Arizona republican. [volume], February 11, 1901, Page 4, Image 4

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; . "THE ARIZONA BEFUIRLICAN: MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY 11, 1901
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A COMPLETE
Sporting Goods Store
The Only One in Arizona
We have everything In tho lino of supplies for In and out-door sports.
When In need of anything In thnt Hue, come here at once, and be sure of
II i id I lit,' It. Others may carry a pa it of a line of sporting goods, but we have
nil you would expect to find In un up-to-date spoiling goods house. Among
our stock you will find a complete line of guns and ammunition, flailing
tackle, supplies for tennis, croquet, basket hall, foot ball, boxing, fencing,
striking bags, Indian clubs, Whltely exercisers, etc. l'llce lists on request.
Outlining of clubs, ileam, find gymnasiums a specialty.
P.
INNEY
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GUNS, BICYCLES, CAMERAS, TYPEWRITERS, SPORTING OOOD3.
Established 1887. Phone 1471. 40 North Conter St., Phoenix.
HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
Look in the Window
HE U. S. SEPARATOR,
Tho best cream separilor on enith. Only make awarded a gold medal
at Paris.
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D. H. BURTIS.
Agent for Jliiricopa County.
31-33 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
Just One
Moment
BELGIAN HARE INDUSTRY
If It is a Good Thing Why Not Shove
It Along ?
COFFEE
COFFEE
COFFEE
One thousand pounds of the cele-
4,
bra ted
back again to vcilfy observations ho
had made but was not unite suio
ubout. On his return t,he second time
he was held up by a policeman who put
him through a catechism. At th end
he told Mr. Taytro that It was with
great difficulty that he restrained hlm
.se'f from' throwing hlni In. lie gave
him a limited number of hours to get
out of town. What he wants to know
Is If tho police undjhe board of trade
of l'hoenlx ore working at cross pur
pcFts. It Is his Impiorfslon that the
police nie luko warm about building up
the town.
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Wo have an extensive list of cltv
and suburban residences and Improved
farms or lanches In all desirable parts
of this valley. The I3uns Loan 1
Investment Co.
ANKOLA COFFEE
sold In one week. Kvery week, every
daj, eery meal, we need the?, "An
kola "
Sales Crowing
Everyday.,.
One hundred beautiful and useful
presents given away last week, nnd wi
hit lots vf thorn left. Free with on.
C 'ffi v. Tea. nxtracts, SjiIcoh and ll.il:
lix IVudeiy. You pay less for the
g ids than you can buy them nt nnv
o'her store In Arizona, nnd get these
I resents free, nt the Store That's Aiwa-
Husy.
One of the twins of Mrs. Moraga clKl
last -week and the other died Tuesday
last. Thli makes six times 'wins have
been bjrn to Mrs. Moraga but none of
them lived beyond Infancy. She Is the
mother of twenty-live children and Is
still young. Florence tribun?.
Freight trains nre running regul.i-Iy
on the MorencI Southern, nnd the busi
ness of the ramp is moving over the
new line, which Is tho newest as well aa
tho most plcture,siue and Interesting of
all the railroads of Arizona. This new
line of road will provo a great conven
ience to MorencI. Clifton Copper Era.
Chus. 1 Oonncil received a telegram
yesterday from Globe of the death of
Mrs. M. J. Moore of that place. Mrs
Mc-re wuf sixty-live jvars of nge. Slip
wd..i rihe longest time resident ploneor
Ainerk-nn woman In Arizona, .save Mrs.
Judge. W. F. Scott, of thli city. Tn ear
ly elnys t he, with her husband. Jlmmlo
Mrirc. kept the Marlccipvi Weils Ktnth-n
and until the railroad invaded that sec
tion of Arizona. They then went to
Olole. That wan In 187S. where she has
slifro liver amms her ohlli'T. n. Mrs. C.
II. Kt'nyon, john Crnmpton, nl Ar
thur Moore, her youngest son. Twins
of thp family were Clara A. an! Sm.m
A., marMi-d to Charles Conncll and
Oeo Council nnd C, o. St-hulufli Id of this
city.
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Wo wish to remind you that
our carload of furniture has ar
rived. We will now have a line of
chamber mitts ranging In price
from $20 to $!,", and about
twenty-four different patterns
to select from. Of course they
are not all In a presentable
condition jet, but will bo short
ly. Wo also have a nice line of
1 la vlln ml and Vienna china on
display. Wo carry tho largest
stock of sowing machines In the
territory and can supply you
with one ait your own price. In
fact, we carry neatly every
Ihlng for the home. Don't take
our word for It, but come In and
sea for youroelf. Vlsltois al
ways welcome at tfur "tore. ti
RiclifflOflDa'--1
Luesley Co.
I 21-23 East Washington Street. 3
Mins Powell, manicuring, naJrdresv !
lng, chiropody and facial treatment I
Scalp treating a specialty. Room 1, 1
flooding Illocli, opposite Adams hotel.
