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" "THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: WEDNESDAY MORNI2TQ, MARCH 27, 1901
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"!. '!': "THAYER'S LIGHT AXLE GREASE" fail
'; ' . . to give satisfaction. Give it a trial
EZRA. W. THAYER
J24 to !26 E. Washington Street. 127 to 131 E. Adams Street.
BUSIKE5S MEN MEET
JalUatlre Tatoa in local Work For
Federal Aid in Irrigation.
AViui fort builno.s men met yester-
', day afternoon at - o'clock at the boutd
of trdf iooiii and or-nled ulong thu
' llnei uirjeStd by Mr. Georse II. .Mux.
vll In hU iwrtt aiUlie.MH'x In IIiIm city,
the ultimate object IeIiiB to oxcit all
the Iiu1uiw pcwidhle in aid of the
National Jrrliatljn --solution and the
ided It embotde- of fedei.il aid In thu
Irrigation of uild Unds.
Mr. 11. A. fowler was nude clialiman
of the meeting, which wax .iddrif-sed nt
length by Jlr. Maxwell, lie pointed out
In detail the many way In which eveiy
resident, and especially eveiy business
man. In thlH valley may lend material
ui.Utunce to this woik. There 1m scarce
ly a biulnes nvun that Ik not acquaint.
vd with biiine member of congress or
lu 4 btulni't.- or iHTtonal way stands in
iloie touch with a cmiKienmiui fiom
one -tuge or anotlier. Direct corre
puud.ne in nMy cuwes iua do inuth
toward, impressing thee men with the
importuooc'of the matter of federal aid.
; Ech touslncs r-w dtl- with u num
ber of Jobbers nd m-tnuf.tcluiers, wlio
lu turn lnvf v,cti 4 reter Inlluenco
In Hie e-U and Kith wentern congi ess
men than poas'bly half a hundiod men
In the wet. W)ioh!li and manu
facturer are keen In the protei tion of
their nn lntcri't- Iw th went. When
. 111.? fully wdnund that the entile
grot wrtt willed tcffiirdii them their
tuurktt not h need thbs aid fiom
the natloil .-riiiiieiit, but demands
It for the oi.il.. ..'.on . pieaent pros-
0 parity rni tr i. lilcr development of
cinll"alti"l r-urn, which 4n turn
inoik iwret .f prollt for the Jibber
anJ the uunufaiturer, or, on the con-
tiafr, M con iuIiii'kk f.illuro pcihap,
hy lll t 'ty ielf-protectlon lend
llrtlr U rftorl In thlx woik. ,
It clt.ly t forth that while
lrItloj ptrKciit nete-olt fir the
dwclb't ift the neit, the day Is not far
dkiUpt tru a Kill lv equally an im
lirait t tl'e "hD live thousands of
trt'- front lirlRatlou dlstiktti.
!(,(& J 't' made clear that If the peo
U of .irUorut, not faUue lu oiganUed
vdlcs '' ra-anUalloiix, but Indlvldu
aUi n i.iaaulaed only that they m.iy
0h.rn ir louth ith each other, would
ImU- tilt woik, both IlidUldually
an4 ult-if t l, ihey t mid at tilllliif,-
rffftit start ! rolling an Inlluencu
tlMt tuubl i't I" unheeded. If all
tft WUit ! la the Rrcat west
ivoulii thn fuliow th- rame line of ac
tion aiKM b.iuM b unbilled and cvl.
dene ot it tirt Ih the eiy near
futui.
Mr. U?H' ddrri was fall awed
with hot jrehe by niMily tvery
one )reen( ant In which opinions
eeiiud t dlffrr but Utile. The meet
ing rtoultcri la Ihr upoliitment of a
couuwltt.r t'f IU to lake this -work In
hand anfl hal can be done In" fur
thering It. The ommlttee appointed
oous at of i:...V. Julcr, .1. V. JJorrls,
.1. H. MiltntH'k, O. 11. Davldxon and
Vornon I.. t'Uih, ami will hold i mtet
Inif tliN :nliii at o'clock at tho
olllcc Qi liar J4i-lint(H U.
