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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN:, FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 25, 1893.
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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN CO
Butoikd at the poslothce at Phcenlx, Arizona,
as mall mattor ot the second class.
T. J. WOLFLEY. Editor and Manager.
- OFFICIAL PAPER OF TEE CITY
BY CARRIER:
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Dilly, six months 6w
Ually, three months
Skadar Republican, ono year 60
Sunday Republican, six months 1
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Vcckl Republican, six months l a
Weekly Republican, threemonths 75
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tiriat matter should be addressed to Editor
Republican.
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be addressed to Ths Arizona Rsfublicah Com
pany, Pbceulx, Ariz.
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN CO.
AQENOIES.
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' THE REPUBLICAN'S CIRCULATION.
Tun Daily Republican has a circulation
that every day excetds that pf all the other
dallies In Vbcsalx combined. This Is a guar
anteed statement for the Information of ad
vertisers. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
Ths RirDBLlCAN is fully prepared to do all
kinds ot plain and fancy Joo printing In all the
latest styles. Complete book bln-Iery and ruling
machinery In connection with the Job depart
ment. Work ierf ectlv and promptly done.
NOTIOETO BUSINESSMEN.
N jlll nxtlntt Tub xiioni K2pbbhcan
Co., or its employes will bo paid by the corn
piny unless they were contracted upon the
written authority of the management.
T. J. Woljtxt. Manager.
THE SOUTH SIDE.
A.S. Mills has chargo of the Advertising and
snhriptlon depirtments of Thk Republican
c.l . South Side, which will tie made a spfclnl
feature of the paper. Two pages are devoted to
Trmpe and Mesa, and the interests of theSouth
Side will be carefully looked after br Mr. Mills.
REPUBLICAN
SMALL
ADS.
ARE
CLASSIFID
Eeal Estate is under
"head of Real Estate, Wale
Help under Male Help,
Etc.
I
,'p" You do not expect to
V. find the name of Brown
; f under the heading of
Smith in tho City Direct-
For Classified Advertise
ments For Sales, To Lets,
Wants, &c., see page 5.
JUDAS VOORHEES.
Senator Voorhees' agreeing to report
the. repeal bill with a stump speech
tied to its tail in favor of bi-metallic
money is about one of the weakest per
forniancc8 of this very versatile politi
cian. Ho may-imagine, like tho fabled
trick of the ostrich, that he is hidden
from public understanding, but even
tho men who are using him must be
amused at tho comedy. Far better,
Mr; Voorhees, that you had boldly said :
"I havo been mistaken in advocating
silyer as money for twenty years and
willfvote for the policy of tho presi
dent." But to do so and sneak out of
tho.apostacy by quoting tho Chicago
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Lory.
gja;?ic:a.j. fi
platform, which Oloveland spits on, as
n section of a proposed law, is tho rank
est, uncultured, vulgar advertisement
ot treachery to a cauao that has given
him mora honest fame thau all other
things of his life.
His indignant for ho can put on tho
mock heroic as finely as any sock-and-buskin
ranter of the Bowery disavowal
of sympathy with the national bankB is
- a type of the man words, attitude,
sound. Some mon always fail n cause
nt the critical time, and Voorhees has
been celebrated all his publidife'for.
this accomplishment. The betrayed
people who have taken his loud voiced
advocacy of silver and his "denunciation
of monopoly, mixed with lachrymose
blubberings over the toller and sweater,
can now discount vrhat It was worth,
Had the man been honest then, ho could
now, by net of God and the customs of
the sonate, have reported a bill for free
coinage, in favor of which he has talked
for twenty years but betrayed the very
first time it depended on himself to de
cide for or against it.
What a pity the brilliant Ingallsof
Kansas is not in the senate now to
again hang tho liido of this Judas on
the fence to dry as he once did before!
PROHIBITION A FAILURE.
Prohibition is dead in Iowa. Both
the Republican and Democratic parties
have declared against It.
Prohibition in Iowa has proved a flat
failure. For a time the law was fairly
enforced, but of late it has been used in
that Btate as it has lu Kansas, as a tool
for politicians. There can bo no ques
tion that for the good of the stato local
option will be far better.
