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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 12, 1901
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HAVE YOU A DOG?
You'll Have to Put a Tag on Hirh.
That Means You Will Need
a Dog -Collar
' ,Wc have a fine line of dog collars, from 25o t $3, each, also dog leads,
E- padlocks, Spratt's dog oakci. or biscuit (the only proper food ''for a good dog),
nnd'Dr. GIovci's dog medicines, a full line. Olet our hook on diseases of the
dog Jt Is five.
Pinney & Robinson
OUNS. BI0Y0LES, CAMERAS, TYPKWBITER3, 8P0BTINO QOOD3.
Established 1887. Phono 1471. 40 North Center St.. Phoenix.
Ready,
Aim,
FIRE!
sSB:
We arc ready for you
in our new store,
corner Adams street
and First Avenue .
1 "We will AIM to please as many as
jKHlble.
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AVe will cpntlnue to FIRE low prices,
at you for spot cas.h. " -
In a few days we will be settled, but i
are ready r.ow for busings-, so give us
a call. i ' ,
Our policy will be same an always,
we will glo more for your dollar?, than
others, but It must be spot cash, and
on no other terms will we do business.
Every article we have will be maiked
In plain figures, and we only have one
price for all.
Plenty of ice water and electric fans
for everybody.
One hundred hitching rings on our
corner?, so come to the postofllce and
uv mi, no oanger or oeing ai rested.
We want your trade at
WOODBRIGE'S HOME
It Was Decided Yesterday That it
Was in Phoenix.
In probafc court yesterday Judged
I.angaton overruled objections to the
jurisdiction of the court in the estate
of Jared Wopdbrldge, and granted the
petition of Lloyd Ii. Christy for let
ters of administration on the estate.
His bond was fixed at $66,000. Mr.
Christy left last night, for Flagstaff to
Inquire Into the part of the estate left
In the northern pint of the territory.
It tonslsts of sheep, Interests. In num
irqus"5 ranges and butflta nnd sevra'
. w-ate-r-holcs. Therals $10,000 In the
Wiley bank, consisting mostly of a
sum 'for which Woodbrldgw sold a lot
of sheep he brought down Into the i
valley last fall. It was contended on
the part of the objectors, who wcie
creditors of Woodbrldge, that his home
wan In Coconino county, and that his
residence in thlsountyvas onlj.tem
votaryl " t, , 5 $
In the estate of O.-L.. Glbbs, an order
wasjhade, to show cause why an order
toj's'ell real estate should not be en-'
tered. The matter will be heard on
July 11.
There was a petition for permission
to. scll real estate of the estate of
James M. Smith.
A partial account. and report was
filed In the estate of Josephine Hlvey.
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' PHOENIX SCHOOLS
Some Facts to Which Public Atten
' tion is Directed.
The Phoenix school census of 1000
was 1,467: In 1901, 1.892. Although this
j'cdp children between the ages of
18 and 21 years were enrolled, nnd
were not last year, st,lll after deduct
ing the children botween those ages,
theHncrease Is maiked. v
Pn'oe,nlx hns three 'school building.
thel.Cehtral. East'Knd "and "the West
Knd.' .The East arid West End build
ings have four rooms each, the Cen
trajr school building fourteen rooms.
The school board has two rooms rented
at Five Points, at which place, there Is
no Behool-yard, and the children prac
tically hrtve to play,1ny,the street. In
the flrst'ycar children only attend for
one-half a daj tvt'ln those grades one
Pet of children go in the forenoons nnd
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another set In the afternoons. In thU
way accommodations for about 1,000
chlldten nie provided in buildings
owned by the school district, and 120
more in the building rented nt Five
Points.
For several years requests have been
made to thp boaid that a building be
elected at or near Five Points, and an
other somewhere in the south pait of
town, By close economy the boird
saved enough out of the funds appro
priated to run the schoo's to buy 'school
grounds for1 the Five Points school,
150x700 feet, and make building im
provements at the Centrnl schoo.
There is needed now a school build
ing at Five Points, school and grounds
In the south part of town, furniture for
the new buildings, and the old build
ings need to be lepalred. None1 of the
systems of heating In use In the school
buildings here now are satisfactory.
Stoves aie used In the Central school
and hot-air furnaces In the liast and
West Knd buildings. It has been sug
gested that aj steam or hot water heat
ing uppaintus bo Introduced in on" of
the buildings, and u test made.
These Improvements will cost about
$20,000. Shall thi district Issue bonds
for that amount? The valuation of
property for the district 1 $4,151,549.
It is now bonded for $47,337.S4. The
law provide? that the total Indebted
ness of a district shall not exceed 4
per cent of the nsesssd aluation of
taxab'o property.
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Personal Mention.
Dr. D. M. Purman hai gone to Indl
anolls on a visit.