A citizen who couldn't think of any
thing better to talk about yesterday ex
prstod his vlewa of the Ilelglan haro
ndustry to a Republican reporter.
He iW. that the paper. had been full
of tho Belgian hare -- for the last
ear or irwo and tha. .it had read col
umn after column ! ozsys en the
subject showing the uonderful promts
to ln made in raising Belgian Tfarw
for the? market and the great pleasure
there Is in exiting the meat. "Hut, thu-i
far," he ild, "I haven't been able to
buy a single hare or bin ta?,to its lliwh."
For that reason,, he said, he would uut
venture an opinion on the quality of
tli meat and It may he a rare delicacy
Hut the particular point that made
him weary wax the continual talk
about th" profits to the breeder mid
the utter lack of demonstration. Ho
sa'd thnt every time he looked through
the advei tiding columns of a iii'.ms
paper to find out whero he could buy a
pair of rock' the cheapest h? came In
contact with the advertisement of same
on who whs making a specialty of
breeding hares nnl whose pens con
tained theoffrprlngiof the famous Puke
o,f Dagopan, the Princess of Perfection,
the Hultdn of Santa Cruz, tJie Queen of
Zanzibar, or some either bolrtailed
fiprlg of rayalty with a pedigree as long
ai a railroad track. Kvery adverthe
ment set forth the fact that big mjn-y
could He made raising rabbits and that
the ndsertlser hal the hest stock in u le
world nt from $5 a head up Into tho
hundreds. Then there would be a lit
tle Ftory about the flavor of tha ltuat:
better than chicken, quicker to iahw
anJ even cheaper.
Next clay when he visited the mar
ket or the butcher shop and asked for
a hare he would Invariably get the
horse laugh. There was none on rah:
So he came to the conclusion that
Belgian hares must still be a scarce
article and th people raining them got
fuch good prices they could not keep
the maika supplied. He then res Ived
to make a little Inquiry and perhrn go
Into tli3 business. So the llrht artver
tir he met he asked how much he
would take for a good nice haro foi
dinner the following Sunday. "Five
dollirs," was the reply.
"Why. I (-an get a chk-kon for a dul
lar nt u'ne n.'oit, ' ho nmuer?d.
"Oh, but my stock Is extrn line, as I
am raising It itnly for breeding pur
poses." the i.'ibblt dealer would reply.
"1 have the King of Kennebec at the
lu-ad of my pens."
"Hae joil ever sold any 7" was the
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WHITE GOODS!
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i We have just received our First Shipment
of Sheet White Goods, consisting of
Dotted Swisses, Linens3imities,0rgandies
and White Goods of Every Description.
We have a large lot of remnants in Woolen
and Cotton Dress Goods on our center table,
g which will more than repay you to look over, ij
B
0 Our SPRING STOCK of - Wfth Fabrics
! and Staples is now on Nthe road from New J
York We can - offer for your inspection the
best selection ever brought to the city.
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The Alkire Co. I
Phone 2-741.
9-11 E. Washington Street.
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Pemberton block opposite court house
Telephone 2014.
THE STATUS OF IMMIGRANTS
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Experience of a Recent Arrival in
N Phoenix.
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omjmb its PMIISED
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To Explain Later
!ipt9 Why we are Selling Mat-
Mr A D. Taytro.a Ki'iitlcman who ar
rived here from New Orleans about '
ten ela8 aRO, called at this office yes
terday to inquire about the statun of
Immigrants about which he was con
fused. He Li a well-dressed business
looking K-ntlemnn and has an account '
with one of the city banks. The object
of his coming was to go Into some kind
of business, real estate or grocery, pre
ferred. He had understood that the'
town was reaching out aft r a larger!
population of self-supporting citizens
of whom he thought he would make ,
erne. He was ery cordially received1
at he board of trade and by business
men with whom he b'came acquainted.
He put In a week about the legislative
ehambeis and visited other places t
in-.usement and recreation with a'l of
hl h he was w 11 please-d. Mr. Taytro
has been In several towns nnd his oh-sn-ntlon
Is that all of them have two
sideH. the Inside and the seamy. Hav
ing satisfied himself regarding the lrt
m i f l'hoenlx he sot out on Satur
u i n ght to look at the seams and
w is iMtura'ly dliected to the lclnlty
if S entli jind Ja kson streets. He
r 'unil to the city and then w nt
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ppgJ uuv "uneaper inara ever
Nvi before known In Arizona.
WJVP9iri9p9CpSfP
ing Building:, (between "
Removal Notice,
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On and after; Febru
ary 1st, 1901, we will
be located at NO. 10
West Adams St., Good-
Postoffice and Hotel
Adams), with Pianos,
Organs and all kinds of
Musical Instruments.
Your Trade Solicited.