:siATT:mi or ia:conu.
Thf Intl-miii tntltuiiKfit tcported
by the Iheenl Title Guaranty and Ab.
kiruct ciwnany srtr fllil In the olllcc
of the,coul) ci.rjrr )etterday.
Terrpe M :. iNuroh. ixtuth, to Dol
ores Vn'enMiila, deed to lot "4, blk 3,
1 111 I I OUADUATEof
Dr. Hinnarn "fec.ji
U I I BIImMUIU United Stales Pen
Hon l.tainlher, and I.en'lluir Speclnllat In
chronic nnd dlfllcuU cases. Illood skin,
Xldnev, Urinary. JJladder, Private and
Hexu il dleae Ofialnal Wnaknegs with
exhausted vitality nnaucntly cured. Can
cers and exleraal erowths removed with
out tha knlfo or wrero measures. Tho
reatonof Dr. Illbbard'8 remnrkable success Is
duo to his long experience and exceptional
ability In treatlaK lompllcaUd ami Intricate
diseases. Place jour caw in his hands and be
dealt with lioKcstlr axd Kulcntlllcally. Kc
nicmbcr he devotes l catlrc time and study
lo chronic diseases, If possible Alwaya be
Kxamlnocl by an Kxuert. If unable to
cnllvrrlto freely and cmiihlcntlalljr. Many cases
yield to homo treatment. Ilcfcrcuccs: All th
JJunka, and prominent business men of the
city. Consultation, In person or by letter,
froo. Hours; lo lo li, I to a, ami 6 lo T Oflleo
nnd iJibotntory, '."rt-'.'S a. Second Avenue, 1 1 i b
bard II illdiug, I'hoonlx, Arizona,
old song.
Back Your
n. Tcmpe; consideration, $10.
Arthur II. l'lerco and wife to Cory,
inn (' MpiiItu.iii leed to nil sec 21
tp S ii, i e, ex 06. swVi; conblderu-'
tlon, U.
(.ite M. I-'owlcr to Jamefi J. Harris,
deed to wVj. sw hw and n',, sw, sec
0, tp 1 n, r 2 o: consideration,, $3,300.
D. D. Ambrose and wife to J. W.
Stone, deed to lot 3, Oi chard Place;
Tonsldeintlon. $400.
Max (Joldschinldt and wife to J. "W.
Stone, deed to lot 10, bk SG; considera
tion, $ST5.
M. M. JnckHon and wife to John V,
Ilastwood, deed to e, sec 33, tp 1 n, r
2 w, ex w ,i, nw e and nv sw, bcc 34,
tp 1 ii, r 2 w: consideration, $3,500.
F. -1. and H. D. Vernon to J. W. and
P. P. liond. deed to wVj. nw 14, neW.
ne'S. sec 21, tp 1 n, r C e; considera
tion, $1.
Chailes W. Hunter to Slnrearet
Pecka, deed to lot 7, blk I, lot 8, blk J.
Bfnnctt Place; consideration, $S00.
TIHI H1IALTH HABIT.
Just as llasy to Form as Any Other.
We do not deliberately form our pet
habits, but they are unconsciously ac
quired, and prow as we Blow, and by
the time we learn they are hurting us
we Hnd them too stionjr to he easily
biokeu.
Then, why not form a good habit, a,
habit which will counteract, the many
bad one. In olher words, contiact the
unfashionable habit of beliiK always
well.
The best health habit to Ket Into U
to have and keep it lsorous stomach;
It ou have a healthy digestion you can
drink your beloved coffee, smoke .your
favorite bland of tobacco with little
or no lmi in; the mischief begins when
these things -lie forced upon the faith
ful stomach without any nssNtance.
