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The Arizooa Republican
CjAV. VICKERS General Manager
B.M. McCOWAN Managlnr Editor
1IAUVKY J. IjKB....BunIncss Manager
J. W. 9PEAH Associate Editor
Tie Arizona Pitblishing Company
Exclusive Morning Associated' Jress
Dlapatchei.
Tha only Perfecting Press In Arizona.
The only battery of Linotype In Ari
zona. '
publication office: 36-3S East Adams
street. Telephone No. 471.
Entered at the poatoftlce nt Phoenix,
Arliona, as mall matter of the wcond
class.
SUHSCRIPTION KATES.
11 mall, dally, one year
weekly, onfe ear
Calvrln advance.
.J9 00
. 2.00
hy CAiimicn.
Dally, per month
But If these vetses sent by cable are
correctly transmitted tos vary" 'likely
they are not they are ordinary. Some
thing seems to be the matter with this
one:
More than a little lonely,
Where the lessening tall-lights shine.
No, not combnntnnt only,
Di tails guarding the line.
The third lino requires that tho ac
cent shall bo plactnl incorrectly on the
second sj liable of "combatant." And
In the other stanza sent, wo have tho
Emersonian rhyme of "escape us" with
"papers." If Mr, Kipling really mado
this rhyme, the merit can at least be
claimed for It that It not Cockney, for
while the Cockney would say "pipers"
for "papers," he- would hardly say
"esklpers" for "escape us." Enthusias
tic KIpllngltes are strongly recom
mended to wait for the malls before
they load even a lino of this latest
effort of their master.
$25,000
To
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flortrnor.. ....,. ..
TtrtltotlU Secretary..,
4BKITOKXAX OFFICIALS
...MO Murphy
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'territorial Auditor
Suul.ol Public Ins
Ohit Janice
Attorney tJener!
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PHOENIX, AUI'.ONA, JUNE 12. 1901.
Wo present elsewhoro with great
pleasure this moinlng a letter from Mr.
K. S. Clark of Flag
THE OUEATEST staff, cnlllng ntten
OF HUMMER Hon to that town a
11E80TITS. n point from which
to set out on Jour
ney to the grandest natural scensry
In the world, notab'y the Orand Can
joti of the. Colorado. We do not
wish to discriminate between Flagstaff
nnd William' ai n setting out point I If Thoenlx U going to do anything
fqr the Orand Canyon, or for the mag- In the way of celebrating the Fourth of
nlftcent fishing etrenms and other de- July a start cannot be made too soori.
Jlghtful summering places south of All our sister towns have nearly cqm
those magnificent Arizona towns, but pleted their preparations, some of
The so-called accident In the United
Verde, concerning which a greatly ex
aggerated story was
WAYS OF rent from Jerome less
DEPAKTINO than a week ago, re
FUOM THIS suited In the death of
'(VOIII.D. only ons man, Arthur
Cerltz, a miner. It was
not properly an accident, but a natural
occurrence orwas the rcsultor a miscal
culation by Carltz concerning his abil
ity to hold down a fifty-pound box
of dynamite Ho weighed 225 pounds.
He was last seen sitting on the box ad
justing a cap to a piece of fuse, Noth
ing was ever seen of the box afterward,
but pieces of flesh and bone were found
In the tunnel. They were believed to
be parts of the mjher. However, that
was meioly a surmise, since none of
them were big enough to bo Identified.
Many people believe that vcry man
should be allowed to choose th,e man
ner of his death. If Cerltz wanted to
die In such a way that the expense and
bother of a funeral could bo avoided.
It was the business of nobody hut the
United Verde compapy, which was
taxed for the dynamite.
In sums to suit.
On terms to suit.
On plan to suit.
Money on hand.
No delay, quick action.
K you want money go to
R. H. BREENE
21 NORTH FIRST AVENUE.
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.
-4 ,,, "fjrJS A!??SSSM'
los aino-ejijEss.
We hope that Arlzdnlans will chooso
one or the other of them as a p'easure
base, for there Is nowhere else In the
UnlWd States that so much worth see
ing can be seen for lltt!q money.