Messrs. B. H. Gage and John J.
Hawkins of Proscott were at the Hotel
Adams yesterday.
Maybelle Finney of McKlnney. Tex.,
arrived here yesterday and is regis
tered at the Ford hptel.
Miss Annie M. Mll'er of Tempe, who
has been teaching school at Flagstaff,
returned home jesteulay morning.
E. J. Hertlngand Miss A. M. Her
ring of Denver's .Grove, III., arrived
here yesterday, registering at the Hotel
Adams.
Van J r. Brooks, -Tucson: A. R. Ball,
Jcromej. Sol Johnson, Jerome, and
George Dclaporte. San rranclsco, rg
Istered at the Comm'eiclal hotel cs
terday. Mr. and Mrs. J. K, Piatt of New
York city arrived here estcrday morn
ing and spent the day at the Hotel
Adams, Kolng to Piescott on last
night's train.
'Mr. S. M. McCowan, managing editor
of The Republican, returned from the
-oast yestenSay morning, accompanied
by hit family. He has been engaged
for sine weeks Jn an Inspection of a
rioti's Indian schools In California rind
Washington.
Arnqng1 those leaving for the north on
last night's S. F. P. & P. train were
Geo. Delaport for Picscott, n. V. Tur
ner for Wickenburg, J. Kunz for Col
omdt Springn, W. V. Oleaon for Den
ver. J. JPaullnt for Buffalo, Mrs. M.
A. Davenport -for" Holbrook," "Charles
Crowi for Xoii Angeles and F. H. Ar.h
1on for Chicago.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
ORDER" OF SALE .OF REAL ES-
TATIJ SHOULD NOT I!E MADE.
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In the Probate Court of the County.pf
, Maricopa, Territory of Arizona.
In the Matter of the Estate of O. L.
Glbbs, Deceased.
-It appearing-to 'this Court, by the
Tct"lt!on this day presented . and filed
hy Thomas W. Pemberton, administra
tor of the estate of O. L. Gildi". do
cea.'i?d, that It Is necessary to sell the
whole or some portion of the real es
tate of said decedent to pay the debts
of decedent and the expenses and
charges wf administration,
It Id therefore ordered by this Court:
That all persons Interestrd In the es
tate cf said deceased appear before the
said Probate Court on Thurrday, the
11 day of July, A. D, 1901, at Mho
hour of 10 o'olo-lc a, m. of sld da, flt
the court ,roam of paid court, at the
court houV 1n the city of Phoenix,
Maricopa County, Torritcy cf Arizona,
to-show cause 'Why an order shfyild not
bp granjetlVfo'-lsnId administrator to
sell to muchjOf the paldtieal estate as,
sKall te neressafj" and that a 'copy of
thl.i order be published four successive
weeks In The Arizona Republican, n
newspaper iirlnttd and publiidied In the
s.Ud County of Maricopa.
Dated Jun'e. 11, 1901. , I
J. H. LANGSTON, "
Judge of the Probata Court.
First publication June 12.
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Incubators and
We are
The Prairie State tncubator Co's Incubators and Brooders.
f The best machine ever manufactured. Took
4 322 first premiums in show rooms all over the
world. Samples on hand.
D. H. BURTIS
13 AND 1G EAST WASHINGTON BTRI'.KT.
Remember
When ..contemplating a"trli to Nthe
mountalr.3, oj an outing of .any kind,
,ee the iAUOAIXS Tile Illchnlqnd
Diy Co have to oiler in the wviiy of
Camp Stools, Cots of all kinds. Tents
all iil.se?, and nt pi Ices that are
StunnorH
Our line of Hammock Is complete,
from
BOc, tip
See the line of Refrigerators we
carry. They are no new Invention, but
have been on the maiket for years nnd
nie ni evpeilinent. You should sec
them befiif buying.
Remember ttic niuco
RICHMOND DAY CO.
House Furnishers.
21-23 C Wnwliinirton St.
THE GATE TO PLEASURE
Flagstaff From "Which Paths Lead to
Enjoyment.
The following letter, tailing atten
tion to ths entrepot for tourists who
desire to visit Hie grandett, nnd many
of the most pleasant places on the
western continent, was received at tills
odlce jesterday:
"June 9, 1001.
"MajorS. M. McCowan,
"Phoenix. Arizona.
"My Dear Major: I wish you would
kindly extnd to the people of Phoenix,
through the columns of The Republi
can, a cordial Invitation to F-ag3taff
for the summer months or winter
either, for that matter. During the
heated term. Flagstaff is the central
point of all that Is attractive, beautiful
and enjoyable, and har people d:sire
all their neighbors to come here and
enjoy life with them. We have the
finest water In the territory In great
abundance, with the bst system of
distribution; the most inspiring scen
ery, the best roads, and the only avail
able outlet to the cliff and cave dwel-
The Latest....