As for the Republican party, it had
been terribly crippled by tho prohibi
tion law. It has been partially defeated
twice and for three years Iowa has had
a Democratic govoruor. For the good
of tho party tho sooner the state gets
rid of the prohibitory law the better.
Once this disturbing cause is out of
the way the party will begin to regain
its old strength.
There's no danirer that the millions
of gold that are carried to and tro be
tween EurODQ and America in thn oepnn
steamships will ever be disturbed by
anyixxiy not Holding the key. These
vaults nre always at the bottom of tho
ship, below everything elso, and prac
tically riant on the keel. The room is
generally some eight or ten feot square
and high, and built of iron plates three
or four inches thick, and it is furnished
with such a formidable array of locks,
bolts and bars as to strike dismay to
the hearts of even the most experienced
burglars should they feel disposed to
tap them.
The latest news from Now York is
that the financial condition is improv
ing. Four million dollars in gold was
received from Europe in ono dav last
week and still there is more on tho
road. If a free silver coinage bill is
passed, even at n ratio of 20 to 1. and
coiigrb givee notice that the tariff
will not be interfered with, cood times
will instantly come. Unless Governor
Hughes comes out liat-footed for silver
'0 stiouiu be obliged to support some
other pereon tor United States senator
Only free silver senators can go to
waeiungtoii from Arizona.
The sentencing of Dr. Buchanan to be
electrocuted during the week beginning
on Monday, uctober 2, means that the
fatal current will be turned on at a very
early hour on tho narticnlnr dtn mon.
tioned, unless the New York court of
appeals comes to his rescue. In exe
cuting the mandate of the courts tinder
me electrocution law. the Nnw YnrV
authorities have thus far Bhown a dis-
position not to prolong the agony be
yond the earliest opportunity afforded
them.
The exceedingly pleasant weather of
the past few daya is nn indication that
the autumn is approaching. With the
bracing fall atmosphere should come
Buch a revival of business as Phoonix
has never before known. Tho Denver
of Arizona must bo tho result of work.
Now all pull, and pull at once!
Mabk Smith is reported sick again.
The continuous strain of Washington
life seems too much for Marcus. In
consideration of the bad state of his
health the people of Arizona ought to
give him a vacation for twentyflvo or
thirty years.
Miss Gkutrude B. Huohes, daughter
of the Governor, has been appointed
instructor of elocution and physical cul
turo at the Territorial University at
Tucson. She is a highly accomplished
young lady and well qualified for the
position.
The Republican's Columbian edition
is ono of tho handsomest and most use
ful publications over issued in Arizona.
For sale by all newsdealers and at this
office. Send a copy to your friends in
tho East.
We acknowledge receipt of a conv of
the sossion laws of '03 from Secretary
Uruce. Mr. Bruce is one of tho most
obliging officials that ever graced a pub
lic position. Willcox Stockman.
Conquesb will please remember that
loquacity Isn't argument.
Bread-Making nt tho Fair.
New points and improvements arc
constantly being discovered even in
the most familiar processes. Many of
these were gained by housekeepers
who at tho Woman's building at Jack
son park listened to Mrs. Rorcr's lec
ture on tho art of bread-making with
yeaBt. Sho gave the relative values of
high and low yeast,- and high yeast in
its growth in bread was illustrated by
tho growth of tho plant in soil. Sho
said: "Tho idea pf letting tho sponge
stand over nightThas gone out of date.
Bread-making, is (easy if tho cook will
understand a few essential principle's."
Mrs. Rorer advocated tho theory that
six o'clock dinners wero best for
health, and said tho idea of. heavy
meals" at noon vas against, tho action
of nature. During 'tho next slecturo
sho made Dutch corn pudding with
apricots, hominy croquettes and meat
sauce.
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In the probate court of the count of Marl
cop, territory of ArUona.
In tbe matter vf tho eitateof Lewli Olenn
CUrk.deceaioil.
Charlotte G. Stxexe Plaintiff.
Tl.