There Is no other region In the world
b4 rich In health-giving air, as the
northern part of Arizona. We do not
understand why those who have very
little time and money to spend in rec
re'allon should spend It at conven
tional watering places. Watetlng
IilULca are numerous and th?re are so
which are very elaborate. We suggest
that the Are department take the In
itiative In this matter, and we feel very
sore that It will be generously sup
ported. The metropolis and the capi
tal of the territory cannot afford to let
July 4 go by the same as any other
day of tho calendar.
The Boston Judge who decided the
case In faor of Mrs. Eddy did not
decide that the article complained of
was 'not libelous, but that It was not
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many trillion miles of coast line In the clear that Mrs. Eddy was referring ui
wor'ii that tho whole line bicomes rectly to 'the complainant In the case,
common. There Is the additional at-j The promised exposure of the secrets
tracildn of the crowd at the watering of Mrs. Eddy's organization did not
places, but there ar b: many lvoplo materialize. This Is a case In which
In the world that al pcoplo from the Mather Eddy's characteilstlc want of
view of thj- hurried slgrit-seermust be lumlnolimess stodd her In good "Head.
very common. There lsj though. In all I
the world only one Grand Canyon of
the Colorado, and there Is no other
chasm anywhere approaching It In
grandeur. There are also very few
trout streams In the United States Ilka
Oak Creek. There Is no resort we
know of, so worth a summer lslt as
northern Arizona.
v Trie transmission of poetry by the
Atlantic cable ought, to be prohibited.
The divine nfllatus et
rOETRY iently cannot ' b?
UY cramped Into a whe.
CABLE. Sir. Kipling's latest
poem, "The Bridge
Ouard on the Karoo," of which wo
print this morning some evidently dis
torted verses, has the merit, like most
of Mr. Klpllng'ft work, of a foundation
on a srjb;ct a't once, quite out of tho
ordinary and 6t strong human Interest.
It was enough to cause a riot when
the Minneapolis papers spelled the
name of Evelyn H. Uelden, president
of the Jowa Equal Suffrage association,
Evelyn B. Baldwin. It Is Baldwin that
makes a specialty of north pole ex
cursions. .
It Is told that at a banquet J. Pler
pont Morgan ate only fish and soft
boiled eggs. For the peace of the
world It Is hoped that Mr.- Morgan Is
not going to become a confirmed dyspeptic.
FjMr MffnWKr
Some of the nations of Europe nre
crying out for a Monroe- doctrine of
their own that will prevent Americans
from taking possession of markets
they have long considered their own.
.Democratic cpmplalnt about Justice
Harlan being bribed by an appolntmtmt
to stand by the administration have
all ceased since he stood against the
administration.
"I am still n joung man," said Rus
sell Sage the qther day, "for a man is
young Just ns long ns he takes an act
ive Interest In his own life and tho life
of the world nt large."
A novel vacation trip Is being takn
by Hanker Jenkins .indu patty of eleen
friends from Cairolton, Kun. They aie
traveling across the state to Colorado
In an old style prulrlc wagon behind
relaj s of oxen spans.
The Rev. Francis 1). Oamewell played
a conspicuous part In the slge of the
Cegntlons at Pekln last summer. He
It was who superintended the fortlll-
cations and practically saved the Euio-
peans from massacre. Mr. Oamewell
Is the son of the late John N. Oamewell
of New York. Ho was boin In South
Carolina, and came from old Methodist
stock. His grandfather and three of
his uncles, among them the Rev.
Charles Taylor, founder of the Metho
dist Missionary society, were Methodist
clergymen. In the fall of 1881 he went
to Pekln ns nn appointee of the mis
sionary society. There he met Miss
Mary Potter, hetsclf a missionary to
China, and was married to her in 1SS2.
Hugh Hole, the son of the famous
and genial Denn Hole of Rochester, has
leturned to England fiom South Africa.
