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THE AIMZONA BEPTJBLICAN: THURSDAY MORNINGr, APRIL -25, -1901-
The Arizona. Republican.
O. "W. VICKER8 Qensral Mnagr
S. M. McCOWAN Managing Ddltor.
HARVEY J. LHE.s Business Manager
J. W. BPEAR AiiocUte Editor
The Atfizofia Pablishing Company
Exclusive Morning Associated Press Dispatches.
Tlis osly Perfecting Press In Arizona.
The only battery of Linotypes In Art ion.
Publication office: 3G-38 East Adams street. Telephone No. 471.
Entered at the postofllce at Phoenix, Arizona, as mall matter of the sec
ond class.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
By Bull, dally, ont year $9M
Weekly, oa year ; X.W
Cash In advance.
BY CARRIER.
Dally, per Bioats. I. 75
Wtaahlngton bureau, 500 Fourteenth street, N. W.
TBKBITORIAIi OFFICIALS
GOVERNOR N. 0. MURPIIT
TERRITORIAL SnCUHTURY C. H. AJCERS
TERRITORIAL TRKASUHKU T. W. PEMIthllTON
TERhlTORIAL AtJDITOR O. W. VICKEKS
SUPERINTENDENT OP PUBLIC INSTRUCTION It .L. LONO
CHIEF JUSTICE WEBSTER STREET
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES
R. E. SLOAN, OEOHOBR. DAVIS. FLETCHER M. DOAN
1,1 ' '" ' - ' ' ; '-
REPUBLICAN MUNICIPAL TICKET.
FOR MAYOR WALTER TALBOT
FOB RECORDER T. A. JOBS
FOR TREASURER i HARRY CREK3HTON
FOR MARSHAL J. H. KINNEY
FOR ASSESSOR AND TAX COLLECTOR aEOROB KIRKLAND
FOR COUNCILMAN. FIRST WARD JOSEPH FIFIELD
FOR COUNCILMAN, SECOND WARD .' W, I. HORNER
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, APRIL 25, 1001.
The attempt of one of the democratic
organs In thp city to throw- dust In the
eyes of the people, nnd
WELL by bombastic nssertlon
TO REMEM- try to make them be
BER. lleve that the republi
cans nre ifpposeil to mu
nicipal ownership, and favor retaining
girls In saloons, Mould be ludicrous If It
were not so silly and unfair.
There can be no issue as to municipal
ownership of public utilities If nny
faith can be reposed In ths promises of
ihe democratic party, which Is doubt
ful. Both parties have declared In
favor of public ovnersblp. There U no
question a to how republicans stand.
Their word a more than sounding bras
and tinkling cymbals. They have
stated their position on this question
In their platform In no unmeaning
phrase. On that platform our candi
dates stand.
The republican platform declares not
only agalnit the presence of singing
girls In Knloons, bub goes farther nnd
Insl-ts upon the enforcement of the law
as to minora In raloonp.
The democrats are now striving to
curry favor with the ultra-moral ele
ment of the city by claiming that their
party forced the slnglng-glrl Issue by
adopting prphlbltory resolution first.
The truth r.hauld be know.i and remem
bered about this transaction.
When the democrats were In conven
tion assembled, the slnte prepared by
the Young Men's Democratic club was
forced to the front . Jue Alexander and
his cohorts, who had been Inglorlously
defeated at the prlmarlss. were there
for blood. When the committee on
platform reported there was not a word
in It against saloon singing not ft
word. There was not a word In It
about the protection of minors not a
solitary syllable. About all It did con
iatn was a luscious sop thrown out to
the fire department for the purpose of
catching votes. Following their usual
custom themi tried to straddle. TJiey
were used to that sort of thing. They
can straddle a moral question, though
it possess as many points as a barb
wire fence as easily as they can a bi
cycle. It's second nature to the crit
ters. But Joe was warm under the collar.
He was there for blood and nitant to
get It, He offered the resolution
against saloon singing. Was It wel
comed with exclamations of great Joy?
Hardly. Ita adoption was fought tooth
and toe-nail. It was necessary for th
redoubtable Joe. to mr.k? several elo
quent spells, accompanied by dire and
meaning threats, before the angry op
ponents of the resolution could be whip
ped Into line. They were beaten at last
but It Is well for the good citizens of
this city to remember that said reso
lution was adopted only after a mighty
struggle, and then only through fear of
defeat by reason of Joe's defection.
