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TIIE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: SATURDAY MOBOTNGr, JANUARY 12, 1901.
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lappy
If' course he's happy; he's wearing
fa Bhoes. Happiness cornea to tho3e
L' A1 If nrwi tlo nlnpft In appK if
is 110-112 "West Washington St.
(e people are made happy here than
funerals, Our slippers make you
py at home. Our workingman s
makes you happy on the ranch.
c'Pa'tent Leather shoes make you
py to dfss on Sundays. Our dano-
pumps and fancy sandals make
I happy In the ball-room.
jr Ncttleton Shoe...
ike you happy wherever you ctro
our clerks will make you happy
9u come In to 16bk at our stock.
ifson&WooIdridge
ey'ro at 110-112 W. Washington
Street, Fnoonlx.
IW IS THE- TIME!
TO
Buy a
Stove
1e tt Is Cold and Stoves
Are Cheap
A
r entire line of Wood and Coal
ting Stoves at reduced prices.
tight Heaters, worth $3.25,
, $2.50
tight Heat rs, worth $1.00.
2.93
i tight Heaters, worth $1.50,
.' 3.90
tlght Heaters worth $3.75, i
4.50
tight Heaters, worth $0.75,
5.70
;tlght Heaters, worth $8.50,
C.S0
tight Heaters, worth $11.00,
I.CO
i
lr entire line of WHAT-
EEIl Air Circulating Heat-
b the best wood, heater
le at a great reduction.
itchc-r Heaters, old price
(.50, now $14.00
Itchecr Heaters, aid price
1.50, now 15.20
itchecr Heater, old price
50, now 15.85.
)TAIIY HOT BLAST Coal
Wood Heaters
est" stoves are beautiful In finish
i-cry heavy and durable.
12 Rotary Hot Blast Heater
price $15.00; new price $11.90
lie Rotary Hot Blast Heater;
price $18.50; new price 14. i0
119 Rotary Hot Blast Heater;
price $22.50; new price .... 17.85
oplpe collars . 05
dampers 15
dampers 20
Plums & Atwood OH Heat- i
Plume & Atwood Oil Hcnt-
COO
Standard Oil Heaters 6.50
Stnndard Oil Heaters 7.00
boards from 63c to $1.15. I
1 1 fall to so? our line of stoves ,
bu while 'the cold weather is en
ijes are cheap.
DAVIDSON'S
CASH STORE
118 West Washington Street
kphone Na 2C0 Three rings.
i line of house furnishings and
1 hardware nt bottom prices.
HAVE YOU
zona Tablets ?
FOR SALE ONLY AT
rnTTTH ' t
JL JC3.
mix Stationery & News Co.
fcer that our flno Uoll biu.uot lecn
OP YlM
THE WEATHER.
Local Dally Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.
Forecast for today Cloudy.
Data for 24 hours tndl&tf 8 p. m. yes
terday: Temperature
Departure
irom
Normal
Pepnrlnre
tlncu
Jau. 1,1901
MEAN
.NOUMAL
11
- 10
8
Maximum temperature, 53; minimum
temperature, 21.
Average relative humidity, 27 per
cent.
Total precipitation, 0.
Character of day Clear.
WILLIAM Q. BURNS,
Section Director.
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Published by authority of the secre
tary of agriculture. All observations
taken at 8 a. in., 75th meridian time.
MIn. Max.
Tern.
Phoenix, clear 2S
Chicago, cloudy 2S
Denver, Clear 10
131 Paso, clear 24
Flagstaff, clear -2
I.oa Angeles, cloudy -10
$rv Orleans, cloudy : GS
New York, cloudy ". SO
Fan Ploffo, clrnr .10
Han ViMnclr .raining 12
St. LouK cloudy 30
St. Paul. snowing -0
Yuma, clear 2"!
Washington, raining 41
Turn.
54
21
2S
52
74
40
r.c
48
36
24
50
4S
Weather forecast: Cloudy
tonight
und Saturday: much warmer tonight
IN THE ASYLUM AGAIN'. Georgle
Redmond who escaped from the Insano
asylum on Tuesday night, was cap
tured in Tempe Thursday and returned
to the hospital.
BOUGHT AN ORANGE GROVE.
Mr. II. H. Morrison has bought an or
ange grove In Pomona, Cal., his former
residence, and will leave for there on
Saturday night.
PAT CROWE WANTED. Marshal
Hooker request s anyone who has Pat
Crowe, the kidnaper, secreted about his
premises to bring him In or report to
the marshal's office. He has received
notice of a $50,000 reward and Is will
ing to divide If he gets It.