Hole was one of the first C. I. V.'s, und
recalls with pardonable prhle the fact
that ho got twenty tecrults for the
corps who average six feet In hetght
nnd over forty Inches In chest mensute
ment. He himself did something to
bring up the average, for he is all hut
six feet In height, and broadly mi.de In
proportion. Long before he went to
South Africa hejused to spend his sum
mers In Norway, and soon became
known from Trondhjem to the North
Cape as the tall Englishman who spoke
Norse as well as his mother tongue,
A dispatch from Rochester ays that
that city Is anxiously awaiting the de
cision of Rev. Richard I). Hailan ns to
his accepting thf presidency of Lake
Forest university. In an Intenlew he
snld his having two brothers In Chi
cago would make a residence In that
city very pleasant for him. He has
not mado up his mind jet as to his ac
ceptanre of the presidency, and says1
"It will take ful'y ten dajs for me to
weigh the matter thoroughly nnd make
a decision." It Is generally believed
that he will accept the college presi
dency. One of the most remarkable mem
ories of which trure Is any rport Is
that or Richard C. (Jill, the Veteran su
perintendent of the model department
In the patent office at Wnshlngton. It
is estimated that there are more than
800,000 models in Mr. O Ill's department.
Mr Ol'i has not nnl" lenrnpd he work
ings of each individual model, but he
rememberH each eo perfect'y that he
ran describe its workings from mem
ory, without bothering to hunt up t'te
model Itself. He knows the jcar the
model was received, who the Inentor
as and other Information regarding
the Invention. Mr. 0111 Insists that
there Is nothing remarkable about his
memory and asserts that any one occu
pying his position would do as wtII as
himself.
NflTICK HOUSE
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
ItATES: 11.21 to $.1(0 per riiiy. Latter with
prlvnte baths. Roumx fi.v Up.
The most iiopuMr limits In In' Angelc for
Arlzon people IUi Jiint added n third story
iiml ni (outalnK n rooms, all newly fur
iilKtied, with running water ileieator.
'llilrty unites with prlvnte ba tin.
Frea Bat To and From All Trains,
, : TKI.KPIIONK RKD toil : :
HOTEL CLARENDON.
123 Rooms: 40 beiutlful suites
Aith private baths; electric lights
Hot and coM water throughout.
A first-class European Hotel.
BATES. 50c A DAY AND UP.
8 S. Hill Strect.'Corner Fourth,
Los Anodes, Col
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I STANFORD
N. K. CORSKR
Kni i.i it ami
nut, striJti.
Entrance, 350 8. Hill.
l'iirnlhed new throughout; now minagemcit; free
bulb: hot and cold water; cIcctNc llglii: ran to all
points Oon?en1ent to rsstaurantn and all places of In
tornt. Room ?l.rl to fcl.M p'r wetlc.
S-. MRS. L. E. HARTMAN, Prop.
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hotel savoy ;;
Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases.
Send for new Catalogue.
n n UIUITUCV 0. OnilP 343-34R
Ui Ui IiniinCI Qk OUnOi B. Mprln Street.
B ronil nnd 'third 1 loots.
1'liONK ITTEB 0731
Jtli and llro.ilwar, Ov.r llroadnay lpt. Store.
. niwiy lurouuN nooini.
.OOadi). fipeclal IUt?H !y week. , month.
. Newly Furnished Booms.
M. CUYAS, Manager.
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If Prof. Starr objects to men's part
ing the hair In tho middle what would
he hae thought If he had lived years
ago when men wore long plilc whiskers?
So you have s feeling of undue full new
in vine stomach, belchlngs, or sour, or
bitter rittags? These are but afew of
the symptoms of the diseased stomach.
The worst thing which can be done
for the stomach in such a case is to take
some tablet or powder which merely,
gives temporary relief from discomfort.
The best thing to do is to begin the cure
of the disease bv beginning the use of
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
It cures disease of the stomach and
other organs of digestion and nutrition.
it makes the "weak" stomach strong,
nnd putt the body in a condition of
vigorous health.
tI wat troubled a long time with dyspepsia,
toifjd liver, and constipation," writes Mrs Julia
If-Pcal. ot Oitwslt, Iredell Co, N. C. "Could
carcrly eat anythlntr at all ! would have attacks
of pain aomethlnt; like colic, and sometimes It
neemed as though I could not live, I wrote to
Dr K V, Pierce, statin; my condition, and In a
few days received a kind letter of ndvlce, telling
in to use D". Pierce's Oolden Medical Discov
ary I ,ook four bottles, and one vial of Dr.
rtrrce's Pellets, atid now 1 can eat anything 1
want and It .danU. hurt me, I hue not been iu
ld a day atnee I took your 'Golden Medical
Dlscowry,' and I have not since felt anysymu-
toms of disease. 1 have not taken any medicine
s twtlvt. months
Dr, Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-tipatiou.