Ready- to-Wear
, Market is the
Shirtwaist Hat...
Built on new and original lines'' We have
just received a few new samples cf them.
Step in and see how you like ktw..&JJ&
TRIMMED HATS , '
$2.50 AND $5.00
Style and quality way beyond the price.
95c for choice of our 50 Street Hats, worth up to $2.50.
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209-2U East Washington Street
TO LOAN
A large fund of Eastern money, at a remarkably
low rate of interest, on first-class security, if taker
within thirty days.
dwight b. Heard,
CENTER AND ADAMS.
Brooders
agents for
lings, the big saw mills and a hundred
other attmctloni, all of fascinating In
terest. We can also send our fi lends
to the Orand Canyon over a turnpike
road, through the most enchanting
so neiy, and to a point on the can) on
of such surpassing beauty that all
others, In comparison with It, aie as
the side show to the thiee-rlnged cir
cus. The most orderly and best gov
erned town in Arizona. The accommo
dations are ample, prices extiemely
moderate, with the roulial wtlcame of
the best peop'e on caith tin own In.
Hut we assure you that you won't be
thrown In if jou come up not with n
fine, hut In propria persona.
"Wtlte for particulars.
"Cordially ours,
"H. S. CIjAIIK."
A COOICERY SHOW.
London, June H. A Universal Cook
ery and Food exhibition, the largest
and most compiehenslve show of Its
kind ever held In Great Britain, 'was
formnl'y opened today at Prince's club,
Knights Bridge. The army and navy
aie both Interested In the exhibition
and Field Maishal Earl Roberts has
given ills special sanction to Hip- troop3
in London to take part In the nrmy
cookery contfsts. Sailors undergoing
training, or who have been taught nt
the nautical cookery schools, will take
part In Special naval and mercantile
marine, .cookery competitions.
ARK YOU GOING?
The Pan-Ameiicon will well repay a
vl It. The Michigan Central will give
you a delbihtful trip theiv v la Niagara
Falls, or a stop-over on jour way east.
A beiutlfully lllur.t.-ated touvenlr, with
full Informatlin, 1 belrg prepared.
Senil four centH postage for H to O. 'W.
Ruggles, Gen'l Paso'r and Tkt. Agent,
Chicago.
Call at Elvey & Hulctfn and get a
free sample of Chnmhei laln-'s Stomach
and Liver Tablets. They are an elegant
physic. They nlso Improve the appetite
strengthen the digestion and regulate
the liver and bowels. They are eay
to take and pleasant In effect.
Prescriptions nie a spednlty with us
Ve take particular (arc In selivitng our
medicines and In, compounding pre
scriptions. If there Is sickness In the
house, remember our prescription de
pai tment. Brlslej- Yrvs Compiny.
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
Mrs. WInsIow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. It
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind colic, and
is the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
Twenty-flvc cents a bottle.
The best of everything nt the Homo
Baking Coirinanj'. Telephone 2311.
Hat on the
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We're Attracting
Attention
With our low pil-tes and we arc making
many friend. because our goods are
juit as good as the prices are low. It
takes a lot of couiage to try to develop
n -econd-hnnd store with such gmall
prollt.i as we make, hut the way our
business 13 growing indicates that we
are net fooling out "elver., nnd we ate
sine our customers appreciate our
courage.
Spears & Totiey
SccoiicI-HnncI Store
3: and :il Weit Wiiililngton street
SPECMB .SALE!
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Dotted
)tted and fancy figured, Swiss, our 75c and (iocgrades,. . 50(
" '" ' ' - "' 'our 60c grades, i fj.V:' . 40(
Dotted and plain Swiss,
Paris Mousselaine, 72 iuches wide, .
Basket weave Pique, 30c grade? .
Mercerized Pongee,, . ' .
Seersucker, all colors and plain, reduced
Galatea Cloth, reduced
The closing-out sale of Thompson glove-fitting Cor- EfA
sets, also Dr. Warner's Corsets, still on. All 81.75, . jl 1J
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)i.ou, i.o, M.uu goous oi tne auovc nameu,
the ALK1RE CO.
9-11 E. Washington
HOW TO AVOID TROUBLE.
Now In the time to provide j'ourself
and famllj" with a bottle of Chnmber-
tlln'o "Wirt PJinlnM nnrl TVifrlinrtn '
.C... k. U.., ..u,h..u. ...A ul.lltllUt.
Itemedj. It is almost certain to be
ncedetl befoie the summer Is over, and
1f procured now may save j'ou a trip
,to town in the night or in j-ou busiest
Bca?on. It Is even-where admitted to
be the most succssful medicine In use
for towel complaints both for children
and adults. No family enn afford to
be without it. For sale by Elvey &
ilulett.