CARL POQELSTROM DEAD. Carl
Folgelstrom, who came here very ill
about a year ago, died yesterday morn
ing at his rooms on East Monroe street.
Ho leaves a wife to mourn his loss. He
was an Odd Fel'ow and most estimable
young man.
LICENSED TO WED. Marriage li
censes were Issued yesterday to Ben
L. Rlgglna ant! Refugio Hcrcda, and
John Cleveland Stockham and Jeslu
iZaztictu. The latter couple was mar
I rled by Probate Judge Langston last
night.
A'MINING CORPORATION. Arti
cles of in:orporation of the Cupper
Tvlni- Mlnlnir rommnv were filed In the
oince of the county recorder yesterday.
'The incorporators are II. C. Baker of
( Utah, Frank E. Mlchener and Samuel
amuu
Yes...
It is new, fresa and
Clean. Tfe material
is
The Best
Pis are right and
will be. Location
Right. Everything
favorable. Just what
is wantid.
What?
Why Wheeler's new meat
market, next door to postofilce,
wlieru he will cater 'to the best
people of Phoenix and will give
ithem the best meat obtainable.
Come and eec for yourselves.
iuPwipgmLffmKyisBiM'iiwiih wrsa
Anti -Cough Syrup.
The Best of all Cough Syrups
Bold on a guarantee 25 CtS.
W. MA gtr
','i? Vt? W"
Prescriptions Filled at
all Hoars.
Thomas' Drug Store.
340 C. VnSHINOTON ST.
SEEN THE
Just the thing to
uso in writing to
your Eastern : : :
friends ::::::
JOI
called lor yet. 813 la tlio number that gets it.
C. Stump of Ohio. The capital stocl:
is $5,000,000.
NEW POSTOFPICI5. A Goodlander,
the Alhambra postmaster, was a visi
tor to Phoenix yesterday. Ho hiis
moVed Into his new brick store build
ing, which was recently completed at
n cost of $1,500. It 13-tho largest build
ing In Alhambra and a credit to its
owner and to the town.
BOY LOST, BOY FOUND. Otto Ja
cobson, a. three-year-oUl boy, strayed
away from his home at 329 South Third
avenue, yesterday afternoon and was
gone for Hcveral hours. Ills mother
growing anxious, notified the officers,
but hardly had she done so when the
young man put In an appearance.
WINTER VISITORS. Mr. and Mis.
II. II. Trowbridge of New York arrived
hero yesterday morning and will re
main during the winter. They have
rented a cottage on Kast Washington
street. Mr. Trowbridge Is assistant
counsel for the New York Centra! rail
road. A M'DOWELL. EPISODK. A war
rant was iS3u;d yesterday from Jus
tlco Gray's couit for the arrest of J.
W. Miller, who lives at McDowell, and
a deputy sherlfi left to servo It. The
complaint was made by Fermln Alba
rado, who says that ho rented a tent to
Miller for a week nnd that at the ex
piration of the time Miller refused to
either pay the rent or give up the tent.
FROM PEEPLE'S VALLEY. J. E.
Pawlcy came down from the north yes
terday morning, having been working
for nearly a year on the Monte Christo
mine ami on somo claims of his own
near by in Peeple's valley. Sinking on
the Monte Christo has been going
steadily on for some time, though work
is now temporarily Abut down. The
mine looks well and work will no doubt
be resumed before long. His o n claim
In called the Itrtl Fox, and while he h.ij
done but very little woils on It, It Is
a promlstngypropcrty and. he has two
elns of gold ore, one nearly five feet
thick nnd tha other about three feet
thick. TUeYe are many ether good IojK
ing claims In the tome district. Mr.
Pawlay says It has been very cold up
there and no'tnow. There have been a
few showers recently but no rain of
any consequence. There is ample water
In nil the mines that are developed, but
n. notable scarcity of surface water.
Some of the cattle on the range ore
looking well, but more of them are not,
nnd rain at an early day Is a necessity.
Even the oak brusli is dying f jr lack
of moisture.
Kvtry great fortune ha4 Its first
foundation laid in small savings. Mar
shall Field 'began work as a clerk In a
small retail dry goods store. Today he
Is one of the greatcf.1: merchants In
America. He saved SDms'thing every
day. Then he put his tuvin'gsiln a sav
ings bank, where they drew Interest.
Why not Imitate Field's example by
putting your savings In The Homi' Sav
ings Bank?
We have an extensive list of ci'y
and suburban residences nnd improved
farms or ranches In nil dcFirable parts
of this valley. The Evans Ioan 'i
Investment Co.
