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REPUBLICAN: WEDNESDAY
MORNING, JUNE 12, 1901
THE AHIZONA
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Are You Going to the Mountains or to . .
If to the mountains for a pleasure trip, you will
necessarily need Rifle, a Shotgun, Revolver,
Shotgun and Rifle Ammunition, Hunting
Knives, Cooking Utensils, Camp Furniture, etc.
We have all of the above that will make a good
outfit for pleasure,
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THE OLD WESTERN RESERVE.
EZRA W. THAYER
"124 to 126 E. Washington Street., 127 to I3l E. Adams Street.
REMEMBER THE OBEY HORSE IN FRONT.
GOLD LODE PROPERTY
Cleveland, O., June 11 The feature
at today's programme of conimencc
mcint week at the Western Reserve
ulvmlty was the lnyiiiK of the curner
stoivc of n new hall for th Coliese of
Women, to be known 113 Hnyden hnll
The event was accompanied by inter
esting? ceremonies which Included ad
dresses by representatives of the fue-
fulty, board of ttuslets and student
body. Following the corner-stone lay
hip. ground was broken for the now
lahoiatoty of chemistry and geology,
'After nil that liu come and gone,
you i eject mo? 1 have been living In a
Pool's I'm ud tap."
"IIav y.ou? How delightful it must
have been'. There Ih nothing Wi con
genial society, Is there?" Biooklyn
hire.
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.!. P. Eaiickson, St. Louis, ('. L.
Sutherlln. Klyrla, O.; II E. Armltage,
l'iecott: H. I). Gaines, S. H. CrooL
and V. C. Gray, New Tori:, A. llrown
stlne, I.os Angeles; J. T Hughes, Fan
rranclsco, and .T. W. Dauglos of D li
ver, are registered nt the Hotel Adams.
Vhumlm. June 13. nt the church at 8
Another Promising Gold Mino in Cave o'clock, Refieshments win be served.
Creek District. ' Admission 23 cents.
The Ladles' Aid Society of the First Exclusion tickets
M. K. Chuivh will give a niusleale on . ovor nI1 r(ai1f, lo coronado Tent City.
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It Is the popular resort this year, and
c all like- to go where others go.
Ice cream, sr.erbot, fruit?, salads, fish,
meats, chicken, etc. Oct a nice steak
out of our cold storage. DIshe3 washed
by Meani. Lunch counter and dining
are now on sale I room, special cine nnei rnv.uc rooms
on second tioor. uouee ai s nesuiuraiu
Cheap rates for cool summer rooms
at the Ford hotel.
Messrs W A. "Watts and W. V. Piles
n iv engaged In developing what gives
txcelleiit promise of being another big
gold bonanza. The pioperty Is thirty-
' live nii'es north of Phoenix, and nbout
eight tnllos fiom the Vh)enlx and Hen
Hur mines and as iltacoveiert j Mr.
Plltw on the 3th of May.
The gold lode company was organized
to work the propeity lth a vapital
stock of JJOO.OCO, ifut Mr. Watts has
bought out th interest of all his
partners exvept Mr. Piles, and Is" going
ahead with development wink as fast
a poMllile. Tune Is no stock for saK
as thu owiurs hnvc, the best assurunof
In the wrW that It Is a grnss-niots
inhie, h niv the ft-wer men Inteiested
thf groatfr the profits.
While It Ih et nn! a propett. It is
, a ilch one. The vein Is -twelve inches
wide, five Inches of It being the il'h
st 1:1ml Qf a pay-strait, and the other
$&ven Incite, is literally siiotted with
little nuggets all through the quart
It might almost be said that It is all
pwy-strouk. Some of the assays have
tun as high as $1,000 per ton and free
gdld can be st-en Iri n'most ev-ry chip
if quartz one picks up. The kdge cin
be traced on the surface for n half
mile and thute are 11 w other ledgci
on the property u'in n total dlstnn e
or 400 yifrd8. T ie-e. how JV r, have not
bean 'prospected for the reason that
the present scene of'opei.itlons Is suffi
ciently alluiln?. All th"re 1 -tlgea utn
tniire'or less pam'iel and In a general
line- with n big dike situated son e ills
tanto away, a vey leasonahle Indl-f-ntlon
that nll'the-ledges have a eom
ihon oilgln Mimowbere below the sui
fnee. Hut whether th-y do or not, the
single vein is good enough It It holds
Its valum. The pay-st!ik l ovldized
nnd It I believed' that with depth the
ore will thnnge to Mi'phuiets.
The llrst illieoveiy was mad- some
flftv feet from the present pr. spect
j.haft. and a little nugget greetej the
eve In the (list piece of rock btoken
off th ledge. The shaft Is down only
fifteen feet and Is following the ledge
which goe down almost vertically.