Fahnib 8yd Non Clark, Defendant,
In the name of the territory of Arizona, to
Fannie Bjdnor Ulark, greeting-
iSj order of thli court' you are hereby cited
and required to appear before the Judge of this
court, at the court room thereof in the county
court house In the city of fhco-ilx, county of
Maricopa and territory of Arizona, on (Saturday
tne 9th day of September, A. D., 18V3, at 10
o'clock In the fore i.oon of that day, and then
and there to show cause If any you have, why
you ihould no be required to pay to plaintiff
tier annuity Installment past due. and aggre
gating the turn of three hundred dollars, forth
with and to further show cause why you
should not le required to glre bond, ai ex
ecutrix of the estate of said Lewis Olenn Ulark
deceased as tho law directs
Witness the Honorable T. C Jordan, Judge
of the said probate court of Maricopa county,
territory of Arizona, with teal of said court
affixed this 21th day of August, 1633.
T.O JOMDAN.
Cleik.
CAN BE CARRIED IX THE POCKET.
Dr. GARLAND'S TRIE CCRE So. J
Prevents and cures Coughs,
Colds, La Grippe, Pneumonia.
After one trial you would not
oe without it at any prlco. It
saves Health, tares Dollar.,
saves Lire. Full directions
and delivery by mall to any
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Contractor and Ilmltlor.
L. A. AMIRAULT,
Contractor and Builder.
Tempe or Phoenix, Arizoua.
Oil and GoHollno.
Why Not
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PHOENIX
OIL Co.
When in need of
COAL OIL OR GASOLINE?
They handle Oil exclusively and will furnish
cans with patent faucets for filling lamps,
which prevent evaporation and waste. Call
Cards Supplied.
J. C. JACKSON, Prop
23 So. Center St., Phcenlx.
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wmcompictQiyaostroythoacslrerorTOIiACCOlnfrom StoSdays. Perfectly harm-
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tho patient, by the uso of our SPECIAL.
During treatment patients nro allowed
puiiiu uuiii bucu umu ua iney snail voiunianiy rito mem up.
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Wrlto your name and address plainly, and stato
whether Tablets uro for Tobacco, Morphlno or
Aaquur iiuuii.
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THE
NATIONAL BANK OF ARIZONA,
PHOENIX. ARIZONA.
Capital Paid Up
Surplus - -
100,000
$30,000
DIRECTORS:
M. W. Kales, Sol. Lkwis,
J. Y. T. Smith, Ciias. Goldman,
Geo. W. Hoauley.
CORRESPONDENTS:
The Bank of California. Ban Francisco.
Agency of Bank of California, New York.
National Bank of Commerce, St. Louis.
First National Bank Chicago.
Farmers & Merchants Bank, Los Angeles.
Consolidated National Bank Tucson.
Bankof Arizona Prcscott.
Uossrs. N. M. Rothschild A Sons London.
M. W. Kales, Sol. Lewis,
President. Vice-President.
Gko. W. TIoadi.ky. Oanhir.
R. Allyn Lkyvih, Asst. Cashier.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
HOME SAVINGS BANK
of Phoenix.
CAPITAL, 200,000
Receives and pays Interest on deposits. Loans
money on mortgages. Rents safety deposit
boxes and will act as trustee. Special attention
given to accounts of guardians, administrators
and treasurers of societies and corporations,
farmers, mechanics, etc., etc. Officers: J. H.
Uralj, Prei. Henry E. Kemp, Vice- Pres, W, K.
James, Cashier. Directors: J. II. Braly, Henry
E.Kemp. O. F. Ainsworth, Col. Wni. Christy.
M. W.Stlmpson. Open from G:30to7:30 every
Saturday evening
MAJRJCOPA.
LOAN t TRUST
INCORPORATED FEBRUARY 1, 1888
Paid up Capital,
Surplus, - - -
5100,000
- - 20,000
Money Loaned on Long or Short Time
on Iteal Estate or t'ersonal Security.
Interest l'ald on Deposits
SELDEN CONNOR. Pres.
T. W. HINE, Gen. Man. and Cashier.
E. T. LITTLE, Ast. Cashier.
Executive Commltiee ot Boaid of Director! :
T. W. nine. II. W. Adams, Jerry Mlllay,
E. T. Little. James S. Thompson.
THE VALLEY BANK,
of Phcenlx, Aril
Paid up Capital
0100,000
ANDREW CRAWFORD, Pres.
M. H. SHERMAN. Vice-Prcs.
WM. CHRISTY, Cashier.
U.W.MKSSINOBR,Asst. Cash,
CORRESPONDENTS.