"ST
H. C, MORROW & CO. t
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It's on account of our having ordered
y HO rolls direct from Japan We had an op-
portunity to buy at prices far below ,any pre-
vious quotations. We are receiving some of
our shipments, mind you, direct from Japan,
and can beat all previous records m prices,
style and quality. & & S
& REMNANTS AT ANY OLD PRICE S
Look in Our Window and See What
i . We Ara Offering.
next qucFtlnn, and the br. ed. r r iIlcil
I .at he had sold a few pairs, but not
en ugh to pay for hla llrst ssoek. which
he aijaln r.'marked wa about the best
there was.
Mien the man with an appetite In
hl mouth and a curlctslty In his mind
ti Jeled the next hare raider he met In
th- 'f.nne way and got ery tlmllar re
plies. He kept this up Hull he had In
terviewed every man h knew that
ralKed rabbits, and to this day has
biren unable to get n taste of Ilelglan
hire at chicken prices, though tho ad-
ulsiimcnts continually announce that
ihey can be raised cheaper than fowls.
Neither has lie been nbla to find a man
that has ever fold enough harea to
play even on his investment, though
thpro are dozens of people In the val
la ensuge-d In i Using them. The hun
gry man wants inmiethln? to cat be-slde
b rdlgree.
If a pront can bo made. In the busl
i' ? anywhere It ought iu be In this
nllev and n- doubt It can be, but as
et the public Is wultilng for the fact
to he damonftratod.
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"Vj Refined Ladies
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i 1 -jiSTi (oftiri ''l J''"J i' ana "ss only the best soaps and
I 'i'W'-i'rV lL7tii- 'I l""tl a nicies, iuai 01 mem Knon tniu (
iS AmJ'f Kvna-'- V - we el1 lUa Ir0I'er Und. Io you?
I 6 f VZZi'C-r- Ca" ln nn1 se0 "f "'W Violet Water
! hmM4 i ilHififL" !ln1 Kot a trea (ani.Ie. It's a big
("mm l nJLMMi fi0lIer- We SDl1 n m buIk as 'ou w's
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Thomas Armstrong. Jr.. has moved
h's law ollire to rooms 2 nnd 4, over
tile National Dank of Arizona.
GUAND DINNKIt TOIt HHNIJPIT OF
Tiin sirBrESp iiosi-ital.
On February H, at tha O'Neill hall, a
dinner will be given by the Hlutera ot
Jlercyvfor the b?iicflt of their hospital.
Dlmer will )ie served from C to S p.
tn. During the evening prize drawing
anei games of different hinds wjll ftir
n s)i nmusoment for those present. The'
principal prize Is n large cake contain
ing a hanuVome present. All arc most
CDiillally Invited,
'., .:. I-ejok at our ?oap window and when
l j you want anything that Is nice In
I .ennro vnii III
REMEMBER WE HAVE IT.
E'LVEY & HULETT
THl! LIVE DRUGGIMT8.
5-7 East Washing ion Street;
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A Beauty
"ThoFe who know" indorse the qual
ity of the finger rings wo sell as n
thusiastlca'ly as those who only Judge
by appearance.
Critical examination merely tends to
enhance the value of tho gemsl we show.
Geo, H. Cook & Co.
Arizona's Loading Jowelert.
134 W. Washington St.
Il.tlrdresslng parlors, facial and scalp
treatment n specialty. Miss Moffat,
Hoom 1, over Boston Store.
No question about the best place to
eat. Is at Coffee Al's Restaurant. "
B. HEYMAN
EUEIflTUE'E 'COIPAIY.
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BEDROOM
SUITS
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We have the largest assortment
bcdroxim suits In tho territory!
Twenty-eight different stylc3 to se
lect from. Golden Oak, White Enamel
nnd Illrdseye Maple, all shapes, colorti
and fctyles. If ou are In need o
ANVTIIINT, for the comfort of the
homo for an ornament, come to our
Rtore. IIom;st goods at honest prlce3
is our motto.
"Ve Start."
A SPECIAL EVENT,
Como antl sco the ureat exhibit of fine
woolcnb in tho piece to bo mado at our
store on
WASHINGTON STREET.
This will bo an event of special import
ance to all good drcsbcrti. The goods
have been sent us jexprcesly for thi
occasion by
STR.AUSS BROS.
"Ameilce'a Loading Ttlors."
CHICAGO.
renowned in every jiart of this country
as "makcro of-Kooel clothes to-order." .
All tho latest ellecLs are. in the line and
quality is right up to the mark.
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DORRIS BROS.
HOUSE FURNISHERS.
22, U; 2, 28 W. Washington Street.
Miil orcVs olvrn pfompt
a special representative
from Chicago will bo hero to conduct
tho sale. Tills is tho only opportunity
you -will have this season of seeing this
reliable tailoring cohecrn'j complete
lino of goods in the piece. Don't miss
this chance of seeing just how jour
garments will appear when mado up.
Como and have your measure carefully
taken. Pricc'o very low.
Stvtisfexctiorv gtxrtv.nlood.
THE HATTER
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