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M-.THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: SATURDAY MORNING), MAY 4, 1901
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Light Spring Delivery Wagons
One-horse Farm or Delivery Wagon
Heavy Farm Wagons
Heavy Mountain Wagons
Runabouts Light Driving Buggies, Etc, Etc, at
EZRA W. THAYER'S
124 to 126 E. Washington Street. 127 to 131 E. Adams Street. .
REMEMBER THK QREY HORSE IN FEOKT.
Estimates on brlcu work for cottnge
work and business buildings given by
the Alhambra Drlck company.
SEA FOOD.
Shrimps, Oysters on the half shell,
Ocean Fish every day at Coffee Al's
Restaurant.
Goldman fe Cc. carry the Buckeye
Mower and Tlcer Rakes. No other
makes do equal them and our prices are
the lowest.
$10,000 to loan on city or ranch prop
el ty, In nmounts to suit. E. A. Spaul
dlng, No. -11 W. Adams St.
Estimates furnished on all kinds of
brick work. The best brick and lowest
cost hy the Alhambra Bilck sompany.
Just receivea, l,00u gallons mixed
paint which will be sold at lower price
than elsewhere In the town.
J. B. LONG HARDWARE CO.
No question ibout the best place to
cat, Is at Coffee Al's Restaurant.
A full line or mirrors, Uerman and
French, both beveled and plain. If the
glass In your mirror, sideboard or
dresser Is boken telephone J, B. Lone
Hardwaie Co. and have It replaced.
SECRETARY HAY
Something About a Gentleman Who
Will Shortly Visit Phoenix.
At tlu high school yesterday mornlne
Ite. Or. MIh Halsey gae a talk on
Col. John Hay, secretary of state of the
I'nlted State, the most prominent
rnunber of the party accompanying
ru -Idiot -McKlnley on his transcon
tinental Join no).
He wns born In Salem. Ind., wW
graduated at Hiown university when
twent veins of age. a;ut studied law In
tlf olIi of Abraham Lincoln at
Sprlrsfield. III. He accompanied Lln
c ln io Washington as his private fec
it uii, remained a member of his fam
llj at the White House, and wan at his
Lfdslde when he passed away. Al
though but twenty-two ears of nge
when he went to Washington, he wns so
lned and trtiFtod by the president that
man) important and delicate missions
vcre Int uted to him, and he was ap
pointed major and colonel In the Unlt
e 1 Stairs army.
?lnif the war he has lyjueionted the
I nited States as secretary of the lega
tion at Paris and at Madtid, ns charge
o, affaires at Vienna and ns ambassador
to Ui.gland. He In one of the most In
t. unite friemN of the Hon. Whltelaw
Held, somrtlme a resident of I'hoenlx,
and our ambassador to France, and
fj 1 eJeJ .vjr Iteld ns editor-in-chief
of the Xi i York Tribune.
II 11 a tnemlri i." the Tlietn Delta
( hi college i -..t.nlty and has written
me of Its mom beautiful songs. Mr.
llaj stands In the fiont rank of con
t mrornry rut.; n. hi'. "Castlllan
'Jfijs' and poems being recognized as
1 illtled to a plaen among American
classu'i. His life of Lincoln, written
with h k friend Nlrnlay ah colaborer, Is
re f the greatest of Ameilcan blogra
I hits.
In 1ST4 Colonel liny was married to
JIIss Clara I.ouIh Stone of Cleveland,
Ohio Hl. second daughter, .Miss Helen
I ay, has, published a volume of benutl.
fi 1 jneni'i His oldest son, Arthur Hay,
Iher.ted the diplomatic talent of his
fath r and was until recently I'nlted
State ' consul nt Pretoria.
Tlir iouug man who went to the
AVhlte House as the unknown secietary
of Abraham Lincoln bas filled more lm
poitant diplomatic stations than hat
anj other American. Is noted ns an
auth'ii and orator, and now stands sec
ond In the line of succession to tha
president j of the I'nlted States.
Jn closing, Mr Halw recited "The
Advance rjunrd." ghen by Colonel Hay
at a reunion of the Army of the Cum
berland, which the speaker character
ized as one f the most beautiful poems
In the Lngllsh language:
' In the drennl of the northern poet!-,
The brac who In battle die,
Fight on in shadowy phalanx
In the Held of the upper sky:
And as we read the sounding rhyme.