BIG DISCOUNTS
ON BICYCLES
We have Reduced the Price of
the 1900 Columbia Chainlessto
60.00
and the 1900 Chain Columbia
' to
$40.00
At theso prices, the Mandard of
tlie World is cheaper than
any second grado wheel.
Call at our store and get one of those
COLUMBIA desk calendars free. Just
the thing to ketp track of future date3.
E. L ANDREWS & SON
Firet Ave, North of Fleming Blk
.Two 8-ft Show Gases For Sale...
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eg.
x LADIES'
COWBOY
HATS
c
MEN'S
COWBOY
HATS
CHILDREN'S
COWBOY
HATS
Fresh Shipment
cf.
4 r. . -
mce, $i.3u t
Your money back if you
want it.
McDougalGage
Company.
Sxolutlvo FurnUlioria.
Next Door to Santa Fe r.y. Office
.g.
3
a nexi uoor 10 e.inia re i;y. umce a
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The cheerful Idiot told us to
day that the cow had a great
many good qualities, but that
she was too modest to blow
her own horn. Well, we art!
not that modest. We will
have to loot our horn Just a
little have to tell you about
our assoitment of fruits the
largest and brft selected ttpok
shown by any s-tore in Ari
zona. Here's what we liavo
today:
Ga.tes
Stra.wberries
Big, line colpred, fine flavored
. berries, per box, 33 cents.
Japanese
Persimmons
Bed, ripe fruit, per pound, 20
cents.
Black
Emperor Grapes
A fancy winter eating grape,
20 cents pei pound; 2 pound3
for 35 cents.
Oonshiorv
Oranges
.1
Similar to Mandarins nm
Tangerine?, only more Juicy
and sweeter, 2."i to 30 con'is per
dozen. x
Red FLipe
Tomatoes
20 cents per pound.
Pomolos or
Grape Fruit
We have the best varieties,
and all sizes, G cents to Vi
cents each.
Oranges
If yieur taste Is , partial to
eweet fruK, always buy Ari
zona oranges, admitted to bj
the Mleetc&t fruit grown. For
those who prefer tart fruit,
we have California Navels, all
sizes.
Apples
We use a carload every few
days of the best Oregon mil
California varieties, and ca i
phase the most particular.
Bananas
Never sold so cheap before;
30 cents per dozen for the
best.
Pears
rtlpe. Juicy winter Nelli3, will
not last much longer; C cen b
per pound.
Lastly.
e
You will find many
a. good thing to ea.t
tha.t yoi will not
find elsewhere, if
you TRADE AT
BvixtoiVs
Ttedondo Carnations', beauti
ful and fragrant, recclvrd
daily.
Have you a. sick friend?
Do you know how tha.t
friend would a.pprecla.te a.
little basket of fruit or a.
bunch of flowers?
Loa-vo the order and your
card with us.
iWOIWMHWHimiHWMrfWWM'WWW
We lend money on Improved real es
tate for ourselves and others. The Ev
ans Loan and Investment Co.
300 boxes window glass bought before,
the rise in price, at J. 13. Long Hard
ware company.
Good hotel business for sale. Cheap
est rent In town. Good lease. Address
Hotel, this office.
Halrdrcsslng parlors, facial an3 scalp
treatment a specialty. Miss Moffat,
Uoom 1, over Boston Store.
Try the upstairs private rooms for a,
Lobster a la Newburg, at Coffee Al's
Restaurant.
Clearance sale on entire stock. Big
reduction In all lines, especially on
school speakers, this week. Phil. Book
Depot, 34 West Washington Street.
DO
You cdn buy an all-solid CHILD'S KID SHOE from 5 to 8 for 50c.
8JS to 11, 75 cents. Clean Up-to-Date Styles.
Our $1 50 MEN'S and.
money. DO YOU KNOW that nowhere in Phoenix can you find such a complete line
of Footwear and at as reasonable prices as at the
H. A. DIEHL SHOE CO.; ""'ffi STRiiEf
Mortgages
Secured by City Real
Estate. . , .
We offer high grade mortgages,
in amounts from $500 to $10,000,
'to net 'the invtstor 7 to 10 pr
cent., j depending upon the
amounts and location of prop
erty. To Property Owners :
Wo solicit from you the ngcn?y
oT any buildings or lands tint
you may own or control.
The largest Ilental and Insur
ance business In Phoenix. Our
list of bargains in proptrty for
salo Is too extensive to publish.