C. Larson begs to announce that he
has acquired an lnteit In the Hrlsley
Drug Co.
Goldman & Co. carry the Buckeye
Mower and Tiger Rakes. No other
makes do equal them and our prices are
the lowest.
Be Mutual Lift Insurance Go,
OF NEW YORK,
Had a Prosperous Business
During the Year 1900.
The receipts for the j-ear were JCO,
CS2.S02 31. The Mutual Life, after plac
ing $209,191,130.20 to the credit of the
reseive fund nnd other liabilities, in ac
cordance with tbo requirement", of the
New York Insurance Department, has
a contingent guarantee' fund of $51,122,.
022.2", in addition to the dividends to
be apportioned this year, which amount
to $.HO,000 00.
In 1900 the claims paid arising from
the. death of policy-holders amounted
to S15.052.C32 92, and in addition t'o this
the Company paid during the twelve
months $11,209,210.91 on account of en
dowments, dividends, etc. The general
business of The Mutual Life In 1900,
when compared with the results during
tile previous year, is highly satisfac
tory. The Insurance in force December
31, 1S99, amounted to $l,0r.2,663,2U. On
December 31, 1900, the business In force
aggregated in amount $l,141,497,SS8.02.
Since its organization, in 1843, the Com-panj-
has paid to Its policy-holders
$340,479,809.
Tills vast business has been accom
plished without friction; every Interest
has been safely guarded and every
legitimate claim quickly paid. The
Hutual Life never had a moie success
ful year in Its. history.
The liberality of this Companyjs con
tracts on the lives of conservative men
place it in the front ranks o Life In
surance Companies. For further infor
mation call upon any of the Company's
icpresentatlvos at their Arizona bianoh
ofllce at rooms 1, 2, 3, 4 and B, Nicholson
Building, North Ceptir Street.
W. L,. I-iVtHAWAY,
Gen'l Agt. for Arizona and New Mexico.
FOR SALE OR RENT
One 8-room house, with porch and
vines around, In dMigntful cllmato; fine
water, good well and puhip, house, barn,
stable, chicken coop, cellar, Inclosed,
few trees; mail passes every day;
plenty timber; nltltude 4J0: In mining
section. ., Will sell cheaper 'than cost.
Owner Wants to leave. 'Thlity miles
from Prescott. Address, K. D. K., this
ofllce.
We are having a sale of
Swisses for this week
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Street.
Phone 2741.
The Model Grocery
Knlllillnc .t Gray, I'roprfctorE
Fancy and Staple Groceries.
Truits, Confectlonorj-,'
Olgars and Tobacco,
II-y, Qialnasd Feed
of alt Kinds.
FKEK JJEIIVERY.
Dills rouble l'lrstol Fach Month.
Country Produce o Specialty
44 NOKTH OENTSK STUEET
Tcluphoue 1511.
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Money to Loan
on collateral, such ns watches, dia
monds and other valuables. 41 North
Center street, near Hotel Adams. Un
redeemed pledges for sale at exceed
ingly low figures.
Arizona Loan Office.
41 N. Center St.
Near Hotel Adam. Phoenix, Ariz.
Is there 11113' difference?
Well just try one of our
FAMOUS
ICE CREAM
SODAS -
and you will think so.
We Sell AMQLE SOAP,
Elvey Oulett
The Live Druggists,
s and 7 E. Washington St.
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Phoenix, Arizona,
IF THERE IS
ANYTHING BRIGHTER
Than the stars, If there Is anythln,
prpttier than the moon, it is these dla
monds, these watches of ours, all tl
which we are readj- to make j-ours al
anv- time.
We tmnk we sell good Jewelry Jusl
about as low as it can be sold and M
good.
We think we have about the nlcesl
stock? It Is possible to get.
Geo H. Cook & Co
Arizona's Leading- Jawolera.
134 W. Washington St
WE BEG
To Inform the bicycle riders that wej
are the sole agents for the celebrated
Tribune and Featherstone Bicycles
This line of blcj-clcs fe thoroughly guar-J
anteed and In every way are perfect!
vv heels. You can also find in our storn
the Hudson Blcjcle, the Barnes Bicj-cki
and theEIdridge Bicj'cle, making tin
most complete line carried in the terrl
tory of Arizona. We will meet all com
petition on our Ilnei and give a guar
antee 6n evcrj- wheel sold.
Wo have the most complete rcpal
shop In the city. All work guaranteed
and done by expeilenced workmen.
Mansfield-Rhodes Wheel Go.
30-32 W. "Washington Street',
Telephone Main 1771. Phoenix, Arli
PLANK, the HATTEIi
For the latest In cool summer cloth
ing and up-to-date hats you will find at
PLANK, the Hatte
106-8 Fleming Block.
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