Arizona republican. [volume], October 25, 1901, Page 4, Image 4

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THE ARIZONA irEPUlTLlCAN: FIJI DAY MOltNIHG, OCTOJIJSIK 25, 1901.
NOW IS THE TIIMB
To Blaekon
Your Stoves.
Come and get a box of the celebrated Gar
land Stove Palish. It will make your stove
look like a mirror. Easily applied.
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If Your Base Ball Team Uses
Our D. & M. Mitts
and Gloves
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and plays against a team that docs not use Draper & Maynurd goods, your
team has a decided advantage right there. The trouble is in Arizona to
lind a team that does not use D. & M. mitts and gloves. We don't know of
one. If you do. let us know who they nre, so we ean send them samples
tfree of charge) for examination. We sell baseball supplies all over the
southwest, and have equipped 17 teams In Arizona with good quality suits in
the past two years.
PIIMIMEY ROBINSON,
GUNS. BICYCLES. CAMERAS,
Established 1SS7. Phone 1471.
TYPEWRITERS, SPORTING- GOODS.
40 North Center St., Phoenix.
Hand in Hand With
Your Pocketbook
does our groceries go. No store in
Phoenix can sell as cheap. No spas
modic baits thrown out here; every
thing is cheap and every article
guaranteed to satisfy you or money re
funded. Don't oerlook a single ar
ticle. 40c
3 Pounds Pure Leaf Lard.
70c
5 Pounds Pure Leaf Lard.
$135
10 Pounds Pure Leaf Lard.
5c
Per Pound Finest Belie Flower Apples.
15c
Beet Cranberries.
10c
1 Pound Ginger Cakes.
25c
2 Pounds Arbuckle's Coffee.
15c
1 Package Grape Nuts.
10c
1 Package Seeded Raisins.
25c
6 Pounds New Crop Pink Beans.
At The Store That's Always Busy.
McKEE'S CASH STORE
OBITUARY K0TICE
The following tribute to the memory
of H. K. JJorris, who died recently in
Mississippi, is from the pen of his pas
tor and was published in the Winona
(Miss.) Times:
"Mr. H. E. Torris was lorn in
Montgomery county. Miss., October 27,
1852. and died at his home in the same
county, October 12. 1901 age 48 years,
11 months and 15 days. He was mar
ried to Miss Alice Kindred about 1S75,
with whom he spent twenty-six years
of happy married life, when he was
summoned up higher, leaving a loving
wife and ten children, hut not without
hope.
"At the age of 24 he embraced re
ligion and united with the Baptist
church, and was afterward chosen
deacon, which office he filled with
credit to himself, church and com
munity. "The writer was very intimately
acquainted with him for more than
ten years, and his pastor for eight
years, and all this time his friend
and neighbor.
"He was one of our truest men,
and from the start. Irreproachable as
a Christian man. Having been a mem
ber of the Missionary Baptist church
for many years, he was rarely over
missing from the regular meetings of
his church. He was true to his
church, and this means true to his
Master. He, remembered the wants of
his pastor. Grounded and settled in
the faith of the gospel, he held by his
church and he never gave encourage
ment to any floating errors of the day.
He was a man of deep convictions, and
his life was governed by what he be
lieved to be true. He was an example
as a husband, father, friend, neigh
bor, and last, though not least, he left
a good report as a Christian
him."
behind
All kinds or printing, ruling, book
and magazine binding and book repair
ing done satisfactorily and quickly at
The Republican ofHee.
Venture Hill Coppe Ptock 40.000
shares at 23c. Will pay $1,200 commis
sion to purchaser or broker. . Boaz
Duncan, 445 Wilcox Building, Los An
geles. Cal.
The Occidental, opened under new
management. Strictly respectable,
first-class rooming house. All modern
convenience?. Opposite Hotel Adams.
H. M. Chapman, Manager
THE THREE-FOURTHS VERDICT
About to be Tested in the Berryesa
Case.
A test of the constitutionality of the
law passed by the late legislature, pro
viding that nine jurymen, may bring in
a verdict in a misdemeanor case ?s
a I Kiu t to be submitted to a test. It
will be a consequence of the ver-lkt
of the jury which found Deputy Con
stable Berryesa guilty last Wednesday
night, of exhibiting a deadly weaion to
W. H. Kastwood in a rude and thret
enlng manner.
The contention of Rerryesa's attor
neys. Flu Hard and Alexander, is based
upon two grounds. One is said to be
a decision of the United States su
preme court in a similar case in which
it was h(Md that the defendant because
of his residence in a territory was en
titled to the right of the benefit of a
unanimous verdict as provided for by
the federal laws.
The other ground was that the case
against Berryesa could have been tak
en cognis;ance of under the common
law in which case the law making a
three-fourths verdict applicable would
not apply.
A motion for a new trial on these
grounds will probably be made today.
Children will be admitted to the Good
Templars benefit, Oct. 29th. for 25
cents. Reserved seats may be secured
at the Adams Hotel pharmacy with
out extra charge.
