Arizona republican. [volume], November 27, 1901, Page 8, Image 8

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THE ARIZONA KEPUIiLICAX: WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27, 1901.
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To Those Who Shoot
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We have the Native Son, Eureka and Prairie
LOADED SHELLS
Powder, Shot, Wads, Loading Tpois, etc., etc.
GUNS FOR RENT HAMMER OR HAMMERLESS.
EZRA W. THAYER
124-12G E. Washington St.
127-133 East Adams St.
REMEMBER THE "WHITE HORSE IN FRONT.
CSottag H
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verbal contract: A. It. Chenoweth, t
rancher living north of town, fur
nished pasture to F. L. Brill for a
number of cattle at seventy-five cents
per head per month. Mr. Brill finally
told him the pasture was too short,
when Mr. Chenoweth a Breed to fur
nish him with hay at $3.50 per ton.
This was satisfactory and Mr. Brill
began using the hay. When the time
for .settlement came Mr. Chenoweth
presented a bill for $118.40. having
charged for the pasture and the hay
both. Mr. Brill claimed to owe but
$f8.50. Mr. Chenoweth brought suit in
Justice Gray's court and secured judg
ment for $71 and costs. He gave notice
of appeal, and later made a motion for
a ' new trial, which will be heard today.
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Special prices on pictures, Thursday,
at Donncll's gallery. IS West Wash
ington St.
Ask your grocer for Mermaid Queen
Washing Powder.
Mrs. E. Andrews, dressmaking. 330
East Adams St.
NOTICE.
Copper Basin Gold &' Copper mining
stock at 4 cents per share will prove a
winner.
airves'
AH kinds or printing, ruling-, book
and magazine binding and book repair
ing done satisfactorily and quickly at
Th5 Republican office.
Free, dozen nice pictures with each
dozen cabinet pictures taken Thurs
day (Thanksgiving day) at Donnell's
' gallery.
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We Are Perfectly
Justified extend a Cloth
ing Harvest for the next ten
days to the public in general.
Our stock of CLOTHING for
the cool and cold weather is a
repiesentation of the
j Newest J
I Fabrics
j of the I
I Woolen i
i Mills
As An Opening
Jib
for the Coming Holidays
we will make the following
reductions :
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JOYFUL NEWS
For economical buyers We are making special efforts this week
in our different departments to give special bargains that are
truly values in fact as well as in name. i
R4c9 Our Odds and Ends of Cassimere, Che- H O W
DWy viot and Tweed Suits... fcHOvJ'
Suits Sizes 4 to 15' that sold at 3"50 $3" and $2- y
RAtc Our odds and ends of swell, up-to-date gX O w
DOy5 Two-Piece Suits for boys... JfG3
o From 4 to 15 years; these were our rapid sellers,hence C
OUHS they are odds and ends, sold at $5.50, $5, $4.50, now V
1!$ 1 8.50
F5
,f I Men's
li 1 Suits
: Mm0 BsrR : -
I Hg IGOLI
Men
q lastSj made from selected stock in white factories by
OMUcb hieh class labor, and the best ever sold at ,
Our Standard, Guaranteed Shoe that is
3 msrip pisnpriflllv fnr ii5 Tn nil flip npw
Ufkn9 Our All Worsted Pants, tailored, ready
wy Have that shape, finish and workmanship in them tha
your tailor charges twice as much for.
Our Black or Grey Clay Worsted Suits
are the proper thing for Thanksgiving wear;
come in 4-button cutaway sack, single-breasted 4
button straight sack and o-button cutaway frock. .
I ef $ 1 4.75 1 1 1 Cholera i
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3 'k Regular
1 t "$15 00
2 Suits now
$12.75
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and above all the Latest Cuts
in Style of the Best manufac
turers in the country. Every
requirement to make up good
CLOTHING will be found
in the Men's, Youths'
and Boys' Suits, Rag
Ian Overcoats and Ex
tra Pants.
f III HUM MM MnHJI II Mini I I II H j
Regular $12
Suits now
t $10, $9 and
$8.00
I WE toM you about BEAR'S HOC,
( 'H LEii A crKK romo time uko. and
If your HOCS are down with CHOL.
KKA Ftart risht for BEAU'S anl stK-k
ui wit'il It it's no fake. Jllany are
uuir.s it. No one on KAKTH but
. UEAR ir.akes BEAU'S Hob Cholera
"ure In pounds or quantity.
' (Vou get ivht you ask for at BEAM'S
Bear's Drug Store
Opposite City Hall.
