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THE ARIZONA.
REPUBLICAN : -FRIDAY MORNING,
AUGUST 23. 1901.
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Chief No. 2 Forge.
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Hearth 33 x. 35 Itiches.
This Forge has a capacity" for heating iron three
inches through"
Especially adapted to mines, railroads, well drivers.
Equipped with brass boxes and oil cups throughout
, and noiseless steel friction clutch.
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124 to 126 E. Washington Street.
KEMEMHEU THE WHITE HOUSE IN FUONT,
Hardware and
Mining Supplies
127 to 131 E. Adams Street.
GATIIEUINQ-OF CHEEKS.
Biennial Meeting of the
Delta Society
Delia Tau
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Mllwuukee, "Wis., Aug. 22. Alumni
nml students of forty-five of the lead
ing educational Institutional of the
United States are assembled in Mil-
vnukcJ In 'attendance on the biennial
meeting of the arch chanter of the j
Delta Tau Delta frnt?inlty. The soci
cty I one of the oldst and must prom
inent of the greek lctt.r fraternities. I
The convention was formally opened i
at the Hotel Poster today with EJw'ln .0g
II. Hughes of llasyachu.'ttts presiding.
A piomlnent feature will be the hi- '
ennlal bamiu-L tomcriow evening, tj.
The speakeis will Include Will Carle-
ton, Charles E. Pl.kett, Exalted Ilul r,
of the Elks,
nove'Ist.
and Gsorge Horton, the
THE GHEATEST OF EXPOSITIONS.
A delightful trip. You can't af
ford to miss It. To the Fan-American
exjxibitlon, at i educed rates, via Mich
igan Central, "The Niagara Fa'.l3
Itoute." Send your addrtaj. with four
cents postage for Illustrated souvenir
when Issued to O. W. Huggles, Gin'l
Pass'r and Tkt. Agt., Chicago.
NOTH'E.
All accounts due the Arizona Hay Ac
Grain company should be settled at the
Golden Eagle suable.
C. M. STUHQIS & CO.
GEN. SAHPSON AT DENVER
He Explains Why Warships Wero
Scut- South.
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"Archibald J. Satman. envoi extia
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nt the United States to the republic of
dicuudor, South Ameilen."
That's hi name and station. It's
all on hlj caid a smull card, at tha
He's in ton, says the Denver Time!"
f last Monday. He used to live In
Colorado. In fact, he was the i'rst at
torney goueral of the mate, an! for a
long-time In the '70s he was one of the
leading men of h- state nml one of the
mttst billllant of the legul lights In the
west. He Is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
Alfred AV. .Chambeilln at the Corona
Hat on Colfax avenue.
This Is the flist time I have really
had u chance to visit my friends In my
native land for four years," he ald. I
was here for a very short time last year
but my stay was - brief that I saw al
most no one.
"Now I am away from my little ie
pubJIc on n vacation. I left theie in
June and I shall icturn In October I
shall remain in Denver until Thurs
day.'' General Fampson stopped In Canton,
Ohio .on hi Way to Colorado, to pay a
visit to the president and to deliver a i
complimentary message to htm from
President Klay Alfnro of the republic
of Ecuadir. He snjs that all is pea' c
ful and harmonious In Iuador and
that there Is none gf the trouble theitj,
which Is brewing In 'Colombia, j feg3
"In r sard to that controwisy " ald I ;f
General Sampson this .morning, "I am'fej
hardly at liberty to express an opinion ' S3'
on account of my position In a neigh- ' j!&
boring lepublle. However, 1 can sny i 15
tllht thort doeB seem to be considerable jjSi
mlsnppihen?lon in thin country as tn'
tho meaning of the two warships which i Ss
have been sent by the United States j
to Colon oil the one const and Panama
on the-other. Our government lias no
Intention whatever of Intoifering In !
tho trouble down there. The boats have
been rent simply to protect an Ainer
leim property. You see. there is an i
American rallruad tunning across the
Isthmus and ltn trnlllc was Interrupted1
on several occasions -by soldiers Involv
ed In the struggle. Tho railroad has
nuked for the protetlon of the govern
, mont and the government Mnt protec
tion. That's nil theie Is to It.
"The neople of Ecuador are extreme
ly anxious to tv the canal put thiough I
by tho United States and are xtremely
Well dlspoied toward this government "
vieneral Sampson Is rtntloned at
Quito, whleli is 10.CW feet dbove th sea
level In the very heart of the Andes.
The town If reached only by u tvn days'
Journey on mule back, and the cllniat
Is' Ideal, as the thermometer never reg
isters above 90 and never below 40.
jirs. aiimpson is wun me general, as
, she aecompanics him on all his Jour
neys. "0
Carpet sale
This Week at
The Boston Store
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Many children of well-to-do parents
in Dublin now weur nothing ;o protect
thsln feet In summer except light sandals.
In Maryland sparrows luie bom
known to ralrv Ma broads In on- i'ar.
In Unglnnd theie are yeido.Ti more than
tluee broods.