Mr. Rockefeller Is disposed to be gen
erous, but does not allow It to be un
derstood that there Is a giving match
on between him and Mr. Carnegie.
Dowle declares that he Is the pro
phet Elijah, but there Is a belief that
he Is much likelier to ride In a patrol
wagon than a chnrlot of fire.
Herron might take note that the
tramp is a tramp because he loves
freedom and will not submit to the
restraints of society.
"Bubbles nre well enough, but I like
better to have an Intelligent beast un
der me than to fool about a portable
stove."
"'Druther have Intelligent stove
under me than four legs subject Jo
brain with tendency to emotional Itl
sanity. Tried it one. In hospital, six
weeks. Olmmc wheels. I'e no us for
legs." Ijfe.
o i
"Pa, what's the dlffetence between
notoriety 'und fame?"
"Well, there 1s not necessarily a wo
man In the casa of the man who bo
comes famous." Chicago necord-Her-nld
o
HoielBronswickSfis
First-clast Fanrity Hotel, choice local
ity; newly refitted.
Largo sunny rooms; terms reasonable. Special
prices by the week. ft. P. ManSliBltl, PfOp,
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HOTtL BALTINOKE
ETJHOPftAN PLAN
Elegant suites with private baths.
Up-to-date in every particular.
HMILTOAI JOHNSON, Prop.
Northea.t Corner Bth dOlW. St
the YORKE
large
Rooms
Hot and
Cold Baths
Comer Main ami Second street?, m Angele?, California.
v...i.t.,.i -n.ma ..tnffiAAi. nn .iiltp. (Vntral location Modern com n
Ivnrfs t'rnvinknt io reMnntants, th'attrsnrd joitofflce. Klcctrlu nrs to ail pur s of the
ritj iBUIhoiloor. Eniraura 103 last B inudhireet
KwHBEIswVsfc
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WITH TURK MOUNTAIN' WATKR AT
AVALON
SANTA GATALINA ISLAND
T'ndcr conditions prevailing last year.' Dozens ot swift power launches
for llihlng and excursions. Tuna Club tournament now on. Our Marine
Hand, Including Chas. Streeper of St. Louis, cornetlst, and other soloists of
national loputatlon. The best golf links. The aquarium, containing hun
dreds of living wonders of the deep. Hoatlng and liathlng over Nature's most
wonderful marine gardens as seen at great depth through smooth, trans
parent waters. Catallna offers attractions not possible at other resorts.
Dally steamer service. Hotel Mctropole always open. Take Southern Pa
cific or Salt Lake Iloute trains, leaving Los Angeles dally at 9:05 and 8:C0
a. in. respectively, Fare, round trip from Los Angeles, excursion, J2.G0: reg.
ular, J.'.'S. Manning Co., 222 S. Spring St., Los Angeles. Phone Main 35.
RUPTURE
Can be permanently cured by DR. FRANKLIN
it CO. Our cure in a recent discovery by Dr
Franklin, and is a permanent, painless, Bafo and
quuK metiiocl lo knife, no injections and no de
tention from business. Treatment by mail. Cor-
res-pondence solicited.
DR. FRANKLIN & CO.,
gSSSr?,iB8il.gg 888V,y Los Angeles, Cal,
THE BROWfJSBERGER HOOIE SCHOOL
OF8HOR BAND AND TYPEWRITING. Los ArgeLs, Calif orr U.
lorated on IU beautiful property, B12-9S5 W. Seventh t. Ileyond the confusion and ttmita
lions of ttininnlnttreeu i jet wi Inn e..y wal.ing distance: ealj acccn to all car lines; txten
slegroiiiids.tiitlfiilllowerMaiidicrandtrett A tjpical, modtrn, refined horaa cofabined
with the tnont th.roiih l uilness training . unwug
Tlirt-c cxrwrienccd teachcts and two paid dictators. This school owns a larger nmnbr of
m.chlucs tnan anr other s Pbtml In tlis tnte. Krery pupil f urnlibeil one at his home or room
reoof chw. Office training daily mulcr a special tachr. Speed work under a special
teacher. I).flylnstructlrnlnpelllnr, punetuaton aid hngllsh romrosltlon. Sparlshand
lire H"nc5ivi"t ENCI NCJUJijlN e7 ?"" 8cP,cm,,er ' Hookkceplng for those who de-
A Special 810 Course of fix Weeks Will Ba Offered.