Form the habit of taking after meals
nunc harm s but elllclent dlgestle
which will rellec the stomach of so
much extra work.
Nature furnishes us with such di
gestives, and when they are combined
In. hucIi a pleasant preparation as
hUli.il t's Dyspepsia Tablets they give
the oerworked ytomneh Just the nec
c stwy assistance to serine pel feet di
gestion without any nf the harmful
effects (if cathartics and similar drugs.
The habit of taking Stuart's Djs
pepsla Tnbltts after meals Is as nec
essary to the weak stomach lis food
Itself, and, Indeed, to get the benefit
from the food eaten, nothing better and
certainly nothing fafer can be used.
il.iny families consider Stuatt's Tab.
lets as es.scntlal In the house as knltcs
and foiks.
They lonslst entirely of natural di
gestive principles without the effect or I
charncteilstle.s of drugs; they 'have no
cathartic action, but simply go to woik
on the food eaten and digest It.
Take Into account your bad habits
and the expense they entail, and then
Invest flftj cents In a box of Stuart's
Dyt-pepsla Tablets nnd see If jour di
gestion for the next month Is not
vastly Improvd.
Ak the cleik In any drug store the
name of tho most successful and popu
lar stomach remedy,- and he will say
Sum j t's.
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If you enjoy a clean, wholesome, hot
meal, the Jlalson Dore, 17 North Cen
ter street, will sntlsfy you. I
A full line of mirrors, Clerman and
French, both beveled and plain. If the
glass In your mirror, sideboard or
drtsser Is boken telephone J. B. Long
Hardware Co. txrd have It replaced.
Cancers and Tumors Cured
WITHODTHE DR HjBBARD
remoe external crowths by local medication.
HIi method is a(e, Hiiro and niceeksf.il Num
erous leslliiKiiiiaisaud kpeclmcnurcii ncd'an
bo ii en t ofllcc . Tho doctor make a xticrlnllv
oi chronic dlneiiH's and remouil of nbnniinnl
Krowths. 1 he knllo In a failure lit a Iitrc per
enlof raaea. Dr. II II. bard's luctlioi Is a mc
eek. ills Mtom is rational and flcntllle
Thousand dlonnnually In the Inltid States
because pli)slelnuasn rule do tuit undcritHiul
tho dlseae. They ckII it tineiiriildn and If they
donnttitiiR tlicy rcyort to the knife Therein
a remedy, a treatment ulthoutcuro measures
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SUCCESSFUl mHlr,n.nr, MLUBU.
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VJUnVARO MEDICAL COLLEGE.;
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and a method whereby Cancer can bo curd
and with little psln and complete snfotj-. So
not bs deceived. If oii hve a crouth no
matter how small uhutiier painless or not, Ills
tifpU'lousnnd should bvlmmeillnlely reii)oed
before It is too late. Judge thn doctor by
the cures ho males. Tho ordinary doelor tries
tode to) niueh He scatters his faeultlcs and
become nroflflent In no particular bransb.
I.IKo a Jack of all trade he is msster of none.
Tho skill, experience and scientific sblllly
of I'r Illbbard are nnnucstloncd. Iicsldes ho
do's by others as ho unnld like to bo done by.
Oonaultatloix freo. Call or address Illbbard
bulld'nif, a, ,'H?onlli Kcond Avenue, I hoenix,
Ailzona Hours 1ft 12 1 3 0 7.
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ENTERTAINED AT BILLIARDS
Mr. W. C Foster Shows His Former
Townsmen Something.