Dr
Huaro
This is the last week that we will offer our entire
line of Carpets at far below manufacturers prices. Our
line consists of fine Ingrains, Brussels, Moquettes and Ax
minsters in all the late and New Floral Designs and
Colorings &
Make your selections now while we have a
good line to pick from
Stair Carpets
worth 30c
Sacrifice-price per yd
in assorted colors,
per yard. D cr
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Ingrain Carpets, yard wide
good colors worth -iOc J G! n
per yd. Sacrifice price . "
Union Ingrain Carpets, good
weight, worth 5OC per (ff
yaVd, Sacrifice price..
Union Super Ingrain
beautiful patterns
from, worth 00c per
yd. . Sacrifice price .
Carpets,
to select
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All Wool Ingrain, in nice floral
designs, worth 75c per Pf jf
yard. Sacrifice price..
Extra Heay All Wool Ingrain,
worth 00c per yard. Sac- (K jfi r
rifice
price
Brussels Tapestry Carpet, ten-nine,
worth Hoc per-yard. Fp
Sacrifice price JJj
Moqucttc, Velvet and Axniinstcr
Carpets, an elegant line to pick
from, worth $1.25-$1. 50 Qftr
per yd. Sacrifice price.-.
I BOSTON STORE
N. DIAMOND 6c BIRO.
Corner Washington and Second Streets, Phoenix, Arizona.
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AVe .say honest elearin? rale for the reason that the Roois we offer are honest qualities, the highest
grade of skilled, honest workmanship nnd the latest Correct fashions. Now we offer this character of
upparel at lower prices than the ordinary 13 ?o!d for at other stores. YOtJ'KE PROTECTED. P.eallze
that the world's best is here, all new nnd fashionable, at money saving pricc3 that will save you from
2J to "3 ernts on every dollar y6u invest here. ,
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Trottser Sale
i $1.50 Cassimere Pants for $1.15
i $2.50 Cassimere Pants for $1.75 I
j $3.50 Worsted Pants $2.25 !
f $5.00 Worsted and Cassimere Pants for $3.50 I
j $0.00 and $7.00 High Grade Pants for $-.50 I
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Shoe Bargain Sale
g This will by n grand Augudt clearing of every pair of summer
fi" ehoes left In the house. Frlces tell the taie. A faint Idea of THE
ENORMOUS Ct'T will he found below.
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Cut in Men's Shoes
$3.50 Men's Canvass Shoes cut to :'...'.. ..$2. 25
$2.50 Men's Canvass Shoes cut to 1.50
$1.00 Men's Canvass Shoes cut to 50
Men's $3.00 Calfskin Shoes, all styles for..; . ' 2.00
Men's $3.00 Vici Kid Shces, any shape for.. 2 OO
Men's $3.00 Velour Calf and Kid for 2.00
?12.:.0 quality, Special, cut to.. .J S.SO
$13.50 and $15.00 dualities cut tp $0.8.1
$17.50 and $18.C0 qualities cut t0 $12.73
(20.00 nnd '$22.50 finalities cut to $13.00
Blue Serge Soils
$13.50 quality cut to $ S.75
$15.00 quality cut to $ 9.83
$17.50 quality cut to $12.50
Flannel Suits
$7.30 qualities cut to $4.73
t'J.OO qualities cut to $5.50
$12.00 qualities cut to $7.73
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Gentlemen who still have si place in their Avardrobe for a summer
shirt or two will jump at this offer. There are only about 30 dozen
shirts in the lot, made of fine French Madras in pretty patterns, with
one pair of link cuffs, perfect in fit and worth $1.25. Take OCp I
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We are stlll.elllng' odds and ends of Men's Summer t'ndorwvar. Dalbrlggan Drawers. 23c and
S'jc quail, for 50c. Colored lialbrlggan and Striped Undershirts and Drawers, CCc quality, while they
last, for 25c. Your Unrest ilctcd Choice of ..'.ny Straw Hat In the House at JUST HALF FUICE.
REMEMBER
OUR FREE
EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE
Goldberg Bros.
Shoe and Clothing Store...
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Wakelin Grocer Co.
Sole Agents for
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and buy at Its lowest ebb. It Is under- belns an indue ment to manufacturers
1 stood that he Intends to lay in a, year's and Jobbers to make their best t rir.s.
Barry Goldwater in New York for an f,,1,,,,y for 1,oth s,ort ,'u,lnt' 1,la ati,' , ,
T? A 1 CI I fiiai, uuu uiai i lIrt.lll iv Muiui. unmix ine iiii uuu 01 lyui r ranee
XiXteuueu blay. tlty large enough to Warrant a careful import d $25,OCO,C00 cold and exported '
1 study of market conditions as. well :is on'Iy $3,700,000.