Evenlnc cliool al. mmmer under exDorinccd teschcrs. Large, handf ome caulogue free,
Hotel Rosslyn
plan, "5c per Jay and up
The best appointed Hotel at reasonable prlcn
In I.os tigles, California, sl'iiatcd on Main
Street, directly opposite ibe U, b. l'oitoffice
Kcry modern Coiivcnknoo; new and rltranj
superior aToinmndhtlons for 2'i0tieil. Kates
American pian.tz iu pcruay anuiip. European
lies or ancsis rcinainlntra week or more, lako
pot ditectto K-sslyn Hotel Rohm iS Welfor PropH,
StHTlal rates to families or riicsis rctnainlnpt a week or more,
elicttli cars or omnibus nt del
THE COLONADE
a F. E. HENTZ, Proprietor.
X S. 1 II I.I, ST. (Between 3rd and 1th)
A FAVORITB PI.AOE FOR AKIZ0MAN8.
Ono block frotn shoptlng center. I'nder new managcmtit; tlironghly renoMtcd,wellron
ducted, elect Family and Transient Hnll nt morterate pric.'s. Ki.oma large, tool and fltit-ly
furnl'lied Kxcellenl popular pr'ced Ci"fo tonnected.
HOTEL RAMONA
I.(W AMirLix, CaU, Cor. Spring and Third Sis.
House; iomihi summer rates.
Host Central Location.
F. B. MALLORY, Pior
THE BEACON
723 Ilo',on Street, I.os Angeles, Cal. Is d llRlitfiiU sit
uated In tho finest residence portion of the city, near
Wesilaka IVrk. I.ar;e, cool pun bet, rooms handsomely
and newly furnished, strictly II st class Rates reason
able. MRS. S. L DOWER, Prop
The "Iron horse"
he la coaled.
feels hlfl oats when
Painters nro always nhlc to hrush
an ay their debts easily.
Dowle has been getting himself into
public ptlnt pretty regulnrly for some
time; but he can't keep pace with Herron.
The better people get acquainted
with Agulnaldo the less he seems like
George Washington.
Those who criticize the decision In
the Insular cases at least assume that
they understand fully the decision.
T.he South Carolina sensation Is on
papor. Such things cannot properly be
cnlleil sensations In South Carolina.
Mamma Tommv. the tf.i"hr t. u
me. that Voiudo not behave, well in
.scljoo), nnd that you are sadly behind
in your studies.
Tommy And you sat and listened to
her! Mamma, don't you know It take.?
,J?tr".. to gosilp? Boston Tran-scrij4.
Iio -A.nglt3S
mTcodie
Broadway If llltnery and
Hnlrdraaainir Parlors
450 outh Broadway...
SWITCHES, Wld. FUONTPUTCEP,
JANES, ETC., MADE TO ORDEK
AND IM STOCK.
We positively glvo the bent shamjoo
In the city.
Hnlrdretislng, Shampooing. Manicuring
and t'nce ilnssaw.
The new Clny l'nck; uNo Singeing by
Knsllsh process
POPOLAR PRIOKH.
ALIj WORK GUARANTEED. -
HOTEL NADEAU
THE ST. MO
First and Spring Streets.,
: : LOS ANGELES.. : :
Aiders & ThompMon, PropM.
Iok at lh( llns of
ymr hand. They
mean much to yon.
THE HAND OF DESTINY
nnd Mrs. I'm), the lady win has rja I su-cessfuUy the hands of Ameri'
ca s leading people, and K iropt'a royalty, will traislata thoie lines ac
ulil. ,.;i. ii,.. iTi-C"'.i. T.:.-JT.,.-'l,i'."?,u ".", "? """f """"
-i.v. i ,," . . .,li" wiin-imma Menu gn as correct retaingiai
ierso'ialnlIoiilil Insure. Prices moJerate; lisst city references.