PaclfloBank 8an Francisco
Am. Exchange Natl. Bank New York
First National Bank Los Angeles
Gold water & Bros Prcscott
Santa Cruz Valley Bant Tucson. Ariz
'DrAftl TlstiA1 nn 11 fha P.tn.tn.l nftl...
of Europe.
DCUCUDCD WE GUARANTEE A CURE
iltmCmDCn and Invito tho most
careful luvestlfiHtlon as to our responsibil
ity uuu uiu menu oi our Aapicis.
Doable Chloride of Gold Tablets
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Biop smoiong or cno wing in a row days.
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FORAIULA QOLD CURB TABLETS.
tho frco uso of Liquor or Mor-
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sale by all fiest-class
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liauor.and throuirh a friend. lwnnlfHl
Constant drinker. Tint firtnrnatncr - vnni -
and Will not tOUCh llnuornfftnv kind. I
you, In order to know the euro was permanent. Yours trnly, -
ii , MRS. HELEN MORRISON.
c Cincinnati, Omo.
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AttornoyB-ot-liaw.
Feink Cox. Wsbster Ptrkxt.
COX & 8TEEET.-ATTOUNEYB AT LAW,
Thlbodo building, Phoenix, Arizona.
TJ J. FRANKLIN Attorney and Counselor
Jj. at Law. Rooms 7 and8, Monlhonblock.
Phoenix, Arizona.
JB. EARLY.ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
, at law, will practice in Territorial and
United States Courts. Office, rooms 12 and 14
Cotten Block, Phosnlx, Arizona.
J. P. WALKER, R.P.WILLIAMS, M. II. WILLIAMS,
Dlst. Atty.
-VT7-ALKER, WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS, At
VV torneysond Counsellors a Law. Rooms
30 St 32, Wall St., Phcenlx, Arizona.
Joseph U. Kirbey. O. C. Israel.
KIBBKY & ISRAEL,
Lawyers.
Offices, rooms 2 and 3 upstairs, 12K East Wash
ington street.
Phoenix Arizona.
B
ARNES & MARTIN, ATTORNEYBAT-LAW
lucioa, Arizona.
JERRY MILLAT. WALTER BENNETT.
MILLAY & BENNETT, ATTORNEYB-AT-LAW.
Rooms. 9 and 11 Porter Building.
' W. CRENSHAW-ATTORNEY.AT.LAW.
. Rooms 13 and 15 Porto r Building.
J EDWARD MARKS,
AttornpT.at.Law.
Office, rooms 8 and 10 Thlbodo building,
Washington street.
TJITELL8 IIRNDERSROTT.
V V ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR.
Corporation Law a Speialty. Rooms 3 and 5
irvine dioce, rnccnix, Arizona.
lVotnrv Iullio.
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BIO'
RUCE PERLEY, CONVEYANCER AND
Notary Public. Rooms 2 and i Porter
ock. Phamlx. Arizona.
I'liywloluiiH.
W. HIBBARD. M. D.-Late of Denver,
Colorado. Graduated Harvard Medical
Knli.i... HM... llnnlliAn ThI1iIIi. PIb.. . .a
College.
nue and Washington St. Diseases of lungs and
nervous system a specialty. Microscopical and
cnemicai examinations,
DRS. UUGHES, WALKER & DAMERON.
office iioces:
Dr. nughes, 12 to 2 p. m.
Dr. Walker, 2 to 4 p. m.
Dr. Dameron, 10 to 12 a. m.
Office Telephone, No. !2.
Dr. Hughes' Residence, No. 8.
Calls attended at any hour from office opposite
commercial unwi.
WH. WARD, M. D., LATE OF DES
Moines, Iowa. Office corner Monrce
and 4th Ave. Dlseaseof women and children
a specialty. Office hours from 'J to 11 a m., and
iruia zioip, m.
tf,
K. NOOK. M. D. Office In Clllwin Mock
Diseases of Women a specialty.
jVrolilteor.
HROdLLlER, Architect. Plana and es
, timatcs furnished for all kinds of con
structlon, alio supervision of work. 1. O, box
iu. r.oom i, no. -:o, nan bi., rncenix Ariz.
'ABMiiver.
