Arizona republican. [volume], June 03, 1903, Page 8, Image 8

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: ' WKDNES DAY MORNING, JUNU 3, 1903.
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The Home Savings Bank and Trust Co
:- Pays 4 per cent interest on alt time deposits
Accounts may be opened for one dollar or more, either In person
or by mail. ,
A handsome nickel steel safe Is furnished depositors free of charge.
Call at the banking office and learn all about our plan for making
savings pay an income. I
The Home Savings Bank and Trust Co.
ALTHORIZEU CAFITAl-, $100,000.00.
. CHAKLKS F. A1NSWORTH, President; R. II. GREENE. Vice Pres
ident: FRANK AINS WORTH. Cash'er.
DIRFCTORS Charles F. Alnsworth, W. C. Foster, R. II. Greene,
Frank Alnsworth, Harvey J. Lee.
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EMERSON ON IMMORTALITY.
He has made the best statement in
all secular literature of ihe doctrine of
immortality. He shows us that the
world and the human soul are not only
unreasonable, but inexplicable, without
it. Yet ne makjjs no absolute affirma
tion, except that we shall lie immortal
ir that he best. Whether we shall know
each other again is a Sunday school
question. He will not spend his time
about it. Perhaps, as b says of Carl
yle, this nimble and active spirit does
not care to boat Itself against walls.
Rut he is not. like Carlyle, a destroyer,
cr a storm r. He worships no deitlon
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SUMMER COLDS
Capital, 5100,000.00 Surplus, $50,000.00
Deposits, $500,000.00
Ample Facilities. Courteous Treatment to All. We Solicit Your Banking Business.
The Rational Bank of Arizona.
Produce Chronic Catarrh.
Crr.il 'iiinz. President.
S. 1 ilMTleliler. liier.
Sol. I.ewi. Virp-I're-iiltMit.
J. .1. Swet'iiev, As-i't. .! ier
THE VALLEY BANK
OP PHOENIX
PAID UP CAPITAL ,. 1100.000
SURPLUS 25.000
WM. CHRISTY. Piesident. J. C. KIRKPATRICK. Vlca President
W. D. FULWILER. Cashier. LLOYD B. CHRISTY, Asst. Cashier.
Drafts Issued on all of the Important, cities of the United States and Europe.
Discount commercial paper and do a ganerel banking business.
Office hours. 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.
PIRKCTOkS: M. H. Sherman. Wm. Christ v, K. J. Rennitt. J. C. Kirkpatrick.
J. S. Fitield. . 1. Kulwiler. Llovd B. Christy, Oeorpe D. Christy.
CORRESPONDENTS: American Exchange National Bank. New York; Ameri
can Exchange National Bank, Chicago; First National Bank, Los Angeles: Bank
of Arizona, Frescott, Arizona: the Angl o-California Bank. San Francisco CaL
Sludamo Isabella Ellen Catens.
PHOENIX TRUNK FACTORY
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Is the place to get a nice suit
case, bag or trunk r.t a reason
able price and good goods. Old
trunks taken in exchange. Keys
fitted. Phone 23!H. 4.T! West
Washington.
STANDARD RON WORKS
Dealers in
New and Second Hand Machinery
Complete lift of stock on hand furnished on application.
Coasting's in Iron and Brass.
of mere force. If he does not know
what we long to know of another
world, he pays due homage to the lov
ing and wise Spirit that sittith as sov
ereign on the throne of this. Rather,
he believes that the world is but one
world, and that the sovereign who
reigns over it it never to be dethroned
knows very well that every road
leads to the gates of His kingdom. He
sees no God of force or of disdain look
ing down on mankind as on a race of
grovelling nwine or chattering apjs
Senator lluar at Concord.
HILLVILLE AT THK SEASHORE
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We arrived here last week
o'clock and Tl a day.
The ocean Is grand. The waves, fire
doing thfir host to go high enough to.
reach the bathing suits.
Wo have not seen the sea seruer.t
yet. but feel very much as if we hat
encountered a few snakes on the tri"
ovt:r.
We hcpoJ that by -hutting off the
gas during our absence we would save
enough In the gas bill io defray the ex
penses cf our trip: but th? cook wrii "1
us that the meter i: registering the
same ii usual.
Our mother-in-law is expected to ar
rive on the next boat. Sh? has ex
pressed a strong desire to learn how to
swim, ami if we can only get-her far
enough out, we'll give her a few swim
ming lessons that she'll remember.
Atlanta Constitution.
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"RUT YET A WOMAN."
in unmeasured terms the treatment of
the race by the Russian government
anl people.
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OLDEST AMERICAN NAVAL
VETERAN.