Mrs. Kathryn Case,
- Snite 117 Hellmxn Blnni ''
Saeonl and Broadway, LOi ANOELE8, CAL.
WHILE IN THE CITY
Call and n tin! sa ae of thee la ti at style pictures-
You should not tall
tolslt lis an sit for
some of the litest
stcl engraving Portraits-made only
and first Introduced by this htudlo
.Worldwide reputation tor high ersde
worn. teiii awards from Paris xpi
smoi, worm's -lr, ana first prise
poia meaal at Midwinter l'air, San
1'ranclro, 184.
STt'DIO U7.V 6prlni8t.. Los Angeles
The Ve y Latest and Most Stylish .. .
Meunhy
222 West 3rd Street. .
Between Spring and Broaiway.
To be aflen at HISS A. CLARKE'S
Mdison NouvelleJ
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
DON'T FORGET !
While on your visit tc
Los Angeles for the best
Fish, Oysters Steaks,
Chops, etc., call on .Lj IjEJ xT 'S, the best
known Cafe on the Pacific Coast. Ill W. Third St
RELIABLE AND EXPERIENCED DRUGGISTS.
t 1 T . jC T T""S? t "If 231 Po. Broadway, oppo'lteOlty Hall.
' JTJt r K y ' ...Manufacturrrs of I.aux' CaliitirviiI
PERriir.4. llSf,V L'tUtd toll r.-.1.- - .nful,.. ' " 1
J - -.., w an. .Kkn . . '... V...V.O - VH,9.l ,
Krco bus from all trains to Hotel New management;
reuovatod throughout. All cars pas Hotel, hooms
M cents io ll.UU per day: spclal rales ly neuk. St IN.
m.i.su A EICHENHOFER, Prop.
Believae Terrace Hotel
Ilest appointed family hotel; J10 per month up.
TPP-IES O.A.KS
Corner Sixth and Figueroa
A. TAUIILE & CO., Pi ops.
Telephone Main 41G.
fijl'f ho. Hrnadnay Pleasant room, f Ingle or
en nilto. Bates Roaaonablo
TUC itftMnUAM 109i$Bniith HroadwAT OKNTItAL LOCATION. Kooms
M C W l U n r IVl for transients aid permanent guests.
-ai iCADuil A LJTTCl Kt-eond and Hill St
OnUlrUniNI IIWH-U Itatrs reasonahlo
Sft'eit Family Hold.
Tliot. 1'akcoK, Proprietor
THE NARRAGANSET
4JT South Prosrtway. WRS A. M
privsto bslbs PnbliPb.tlis Inc.
CARI., I'r.or Suites Mith
The Broadway Hotel Cafe,..
at 1.11 South Uro.dway, Is THK lt"T 1'LACK
for rhuilanstoeatwhl'o In Ux Anrelci It
is iv first class short order house anil Is In the
heart of tho city. -The prices vlll suit you.
.. .Mrs. C E. LEMON, Prop.
FsslcLoriei..
k PLEASANT HOME-
During Summer months In IMsadena Callfor.
dIr Climate, uurona ed. ronrsos in Jjn.
guage; English, Arls and illttle. Address:
"Clasical School For Girls,"
1M S. Kticlld Ave., I'aiudcnu, Cal.
TLiCT PuLuTCD Modern and firsl-class; freo baths; rouen!ent to Kes
rlC. lj rl l.O I I- n taurants. 431 South Hprlnif Street.
Hotel Gray
Third and Main Streets, t'entrally located European plan; prl-
ate baths; ratci reasonable. C.M OKaY, Proprietor,
TUC ICCOAUIIIC lOf.i. South Hroidway. New hnuso new furniture. Modern and first
lilt JCOOAIYI Hl iMk. Good beds a specialty. Hot Baths free.
CLEAR
YOUR PACE "
Investigate m r marvelous method for
tho palnlc.s lonovnl of deep wrinkles,
Fmiilljiox plttlni s, moles and all forma
of facial blemlnnes, leavlnrr no irate of
their former existence; filling out sunk
en cheeks and restoring tho youthful
contour of the -whole face. Thee re
sults are obtained In ono week. M.