Mr. Watts said hut night that It wis
tholr Intention to rush work on the
property and they hae prepared for a
permanent camp. The have er ted
cook and bunk houses and have evn
men emphlyed. working two shifts
dnl'y and sinking at the late of two
feet pr lay.
If the leelge widens with d. pth. as il
Is naturally expected H will do, It may
tt give theOroOiand?arunfornoto
iity, hut even the twelve-Inch vein
will" prove a bonanza If it keeps up a
( lecord to com pans with th fifteen feet
' already gone thtotigh. Phoenix U nat
urally the supply point for thH little (
camp, ami u present plpmises are any
Wheie near fullllled It will menn a ie
now'fd activity In the Caw Creek dis
trict. A nice lllt'e dump has been
stnrtetl. and It will be no great length
of time before a sufliclent quantity of
ore will be swuted to make a t st run
ut the PhoMiK mine mill, which fort
unately, Is elose at hand
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If all the r .oits about Tent City.
Coronado He a h. Col., nre true (and
those who were thete li:t year say they
are). It must be a most delightful place
to spend a few w ekr.; and the beauty
of It Is It Is not experH,lv
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1 ECLIPSING
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We've planned broadl, vigorously and thoroughly to make this week the busiest
in the history of our store. For that reason we" ofTera splendid gathering
Men s and Boys Summer Clothing f
AND OTHER WEARING APPAREL
That will attract crowds of choppers to this famou?!y progro.s5.Ive and excellently stocked establishment.
, At the very'iinwn of summer, when prices are usually at thejr highest, We annouiTc ahst of values
which Weep away every opjeytlon to buying. 'As,sortmenti in every ,vay complete.
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npHAT THE BOSTON STORE CAN SELL YOU
i SHOES? This week especially in a grand and un
limited assortment; qualities that will please the most fastid
ious at pries that will induce the economizing public $
"we "quote you some of our bargains
;MENjS' NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, '
An event'of exceptloral Importance to men. These
Negligee Shifts are selling aU qver town for 7Ro.
' A specially large purchase allows us to sell them
at the lowest pri e yet quoted anywhere. There
shirts are made of H dfovd cords and sateens;
collanjare attacJicd. filled seam--.; gusseted
skirts; Ixtdles cut very full. More than CO pat
terns to scle t fiom; patterns that are most pop-
50c
McVs Negligee Shirts
In madias, cheviots and fancy percales, some
with collar." anil cuffs and others golf r.tyle, the
very latest creations In patterns and colorings,
$1.00 and $1.23 value, for QCr .
Men's Fancy Cotton Half. Hose,
' coloied ground with fancy colored stripes, over
.'j patterns and designs, all new, values of 23c...
J6 2-3c
Men's Balbriggan Summer
Underwear
liberal In every way, shirts finished-with .Ilk and
pearl buttons. Drawers have Frepthiband and
IOuble bicycle t-catfs. in hlu pink nnd natural
colors, CO cent values', for 35r
Men's Canvas Shoes,
Just what you want for the hot weather. Special
attention Is called to our Immene-e lines nnd low
pricey In JHON'S CANVAS SHOES. We have
them at all prices. See our 'windows.
85c, $1.15, $1.50, $2.00, $2,50, $3.50.
uni:qitali:d clothing raugains.
startling straw hat valuta,
hxckptionalia' ihg shok valuhs.
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Gnat values In CRASH SUIT. SHItGR COATS AND VKSTS, FLANNRL
Me'ii'.h and noys'.niNUN and ftRASH PANTS and bargains In overy depar
COATS'-AND' VHSTS.
rtniftnt ah over the house.
$1.35
85c .
$2.35
$2.25
$3.00
80c
40c
Jl-n's Canvas I.ae Shoe?, medium
h avy, teweil sole, gon'l stvle and
e dor. well worth $2.00. Sale price, 1,"3.
Men's Coveit Cloth "Shoe', or Oxford
T.es; regular price, 1.50. Sle price,
Men's Medium Grey Canvas Shoes,
solid uelt?tl soles, latest t(5e and color;
w.Jith $3.C0. For $2.33.
Fame an afcove in Oxfotd Ties; worth
?3.C0. For $2.25.
Men's Grey Duck Deiiglass Lace Snoes
and Oxford Tlot. .elted sewed r.oles,
Columbia toes, Imitation straight tips;
neat and stylish. For $1.00.
Children's Vhte. Kid Pandals. nirlng
h -els. white satin hown; regular price,
$130. Sale pil-e, SOc,
Infant."' Colo: eel and Wh.te Kid Soft
P'.joes1 button shoe's, regular prce, 75c.
