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IT'S TIME TO
GET A NEW HARNESS!
Call and Let Us Fit Your Horses with
A. NEW SKT.
Harness and
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East Washington
THE PROBATE COURT
Tuesday Was Judge Langston's Busy
Day.
The probate court enjoyed n good
run of business yesterday, though
there wns nothing of a startling nature.
In the estate o: Louise A. Christy u
hearing whs given the final account jf
the administrator and the petition of
distribution, the order for distribution
foelns made.
In the estate of W. T. Mitchell hear
ing was given the petition for the sale
of real estate, proof was made that
(ue and, legal notice of hearing was
given, and order of confirmation was
granted.
A hearing was given the petition for
the appointment of an administrator
in the estate of Mercedci Ksplnoya.
Troof of legal notice was made; Frank
Wicger and William Duflleld were
sworn, and Frank AVieger was appoint
ed administrator on his giving bond In
the sum of $250.
The sureties on the bond of Canifln
Kvnjs, guardian of Bertie t. Kvans. a
minor, petitioned for their discharge
and a citation was issued. Mr. Kvans
now lives in Yuma county and the
bondsmen, not knowing his present cir
cumstances, desire to be released. Mr.
Evans filed an Inventory of the prop-
crty of the estate.
Two marriage licenses were Issued.
One was to B. Farland Johnson of
Mesa, aged 22. and Caddie M, Jones of
I.ehi, aged 20. The other license was
to Frank Orosskopp aged 37, and Mrs.
Katherlne R. Whltmer, aged 30, both
of Lehl.
Three complaint of Insanity weio
disposed of, one defendant being com
mitted and the other .two being dis
charged. Joseph Kvung. was brought
down from AVIckenburg the night be
fore. The testimony of the defendant,
which wns coiroborated by the Investi
gation of the arresting officer and
others, was to the effect 'that Uvans
had accumulated a wild, wlerd and
picturesque Jag on WIckenburg whisky
and had lain down by the water tank
to sleep. Hut he was too drunk to
sleep, and in his fancy he saw a party
of girls who weie trying to do him
Injury, and he did his best to pro
tect himself against them. Then, too,
he saw little birds In the trees that
looked llko vultures to him and what
time he wns not engaged In fighting
the girls he was throwing rocks at the
savage blackbirds and meadow larks
that were about to eat him up. Then
he secured a coupling-pin and golns
to Mrs. Mowry's boarding house he
told her he was going to protect him
self against theso dangerous girls. If
he had to kill them.
Hy the time he reached I'hoenlx he
was sober and as clear as a bell. H
thanked the ofllcers for their trouble,
as he raid he wanted to come to I'hoe
nlx any way, and had saved his car
fare. He was discharged.
The case of Illchard Lazarus, was
gonn over. Hen Steffen. HI Hooker and
Dr. Purmun testifying and Dr. Dame
ron examining. He wns committed to
the asylum. Later he wns given a con
'fldentlal talk by the Judge In which he
was told that there was no Intention of
persecuting him, b'lt he ecemed to be
off on the subject of whistling, and ns
long ns he was at large no one was
safe In his presence. He seems to be
perfectly sane In respect to everything
else, but has the distressing mania
that he wants to kill people that
whistle. A course of treatment at the
asylum may make him ail light again.
Dr. Hibbard
GRADUATE of
Harvard Medi
cal College, ex-
United fltnles I'nn.
slim Kxamlncr, and Leading Specialist in
ruromu aim iiimcuu cases, nioou, a Kin,
Kidney, Urinary, Bladder, Private and
Sexunl dl'rascs, nominal Weakness with
exhausted vitality (icrmaucntly cured. Can
cers and external growths removed with
out the knlfo or scrum measures, Xlio
reason of Dr. lilblmrd'H rcmarkablo success Is
duo to his lnni; experience iunl uticptional
ability In treathic Lomnlleateil iiml Intrlrntn
diseases. Place jour case in his hands nud bo ,'
ui-nih wiin iiinieniiy nan nciumiiicaiir. no
member he devotes his entire time and study
to chronic diseases. If possible Alwaya be
Examined by an Expert. If unable to
call write freely ami conlidcntlally. Many cases
yield to homo treatment, deferences: All thd
Banks, and prominent business men of tho
city. Consultation, In person or by letter,
rree. Ilouis: lOtoU, l to , and G to 7. Ofllco
ami Labotatory, 2rt-ia 8. gctond Avenue, Ulb
barJ Il'illdlng, I'hoenlx, Arironn.