A J. TORTERIE, ASSAYER, WASHINGTON
, street, east of P. O. Phcenlx. Ariz
PRICE FOR ASSAYS:
Gold 12.00 I Copper. $1.00
Silver 2.001 Lead 1.00
GoldandSllver ...2.00Tln 5.00
Votorlnnrv.
T n NnnTnw n v i vwrvniwiov
J , physician, surgeon and dentist. Office
u iroia uuusu uiuu, uvuier at., ruteni
Office hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to 4 p. m. Ter
ritorlal Veterinary Surgeon.
-Printiiior.
THE REPUBLICAN HAS THE BEST JOB
Printing office in tho torrltory. Oocid
"K. . iQMuunuio urices our mono.
Joirolor.
VT JOYEAU The manufacturing. Jeweler,
Second
,
has removed to 133 East Monroe St., near
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from persons
who havo been
cured by tho uso of
Hill's Tablets.
Tiie Omo Chemical Co.:
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and smoked for twcnty-flro years, and two packages
your Tablets cured mo so I have no desire for it.
1J. M. JAYLOUD, Leslie, Mich.
Donns Fruiit. N. T.
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lrn.ahnthalieAwnTnnUnrnndchewiTr.
Mtsaii wna ntrnniflv nAdlrlpH tnthnllnnnf
tn trvvnnr TnWTta. Iln vannhfftrvnnd
TnTilftta hut thifwwlnva hn nnlt.flHnlrlnfr.
hnvn vnltnl fntit- Tnntith ltfnrn wrltlnir
years, and havo boon cured by the use of
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W. L. LOTJEQAT.
to
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IIotOlH.
TT'LORKNCE HOTEL-REFITTED vr?Tl
J? furnished throughout. 8mctlTAfiKi HI
lneverv resDect. ROBERT WILLIAMS pvSfl
WHEN IN BENSON STOP AT TUETTT
House for first-class accomoaatloi?
Chinese emnloved. Mii , 5un. K.
Mes. L a t:.i
Proinet
MLA BEND HOTEL, EATING HOIIfi
VA, Jest meals on tho road. Tint,?;"
modatlous In every respect. I'addockBmt
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THEN IN VilA, ARIZONA. Bt."
tnebouthernPaclflnhnt.i vJ..:vrI
the line,
fioSSS.-
nt
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STOP AT THE WILLIAM8 HOCKP ..TT
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JL Prop. Flrst-class In all lu7,?;I
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T OoodaccomodatlenjancT exceflen
pLIFTON HOTKL.-Clifton7Arlzo"nt TT
J class In every respect. "Ion. n
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ronlio-iAll
stone, Arizona.
Prop. Free 'bus fromaHtra"in. " kl"l
TlrloIclaycrsA.8Hoolutlnn
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f hurldajsin e &sS? th,??.
I'res., w. W. Horrs. F. 8. " Bau.
Lunoh ad NVlno Iloorus."
" New York 400"
Lunch and
Wine Rooms.
OHAS. SA1.ARI
Grand Avenue Junction. Piomii,
Barber Whop.
The Fashion Barber Shop.
FRANK SHIRLEY, Proprietor.
LADIE81 WORK DONE
AT THE 8H0P OR RESIDENCE
NEATEST BATH ROOM8 IN THE CITY.
OPPOSITE THE OPERA HOUSE
Xentlsts.
TNR. U. JESSnp. nFVTTKT ATT. Kntr
JL smaranteed nd prices reasonable. Room
11 uu 10 rorier unucunc.
X)R. J. HAEDT,
Graduate in Dentistry.
All wore guaranteed. Young bulldloe op-1
I"jiuu mu uommerciai noiei. 1'ncsnix, in.
SixthAvenueHo
Rooms Now
Ready for Occupancyl
A f Elegantly Furnished A (
H-U ROOMS I rU
MISSES N.V. 4 K.RWM
Proprletoa
CO it. AUAJIH AMU SIXTH AVE.
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That'B what we are doing with buyers ol
WALTER A. WOOD
AND
STANDARD
Mowers and Reapers.
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ho uio uw fc. ' w ":,; .hope
every salo made, but ate eelliDK fy,.
Reapers and Mowers on a very ems
margin.
j Columbus Buggies
and all kinda'oi
Agricultural Implaments.
H. E. Kemp & Co.
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