Kale price, 40c.
95c
$1,15
$1.65
$2.-45
$1.40
$1.40
L,i3Ies' Ilrown Du.k Oxford Ties, (lex
Ible rew id role?., round to- and straight
tip; well worth $1.33. f-'aV prlc 93c.
Ladle:.' Covert Cloth Oxford Ties, flex
ible sawed soles, round toes and Iml-
'tnllon stniight tip; recular price, $1.50.
Sale price, $1.15.
Lad lea Grey Duck Oxford Ties, medi
um heavy sewed oles, wide round toes,
Imitation jlps. military heels, cool and
durabl?; well Woith $2.23. Sale price,
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Ladler." Hand Turned Oxfovd Tlea, In
tine black kid, flexible hani turned
sole", French heelii and coin toes; reg
ular price, $3X0. Hale price, $2.43.
Ladles' Hand Turned Ulae-k Strap San
dals, medium toe, diamond tip; regular
price, $1.0'. Sale prise, $1.40.
Ladles' Pewcd Pole lilack Oxford Ties,
jneiilum toes, patent leather tips, fancy
estlncf tops, legular price, $2.00. Sale
priee, $1 jlO.
REMEMBER
OUR FREE
EMPLOYMENT
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N. DIAMOND & BRO.
Cor. Washington and Second Sts.
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
We uro foIo ngcntii for the
I'olebr.ttcd V. L. Douglas $3 00
and ?3..")0 Shoes.
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riiriiuiv Him ciuiiruii CHif. iiiooci, Klli,
GRADUATE of
Harvard -MtOI-
1 Colleee. ex-
United StHtesl'cn
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Cancers and Tumors Cured
ITHOTHE DRi HBBAR
remove- extcrnnl grontltibv loclnicllintIon.
Hli ine-thiKt i safe-, mini niiil slice' (ul Nimi
erou le'ntlniniilais hihI tpe-clmunt r movi d run
be im'CO t ofllee The doctor mnki' t-pcinlty
ol clironlc ilfrcMcx Mtid rcinmul of rlnioiinnl
erotvths The knlfo Is n failure In a huso in
cent of cases. Hr lllMiurdVinctliol l u uc I
rent. IM Bvntem It railomil nml icloiitIflc. I
1 hoiMHtidi dlt; Hiiuually In tlio tailed States
bee'Hiio pli5tcfaiisiiK a ralcilo not uiulerjtand )
'tis dlioai.o. Tlity eull It une'tinltili' and If llicy '
do Htiytlitng they re rt to tli" knife. There Is
a remedy. n trcatiiH,ntwltliout;croim.ftRUreT
For a fowl, steak, chops or game and
n cold stein, try the Capitol Chop
House. Orchestra evry evening. W.
G. Stewart, proprietor.
X, Porter Saddle; nnd Harness Co., 112
East Washington St., for best vnqucro
raddles. We guaiantce them not to
hurt or break.
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The Wakelin Grocer Co.'s
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SUCCESifUl nmmn .nu RBM8U.
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Kldnev. Urlnurv. Uladilnr. Prlvntn anil
Sexuxl iliK-Hscn, timinul Woaknnas with
ciliaustcil vitality permanently t ure-d. Cau
ceri ami external grontiis removeel with
out the knife of severe, mcasnres. 'Hie
reason ol l)r, lllltliiird's remarLiiblo sacccii is
duo to III long experli'iiie and ctictloiial
ability In iri-rt tint: Complicated and intrhalu
Ulkoati-s. I'laco ourcHoiil his loiiiilsaiut lu
dealt Willi- lioiu-slly and se-lcn II lie-ally. Jle
member ho devotes Ids entire tlmuamt study
to chronic dlkcax-i. If kiki.IIi1o Always bo
Uxamlned b7 an Kxnert. II unable to
rail wrlto freely ami cmifiilcn tidily. Many eni.es
ylelu to homo ireatinent. Itelorcnrcj; AH th
Banki, and prominent Dullness men ol tlio
city. Consultation, In pcrton or-by letter,
froe. lloui: loioli, 1 to 3, and G to". Oltlre
ami Laboratory. i(WS d. Kecond Avcnuo, Hll
U4ri irjiiuiin,, i iioenix, Ariioaa,
:;orKV,r.t'i.rt WWV:
? Craouats of til
erlavARrj Medical CoiirafJi
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sSu in Tut World
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and a metliod whereby Oanoorcanbeaurd.
and with l tlio twin mid eoiunleto safpiv. Tin
not bo deceived, If ou hive a Rrcmtli n!
nirtltf r how malt bet her pallilos or not. It i '
auspicious nun annum wimmvniueiy rcnuned .
before It Is too late. Jndg. thn doctor by,
the euros bo males. Tlio ordinary doctor tries
lo do too much He irattrra his seultles.and i
beronu-s iimflrlciit in no particular branch,
l.lkoa Jackof all trtoVs he Ik inmte? none. I
The skill, experience and si-ientili sblllty,
of lr. Ilttibardaru iiiniiestloaed, besides ho1
do by otltars as fin wo"M like lo ho dnno br.