Makers of Low Prices.
REMEMBER OUR TREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
We Lead
5 For once practice true econ
I and secure one of these
5b Fine Suits at the
a Boston Store
in
C M fill I
$1252 1
in
Venture fiill Copper Stock 10.000
shares at 23c. Will pay $1,200 commis
sion to purchaser or broker. Boaz
Duncan, 445 Wilcox BuiMing, Los An
geles, Cat.
Mrs. Cooler, 425 "Went Van Buren,
experienced teacher of elocution, phys
ical culture and delsarte.
N. Porter Paddle & Harness Co. Sor
Hand Made Saddles and Harness, made
of best grade of leather; we warrant
It. Also expert carriage trimmer em
ployed. Satisfaction guaranteed. 14J
bl. Washington.
Use SlerniaM Qurren
der!
."ashing Pow-
THE BOSTON STORE
I. DIWiVlOiD Ob UliO.
WoHhlneton and
. Second Strectift
Catholic fair for the benefit of the
new church at O'Neill hall, Lec. 4, 5. 6
and 7. Choice literary and musical pro
grammes each evening. Gold-headed
?bony cane will be given to the most
popular physician, to be decided by a
voting contest. .
Kentcky sweet cider 60 cents per gal
; Ion. - G. W. Mardis, 212 West "VV'ash
i ington lstreet-
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
I the Vendome la now open. All work
: personally attended to.
QU1JADA FINED. Santos Quijada.
who was arrested for not supporting
Mrs. Center's dressmaking parlor ot I his family, was tried yesterday In Jus
tice Grab's court and found guilty. H-J
was tlned J and given a reasonable
time to pay it in, on condition that he
at once make provision for his family.
DEPUTY RECORDERS. CI. W.
Stokoe. Frank McCulloush and a
Mr. White were vesterrlav nnnnlnrp-l
Tt .Tl s"cc.ial "rf-t or deputy dty re-
consult Dr. Hibbird nd if yon re coraerx, tor the purpose of securing a
IF YOU HAVE WEAK LUNGS
and have become llsconrafrtd as to jeeovery
lememtHir much can be done by specim
Ecie mi tic utr-ioite treatfuent, and ibis
! High-Class
Groceries..
A. J. BRADLEY
Undertaker and Embalmer
LADY EMBALMER
Graduate Chicago College of Embalming to attend
, Ladies and Children
Tfcone, 841 218 West Washington Street, Fhoenii, Arizona
A WELL DRESSED MAN
curaole you will be tola bo. If insurable you i full registration of voters for the com
rterniv. Have you any , ing election on the new charter,
chronic disease? If no, ynu cannot possibly
iti ou-fa iit aeti xperimcaiing or by fioLtor UKLAHuMA uyOMIXG. Mr. and
who do not undei stand i your cue. Many a Mrs. S. N. Phillips returned home yee-
man aithoueb able to be about in pcriouflly j ,
haiMlicapid bv some otwtinata ailment, and terday morninR after a summer spent
Or. Hibbard
OR A SIT ATE of
H. arv a r J. Med 1-
crI College, ex-
p oo r.Anminer, ana reading- Specialtat in
r ironic and difficult ckmu. ftlood, bkin
Kidney, Urinary, Bladder, Private and
Sexo.l diM-Hw s, unminal Weakness with
xhauMed vitality permanently cured. Can
cers and cxu'rnal irowtha removed with
out the knife or aevere measures. The
n-ason of Dr. Jlibbard'a remarkable Bucefsa ia
due to bin lon ezperlenee and exceptional
atjlltty in trntiu complicated and lntricnle
disease. Place your cave in tits hiTilH as.J be
d-.'alt with honestly and scientifically. Re
member be devote bis entire time ami study
to chronic disease. Jf possible Always be
Kxamined by an Expert, li unable to
call wrii freely and confidentially. Many cases
yield to home treatment. Heferences: All the
Banks, and prominent buaiuesa men of the
city. Consultation, In person or by letter
free. Hours: 10 to 12, 1 to 8, and to 7. OfMce
and Laboratory, S. Second Arenae. Hib
bard Bulging, PlioenLx, Arliona.
ih mereio-e nnnitu for pieaare or bum n h.
Tnoce who suffer fiom chronic diseares of the
Throat. Luntri. Heart. Stomach or
Oenito TTrinaiy Organs, from piles, fist
ula, rheumiihin. ueiirale c or nerTotia aftVc
ionsshonM without delay fee Dr Jibbrd.