Saddlery, Robes, Blankets, Etc., at
W. THAYER'
Street.
The other case wai a charge of In
sanity made against Hlchard J. Hnm
brook the night before. Mr. Hambrook
Is an old resident of I'hoenlx and was
at one time engaged in the furnltuin
business heic. He has been living for
some time on a ranch below the city,
and his health has not been good. The
complaint was made by one of his
neighbors, but wns withdrawn on the
agreement of thd defendant to go to
Chicago at once, wheic he would be
under the cnie of n brother. He left
Tuesday night.
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"MUSIC AND MUSICIANS."
Under the caption of "Music and Mu.
slclnns" the last Saturday's, March 3
Ixis Angeles Times nys: "The Troop
Mandolin audi Guitar club gave Its'
lng promised concert at HlancharU
hall last evening. It was well attend
ed and passed off moat successfully
Valentine Abt, the soloist of the even
ing, made a tremendous hit, as AW
must surely do whenever and wherever
he plays. His manipulation of the
mandolin is simply wonderful. Ho
makes it round like n violin In the
pianissimo passages: in the forte, llko
the loud ech'j of a string band. HW
technique is marvelous. The "Faust
Fantasia" was n revelaitlon In mando
lln music and more thnn deserved the
triple encore it received."
Mr. Abt Is )) appear as'sololst In Hie
Oerrlsh Mandolin and Hnnjo lub's
concert at the Dorrls theater next Mon
duy evening, Match IS.
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THU CANTATA. Those who failed
to hear the cantata at the Indian
sclioo', should icmvinber It will be re
peated next Friday night.
BASSKTT WON.-In the steer tying
contest at I'hoenlx park, Monday after
noon, Joe Hassett defeated Oscar Hob
erts. Five steers were tied by each
man and Hassett had a margin of onn
minute and a half hcconil. His time
for the live was 1.26, ami his best time,
47V6. Itoberts' total time was G.26'., and
his best time .&0V&. The stake was for
a bet of $2J0. Bassett also won $10, by
riding the bronco whl.h threw John
nie Mooie, at the contest last Friday.
LIKES THU VALLEY. Mr. -A. M.
Slauson, a prominent candy manufact
urer of New York, who has been spend
ing n few weeks with his nclce, Mrs.
C. J. Cornell, expressed himself ns very
much pleased with the Salt Ulver val
ley, the prosperous looking ranchs anil
rich alfalfa fields wore a surprise to
nun. -it; nun iuso uuuKiui'u wiin mi
hustling town of I'hoenlx nnd wonder
ed why It was not more generally ad
vertised. "Your weather Is all that we
could have asked for and I have en
Joyed my visit Immensely and will al
ways have a good word to say for
I'hoenlx," he remurked as he stepped
aboard the train. Mrs. Slauson ex
pressed herself as highly pleased and
regretted leaving the valley. Mr.
Slauson, wife and his niece, Miss Car
penter, left last night for an extended
trip through California and western
states.
AT THE THEATEH. The Wlede-
lnun stock company appealed for a
second Ume last evening, nt the Dor
rls theater, to a small but apprecia
tive audience, In an entire new bill.
Melodrama of the "Sliver King" order,
high Sierras, honest miners, lost child:
hero In love with lost child: lucky
strike of hero; black-hearted villain:
deep-lnld plot thwarted by lost child;
Cancers and Tumors Cured
without DRi HBBjlRrj
removes external growths liy local medication.