All kinds of printing, ruling, book
and magazine binding and book repair
ing done satisfactorily and quickly at
The Republican office.
TAKE NOTICE.
On and after October 1st. 1001. T. E. T.
Hawkins of Glcndale. A. T., will cell
for cash. All those indebted to me
on accounts will please call and settle,
as I am needing ti-.e rr.cney.
Thanking you for past favors and
soliciting your futurs patronage
I am vmir
E. T. HAWKINS.
Small Man "Did-lynu call me an un
mitigated liar?" Large Man" I didn't
say unmitigated." "Ah. your apology
is accepted. "
D. H. BURTBS,
13 and 15 East
Washington St
PERSONAL MENTION.
W. V. Tomb left on this morning's
train for the Grand Canyon.
W. F. Nichols n mi wife of WHlcox,
are guests of the Hotel Adams.
M. Watson arrived here from Globe
on yesterday morning's M. &, l train.
"William Syinon, George Pritt hard
und William Mitchell left for Jerome
on this morning's train.
Mrs. E. J. Ferguson of Covington.
W.V.. arrived here yesterday and is a
guert of the Hotel Adsme.
V C Barnes, wife and two children
of Washington. I. C, are guests of the
Hold Adams. arriving yesterJay
morning.
Albert Marks, business manager 'of
Rice's Grand Opera Co., v. as a guest
of the Hotel Adams yesterday, leayint;
for Tucson last night.
R. H. Benton of San Diego is In the
city looking for fat cattle. A similar
announcement was made Wednesdav
in these columns, but the name was
erroneously spelled Bernard.
Among those leaving on last night's
M. A I, tr.iln were: Ed Bukels for
iiishee. Mrs. A. D. Ley he for Kl Paso.
E. Goodwin for Fresno, and F. T. 'ot
ton and A. F. Lumper for Lis Angeles.
Among those rcgistere.l at the Hotel
Adams yesterday were James 'ash
man, St. Joseph. Mo.; Geo. Floresneim,
Nogales; K. P. Ferguson. Center; J. W.
Weil, Chicago; H. B. Kline. New York.
John Fuller, Buffalo; J. J. Driscoll,
Prescott.
Among those reitering at the Hotel
Adams yesterday were: E. C. Coffey,
Peoria; Carl E. Wilson and Dr. K. M.
French. Chicago: J. F. Joseph and M.
E. Conboy, Ias Angeles; B. F. Arm
strong and H. V. Reevis. New York;
L.. Schemz and C. H. Arnold, San Fran
cisco; F. Verduga. Tucson.
institution Mr. Ryan was greatly pleas
ed und at the same time surprised. In
the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ryan and
Mrs. N. O. Murphy visited the capital
and spent some time at the offices oj"
the governor and the secretary. After
that they were driven about town.
This was Mr. Ryan's first visit to the
territory and he became a warm friend
of It in his Fhort .stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan took dinner with
Governor and Mrs. Murphy at the Ho
tel .Adams.
In the evening many prominent citi
zens Including territorial and federal
ntliclals called at the hotel to meet Mr.
Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan left for the north
this morning accompanied by Governor
Murphy who is going to Ash Fork to
meet Governor Otero of New Mexko
and a delegation from t hat territory
who are coming to attend the statehood
convention here tomorrow.
DAY OF ARRAIGNMENTS
Little Else Happened in District Court
Yesterday.
HON. THOMAS RYAN
First Assistant Secretary of the Inte
rior Visits Phoenix
Hon. Thomas Ryan, first assistant
secretary of the Interior whose coming
was announced by the Republican ar
rived yesterday morning accompanied
by Mrs. Ryan. They visited the India:!
school in the forenoon and with that
Geo. McDonald, who was indicted on
Wednesday aTternoon for the murde.
of K. J. Gardner, was arraigned and
given until tomorrow to plead.
John Ru'oensteln was arraigned again
for the murder of Amos Nye and Pedro
Johnson. Rubenslcin had been arraign
ed under previous Indictments for the
same crimes. Rubenr.tcin claims that
his shoe soles are being worn out by
having to climb the iron starcasing of
thi Jail to attend this series of arraign
ments, an anticipatory punishment
which is neither exemplary nor retalia
tory, ne will plead again on October
L'6.
On the same date Juan Flores will
plead again.
M.C. Berdugo, who was cnarged with
association with B. IVralta in the
stealing of a check from Harry Azut,
withdrew his plea of not guilty to the
Indictment and pleaded guilty. Th
check was returned to Azul oy an or
der of the court.
The case of L. Espinosa set for trial
yesterday was continued until today.
The grand Jury was in session all lav
evidently having several cases under
consideration, but no report was submitted.
Harry Br is ley. - C. A. La r sen.
Kvcrybody should attend tlic
STATEHOOD CONVENTION
Saturday at the Opera House
And no me should forget that we are building up the best Drug Trade In the
City. Try us.