Tn the naval home in Philadelphia,
William Mackabee will celebratte hi
lOCth birthdjy next September. He is
the oldest living veteran cf the Amer
ican navy. Born in Baltimore in 1S03.
he joined the frigatet Constitution as
an apprentice in 1817. He served narly
continuously in the navy until old age
pent him to tin naval home
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TOO SUDDEN.
"It seems to me yoa run your auto at
an exceedingly high rate of speed."
"Yes." replied the Rev. Mr. Skarther:
"I can't bear the idea of eausfnjr any
one to swear."
"Eh? I don't grasp the idea."
"Well, you see. when I hit any cne.
going at top speed, he doesn't g-t time
to say anything."
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CONVERTED.
HARDER TO BEAR.
First Veteran Horner makes me .i
tired! One would think, to hear him
talk, that It was he who tiuellpd the
rebellion.
Second Veteran T know It. Rut. if ir
makes -ycu tired, what do you think of
me? Tile quelling of the rebellion was
a little job of my own. you know.
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KNEW SOMETHING MOCT IT.
A MATTER TO ADJUST.
Ike Kentucky court houses should
be made without doors.
Jake Yes; it's rank cowardice "
--- Innocent bystander irom r -
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IT'S BOUND TO COME.
Telephone 571.
Machine Work Promptly Attended To.
PHOENIX. ARIZ.
Phoenix Machine and Cold Storage Co.
4 il K'qde of Machine Repairing Dona oo Short Notice
25-33 North Second Street
Jos. Thalheimer, Pres. ; P. T. Hurley, Vice-Pres. ;
Louis Melczer, Treas.; Alex. Eheinstein, Sec'y
O. S. WILEY, Manager
Madame Isabella Ellen Bsvcas, Ufa
Governor Grand Lodge of Freo Masons
of England, ia a letter from Hotel Sara
toga, Chicago, 111,, 6ays :
" This summer while traveling I
contracted a west persistent end an
noying cold. My head cched, my eyes
and nose seemed constantly running,
my lungs were sore and I lost my ap
petite, health and good spirits. Doc
tors prescribed for me ail manner ol
pills and powders, but ell to no
purpose. '
I advised with a druggist and he
spoke so highly of a medicine called
Peruna, that he induced me to try my
first bottle of patent medicine, flow
ever, it proved such a help to me thai
I soon purchased another bottle and
kept on until I was entirely we."
Madame Isabella Ellen Baveas.
Summer colds require prompt treat
ment. They are always grave, and
sometimes dangerous. The prompt
ness and surety with which Peruna
acts in these cases lias saved many
Jives. A large do.-e of Peruna should
be taken at the first appearance of a cold
In summer, followed by small and oft
repeated doses. There is no other rem
edy that medical science can furnUh, so
reliable and quick in its action as Peruna.
Address The Peruna Medicine Com
pany, Columbus, Ohio, for a freo book
entitled Summer Catarrh," which
treats of the catarrhal diseases peculiar
to summer.
"I don't believe in arbitration,
I'll run my own affairs," said he;
"I will not brook outside dictation,
The matter must ' be left to me."
But presently the other party
Regan to press him to the wall.
Whereat he gave indorsement bear
To arbitration, after all.
Chicago Record-Herald
Geography Teacher Name the loca
tion of Devil's Lake.
Tcmmy I don't know just where it
is. ma'am, but I know what It's made
of, all right.
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THE EFFECT.
Mrs. Crawfoot Yes, the president
kissed my little Henry.
Mrs. Rail Did it make him strenu
ous? Mi p. Ornwfcot I should say so. lie's
been hunting the stray cats with an
olil run ever Fip.ce.
"Th" boss dem't alius !:eep his word,"
remarked tV.e office boy.
"What's he been doin' now?"' Impi'ir--ed
the stenographer.
"He told me when he went out this
mornin' that he'd crtll me up on the
telephone. 'Stead of th.it he called me
down for not answerin" it when h"
come back from lunch." Cincinnati
Commercial.
"Of course," said the optimist, "if a
man gets into the habit of hunting
trouble he's sure to find It."
"Yes," replied the pessimist, "and if
he's so lazy that he always tries to
avoid It, it will find hiin. So what's the
difference?" Philadelphia Press.
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AMBIGUOUS.
Mr. Quailes Well. I see eld Gold
man is dead, and leaves upward .f
$3,000,000. Woudn't you like to be hi"
vidow?
Mrs. Quarles (sweetlyt No. dear,
nothing could possibly delight me more
than just to b yours. Philadelphia
Ledger.
"John." she said, as they stroll?d
through the brilliantly lighted rooms of
the Caslm), "Monte Carlo isn't at all
as I had imagined It. Every one of
these 'people we see gambling seems so
rice and respc-ctable! Now, dear, do
you think it would b.- very wicked if
I b;?t just or-ce?"