The reverent fancy hears
The ghostly ilng of the viewless swordr.
And the tlash of the spectial spears.
' e think with Imperious questionings
Of the brothers whom we have lost.
And we strive to track In death's mys
tery The flight of each valiant ghost.
The northern mth come. back to us.
And we feel, thro our sorrow's night,
That those joung souls are striving
still.
Komev here, fir the truth and light.
"It was not their time for rest and
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. KlJiee. Vrinary, Bladder, Private and
n3tat 4Imh Hminal Weakness with
feJiaaWVii'Miilily pcriBanently cured Can-
"-.SiSfSW'fJ cit!ii nroHtlis removed with
648 4be kpifm r evi'ro mcnuures. llio
1 fui71V( 'Ultibar.iT'a remarkiibla incceit l
OwbUf Uh. litirlcncu and cxieptlnnal
SWUjf H twsiiWtuS "Hii)Ucntcil and intricate
"iM i'kwc )our cho in bin hand mid bo
At( 5ittt Urat'slly and Kclcntlflcally. lie
iwMSj.la.'itfco ictct I1I1 mtlro time and ttmly
Mwnc. 1( posnlble Always be
UsfUffiJnfta bjr an Expert. II unablo to
vhH ottv tFccir and coulldentlatly. Man v caici
vie IJ to I"mi! treatment. Ilefircncei: All thu
Banks, and wmnlnent bntlncst monot tho
nty OonuHtlon, In person or bylottor,
free. Ilpiitn: 1(1 to 1, I to 3, and C to 7 Ollka
nml Laboratory. "Jt-J 3. hcrond Ayenue, II lb
bsrO It illJInu, l'lKsjiilx, Ariioua.
sleep:
Their heaits bent hlgli and strong; I
In their fresh veins, the blood of youth ,
Wns singing Its hot, siveet song. I
The open heaven bent over them.
Mid (lowers their llthu feet trod.
Their lives lay vivid In light, and blest
By the smiles of women nnd Ood.
"Again they come! Again I hear
The tread of that goodly band:
f know the Hash of KlUnvorth's eye
And the grasp of his warm hard
hand:
And Putnam, and Shaw, of the Hon
heart,
And an eye like a llos.ton girl's:
And I see thp light of heaven which lay
On I'lrlc Dahlgren's curls.
"There Is no power In the gloom of hell
To quench those spirits' fire;
There Is no power In the bliss of heaven
To bid them not aspire;
Rut mmevvhere In the eternal plan
That strength, that life survive.
And like the flies on Lookout's crc.t,
Above death's clouds they strive.
"A chosen corps, they are marching on
In a wldet Held than ours:
Those bright battalions still fulfil!
The scheme of the heavenly powers;
And high, brave thoughts float down
to u.
The echoes of that far fight.
Like the ilarh of a distant picket's gun.
Thro the r.hade.s of the severing night.
".Vo fear for them! In ou, lower field
Lt us keep our arms unstained,
That at last we be worthy to stand with
them
On the shining heights they've gained.
We shall meet nnd greet In clorJng
ranks
In Time's declining sun.
When the bugles of Cod r.hall sound
recall
And the battle of life be won."
The Wakelin Grocer Co.
Wo Arc ARCtitH
For Tltc
Boss Patent Flour
It is the BEST EASTERN FLOUR, in the mar
ket. Ask your gtccer for it. If lie cannot sup
ply you comt to us. If it doesn't suit you we
will refund your money.
The Wakelin Grocer Co.
HOW'S THIS!
I
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props ,
Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known F,
J. Cheney for the Inst 15 years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable In nil
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their Arm.
WEST & TRUAX,
Wholesale Drurglsts, Toledo, O.
WALDINO. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price,
73c. per bottle. Sold by all Drusglsts.
Hall's Family Pllli are the best.
Testimonials free.
GRADUATING EXERCISES
A. J. BRADLEY,
Undertaker and Embalmer.
LADY EMBALMER,
Graduate Chicago College of Embalming to attend
Ladies and Children.
PHONE 841, 216 WEST WASHINGTON STREET, PHOENIX, ARIZ.
Commencement Week at the' Phoenix
Indian School.