Weirick 1 Latham
17 N. Center St. Phone 2201.
The annual meeting of the Ariiona
Pi ess association has been called for
this city January 21, 1901, .it which
matters of Interest to the newspaper
world will be discussed and remedial
legislation will be suggested.
Sirs. I. L. Warnej, TAXIDERMIST,
C03 South Center street.
A. J. Christie professional, golf in
structor. Country club or Sixth Avenue
hotel.
GOOD GOODS
OUR TRADE WINNERS
JUST RfXCIVED
A. Fresh Stock of
Laii and Sheep
, , SKINS , ,
for
Burnt Leatiier Work
They come to us direct
from the California tan-
0 nerles. and should not be
mistaken for the inferior
eastern skliu.
The price is $1.50 for a
single skin. A liberal dis
count In dozen lots to tlu
trade.
Ok
vieJ&
PALACE OF FASHION
There is a feeling of comfort la be
ing well dressed and perhaps pride,
too. But that is pardonable. If the
clothes come from here. The wearer
qf a suit made by us can feel that he
is one of the best dressed men In town.
Wo carry a large line of vicunas, chev
iots, unfinished worsted, woolens of all
descriptions. Our prices are always 25
per cent lesi than any other Unit-class
house in the territory.
A. MENDEISON, FINE TAILORING.
' .'cder In ityle, quality and low price.
1M W. Washington St., Near P. O.
We Deliver Trunks,
PACKAGES and EXPRESS
. to any part' of the City,
Phoenix Delivery. '
23 West Adams St. Phone 252G
jh GU.N . STORE
Guns Sold, Rented and
RepaJred.rresh Am-munitionf-.
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PINNEY .&5R6mNSON.
40 Noith Center., Street. '
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YOU KNOW
WOMEN'S SHOES are the
Would You Better Your Condi-
tion Financially?
s J. ERNEST WALKER
THE REAL ESTATE MAN
Largest List of Business Opportunities in
the City. I must make money for my cus
tomers if I make any for myself.
14 and 1 6 South Second Avenue. 0fllco TSSTVioPOne, 3oai
S LADIES-
Genuine
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that is all
TALBOT &
TALK ABOUT THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW!
That Is all one has a chance to do i n Phoenix, but If you want to see a
close resemblance to this feature of a northern winter,
SEE OUR SNOWFLKES!
They are a delicious cor.fection and will mlakc your mouth water. .Wo
have the exclusive agency In this territcry for FauKlt'ss Kisses.
Seasonable fruits at reasonable prl ces. A full assortment of nuts.
MioArt
IliUISSOE,
I s GOODMAN'S
s the Reading -
I Prescription Pharmacy. I
l CORNEtt WASHINGTON AND CENTER STREETS. ' 3
Reniember
THAT
THE SCOVILLE PLUMBING CO.,
114 WEST ADASIS STREET.
Arc prepared to do your Plumbing nnd Gas Fitting on short no
tice. We employ none but first-class workmen, and guaranteo our
work in every particular.
Call and examine our large stock of Gas and Electric fixtures.
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large lasS.1
several buSjJrSI
DMrvirigfc '
media ISSsr-
AilinrtalSriH-
.nSliicct sttsn
jSSitio'ii are ye
Aacrirfc-J-S Hrr-i
ieirs
f&
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best values inLPhoenix for the
.
$
Wo want to show you somo .
GOOD OLD-FASHIONED
$
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right
HUBBARD
205-11 West Washington Street,
Teiephone 3091,
YOUR MONEY'S WORTH
EVERY TIME
la whit you get irLeii pvrchsL&inc yoa2
food at thlo store. Good weight, hlgM
quality and low price ha mail F.
Grlebel' -;he purchasing center for th
thrifty aLd for those who appreclata
superior giades of coKeee, teaa, canned
good. eereAli, flour and meats. "L1t
and 'let llv" is our motto an w llm
up t It
FRANK GRIEBEL,
Tel. 43 813-aao W. Waahl&rton at.
odak;s.
PHOTO SUPPLIES. Da?iSflnff.
HO7iTLA.NX & CO.
, 211 S.aiatn. Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Hero is an Illuslraiica of the -
Yiluo of Glasses
1
This htrainlng, striving, over-excr-ticn
tills putihing beyond what "Na
ture Intended, is a tax on eyesight
that cannot !) levied without pel II.
In this day of small print and de
fective eyes, to refuse adequate arti
ficial aid Is unwise.
Will you be -wis', ct otherwise?
Examination free.
, Ceo. B, Pratt.
Arizona' Loidlng Optician.
PHOENIX, . ARIZONA.
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