To alt stiff -rers frtrni maladies of the above
nature we tffer the best treatment, the newest
remedies and the mo-t rational and cmpiete
methol. If curable. Science, Ski.l and
Experie ice will e ami re your ie-oery.
Thousands of comparatively young men have
become prematurely broken down ry phyai
cat weakness, s-icb caw can be cured.
The general prvtioner, however, utterly laila.
He lacks concentration of faculties aid can
not accomplish what he tiained. educated
aneeialist does Blood Poisonins; with
ftvphilitti" condition bringing nn inem ail
tbat is destructive to the human system, can
be speedily cured and without injurious
drugs. Our method i that of the best Euro
pean speialist aod bene fir lai results are
r-n in n it-ir nays. ion't ioo i wiin e:eciric
with relatives in Oklahoma City. Mr
Phillips reports that region as exceed
ingly prosperous, and Oklahoma City
growing rapidly. The city is perhaps
a little larger than Phoenix, though
outside of the business houses, it is
practically a wooden town. The houses
are mostly frame-built, though there
many very gooi ones.
NEW SERIES OP WARRANTS.
Neri Osborn, clerk of the hoard of
supervisors, yesterday opened a new
book of warrants printed on yellow
paper to distinguish them from the
many other kind of warrants the coun
ty has to issue. They are intended to
satisfy claims on account of the water
storage commission. Ortifh ates to
NEW YORK RESTAURANT
Mark Land and Sam Chlng, Proprietors. New dining room ia guar
anteed to be the coolest and most comfortable In the city. Firstclass meals
i-atrotage soiicuea. z-7 South Center street. Phoenix.
at all hours.
Show us the man w!io is not particu-
! lar about his clothes and you will find
; him unsuccessful In life. The wcU
! dressed man has more chances every
time. Be in the swim and have your
; clothes made by Nicholson, the Tailo
as worn by the best dresesd men in
Arizona.
NICHOLSON THE TAILOR
43 West Washington st.
Established 1S89. Telephone 29C"..
"It or tn-itlment by sample trial parkape. I the amount of 15,000 have been issued
taf :.V,":V,SS .V"".",.i.bZ.,!il,f5 I ln-t a fund to be appropriate for
'ome msm nlihougnit is scrcally dirabl ,np use ' tne commission, with tho
lo have at If a .-'neVinteiTiew. Whrnycu! understandinff thnt the fund would not
cannol, i..-ryletail wi l he 'fnllT lnokrd I k, nv-iilnhl.. Krnr , i, n, , .,
into. All iaediciu.eot accordmB lo direc-I available before the fii-st of the
j 1 j neit. im now mmie money in tne
fund, but there will not be enough to
take up all the certificates before Jan
uary 1.
THE PRICE OF PASTURE. There
is pending In Justice Gray's court lit
igation relative to a pasture bill, that
Is rather interesting, and illustrates
how hflrd It In fnr mon t - i , . .-1 -
' stand each other in the terms of a
FREE!
IMPORTED
Japanese napkins-
,T0 ALL
CHUrCHN SUPPERS -SOCIETY
DINNERS
FOR. WHICH
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COFFEE
-THE FINESTiCRONN-
is purchased;
FOR SALE 8
The '
Wakeltn Grocer
Company
" Blue Seal " Black Taffeta
This isf the famous silk that will not crack or stretch. We are exclusive agents for Phoenix of "Blue Seal."
and wc sell "lots" of it. Probably you have read about the good qualities of "Blue Seal" in the magazines
any way ar.k to see it when you need black silk for any purpose.
Your money back if it cracks. ;
Linens for Thanksgiving;.
Thankssiving Day is called the gateway to the holidays. It is more than that to the particular housewife. It
is the great test day of her skill and her taste.
Fine linens bear the same relation to the tables that fine frames do to pictures. By selecting your Thanksgiv
ing and Christmas linens from our beautiful collection you will rellect great credit on your taste. We warrant
every thread of all our linens.
Cut Glass for the Holidays
The brilliance of cut glass adds much to the attractiveness of the table. Our collection of fine cut glass
enables you to make a goodly display at a very moderate outlay.
The glass we carry is of brilliant finish and full deep cutting and whether you choose a large or a small
piece you may be sure that you are getting It here at a decided reduction from prices asked elsewhere.
ptSTDon't foreret that every Friday is Bargain Day.
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THE BEST ALWAYS" .
Store closed all day Thursday, Thanksgiving.
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