Next week will be commencement
week at the Phoenix Indlap school,
there being four graduates In this
year's class. Their names are Victor
Klndelay, Lucy Ingrnhnm, Henry In
grnlntm and Juan Avalos. The people
of I'hoenlx need little Introduction to
the members of the graduating class,
as they have appeared frequently In the
literary exetclses that have taken place
at the school In recent years and which
have been -well attended by the town
folks.
The week, however, Is to be a memor
nble one. ns a proginmme has been pie
pared which beglmt with the bacca
laureate sermon to be delivered Sunday
night at Sj o'clock In the school hall by
Rev. Lapsley McAfee and which will
end with literal' exercises on Friday
evening.
Handsomely printed nnd tinted pro
grammes, illustrate. with the pictures
of the members of the graduating class
and the members of the class In do
mestic t'-lence, are now prepared and
will be a beautiful souvenir of the
events of the week for those who are
Interested.
On Monday evening nt S o'clock there
will be prize speaking by the members
of the eighth .grade, the programme
being as follows:
Orclustrn.
Declamation "The Men to Make a
State" . Thomas Allison
Recitation "Lltle Joe". ...Dora Tripp.
Music "Hark! They Come". ..Chorus
Declamation "The Rivals"
Patricio Lugo
Recitation "Monn's Waters"
Alice Nott
Vocal Duet "The Swallow"
Catherine Valenzuela and Amy
Ragnell.
Declamation "How He Saved St.
Michaels" .....William Peters
Recitation "ParenUl Discipline"...
. Susie Merrill
Intrumcntnl Duet "Tho Ocean by
Moonlight" '.
Amy Bagnell nnd Irene Tabl-
pchaddle.
Declamation "The Victor of Ma.
rengo" ,... ..Mariano Silvan
Recitation "The Last .Hymn"
Amy Ragnell
Music "Home Scenef . Chorus
Orchestra.
Tuesday will be devoted to, the cere
monies attending tho reception of Presi
dent McKlnley and party, and Wednes-
; day afternoon from .1 to 5 o'clock there
will be .1 public reception nnd exposition
of work In the manual training build
ing. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock the
following programme will be presented:
Rarid.
L"s.ay "What the Government Is
Doing for the Housekeeper"....
Carrie Roberts
Solo Mlsa Utley
Demonstration of Work.....'.
Amy Ragnell, Alice Nott, Susie
Merrill, Kmma Ilrastus.
Solo , Mr. Andrews
Kssay "Up Stairs and Down Stairs
nnd In My Lady's Chamber"....
Clio Setoyant
Kssay "What Olrln are Doing"..,.
Lulu Wilson
Presentation of Diplomat
Supt. Crenger of the Phoenix
City Schools.
Thusdny will be class day nnd nt 2
o'tlock in the nfternnon the following
programme will be rendered: ,
Band.
Class History Henry Ingraham
Class Poem Lucy Ingraham
Rand.
Class Prophecy Vh'tor Klndelay
Proslilent's Address Juan Avalos
Class Song Eighth Grade
Rand.
Friday evening the commencement
cxercl8 will be given, beginning nt S
o'clock. The motto of the class Is
"Work and thou ehalt have," and the
programme for this evening. It Is be
lieved, will be the best proof in the
world that the class realizes Its mean
ing. Relow Is tho order of the exercises.
Orchestia.
Invocation Rev. C. V, Cowan
Music "Italia" t Chorus
Oration "The Wall Must Wear the
Weather-Stain Before It Bears
the Ivy"..., Victor Klndelay
Instrumentnl Solo Fifth Nocturne
Catherine Vnlenzueln
Oration "Finish That Which You
' Have Begun" Henry Ingraham
Song "Greeting to Spring"
Ladles' Quartet
Kssay "Kvolutlon of the Lady"....
Lucy Ingrnbnm
Song '"Tls Morn" Male Quartet
Orntlon "The Home In the Govern
ment" Jimn Avnlos
Music "Light and Gay" Chorus
Addres'i Supt. S. M. McCowan
Presentation of Diplomas
Gov. N. O. Murphy
Orchestra.
Address Chief Justice Street
Orchestra.
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lBo patterns or picture moulding, new
stock, latest designs. Picture frames
made to order. No fancy prices.