Mr. Delos liiown, n wealthy lcsldont
of Pent lit. III., and half the time a resi
dent of I'eoila in the Salt Klver vallej-,
returned heie last Fiidij'. On .Monduj
night he gave an elaborate dinner tc
several well-known I'eorl.ins af Illinois
among whom was Mr. V. C Foster
cleikof thedistrict couit. Another guest
was Dr. Wallace Martin, who lives at
Peoria five months In the year nnd dis
tributes the other seven months among
San Antonio, Texas, the Salt Klver vallej-
and southern California. Dr. Mar
tin Is i It'll enough to live whrever he
pleases on eartli and good enough to
live In heaven, but as he cannot go
to heaven without dying, he conies to
Phoenix frequentlj-.
After the dinner Mr., Foster Invited
the othr Peorlans to the Maileopa
club. He had a surpilse In store f r
t'nem. He wanted to show them same
billiard playing. They all used to play
scrub games of billiards fn Peoila.
None of them had any skill to boast
of. Mr. Foster was going to show
h a the climate of Arizona promoted,
amor.;: other things, expertness In bil
liard plajing. lie had bten playing a
greet deal for a couple of yeais nnd had
reached a point of painful Inde Islon m
to whether he should remain among
the amateurs or join the professionals.
Dr. Mai tin never was much of a bll
lUid player, but timing his residence
In San Antonio- he fell In with a lot of
sporting gentlemen In III health and
who had nothing to do but play bll
ll.it ils. Dr. Mat tin had stood around
day after day and night after night
w. itching them do things wlth'itlu balls
and cue that he would hav5 sworn
couldn't be done. Their wonderful per
formances b'came s famlllanto lilro
that he could see how they weie done
and bel!eed he could do them himself,
but he never ttl'd It until Mr. Foster
bulldozed him into a game on Monday
tiig'ht.
Mr. Foster took the first cue, made
thiee buttons, left things in a discour
aging situation and wl down with a
smile of Mdf-satlsfartlon. Dr. Martin
took uit a cue and tried to recall the
conduit of his San Antonio friends
under similar circumstances. He made
a shot whose lesult lojked like an acci
dent. It straightened out the en
tanglement which Mr. Foster 'hud In
geniously in ranged. Mr. Foster wi.s
suiprlsed at the utait the dottor had
made. Hut the longer the doctor played,
the more he remembered San Antinlo.
He made plajs that Involved the send
ing of the cue ball around the table
four or five times nnd kept It up until
he won the game by a terrific lead. He
confessed afterwaul that he was near'y
astmuch surprised as Mr. Foster that
anything came of the Impossible shots
which Ives, Schnefer or Slosson would
have hesitated at. He said he merely
saw the cue nnd the balls, then shut
his eyes, thought of San .Antonio nnd
played to Saint Anthonj". The unex
pected successful "click" almost made
Jilui faint and gave .Mr. Foster's ejes
n. more commanding le of his cheeks
until ho could see the point of his chin.
The moinl of this Htoiy Is that bil
liard playing Is not all In practice, but
much In seeing and remembering how
experts do It.
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TONIGHT'S RECITAL
Theie aie still a few good seats left
for the Hamllton-Stiobrldge-U.iines
recital, at the Don Is theater, tills
evening. The entertainment is of a
higher class than anything heietofoio
offered by home talent and deserves
the patronage of all who care for
music and elocution In Its best form.
The revival services will begin at "
o'clock In order to conclude In time
for the recital at S:30. Seats are Tjc.
MR. TALBOT NOMINATED
Public Sentiment, Anticipates tho
Work of the Convention.
There seems to be a universal de
mand among lepublicnns for the nom
ination of Mr. Walter Talbot for ninyor.
Dcmociats, of course, an; not falling
over themsfeh'es to urge his nomination,
for thej' appieclate that It means the
election of n i .publican mayor, nnd
thej" naturally hope to find someone In
'th-lr tanks Mat they can recommend
for the place.
Still, one of the bsst known demo
fiats In the city said to a Republican
reporter yesteidny: "IJelng a demo
crat, of course I do not want to be
quoted, but Mr. Talbot has alwaj's
been my Ideal candidate for mayor of
this city. This, of course, Is saying
nothing disparaging of the others, but
he Is the man I wou'd like to see In
that place.