This resolution Is not tho willing off
aprtar ixf the democratic party of the
cltjj, Utt a vagrant and a hobo, father
ed gentleman who Is the father
ctfnfMr of the party In this city.
Evidently Mr. Bryan thinks the peo
pie re blooming Idiots or he would not
Ify to palm off such rot on theny us h
! doing. Speaking of the consideration
that has been given labor and capital,
lie makes a feeble attempt to slz? up
the MdKlnley administration by de-
SPRING LANGUOR
Ha-.tetter'fl Stomach Bitters Js iwliat
yeu mewl m this smton to b.-uco you
up. .Iffi o medicine for veryone,
30ung or oM. To tone up the ncrvei,
j.lrarpen the uppetlto. build llmi Men,
lid the system of all Impurities and
mre Fhinuiih dlsoroaVrw, there Is noth
ing like It. It li u snfexujttl against
Insomnia or nttuck of biliousness. See
that Our Prhute Revenue Stamp cov
Ti the neck of the bottle.
Good for UOSTETTER'S
You Liver ST0IVUCH
ona moneys BITlF.RSi
daring that tho Hanna doctrine puts
capital first and labor nowhere. Any
man who has got sense enough to
pound sand in u rat hole and, has
watched the rapid Improvement of con
ditions among the 'laboring people In
the last four years ,knovs that such a
statement Is a fabricated production
cut from the frazzled edge of political
despair.
.Sugar Is one of the few groat com
modities In the production of which the
United States Is weak
ARIZONA and dependent. In al
TO THE most all the great ncc-
RESCUE. essarles of life food,
clothing, fuel and shel
terthe country Is more than self-supporting,
but In the matter of sugar wc
are largely dependent on foreign coun
tries. And our sugar bill Is the largest
by far of any of our foreign necounts
twice that of coffei which stands next
in pronvlnenre, and much greater than
that for India rubber, tea, silk or hemp.
Every year we pay about J 100,000,000, or
about $1,35 for very man, woman nnd
tblld In the country, to foreign coun
tries for sugtu. Indeed, out of more
than 2.000,000 tons of sugar which the
United States consumes annually, we
produce aaltry 1.70,000 tons, mostly
from the cane fields of Louisiana. This
does not Include the production ofthc
new Island possessions, Potto Rico, Ha.
wall and the Philippines, but there
would add only 4CO.00O to our pioduc
tlon, still leaving us to obtain much
more than half our sugar from the for
eigner. And all this In the face of the
fact that so good an authority as Sec
retary Wilson, of the department of ag
rlculture says :
"We have no more need to Import su
gar than to import wheat."
Phoenix' opportunity is knocking ut
her door. She modestly waits to be In
vited In. She will not bide long, nelth'
r will she clamor for admission. If we
take her In The Republican believes
such prosperity as was never dreamed
of will be. ours. There is not water
enough to Irrigate the valley If plant
ed to alfalfa, but every acre could be
producing wheat with the present sup
ply. Sugar beets could be raised, It Is es
timated, with one-fourth the water,
und would be four times ob valuable.
They would be grown In the fall, win
ter and spring, when the water Is most
abundant nnd the weather most pleas
ant for out-door work. The refuse
from the beet would make excel
lent cattle food. Here Is a proposition
worth thoughtful consideration.
Every farmer In the valley knows
that ulmoit nny roo croil does well
here, but especially Is
A OOLDKN this true of beets. It
OPI'OKTU- has been proven by nc
NITY. tuul tests that the sugar
beet develops a paying
percentage of sugar not as high n per
cent as In some localities, but above
the average, and enough to pay big re
turns. It has been proven, also, that
tho conditions here soil and climate
render the production, of two croips per
year n certainty: Owing to these facts,
not theories, we see no reason why a
fiugar factory would not pay enor
mously. Then v. hat' Is to hinder or de
lay Its construction? "We can raise the
beets and more of theim to the aero
thnn almost any other locality under
the sun: they are rich enough In pacch
nrlne to make them wry profitable nnd
capital Is seeking, more eagerly than
for years, profitable Investments. It
we, as citizens of the valley, fall to
nvnll ourselves of UiU combination of
favorable circumstances to secure a
factory we ought to be. banlched to tho
Dry Tortugns.