"Of -course not, love; and. even if y.ni
loi-e. it won't ctipple tis financially.
Here's a lous. Play that and ree what
luck you have. You know, if one In-ts
on t.:-e's ap, they say :;c is apt to
win.".
There is a moment of doep th.mg'.n.
Then, with a smile of sludnrs'. th"
tiny piece of gold i i-hfced i n figure
The wheel spins, anil the discon
tented little piece of marble, after
dancing all about, finally drops with
a l!. k int.) 2S.
"Theif!" cries the txciied J din. "!f
you had been honest you would hive
won."
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ins o.vriNors si:.".n-e.
I Famous the World Over Fully Matured. I
IL Order from Melczer Bros. Co., Wholesale Dealer JS
Warranted
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"lias old Jink-! ex?ire.-:-ed any pr'-fer-fino
for next president " thc-v lciej
United F-tal-s?" t
"Not yit; but hvll hi- heard fiom."
"Think so?" ' I
"Know it. They brcke Hp his moon- i
shine distillery last week, an' he's I
ng'in the gover'iru r.t once m-.i-e." At- )
lant.i Constitution.
Pleases
the
Cook
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TOLSTOI HELPS THE JEW..
Count Tolstoi's contribution of ST.TikO
in aid of the persecuted Jews of Kishi
neff is one cf the largest made in Rus
sia Though not a Jew und a harsh
critic at times of the Jewish theology.
To!:-toi has not hesitatetd to denounce
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Does Your Food
Distress You ?
Are you nervous? Is your appetite
poor! Is your tongrue coated T Do yo.t
have dizzy spells? Have jou a bad taste
in the mouth? Does your food come up
after eating? Do you have heartburn?
Do you belch gas or'wind ? Hare you pain
or oppression around the heart? Does
your heart beat irregularly? Do you have
unpleasant dreams? Have you a eensation
of fullnes3 after eating? Do your
limbs tremble or Tibrate? The above
symptoms indicate dyspepsia. We guar
antee Pepsikola Tablets to cure dvspep-
sia, if not, v.c cheerfully refund your
1 money. A remarkable little book, Ad
I vice to dyspeptics," conies with every
i. cent box.
BEN L. BEAR. Phoenix, Arix.
High grad.
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ASTHMA
"HOW IT CAN BE CURED"
Mailerf Free. Writ
The Russian Remepy Co. Z.Vot
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On
Merit
Allgroceps
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When the New York Store advertises a Special Sale, our customers know that we give gen
uine bargains Not bargains in name only, but bargains in fact The goods we offer you this
week are particularly desirable, being selected from the goods you want at this time Every
housewife will find items of interest, each tells its own terse, pointed story of economy
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GINGHAMS A good quality, that other stores get X2hc for.
They come in checks and stripes also 36 inch Mad- Qr
ras. For this week we offer them at, per yard
SILKS For one week we will sell silks at less than they can
be bought elsewhere, and this in the face of the fact that
manufacturers are asking big advances in prices.
GUARANTEED PEAU-DE-S0IE A beautiful quality, the regular price 0 7
is $1.25. Sale price, per yard
GUARANTEED PEAU-DE-S0IE Dyed in the thread, a dependable f
article, regular $1.75 quality. Sale price, per yard n) t-0
EXTRA HEAVY PEAU-DE-S0IE This is a good make for coats, etc. fc f OO
Regular value $3.50. Sale price, per yard vJM.CJJ
CHINA SILKS AH colors, 21 inches wide, regular TS
35c kind. Per yard 01
FOULARDS Navy blue with polka dot or fancy patterns,
just the thing for, Summer Dresses, sold regularly 3
at 75c. Sale price, per yard 3vJI
INDIA LINENS In this line we excel all others.
Regular ioc quality for 7c per yard.
Regular 15c quality for. n'c per yard.
Beautiful sheer quality, worth i7jc, for i3c per yard.
Persian Lawn, worth 25c, for : 19c per yard.
Fine Sheer Persian Lawn, worth 35c, for 27c per yard.
SWIVEL SILKS Right up-to-the minute in point of smart
style, they're winners at 40c per yard. Sale price,
per yard ' Jv3h
LAWNS A nice lot of linen colored ground, neat fig- Ar-
ures, lace applique stripes, worth regular 3C0. Sale price, per yard.-. rl .
GRENADINES Plain and fancy stripes, the season's gO
novelty all the wanted colors are here, worth 75c. Per yard. vTZjrXs
FANCY LAWNS Lace and applique stripes, a good fl
. assortment of colors, value 20c. Sale price, per yard ;. . I vj)?
FINE PRINTED BATISTE Neat, small patterns, also Sn.
fancy stripes, just what you want for house dresses or wrappers, good value B af
at 15c. Sale price, per yard. ,.
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