ADAMS
HOTEL
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Birdseye Maple
Curly Birch
Mahogany Finish
Golden Oak
White Maple
White Fnameled
Ash
Golden Finish
Chevals, Golden
Oak
The Grandest Display of Dressers
in all the Up-to-Date Styles
Ever Shown in
Phoenix
SMALLrOX.
Pmallpox is cur-l at any Ftnse, ami
a:.-o prpvt'iitPfl, by Ai!:ixuki. Cure
iruarantpffl. At all drusalsts in Phoe
nix. $1.00 ipr box.
I For pood loads ot crushed granite see ! Ice cream, sherbet, fruits, salads, fish.
10. It. Maple. i meats, chicken, etc. Get a nice steak
i out ot our cola storage. Dishes wasbe.1
l'liitino pii turts on ivy Rrecii ciii ds, by steam. Lunch counter and dini:v;
1v jnr iox, at Ionn.'il's. IS West t rocm. Special cafe and private roon:s
t WahinRton street. or se;cnd floor. Coffee Als Restaurant.
IThe Brisley Drug Co.,
! I : N ALL INK.t-iT
Eieit at
The Home Side Park Hotel
Tribute to the Life. and Character of
H E Dorris If
Coffee
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It Always Attracts Attention
Horses
and
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Guests G. H. Claysoii, Proprietor
WW be ready for guests on October 1st. Pive mites east of
I'hoenix on the Crosscut canal. Altitude 1H) feet higher than
the city of Phoenix. NO liUST, NO MUD, NO MALAKIA.
New, H can rooms. I'lnty of shade and sfraws. Swings and
croquet grounds. 500 feet to the beautiful.-soothing waterfall,
where you inuy sit :ind dream the sunny hours away. "Will
call at any time and anywhere for guests and baggage free
of charge.
Millinary
Opening
Today
Friday
iinery
Today
October
Op
ensng
Miilinery
Opening
Today
25, 1901
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and our display of China, O .unaware,
etc., is the finest in Arizona. These are
all new goods that we have selected
with jeciul reference to the require
ments of the most exacting taste.
The prices are at figures that will
suit the purchasers.
Remember our line of high grade
Sewing Machines on easy terms of
credit, renting and repairing.
She's Never At Home.
AVcll, do you wonder at it? Now Just
come into" our store and let us tlx up
a room like this, and we will guar
antee she will stay at home. We have
nobby suits of furniture, now at $11.00
and up Rockers ut $1.50 and up;
Chairs ifOc and up: Springs $1.75 and
up; Mattresses $3.50 and up; .Tables
$2.00 and. up; Stands $1.LT and up; and
Tinware too low to price. We have a
full line of Household Of tods, new and
secondhand. All prices inside the cir
cle. CALL ON lS.
Spears & Toncy,
32 and 34 V. Washington St.
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Just Returned
from the Kastern markets, where we. purchased an
immense line of the Latest INovcltiCH
in GOLD and SILVER. When our new fixtures
arrive we can justly boast of another one of the
Finest Jewelry Establishments in the world. Wait
till we get fixed up.
RICHMOND DAY C0JGEO- H- C00K & co- -s Laz Jeel'"-
I SPECIAL INVITATIONS ARE OUT
? For everybody to attend our Millinery Open
ing this Friday, October 25th, 190 J. It will
be the Swellest of Swell Affairs ever held in
:j: Phoenix or any other town west of the Rock
t ies. Great preparations have been made by
?us and our Unparalleled Effort to always
.XWX..X.1.J..X.. appear before you just right has been put
forth this time to look a little better than we ever have looked
bef ore.?
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21-2.3 B. Washlngtton St.
134 Wast Washington Street
FOUNTAIN PENS That are Worth Buying is the Kind We Sell
Juft received our new stork of Parker Pens. Call In und see them. Our line, of STATIONERY is good and
up-to-date
ELVEY & HULETT,
The Live DrMRglsta
5 and 7 Kant Washington Str t, Nxt to National Bank of Arizona.
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Send Us Your Mail Orders. We Have
Just What You Want
Imported Pattern
Hats
which are dreams of daintiness and jauntiness are here to
greet you on all sides, and displayed with them is a profu
sion of richest creations of Eastern Ateliers. We have them
all, we show them all, and your unbiased criticism is what
we ask to hear.
IT'S MILLINERY
us it must lo. au fait, sweet, like music, like a, fairy's dream.
Presides RtaJy Ruilt Hats do we carry a rich lot of pretty cor ret t and ronsonably sold Naked Hats
and their garniture.
Mrs. Kirkl'Mid superintends the department in all its details and herwell established reputation
as a milliner needs no comment. She will take pleasure anil pains to show you and please you. An able
corps of assistants are with us to give you all desired attention. You must not disappoint us. We are
locking for you at the Opening" today. Very Respectfully,
he New
ork Store
218-224 EAST WASHING I ON STREET
Your mail orders will have best
and promptest attention