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Harvard Medi
cal t'olti'se, ex
lulled t.tni(HPpn.
lloti Kiaiulncr, nnd Leading Sneclollat In
rnroiiin nnn iiiiiumiii rHt'. mood btlll,
Kidney, Urinary, Bladder, Frivatokinl
Hoxul iIIkhmh, Mnrntiml Weaknees with
ezliau'ted vlullly permnnuntly cured Can
car and extenml growths removed with
out th knife or sotito meiiMirus. Tliu
rcusonolDi llitibnrd'i renmrkalilo uicceis ii
duo to liU long exiKTlenro nnd exeeptlcanl
iiMlltrlu trealniK romplluiitril nnd IntrlcHtu
illscfticn. I'lnoo your cho in till luuirls -.. ha
noiif.uy una icu'niiilCHll!r. He.
en tiro tlmcnua stmly
aenlt wim nouetlly h
member liadente hl.
iiiL-uruuic umnv.-i. ji poMiuio AIWdTi
Kxamlued by nn Bxport. 11 nn.LIo to
call write Ireely ud coniliiernlaily Mnnyces
yield to domo treatment. Keferenvvfi: All tho
Bank, and prominent bmlucm men of the
city. Consultation, In pcrnnii or by letter,
rroe. Jtouri: lOtol'2, 1 to 3, andGto7. Office
and Laboratory. 2S-UJ B. Berond Ayenue. Illb
bard HjIMIuc, l'hoenlz, Arizona,
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MrUariy Goldwater I It seme time
ago for New York and it Is understand
that h? will make Amciica's Greatest
city his headquarters till some time In
December. This is not because Ari
zona Isn't Kood cnouKh for him, but
-xactly thecontinry, for the firm of M.
Goldwater &. iiros. Is as murh an ln
teKral part of Arizona as are the Itrad
slmw mountains. It is tho' Ultimate
-uccfssorof the business conducted by
the. elder Goldwater forty yeurs ago In
Ehrenbui-R. Verdt-. I'rescott and other
t.irltorlal points and tlioiiKh It was
evolved In a laur geoloslcal period
than thi UradhhawB It was coute'mp
or.meous with the beginning of civili
zation In Arizona and' has been con
tinuous and t-olld. The Ilrm now has u
putmmuth utoit; in 1'ieseott anil a stor
In this city which boasts of a llbei.il
and eiowlng nuUnnage. ltarry Gold
wuler Is usually In chaise of the Vhus
nlx tort but, during his absence in tlu
cai-t Moirls Goldwater, the hcud of the
lira', will look out for the Fhonlx busl
luss., while Harry, the third bi other,
wllJ bj in chaise of the Frescott liousj.
Harry has f.r years been the buyer for
both houses and his extended visit In
the east In for this purpese. The Ilrm
b is for years don? considerable Import-
ing business direct fiom Europe and
this branch of the business wll be
given sp.elal attention in tho futuie,
while the ptesence of Sir. Goldwater in
th greatest of American markets for
nn extended time will enable, him to
Inkff'advantusc of nmrke't lluctuallona
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6 New 4-Room Bricks7
Lot 50x137, in North Capitol Addition.
: Priie, $725.00,
$12").00 down and balance $S.7o per month.
WHY PAY RENT? Call at
ROSS & MEGQUIER'S,
-The Leading Tailors.
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Sponges
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Chamois
Skins.
We nr dUplaylng an EXTItA quality
In 11UGGY SPONGES 'AND OII TAN
NED CHAMOIS this week. See our
EAST AND "WEST WINDOWS. Vou
get what you ask for at
BEAR'S Keystone Pharmacy,
(Where you get what yen ask for.)
Opp. City Hall.
Just
Arrived
BOSS FLOUR,
The Wakelin Grocer Co.
NEW YORK RESTAURANT
Mark Land and Sam Chlng, Proprietors. New dining room Is guar
anteed to be the coolest and most comfortable In the city. FIrstclass meal
at all hours. Fatror.age solicited. 25-27 South Center street. Phoenix.
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A new and elegant Una of Ladles' Suit- ?j
In, f'onin nnd lp.ive vnnr order nnrlv. . ?
We will give you our closest attention.
We do nothing but First Class Ladies'
Tailoring.
We will sell Skirt and Suit Patterns,
as we will carry a large line.
In making our e.ten?lv purchnse In the easterif market we have not by
nny menns overlooked the boys. We cater for the trnde of the growing
generation ns well a? for the more matured. School will stjon open, and 3
many youngsters aftei their several months' vacation are In need of Hose, iJ
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i im'-i -.!!, ouji-mit:i , eic, eic. .vu scoooi ciiiiuren nre inviie'l to In
spect our stocks. We take pleasure at all times to show goods.
Stdo's Cloak & Suit House
Corner Washington and Second Sts.
Telephone 22S1,
Mall Orders Promptly Attended to
CHAS. A. RODIG,
The Shoemaker....
Is again In business and has
opened a shop In the Gregory
House block. He would like to
meet all his old pAtions and aa
many new onea as possible.
rarment.
Hoys' Cotton Kleecei LTndet u ear, broken lot, a garment 15c
Hoys' Heavy Wool Underwear, natural color, u
JJoyh' line Suspenders ,.
Hoys' strong well made Leather Helts ..-.
Hoys' heavy ilbbed itlcycle Ho.e ,
Hoys, Outing Flannel Night Gowns, each
50c J
35c
25c i
25b
50cl
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