-Tho Philippines are r.ot generally
supposed to corneal manj delightful
summer resorts, yet they promise to be
popular In this rewp.'ct this summer, as
about twenty membeis of congress will
sail for Manila In June. It may be that
the chief reason for such popularity
ran be found In the fact thnt the
United States government will furnish
HOW TO GAIN FLESH
Persons have been known to
jjain a pound a clay by taking
an ounce of Scott's emulsion,
It is strange, but it ofteri
happens.
Somehow the ounce pro
duces tl0 pound; it seems to
start the digestive machinery
going properly, so that the
patient is able to digest and
absorb his ordinary food, which
he could not do before, and
that is the way the gain is made.
A certain amount of flesh is
necessary for health; if you
have not got it you can get it
by taking Scott's Emulsion,
You will find it just as use
ful in summer as in winter, and
if you are thriving upon it don't
stop because the weather is
warm.
It ou lave not tried it, ftnc! for free umpte
It agreeablo taste will surprise you.
SCOTT & IIOWNK, Chemists
409.415 Pearl Street, No Yoi!..
jjc and f 1 00 ; all drugj'.iU.
free transportation on the transport
Ingalls. However that may be, It Is
wUe to have these remott possessions
of ours Investigated nnd their condl-
tlons understood by tile men who will
do In alinplng their
'have much to
future destiny.
The division of Insul'ar a'fTnlrs of the
war department announces that the in.
ternal revenue collections In tho de
partment of the northern Luzon for
1900 were $19G,79l.UT. In the provlnco
of Manila alone they were $"i,067.32.
The supervisor of Internal revenue far
this department n-ports that the people
as a rule pay taelr taxes' promptly and
without complnlnt, and says thai
largely Increased revenues for the year
1901 may be Rifely ptedlcted.
They do things1 differently In differ
ent localities. In Colotndo, for In
stance, the governor appoints all com
mitter participating In the reception
of Uic presldsnt. He ha-. Just an
nounced his reception committee, which
Includes the mayors of all the cities in
thestatc.
The man who slanders his neighbor
most maliciously in usually the one
who Is sorest when his neighbor retal-
iates with something fhat sting. No'
matter how little we love th other fel- ,
1 ... . ..,.,.,,.
low, am, can t for the life or us Me why
he should not love us. Funny, Isn't lt7
The Hon. Chas. A. Towns, Mr. Ilry
an's right bower, vehement advocate of
free trade and free silver, and Lrd
High Denunciator of trusts and combi
nation of capital, has been elected
president of n vile nnd soulless corpor
ation. It Is announce from Washington
hat the army In the Philippines will)
that
bo reduced to 40.C00 men. This ia too '
cruel. Mark Hanna Is doing this Just
to humiliate Mr. IJryan. No doubt
of it.
John Hull Is piling tax.03 on the com
monest nsccssltles, while Uncle Sam la
. , , I ,," 1 . ,1 ' ,.
reducing taxes all along the line. Ung-1
land's trear.ury is empty, while that of
the United States Is full to overllowlng.
Advice Is a good deal like castor oil
easy tokgl'e but awfully hard to take.
Everybody wants to succeed, hut sue
c:ss that comjs by acting contrary to !
There's delight
in a bottle 01
iiiikliiliKiiiMiiiiii f
SOU EMI AM
- "King ol all Bottled Been."
Soarklincr, satisfvinc nourishing. It contains
the "true hep flavor" so delightful in beer, fj'
yet so seldom found, The ideal family beer, J
Order from I,i
7r&m
mt&sn&mi
IWS'A
LOUIS MELCZER. PHOENIX It
I v?iIS2
Our dalutvbook of menue "SomonemianSupporB," frco ou
request. The Amarlcuu llrvHliis Co., Ml. a.uult. Mo.
Hal .mmm?
'Jri' fit! v iW.T '' ?$!
the advice of our ft lends, gives the
most -pleasure and requires the longest
time In telling. i
We aro all patriotic, of course, but It
would be difficult o organize a militia
company If the members liad to wrnr
plain clothes on parade.
The line between meddling and Inves
tigating should bo clearly defined. W
investigate, while the other fellows
meddle.