A number of icpublicans were spoken
tJ on the subJiJt. It Is unnecessarj- to
give names for tho reason that Mr.
irnlboti has never been known ns a
politician and Is one man that wquld
cpmmand a solid party vote If nom
inated, ns well qs the vote of many
othns. who knw no party' In city elec
tions. Justlce'Oray was asked what he
thought of Mr. Talbot as a candidate
for .maj-or. He replied: "Mr. Talboi
does not want It."
"You are eadlng,thp question," an d
the lepoiter. "You weie nut asked
who wanted the olllce."
"Well," said Mi. Oi.ij, "I have been
tiylng Id eo.ix. him 'to run fot a munt'i,
that's how miii'li I think of him."
And bo It was with all who wero ap
proached on the subject. Thej- peenied
to think the question of Mr. Talbot's
capability was not open for dlcusslon,
as that Is one of the things that Is
tacitly understood by everybody, mid
an nttempt to Intel view a republican
on the subject was alwaj"s answer "I
by the quel j-, "Will he accept It?"
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Mlofl Powell, manicuring, halrdre
Ing, chiropody and facial treatment.
Scalp treating a specialty. Itoom 1,
flooding Block, opposite Adams hotel.
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SALESYAKD, ALHAMBUA NUH
finitY, trees for the people Corner
Center and Adams streets. Chase I...
Purdv.
The best, cleanest and most whole
some -3-cent meal In the city at the
Maison Dore. 17 North Center street.
Kstlmates furnished on all kinds of
brick work. The best brick and lowest
cost by the Alhambra Urlck sompany.
Flies cany contagion; see January
Popular Science Monthly. Use Tangle
foot; It catch s the germ as well as the
fly.
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OI THE
Tweny-First Legislature,
Sup.rbly Illustrated.
An Artistic Gem.
Price, 50 cenls a Copy, Postpaid.
Fdr Sale IJy - -
H. H. McNeil Co., Phoenix.
Brothers
Will occupy their
new store at No
27 South 1st. Ave,;
onAprilJst, 1901,
Prior to moving
we will sell you the
CHEAPEST bill
of GROCERIES
you ever bought in
Phoenix
Don't Fail io See Us
It will save you
money.
Chapman Bros.
tiii-ti.-ay-ji-rT- a
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EASTER SUNDAY
will soon be hero with Its gala attire, and then It Is passible that you will for
get a very Important Item j-our teeth. With new clothes j'ou can possess
a new appearance for theie Is nothing that changes the face so much as the
transformation from poor looking to handsome teeth. We understand den
tistry perfectlj-.
DR. R. E.
Irvine Block. NoxL Door
We Solicit...
An examination of our list of attractive real estate offer
ings, consisling of city and suburban residences, business
blocks and stores, improved farms or ranches in all de
sirable parts of the valley. Our printed list will be found
interesting to investors. It is furnished on application.
- Is. u mum st--i fjw s
THE EVANS LOAN & INVESTMENT CO.
1 & :i W. WASHINGTON STREET.
)u IbenTU
scrWj7 JSiM
Established 1SS0.
Easter.Suttday
has become by unlvereal custom the
daj upon which men of fashl m mark
the advent of Spring by donning their
new Spring clothing. We are the ac
knowledged leaders In the furnishing
of men's apparel, and. If j-ou -wish to
be In the swim on that day, order jour
suit In time, and we will guarantee that
you present the appearance of n refined
gentleman,
NICHOLSON, the Leading Tailor.
43 West Washington St., Phoenix, Ariz.
Telephone 063.
" -BARGAINS-
For Sale 20-acre ranch, well Im
proved, closo In.
The best SO nnd ICO-acre ranches, f jr
profit on amount Invested, In the val
ley. .
Thirty acres fine orange land at a
great bargain.