ELLA HAItltIS, (lermatoloKlst and
chemist. 31fi South HroaJway. Iai An-
celts. California. Iltcommendatlona of I Manufacturers and Healers of
some of our most eminent physicians. TENTS, NlNQS.osKBaQS,
All letters cheerfully nnd confidentially J Re,ibic DeSoScd
angwered. m 8. Main Street, Us Aiig-lrs, Cal.
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OPTICIST AND PRAOTIOAL OPTK3IAW.
r.) es tesieu on pn'mlscs and prescriptions till
day ordered. Tel M 1012 KtlNiuth Spring Street
ACME FEATHER WORKS gS8&. 'S&WSSZ. M3S1
Spring Btreot. Send for prices.
I f I , I I K A lYlWSl and Poultry Su, plli. o all Llnds. Send for catalog
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JNKV ALBEES. JilS South Main Mrret
VVANTF D " Centlpcilea and Horned 1 fads, .V. 8. MEHKSY, Jr., Taxldermv)
.tiMnster HoteKo. a.' .''" - Sts . ophite Van Nuya anil
HOT WEATHER LINEN lK&&xu' KahbftCo
WINDSOE COLLAR CO., 4SZH Ilroadway. Lo Anrelei, Cal
ACCORDION PLAITINil'!&.Ln5ll'?s'' - e piaitm,. wJ
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SA.2ST I3IE3C3-0.
HOTEL BREWSTER Corner Fourth nnd C Sts . San Diego
v The most elegantly furnished and equlrped hotel In Southern Callfoi
iHa l.leTHtor, j.ubllc nnd prlvato batb fomi. Uno large sampl-
Rooms Sl.00
per Day us,. T ' '.levaior, iiudiic mm private batb roms. Unn l.r. mt
mortem rnn,i. l,?l i?LLmFf!!"Vfrh . "?" cold water in all suites. All
it,n i.p,,i;;sii;i.v"'V"d'",j,T,":t 'i"v-"i op""w,
" - v..-. .ii huki. nitrciai liaiL'S Uf me weeic
The Albatross Inn.
A first clai.s Cafn .nrl r.rlll
C. B. PAOOETT, Prop.
S. BENIOFF,
the Ladies' Tailor and Habit Maker,
Is now located at Sli Weil roitrth Stredt, between llroad-
WBya,"u""8K Everything Strictly First-Class,
HrmM
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KODAKS
PHOTO SUPPLIES! Tulffen,.
11 3. Main Strest, Los Anrl?B, Ottli laf'KJi K'i' '
Uest location In San DIejro. Room!
suits and cottages. The table ouj
specialty. "Write for circular anJ
terms.
THE RICHELIEU
l.rstclas8 Furnlshea Kooms. Rates Kcasonabll
Transient Patronage Solicited. Ctntrally Locate
Kooms cool and'Pleasant. J. H. Slmpam, Kgi
10S5 FIFTH ST.. BETWEEN C AND D
tilllilON HOUSE i
New Management
I.timpcan plan. Rooms Mc, 75c, t 00 and I1.M; sppcis
rates by week or month for summer. KrM 'hn.m.n
u uotci. jrgc tll llgtt-d reading room and parlor
d. . barlow, Prop
THE GR SWfl R F,or-"K1"1 Hi a beautiful place, fine 3 story brick;
lilt UniOIIULU three sides, stilt t, sliding doors, running wattr, and t
Seotheplac before o l locate. KatciVJc to100; reiliirtloii by the week I
bay windows ot
put on tmlnal Occanslde. o E,
tlV Oil) HimL ri,..
i-OOR and. WTFK, Prop
thoroughly modTi
adv. in pax
THE BURNAP (,or,-h,!,!.?n1 n s1"-. Centrally located. Bt,!lly Modcr
s s s i- uunmnr and llrst Class. KATES RaASONABLE
COLONIAL INN 0r;i6th. an Klf at" 'rge.plcaantroomt. Sirfdal sumtrTer rat.
'""" lr Quod loc. Ion; lino lew; concnient-oni block from Kiorence.
s.3srrr'. vronsrio-A
THE WITHEROW
212 OrEAu AVK. Op:oIte Hncl Arcadia
Furnished Rooms with housekeeping prhilrgr
POIi3Lj'Vr-X7rOOrD.
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