Fltzslmmons struck his wife In the
face the other day. It serves her right.
She shouldn't feed him on scrap-lrQii.
Heathen nre people who attend to
their business and don't waste Hire
quarreling about religion.
England's debt has increased more
than $3,000,000. Wats are exttenslve,
but he must have 'cm.
As n general thing there Is not a Very
heavy layer of cream on the mill; of
human kindness.
A .VoiltiK MjMtery.
Mrs. Brickrow (after the annual mov
ing) The family who last licd In this
house left It in a perfectly horrible con
dition. Mr. Brickrow The agent told me it
litul stood empty eer since we lived in
it before. X. Y. Weekly.
He Cet the Wont,
"1'lennor, when we are mnrrled,
jou loe me well enough to cook for
me?"
"Ves, dear Henry; but jou will haw
" somebody else to do my cook.
. li."-Mmll Tree 1'iess.
.More, for Her .Money.
"I hear Hint jour daughter 1ms
broken off her engagement with the
count. Is It true'.'"
"Ves; she ran iKTosa chance to get a
duke nt the same figure." Chicago
Dally News.
1 he 1 rum
Is told by most people. If it were not,
the whole commercial and social fabric
would fall to piece?. There are thou
sands upon thousands of people who
testify to the cures effected by Ur,
t'icrcc's uoiaen
Medical Discovery.
They are representa
' ''v"'
tive pcunie in tlielr
communities. You
would believe their
word on nny ques
tion 01 Knowieue.
They sjeak the sim
ple truth when, they
testify tltat Doctor
Pierce! Golden
Medical Discovery
cures dyspepsia
.ttv j ni'wifoiM
"weak" stomach and
.lher 'Hseases of the
stomach and its al-
He(, , of d,
tion and nutrition.
It cures when all
other remedial
means have failed.
It cures perfectly
and permanently.
There is no alco
hol in the n Discov
ery" it is free from
opium, cocaine and all other narcotics.
Accept no substitute for Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discocry. There is
m uTas
, wa,a total wreck-could
not eat or nlpen
writes Sir. t. O. liters, of llerryman, Crawford
Ca, Mo. "Fortwayearil tried mediaiie from
doctor, but received very little benefit. I lot
flesh and ttrength, wat not able to do a Rood
day'a work. I commenced taking Dr., Picree'a
Golden Medical Discovery, and when I had
taken one Ixittle I could deep, and my appetite
wat wouderfully improved. I hate taken five
bottlet And am still improving "
Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser, paper-
1 covered, is sent free on receipt of 21 one-
cent st ' toy J of ,,,
only. Atldress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buf
falo, N. Y.
In That Cmr. '
"Would you any 'hoiicsbpollticsis.'or
'are?' "
" 'Is, of course. Honest politics isnl
wavf, siiwulnr." Indiananolis Journal.
and refreshment at any time ;
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Doctor Sponge
hns a large practice, but would bp
greatly Increased If inoiu people knew
of his curative powers. The doctor's
family ,as here exhibited, range In size
from n walnut to a big man's head
prices according to size and tiualltj',
Willi sponges go bath, tooth and hair
brushes, tooth powder, soap we hav!
them all.
BR1SLEY DRUG CO.
HOTEL, ADAMH CORNER.
Telephone 2431. Night Bell.
I
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Thefe will be a. special meeting of the.
Rtockiiplders of the Phoenix Building
and Itoan Association held at the office
of thj; secjvtany, 21 Noith First Ave.,
nt 7:0 p. mv May 1, 1901, the object of
said 'meeting liclng the alteration of
Artlt'jje III. of the articles or Incorpoiu
tlon of said association; also to r.itlfv
and Ninllrm amendments to by-laws of
this association adopted nt fi regular
meeting of the board of dliectors held
Aprjl 9, 1901. A full attendance Is de
sired. C. F. AINSWORTH,
, President.
R H. ORETONE, Secretary.
jJREST ASTOURIPE
&o Morrow
Coaster Brake
Onarantcci you Attoiut Cow.
01 f cut! JU-untiy f.i VyillKU
lt ni.y nln.il. Your ftluol il
wara uudm control. Krnrity oa
liiln, A luxury On tho loci.
You Rid 60 Miles, but
Pedal only 35 Miles.