Oonaultfttlon froe. Call or address flfbbird
biilldlnif, !W-23?outli Second Avenue, t-hocnlx, .
Arizona, ilo-an 10 12 1 3 C-7. .
LINE OF"
Canned Oysters and Salmon
Is Very Pine.
While you are inspecting them, don't neglect
their full line of
AMOLE SOAPS.
Sole Agents for BOSS FLOUR.
The Wakelin Grocer Co.
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NBV lot of latest TRUSSpS. The reason we sell ?o many TRUSSES -is
because Ave FIT you. Xo fit no pay. S-e display In our HAST window at
BEAR'S
keystone Pharmacy,
Opposite
City Hall.
$15 Buggy harnegp, tU hand-made.
N. Porter's, 142 East Washington.
Real Estate
FOR SALE. All kinds of Improved and
unimproved city and ranch property.
Best values in orange groves nnd or
ange land to be Iiad in the valley.
Well located 5 and 10 acre lota.
$10,000 to loan on city or ranch prop
erty In amounts i& suit.
$2,000.00 buys a good huslnes3 In 1'rcs
cott; pays $1,200.00 to $1,000.00 per year.
320 acres of land 60 miles from
Omaha, Neb., to exchange for valley
property.
20 and SO-acre innch for rent.
Fine residence to exchange for land
under any of the old canals.
E. A. Spaulding.
No. 41 Wait Adams Street.
LADIES
Just Received a Large
and Select Line of
SUITINGS
For Suits and Skirts
BIG REDUCTION on Silk
Skii ts and Silk Waists
. A. J. BRADLEY,
unnicer and Embalmer.
LADY EMBALMEE,
Graduate Chicago College of Embalming to attend
Ladies and Children.
PHONK 841, 816 WEST "WASHINGTON STREET, PHOENIX, ARIZ.
NEW YORE RESTAURANT
Mark Land and Sam Chlng. Proprietors. New dining room, newly furnished.
south Center St.,
First-class meals nt all hours,
Phoenix.
Patronage solicited. 25-
STEIN'S
Cloak and Suit House.
Telephono No. S281.
Cor. Washington and Second Sts.
Mail Orders Promptly Attended to.
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HOTEL WEATHERFORD, Flagstaff. Ariz.
t-commodiitioiis for "J guests Handt-otncly
furnished nml w ell appoiutcd. Hot nnd cold
witcr la i'viry room. Lighted by electricity.
Hen, ted by stenm. Large and commodious Fain
i)lu rooms for commercial traveleis. Par rooms
in connection The most e-omuleto nnd tin-to.
date hotel in Northern Arizona. Kales Ji&O
per day, JMncrirnn plan. Spoeinl rates made
to parties stopalng bv week or Jtaontti.
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LINO CLJHHS, SHEETING, El Ci
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IN I.OOKIX 1 OViR CfR STOCK TO FIND A NI'MHRU OP LI'ES $
PPKriAL, IXTI-HtKST. AND EXTR'AOnDIX-ATlY VALUE. Q
SLIGHTLY SOILED r,-4. fi-4.7.J Af.'n in.i vitbmv urtnou -um- U
IPAVE PLACKD OX PALE AT REDUCED PRICE TO CLOSE OUT
LARGE SIZED BLEACHED TITR.
KISH TOWEL 25c
SMALL TURKISH TOWEL,
HLEAOHED 10c, 3 for 25c
PULL SIZED HUCK TOWEL.
EXCEPTIONALLY OOOD VALUE
15c,
GLASS TOWELING, EXTRA
GOOD QUALITY 12 l-2c yd
A FEW READY FINISHED
3 WHITE LUNCH . LOTHS, P.CTII
FRIXOED AND HEM STITCHED
t; lCDtiBFOR Sl-OOandup
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W'n PlTVni2 t- -nut? A.-ir ?i
WHEN YOU CAN HUY READY
MAEiB PILLOW CASES AND R
SHEETS JUST AS CHEAP? U
1TATH MATS. NO HATH ROOM
e. .! i-jjivu-; w rriiUUT TtiBJI, ?
PitrcES 75c and $1.00
FIND LuVHGE SIZE DAMASK &
TOWELS, FRINGED ENDS,
UUST THE THING FOR DRESSER y.
3 for $1.00; 30c and 40c g
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