Ills method If safe, ure and successful, Hum
orous testimonials and specimens removed can
bo ecu at oniec. Tho doctor makes a t nccialty
ot chronic diseases anil removal of abnormal
growths. 1 ho knlfo Is a failure In a InrRO per
cent of rases. Dr. Hlbbnrd's method Is a sue.
cess. His system Is rational and scientific.
Thousands dlo annually in tho United Stales
becauso phsyclans as a rule do not understand
thu disease They call it uncurabla ami if they
do anything they resort to the knife. There is
a remedy a treatment ultlioiitsevcroineasurcs
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and with little pain and complete safety. Do
not be deceived if you have a growth no
matter how small whether psinlcss or not It Is
suspicious ana should hulmmtdlatclyrcmovd
before it is loo late. Judge the doctor by
toe cures ho makes- The ordinary doi'tor tries
to do too much. Ho scatters his fscultles and
Dccomcs iiroiicient in no particular branch.
I.lkuajackof all trades ho s msster of none.
Tho skill, experience and scientific ability
of Dr Hibbard aro unquestioned besides ho
liocs by others as ha would like to bo dono by.
Consultation fre. Call or address Hibbard
building, M-iSFouth tkeoml Avenue, Mioctiix,
Arliona. Uouri 10-12 1-3 &-7.
East Adams Street.
Look! Read!
Chapman
Bros.
Adopt a New System
SPOT
CASH
On March the 4th, 1901, we
will sell for spot cash and we
will pay spot cash for your pro
duce. Cash both ways, our motto.
H lbs. pure D. C3. Sugar for. $1.00
1 can of good Corn for 10c
1 can of good Tomatoes for 10c
3-lb. pall of Leaf Lard for. 33e
G-1b. pall of Leaf Lard for.. COc
10 lbs. Leaf Lard for 1.10
A 10c bottle of Bluing for.. 5c
A 33c bottle of fine Pickles
for 25c
1 lb. Arbuckle Coffee for I5e
1 dos. fresh Bnnch Eggs for 15c
1 lb. good 5L Sc J. Coffee for 25c
All Staple Groceries are
changing In values daily. "Watch
our ads for changes and low
prices.
Everything cheap for spot
cash. Call and see us.
Chapman Bros.
Wateh
Your
Neighbors
The smiles they have on their coun
tenances after receiving their linen,
which haij been finished at the Arizona
Laundry, speaks for fine workmanship
nnd careful handling which their linen
has undergone at this modern and well
equipped Institution.
Yours for good weak and prompt de
livery, ARIZONA LAUNDRY.
PHONE 391.
foul mutder; hero wrongfully accused;
Judge Lynch; villain again thwarted
by lost child: long lost mother claims
ling lost child; long lost child trans
planted to eastern seminary for polish
ing up; vllllan bobs up serenely: he0,
honest miner and Judge to rescue; lov
ers reunited and villain again thwart
ed; curtain. The play was well staged
and the cast seemed at home In their
seveial parts. The climaxes were well
taken and especial attention given to
detail, even to the bung-hole In a flour
barrel and the villain's black whiskers.
DO NOT UNDEItSTUND. In Tues
day morning's Issue mention was made
of house bill No. 170 and house bill No.
171, for the establishing and malntr.
nance of a bureau of nrchaeology and
ethnology. Several t the members
who have criticised the bills do not
seem to understand fully their pur
pose. The fact Is that nearly every
state and territory except Arizona,
has taken steps to protect whatever
may bo found therein of historical or
archaeological value. Tho purpose of
these bills Is not to stand In the way ot
legitimate exploration or uncovering of
ruins or natural curiosities, but to pro
tect the tame by laws that will pr
vent relic hunters, tourists and non
residents from coming Into the terri
tory and digging up and currying away
everything of Interest that may be
found here. (Those who arc urging the
1111 ue more imvlous than any one else
to have these things explored, but they
desire to see It done under restrictions
that will Insure some benefits to the
territory and the people In It rather
thnn the lining of eastern curio cab-
.lne'ts and eastern po'c)telb6ok"s to tho
Impoverishment of Arizona.
