.
In a chair whose back was turned to
waul him, was something that nrrest
ed Ids attention. It was u feminine
hat. It was to be seen above the back
of the chair and indicated a woman
beneath. It was. the work of an art
ist. Its rin. nearly a yard In diatn
eter, was topped by moral splendid
black ostrich fentheis i-priuglng from
h profusion of bauds and buckles that
had been thrown together in an ex
traordinary combination. Such tints
are only to be associated with beauti
ful women.
The next thirty for Buxton was to
get a view of the owuer of the hat.
but us she persistently 'kept her face
toward (lie window this was impossi
ble. After n long wait for her to
change her position lie arose and walk
ed toward the forward vestibule, then
sauntered back. To his discomfiture,
the lady had changed her position, her
face being toward the opposite end of
the car. As lie passed her she turned
again toward the window. lie kept on
toward the rear vestibule, went into
the smoking room, came out and Avalk
ed to his chair. The lady had swung
around to face forwatd.
Buxton said .something without mov
ing his lips.
Tor fear of appearing obtrusive ho
swung his chair around and looked out
of the window. When he swung It
back the lady was facing the front of
the car. her head was resting on the
cushion, and she held a folder time
table over her face. She was appar
ently resting or slumberlm;. Tho
shapely hand that held the folder was
delicately gloved, and a bit of lace fell
from the wrist. The figure was shape
ly nnd the position one of graceful re
pose. "Confound it!" evdnimed, Buxton
mentally. "Why can't I get a glimpse
of her face? If It corresponds to the
rest of her she must be a Venus."
But fortune did not seem to favor
him. She remained In her half reclin
ing position under his admiring gaze
for nearly an hour, while the delicious
odor of a bunch of violets she wore
on iier bosom was continually wafted
to him. Then she moved slightly.
Buxton hoped. But. alas-, before low
ering the folder she turned her face
toward tho window.
Buxton said things again without
moving Ills lips.
But the conductor Is coming to
punch the tickets. She -will turu nsido
to hand him hers. lie stops In tin
middle of the car lo explain something
to the old woman with the boy, nnd It
seems half an hour before lie makes
her understand. Buxton growH rest
less with Impatience. The ticket
puncher couies on. and when he reach
es the lady's chair she languidly ex
tends her hand sideways without turn
ing. Her ticket Is punched, the con
ductor moves on. ami again Buxton W
disappointed.
What a sivgulnr series of coinci
dences that the lady should have hap
pened for an hour ard a half always
to be in such position that Buxton
could not see her features! "I won
der." he said. "If she isn't -a very
homely woman who Is keeping her
face away from me on purpose. But
she hasn't seen me. She was sitting
in that position when I came In, and
her bircU haa been toward me ever
since. No; I can feel It in my very
bones that she Is beautiful."
II o was now ready for an aggresslvo
movement. He arose and, going to tho
chair next to hers, sat down. After a
brief, gaze out ui the. w Indow he turn-
I1I1I1 in
ed his eyes toward her. He was too
late. She had tinned her back.
Suddenly, without warning, her chair
swung around, and she faced him
Himarely.
".lulla!"
"Tom:"
a pause.
"I've been trying to get a glimpse of
your face all tiie morning."
"I know it. 1 could see you in the
niirrOw beside the window. Why
should jou try to see me uftcr all that
has passed;"
"Hang the past! It's the present
that intoiosts me. I've been falling
In love ever since I bonrded this train
"I trust you won't treat the lady as
you treated inc."
"And I trust she won't treat me as
you did. But that's past. I date say
It was all my fault anyway."
"1 have come to the conclusion that
It was all mine. But It's too late now.
The dlvoixe proceedings are drawing
to a conclusion, a great deal of money
has been spent, ami If we "make up'
it will all have been for nothing."
"Well, If that isu't like a"- He
checked him-elfv He had learned wis
dom. He continued. "A reconciliation
under the circumstances w-ould be un
warranteda pecuniary absurdity -If
I had not made ten times the amount
involved In stocks while the suit has
boon ponding."
"In that case 1 suppose"
"Suppose what?"
"That since the divorce has not been J
grant i-tl thre would lie no Impropriety
In our taking a"
"Honeymoon trip? None whntever.
We'll continue the Journey ns a newly
married couple."
PUIS AIMERS
Marie Tempest will appear in Amer
ica next winter .under the management
of Charles Krohnian in "Penelope,"
a play that has been a great success
in London for tho last eight months.
She will sail for New York in Decem
ber and niako a fivo months' tour of
the United States.
Robert Cummings and Charles Wyn
gate have been added by Margaret
Anglin to tho company which will sup
port her in "Tho Awakening of
Helena Ritchie," at tho Savoy, in New
York, in September.
LATEST TWAIN YARN
When Mark Twain was editing tho
Virginia City Enterpisc, writing copy
one day and mining the next, a super
stitious subscriber once wroto and said
he had found a spider in his paper.
Was this good or bad luck? Twain re
plied to him iu tho " Answers to Cor
respondents" column as follows: "Old
Subscriber: The ' finding of a spider
in your copy of tho 'Euterpriso' was
neither good luck nor bad luck. Tlio
spider was merely looking over our
pages to find out what merchant w:m
not advertising, so that it could spin
its vol) across his door in anticipation
of leading a free and undisturbed ex
istence forever after."