Fine orange land and groves from
$10 to $000 per acre.
250-ncre ranch near Oregon Cltj. Ore.,
to exchange for valley property.
5 and 10-acre lots close In; good ns
gold.
City property to exchange for ranch
propertj'.
Good money making business for 6ale
cheap.
E. A. SPAULD1NG,
No. 41 Wont Adams Strt.
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The 'End of the
Century
finds ub with tho best
stock of
SPOUTING GOODS,
I'UUiU "1UUJC
AND BICYCLES
in. thn citv. Wo pro
pose to maintain this
standard tlurlnir tho
, onttre '-Oth century,
' although you may not
live to seo it. Accord
ingly soo us while you
cun. We will sav you
inouey.
The Mansfield & Rhodes
wai,sTrc?'ixr-r.wi'5:Fyi:f':'K3j
HOLE
to Donofrio, up staiiH.
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Don't You Want a New Syringe?
vvn are showing In our FAST VI'DOV a new lot of SYRINGF.S, 4 quart,
.1 quirt, 2 quart FOUNTAINS, and a full nhsortmept of bulbs; we have at
omizers, air CUSHIONS, TFIIHING foi syringes; In fact, we
are HnADQITAltTKRS for everything In lU'IJUHK goods, and al
w ij"s remember you get what you ASIC for at
BEAR'S
Keystone Pfaapooaey, gSJlffi
A. J. BRADLEY,
Undertaker and Embalmer.
LADY EMBALMER,
Graduate Chicago College of Embalming to attend
Ladies and Children.
rnONE 841, 210 WEST WASHINGTON STKEET, PHOENIX, AKIZ.
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The Wakelin
Wo Arc Aj'CiitH
For Tlic
Boss Patent Flour
It is the BEST EASTERN FLOUR in the mar
ket. Ak your grocer for it. If he cannot sup
ply you come to us. If it doesn'c suit you we
will refund your money.
The Wakelin
We are prepared to do all kinds of
PLUMBING and GAS FITTING
no matter how large or small tho job
may be.
MACDONALD PLUMBING CO.
S"'s Nor.Tit CEsrnt STr.irr.
I SOMETHING
U We desire to call the
jjl usually attractive lines now
$
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Ladies' Belts.
! Oold and HIbbon llelts are still
vcrj- stylish. Our s'tbek Is replete
? with many exquisite patterns and
JJj shapes In each.
Pilow Shams
;$ And Dresser Scarfs to match, 73c
25 and $1.00 each.
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We take particular pride In
lars. Including a. variety of ribh
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affairs enriched with Inirhate embroidery or applique.
".i Jf? i?l rar Jlk fc
f fl tf a $ J MS 0. -$---. fJf m J ?
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"THE BEST ALWAYS0
l!VJJViKTJWSAm"ffiiVA,Sa
AFTER YOU
have had one experience In the pur
chasing of drugs, chemicals or toilet
articles, or having prescriptions filled,
at Hrlslej-'s, j-ou will be more than
Hkelj- to come a second time. With
that fact In view, we extend Li you, i
a stranger to our establishment, an In
vitation to make the Initial visit.
BRJSLEY DRUG CO.
MOTEL. ADAMS CORNER.
Telephone 24U1. Night Bell.
Grocer Co.
Grocer Co.
WANTED TO PURCHASE
400 to 500 Head of 'Cattle
From one to four years old. Addres3
I WILHRLM, 82C South Main St., Los
Angeles, Cal.
OF INTEREST.
public's attention to some un-s!
on display in our store: $
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Ladies' Shirt Waists.
An excellent assortment of La- fj
dies' Shirt Waists, ranging In price S
from $l.fi0 upwards. J
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Straw Hats.
A Iidles' heavy, rough straw Ja
Sailor Js the proper style 75c and i
upwards. fj
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our handsome line of Ladles' Fancy Col- Jjj
neffects and the more dainty, narrow S
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