THE CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME
To secure a home for so little money.
My residence, at 20 Indiana street, for
sale at a price that will surprise you.
fllerms very easy. Address A. L
Fisher, Jerome, Ariz.
1C0 patterns' of picture moulding, now
stock, latest designs. Pletuto frames
made to order. No fancy prices.
J. B. LONG HABDWAIIE CO.
If you enjoy a clean, wholesome, hot
meal, the Malson Dore, 17 "North Cen
ter street, will satisfy you.
Estimates on brick work for cottage
work nnd business buildings given by
the Alhambra Brick company.
Try the upstairs private rooms for a
Lobster a la. Newburg, at Coffee Al'a
Restaurant.
No question bout the best place to
eat, Is at Coffee Al's Restaurant.
Just received, 1,000 gallons mixed
paint which will be sold nt lower price
than elsewhere In the town.
J. B. LONG HAItDVAE CO.
Go to AmDrose corral for cheap rigs
by the week or month.
SEA FOOD.
Shrimps, Oysters on the
Ocean Fish every day at
Restaurant.
half shell,
Coffee Al's
Vncy Steer Hair Store, 124 W. Fourth
St., Los Angeles We make wigs,
switches, toupees, natural as your own
hair; detection Impossible. Switches
all shades, $1.50 upwards. If your feet
bother you use Vacy Steer Foot Pow
der. WWHfcJ8a'KS!Kfi4I'SKeK
The End of the
Century
finds us with tho best
stock of
SPOBTINO QOOD3,
PHOTO HTOCK
AND BI0YCLE3
in th city. We pro
pose to maintain thla
standard during the
ontiro siOth ceatury,
although you may not
live to sets it. Accord
ingly soo uh while you
cin. We will savt you
money.
The Mansfield & Rhodes
I uompany
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JAMES W. ALEXANDER, President.
JAMES H. HYDE, Vice-President.
WALTER N.'PARKIIURST, General Manager,
New Mexico and Arizona Department,
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ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
DR. R. E. H0LBR00K,
Irvino Block. Next Door to Donofrio, up staiis.
Perspicacious Investors
Are here, and are acquiring bargains which the less
sagacious fail to appreciate. Now is the most auspicious
time to invest in our city and country realty. An appre
ciation of values will inevitably soon ensue. We have an
extensive list of store buildings, city and suburban resi
dences and improved farms or ranches, which is furnish
ed on application. Its examination will compensate
investors.
THE EVANS LOAN & INVESTMENT CO;
-BARGAINS-
For Sale 20-acro ranch, well Im
proved, close In.
The best SO and ICO-acre ranches, f r
profit on amount Invested, In the val
ley. Thirty acres fine orange land at a
great bargain.
Fine orange land and groves from
$40 to $C00 per acre.
250-acre ranch near Oregon City, Ore.,
to exchange for valley property.
5 and 10-acre lots close In; good as
gold.
City property to exchange for ranch
property.
Good money making business for sale
cheap.
E. A. SPAULDING,
No. 41 Wast Adami Street.
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Lice Killers
WE make 2 LICE KILLERS, one a POWDER and one a LIQUID. The
raising of POULTRY Is not an EASY thing In ARIZONA, and requires
constant watching after tho LICE. Ask for a SAMPLE. Our POWDER is
50c pound, nnd our LIQUID Is 75c a gallon, at
BEAR'S
UP-TO-DATE PHARMACY., aft!
A. J. BRADLEY,
Undertaker and Embalmer.
LADY EMBALMER,
Graduate Chicago College of Embalming to attend
Ladies and Children.
PHONE 841, 210 WEST WASHINGTON STEEET, PHOENIX, ABIZ.
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health. Our system of checking pre
vents mistakes, our methods of buying
avoids overcharging.
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