BEEF WAS niGH
whoa the cow Jumped over the moon,
but that -was long ago beforo we startcc
in tho business. We are selling cboict
cut of Beef, Veal and Pork at very
low prices, and we feel assurad that
could we bo favored with your first
order vre would have ne trouble in se
curing all your patronage. Just a trial
1 all wo ask.
H. MOUNCE & CO.
461 N. BROAD
PHONE 21B1
Notice to Contractors
and Builders
The trustees of school district No. 1
of Uila comity, Arizona, hereby adver
tise for bids for the erection of a one
room frame addition to tho school building-
known as tho ball-ground school
house. 'litis addition to be an exact
duplicate of the addition recently made
to the north side of said ballground
school house.
The euccet-sftil bidder is to enter into
a bond in the tutn of $."i00.0O within
five days after notice of acceptance of
his bid.
Bids will bo received by J. S. Miles
clerk of the boaid of school trustees,
up to noon on July 31, 1001). Tho board
leserves the right to reject auy and
all bids.
Tor lurtlicr information apply to .1
's. Miles, clerk of the tioitnl of school
trustees.
Tho board will require that this ad
ditiou to building be finished and ready
for occupancy not later than Sopteiuboi
10.
J. S. .MI LBS,
Clerk School Trustees District No. 1,
L. B. WJOHTMAN,
THANK GATES,
Trustees.
First publication July 2.r, 1009.
ce to
ntractors
Notice is hereby given that the City
Council of the City of Globo lias or
dered the constructioii of a cement gut
ter on tho west side of Broad Street
between the southeast corner of Block
Hi and the north line of the St. Elmo
Saloon, the same to be constructed in
accordance with specifications now on
file iu this ollico and to be under the
supeivihiou of the City Engineer.
Bids for the construction of said gut
ter will be received at this office until
the 4th day of August, 190, at noon.
The Council reserves tho right to re
ject any and all bids.
JAMES II. WELCH,
By Edna Downing, City Clork.
Deputy.
First publication July 28, 1009.
Get DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve when you usk for it. There are
a great many imitations, but there in
jut one original. Thi salve is good
for anything where a salve is needed
to be used, but is especially good for
Pilei. Sold by Palace Pharmacy und
IJuitcd Drug Co.
Will you try a can of
.taking Powdor? Hcst yet.
i Life is too Short
You can always have chickea
tamales for the same price, and
the best of chili concarnie. Stand
is open day and night
BAEBECUE STAND
At the Silver Belt Corner. ',
DR. P. B. CALER
DENTIST
K8ft N. BROAD STREET
Ovr Mtc PhJ.rrxicy
FRED W. MOORE
WRITES INSURANCE
tn the Most Reliable Firs 'Insurnc
Companies
Local Representative
ARIZONA MUTUAL SAVING I
LOAN ASSOCIATION
Offlcs: Home Printing Co. Bulletin
OLOBE, ARIZONA
Architects
General Contractors
Estimate
Cheerfully Furnished
We are uropari to loan mousy
on buildings put up by ns.
SiMS&SONS
P. O. Box 466
Res. 780 Monroe St, East Globs
wmmmnmm
l. a.
J. E.
MERRIAIMERRIAM
Building Contractors
Building estimates
promptly furnished
Work guaranteed
BOX 491
Office Opp. Kinney House.
Not!
Go
Are Your Eyes Weak?
Tj.- .'vi I. A
3g
v"!?J J'Mr
S1 si:; ? ' p i
Eyes tested free of charge. Comn
cated cases fitted where others f ,'
New leuscs put in your old frami,
I warrant all my work perfect im
furnish glasses at prices icanaw.
for first-class work. Fine lia. I
Jewelry and Watches. CI
DR. E. DAWKINS
ST. LOUIS JEWELEY k OPTItu r
COMPANY
437 Broad Street
ankers
Gard
The Finest Resort in Globe
Popular with all classes iaw,
and summer. Befreshmeotj of
U kinds. Choice cigars, wtan
and liquors.
ANHEUSEE-BUSCII BEEK
ALWAYS ON DRAUGHT.
Cool dining room in connec
tion. Ecgular meals and colj
lunches at all hours. Order tor
provate dinnors in advance.
When you
drink
Drink the
best
We serve it
The White House
Saloon
BROAD AND OAK STBEETS
' aH fr'frfr'Kfr)H
I Carl L. Addy
Manufacturing Jeweler
and Diamond Setter
STONE CUTTING
:: AND ALL KINDS OF REPAIRS
: I Room 6. Keegan Building. Upstin
Globe, Arizona
iMttt tica
Stanley Woodward
Contractor and Builder
ESTIMATES
PROMPTLY FURNISHED
P. 0. Box 14
Phone I!
Sultan & Wayne
MINING ENGINEERS
BOOMS 23-25 TEUST BUnJJl
P. O. BOX ?67
. Commercial
Gas Engines
and Hoists
Latest, safest ana mo
SJI
moaei, guaranteed tor econooj
liability; amplest scienunc --
Agent ioi i
BIXNJLNU AliU UUUUO'""
Bold and ins oiled on
absslute guawnt" ty
OHN WOG
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