J. B. LONQ HARDWARE CO.
LA FIESTA
De 1) Floros
IN HONOI! OF
President MdKinley
AND HIS CADINET.
Mngni6cent Floral Pageant.
Gorgeous Oriental Parade.
Special Hutcs on nil Rallroado.
MAY S and 9.
Los Angki.ks, : : Cai..
Real Estate
FOR SALE-. All kinds of Improved and
unimproved city and ranch property.
Rest Vnlues In orange groves and or
nnge land to be had In the valley.
Well located 5 and 10 acre lots.
$10,000 to loan on city or ranch prop
erty In amounts to suit.
Choice Adams nnd Washington St.
business property for sale.
320 acres of land flO miles from
Omaha, Neb., to exchange for valley
property.
Fine residence to exchange for land
under any of the old canals,
E. A. Spaulding
No. 41 Wast Adams Btrent.
STEIN'S
Cloak and Suit House.
SPECIAL SALE
Beginning Friday, May 3.
FOR ONE WEEK- ONLY
Fifty Tnllor-made Suits in ladles'
cloth, Venetian, cheviot. These are all
the very latest Uton coats, llarlng skirts
nnd nro worth 35 per cent more than
we will sacrifice them for this week.
We also make suits and skirts to order.
Riding habits a specialty. This s.nle is
a money paver for the ladles who con
template purchasing a suit.
Stein's Cloak & Suit House.
Cor. Washington and Second Sts.
HI fill PAY lr CURED.
WW Uro Lost power, or rexual wruknew, viir.
Icowle, stricture, nnnll or fhmnVtn
I v Bl oitmivs. Kltlrly cured b liie l-Xl'HCT
MC.lv VACUUM PhVH.OI'Ul. NotliiliRKriitun
" " Irfl. ordered. I'ull dnnrhitlon at ofllc'tir
in iwn Ity mail, swiHTlywileil In ilnlntuvc!ojio.
AlpiilirilHi' i:PHCT ni'ST WVHI'HI A.l.lrr-.
EXPtP.I Mf 0. CO.. Room 4. 307 17th St., Cjir, Colo.
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$19.00 A PIECE
AND
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Forgone of our Perfect Fit
ting guaranteed
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AUW00I MllS.
Pit, No Pay
Another bale of new Woolens received May 1,
, $19.00, $20.00 $22.50, and $25.00. J
$
Wc WOULD like to have vou look these over, anv-
way, IF you trade somewhere else we will show you what 2
you ought to pay tor your clothes.
I ROSS & M
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THE LEADING TAILORS.
workshop 3. s. First Ave. 35 W. WASHINGTON STREET.
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SHAMMYS
WHISK BROOMS
This is the time of the YEAR for cleaning and dusting. See East
window for some nice Chamois and Whisk Brooms at Proper Prices.
RUMEMDBR YOU GET WHAT VOU ASK FOR AX
BEAR'S Keystone Pharmacy,
Opposite
City Hall.
Presidential Sale!
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Only Six Days More of This RecordBreaking Bargain Offering,
We generally aim to have something new and special for Saturday. Our New
York buyer has been trying for some time to obtain something unusually attractive
and extra good value for our great sale. The result has been most gratifying and we
arc able to offer today a handsome line of
SHIRT WAIST SUITS
A very -pretty Suit, tuclcil
waist niid skirt, soft collar
on waist, with Ily bow,
Mte"ly $5,00
A neat Tnn Suit, tucked
walrrt anil skirt, soft collar,
ttjllsh cut skirt, white or
$6.00
Tan, old rose, blue nnd red
Suits, tucked wnlst and
skirt trimmed with white
wash braid $6i75
WHITE WAISTS
Wc have -just received a nice new line White Waists, a variety of trimmings. Well
made, exceptional value1;.
Trimmed, with two rows of insertion in
front with tucked backf $2.00
Fine White Lawn, soft collar, waist tuck
ed all over, extra fine garment., $3. 50
T: immed with two rows embroidery insertion
and tucks, soft collar, good valucjkjjj 50
Trimmed with two rows tucks in front, plain
back, all sizes $1.25
A Nice Line of Baby Caps arjd Bonnets for Summer wear.
All the above were bought specially for this sale and arc niai'ked at sale prices.
Don't Porgot Saturday Evening.
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