100,000 uUsfied rtdtr bit rear,
hot J ijj oil eyila dealers. Hock
Itl trie.
FcllpteMlg.Co.,Elmlra,N.Y.
QUO. H. O tlXAUEIk.
Jen UriiU).
iatlmatea
Jfuruished.
FiFiELD & Gallagher
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
AND
SUPERINTENDENTS
ItooBts 11, 12 and IS' O'HslU Bulldln.
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
I'O B 1XJ7I,
THE PALACE
UIHBOHFELD ft PERKINS,
Proprietors.
Imported and Domestic
j Wines, Liquors and
Cigars.
PHOENIX
ARIZONA
Por Correct
Bicycle
Repairing...
The Bcutc Company has
the best equipped shop in
. the Southwest.
Difficult work o specialty at a
reasonable scale of prices
Agents for Monarch
and Ferris Bicyci.es.
The Bente Bicycle Co.
Adams Street, Near Center.
CASTLE CREEK
Hot Springs
After a very successful season, in
which the cnpaclty of the buildings has
not been sufllcient to accommodate nil
who have wished to come, the guests
are now leaving, so that after tho 17th
Inst., (April), there will be plenty of
room. Come for a few weeks' icst and
recuperation.
C. M. COLHOUN, Mgr.
"Just the Cut
I Wanted"
Was the exclamation of a man the oth
er day whose housekeeper had been
ulse enough to get her roast beef nt
Hurley's. No one attnins perfection but
we aim constantly at satisfying our
patrons for meats, and generally suc
ceed. "Where there's a will there's a
way," and our way Is to suit you.
P. T. Hurley.
rhone 1:1 1
1 (Tf
3 West Washington St,
1
tasiiih Cure
PASADENA,
By the continuous Inhalation of air rot-dlciitcd o b to apply dlrept toilie dlneaieii aur.
raceu.roiHedleKfAlciilHieil.tri destroy the Kerina nml to lii-il the damaged tlMR-s; the specific
aemrn treatmr til lor tho eiprcaa liiirpo'oiil destroyinK ami removlug the teims which are the
direct canst) o( the disease; the kcihtuI utilmlMtngof tho patient nnd tho special development
and strt-iiittienlPK of thu weaker parts by a thorough and acicniillc drill lu physical culture
ami pulmonary gymnastics; coimlcd with thu natural adraiiiagcs of a perfitt rllmate, both
natural and artificial. Thu results obtained at thltanaUrliim, with thete combined methods
ol treatment, are very gnitltrfnir. and -called Incurable lousumptlves ara cured, or very
much Improved. Write for literature.
BALLARD PULMONARY SANATORIUM - PASADENA, CAL.
-TOT
Natiooal Bank of Arizona,
PHOENIX, ABIZONA.
CAPITAL PAID UP $100,100
SURPLUS 25,000
EMIT.. C1ANZ. President
SOL LKWI8, Vice-President.
S. OBEUFELDER, Cashier.
JOHN J. SWEENEY, Asst. Cashier.
Dlrectori; Imil Oanti, Bol Lewli, J. 1. 1
Smith. Charles uoMman, 8. Obcrteldcr, til
ward EUele.Joa. Tbalbeirotr.
CORRESPONDENTS,
The nank of California. .San Francisco
Laldlaw & Co New York
National Hank of Commerce. .St. Louis
Nat'l Hank of Commerce. .Kansas City
First National Bank Chicago
Colorado National Bank Denver
Farmers' & Merchants' Nat'l Bank
Los Angeles
Consolidated Nat'l Bank Tucson
Bank of Arizona Prcscott
Messrs. N. M. Rothschilds & Sons...
London
THE VALLEY BANE
OF PHOBNIX ARItOMJL
Paid Up Capital $10,M
Surplus 25.000
WM. CHRISTY, President.
J. C. KIRKPATRICK, Vice-President.
W. D. FULWILER, Cashier.
LLOYD B. CHRISTY, Ass't Caaaler.
Drafts issued on alt of the Important
cities of the United States and Europe.
Discount Commercial Paper and do a,
General Banking Business.
Office Hours: 9 a, m. to 3 p. aa.
DIRECTORS.
M. H. Sherman, Win, Chrtuty, E. J.
Bennltt, J. C. KIrkpatrick, F. C.
Hatch, W. D. Fulwller,
Lloyd D. Carlsty.
CORRESPONDENTS.
American Exchange National Bank,
Ne" Qork; American Exchange Na
tional Bank, Chicago; First National
Bank, Los Angeles; Bank of Arizona,
Prescoot. Ariz.; The Anglo-California
Bank, San Francleco, CaL
ESTABLISHED IS93
THE PRESCOTT
NATIONAL BANK
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.
Capital paid In $100,000.00
Surplus and profits $ 40,000.01)
FRANK M. MURPHY, President.
MORRIS GOLDWATER, Vice-Prea.
HENRY KINSLEY, Cashier
C. O. ELLIS, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
FRANK M. MURPHY
MORRIS GOLDWATER
H. KINSLEY
R. N. FREDERICKS
JOHN C. HERNDON
E. B. GAGE
D. M. FERRY.
Accounts ot individuals, Anna and
corporations aoUclted on favorable
terms.
36 Nassau St., New York.
40 State it., Boston, Mass.
FISK & ROBINSON,
Bankers
XN0
Dealers in Investment
Securities.
Deposit Accounts of Banks, Bankers,
Firms, and Individuals received, sub
ject to sight draft. Interest allowed
on balances. Correspondence Invited
from Corporations, Trustees and other
conservative Investors. Orders on tin
New York Stock Exchango executed
on commission for cash.
HABVKY KUWARD FISK.
8B0RQE U. ROBINSON,
Mamter New York Rtock XxoBanga
GARDEN CITY RESTAURANT
TIIK OLDEST IN THK CITY.
EdJoji the best standing with trademen
Buyaererythlngatspot cath prlte and giro
the beat 25c meal.
TUCK HING & CO.
and 21 Washington Bt , cast of Jacobs A
Co. Private, rooms for families. Tickets H.W
Single meals 25 cents
Bargains
4 lots on First avenue near Van Buren
$500 oach
40 acres under Maricopa canal; Im
proved; alfalfa, well, house and barn,
S3.OO0
1C0 acres, one mile from Phoenix. In
alfalfa; water rights Maricopa and
Grand
$t 2,000
W. J. MURPHY, O'Neill Block,
1 at the BALLARD
I PiilfflOMry Sanatorium
CALIFORNIA
Wrought
IRON PIPE and
FITTINGS...
Valves, Packing Shafting,
Pulleys, Etc., Machim Shop
Machinery, Supplies, Etc.
Phoenix Foundry
and Machine Works.
2Sto33Kostii Second Street.
&&&
tftiltf
A Delightful Surprise
for those whose appetite Is coquetting
with them when they find that dainty
spring lamb chops or a tender steak
has been provided from our choice
stock of meats for tlielr breakfast.
They are dellciously appetizing for the
fastidious palate. Our prime roasts,
steaks and chops are tender, Juicy nnd
of fine quality.
Cold Air Storage Market
S. J. TRIBOLKT - 114-116 W. Waihtncton
Kelley, Taneyhil & Woodruff Co.
Manufacturers of Water, Oil and Ulnar
Prospecting Machinery ot all kinds, with
which ran be used atcam, gasoline, or horse
tower, l'rieei reasonable. Get our catalogue,
l'aclflc Coaat Agency, 268 Bo. Los Angales
St., Los Angeles, Cal.
BREAD
Basis of Strength.
Bread I Good Bread)
In Short
Phoenix Bakery Bread
Contains everything necessary to sus
tain life. It is made of the finest high
grade Hour, by the most skillful bakers,
and In the most perfectly appointed
bake shops. Is pure, palatable and
wholesome. Being light. It can be eaten
and digested by Invalids.
PhoenixBakery & Confectiomrj
EDWARD EISELE, Prop.
Established 1881. Telephone 891
7 AVest Washington Street.
THE
Bashford - Burmister
COMPANY
P res cot J, - - Arizona.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Furniture," Dry Goods, Crock
cry, Wall Paper, Carpets,
Boots and Shoes, Furnishing
Goods, Stationery, Groceries,
Mining Supplies, Hardware,
Paints and, Oils, Hay and
Grain, Lime and Cement, Bug
gies and Wagons, Drugs, Etc.,
Etc., Etc.
,
It's a cloudy day when the B. B.
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