Arizona republican. [volume], July 01, 1903, Page 8, Image 8

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NJOY YOU
- Do you know of any other separator that looks
1 as well, or tlocs its work as well as
THE SHARPLES TUBULAR SEPARATOR?
on the Fourth of July by dressing up in
your newest and best "glad rags" if it's a
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IN MEMORIAM
Funeral Services for Mrs.
McCord Yesterday.
M. H.
Funeral services for Mrs. M. H. Mc
Cord wore held at tlie Ti esby Ui ian
huri h at 'J o'clock yesterday morning.
Many freixls were invst'i.t. - Rvv. Dr.
Lewis Il.tlscy H!xk' bridly. pay ins a
heartfelt tribute to the memory of the
Ieparti-l. He tpoke of her as or..'
who.e onlet, unassuminjf. hopeful,
lxlpful life had made this a better
world for many people. It seemed
natural for her to treat with kindness
all creat?d things. ,.
Sarah K. McCord was born In I'enr.
sj lvania. her parent removing- to Wis
e.msni when she was a child. She was
married Ausrast 25. 1S77. to Myron H.
.VlcConl. and came with her husband to
Arizona ten years ago this month. She
united with the Methodist Epficopal
church of Merrill. Wis., in 1S77. and re
tained her membership in that churi h
during her life.
The burial casket was covered with
infcs :ind a. numlter of beautiful llr;;l
r.fl'eriiis were the K'ft f l'li.-ti.ls.
The a pprnpriate musical . le i i.ins
v.-r iiufrt s-ively reiideini :u,d iinlu.l-
.1 funeral march iYkiii l:.e,b..V'-ii.
I.y .Miss Alary I la Is. y: a solo. - i hi.-Su-etly
Sol. -1111! 'I'fii.innlit." by Aliss
.my l"t:ey. ami the hymns of truth and
l.'il"-. "Asleep in Jesus, " 'Jesus, lier
jf Aly Soul" and "Nearer. My O.id. to
Thee." by Mi.-s I'tley. Mrs. Sloan. Dr.
Dodsworth and Mr. Coggins.
The hearers were Messrs. J. A. Kurtz.
J. B. Alexander. X. A. Morford. Thom
as A? .nstrong- Jr.. Vernon L. Chrk and
1- T. Manstieid.
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Visitors to Coronado Tent City are
meeting with fine catches of barracuda.
Spanish mackerel and yellowtail. Many
enthusiasts are visiting the banks, just
off shore.
The rolled barley o
Mills is the best In town.
the Capitol
Some of the charity that begins at
home can't get past the front door
without becoming homesick. Chicago
News.
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It's the best skimmer on the market and if
you'll give us alliance we'll show you how much
better it is than any other separator. We sell
the Tubular because it' is the best.
W
IIKUHMUKK THE W1UTK llUKSii IN
. CANAL COMMITTEES
Joint Meeting of Representatives
of
Land Owners Yesterday.
There was very little doing yesterday
in a water storage way.-. The North
Side lane's arv now so liberally signed
the valumo of daily business hi the as
sociation ollices is not expected to be
larRe. rnd as yet th- Tempe people
have rot announced a change of front.
The ctnmittees appointed some time
titio by the land owners under the Salt
Iiiver alley, Maricopa and Grand can
als, respectively, for the purpose of de
vising ways and means for acquiring
the canals, held a joint meeting yester
day atterr.oon" in- th? ass-ociati m roftius.
The only important result of th ' meet
ing- war. tl'.e expression ot a sc.mii!n; i
requesting the land owners urne'r im
Arizona canal to organize in a similar
way and appoint a committee tr u
oierate with them.
There are now just fourteen days !'-
fore t!:e ( losing of Ihe as.-.acii'.tioij
i tooks. There is yet a consider:! bie "n- i
sign.
1 acro.ige owned by pnoii'; wh.ij
have already declare. 1 their intention
of joining the association. mot
should be no diav abomi l he ni.ill -r
I
II doe'iTi lake 'a loan all lay. u
oiirsc. to si-;n up a few aci.-s nf land,
but if every l.( ! in I he Ib-y iail lili
the list ilay. th.- day will i:ot hi- I.):i.-:
nough. Tiu-re is almost ceilain to
be a big rusn a l th last ml and any
one Intending to ; ign can easily see it
to their advar.l.ge tr sign at once be-r-
fore the rush comes. It will then be
attended to and out of the way and ii
will be ahead of the procession the!
will stand at the gate when the (i;)cr is
closing. And the time may come when
priority of signature to Ftock r.f the
association is a thing to be desired.
Word from Hotel del Coronado says j
that life there is particularly gay this
season, many who prefer to take part j
l.i the life of the Tent 'ity without j
going into camp having taken apart- :
ments. Tent City opens up early and I
active this year.
Mrs. Halke's Orange Cream for sale
at llalke's Curio shop.
OF THE
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East Adams Street
FRONT.
An unurally fine class of stores is
maintained at Coronado Tent City.
High prices are not allowed by the
management, and everything obtaina
ble In a city is to be had at these shops
from the daintiest of delicacy store sup
plies to a manicure or shampoo.
Perl-La-Creme9
TOR THE SKIN.
To bn
:.k in. lli.it
.u.-hai
I'se Dear's Perl-la-Cr. me. It softens
i the skin
It makes you appear young
er in society and, last but not least, it
is fine fcr GKXTDDM KN after fhav
ir.g. You s-t it (XI.Y at r.I'AIl';-.
Large Dottle .0c.
Smaller Dottle 2Cc. i
nnr.ember you get whnt you ask for J
at
BEAR'S DRUG STORE
Opposite City Had.
Send us your
prompt.
iil orders.
We a re
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Greater
owtier
THE BEST THAT CAN BE MADE
STRICTLY PURE
HiS-GMDE
A PURE FOOD ARTICLE
Honest Goods-Honest Price
Ranchers,
Miners,
Prospectors,
and
Everyone
in
Town and County
Will Save Money when baying
Groceries at
Frank Griebel's
218-220 W. Washington St.,
Phone 431.
mm irnfMT'iMmiM in mi i iitt ' ' 1
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Mother's
Crushed Oats
FOR BREAKFAST
2!
Always Fresh
and Sweet
! E. S. Wakelin I
I Grocer Co. $
VV. J. MURPHY
Real Estate, Insurance,
Loans.
102 West Adams Street.
D ERRS A KOLA ointment
cures all skin diseases.
A large order of
Woolens
JUST PLACED THE LARG
EST ORDER FOR FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS
FOR FALL AND TENTER
Vv'ITII E. S. SELBEY, REPRE
SENTING E. II. VAN INGEN
OF NEW YORKf THE LARG
EST WOOLEN HOUSE IN
THE WORLD. NOBBY PAT
TERNS GALORE IN EVERY
SHADE AND STYLE FOR
NOBBY DRESSERS. N
NICHOLSON
The Artistic
Tailor and Cutter
41 Wst Washington S.
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Home Industry M. Co. If
1 ' Tempe, Arizona I
Mioir
Cereals..
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'msill ...
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M $5-to 15-
Of Horncspuus, Cheviot and Flannels, in
skeleton or half skeleton coats. Pants
made with belt straps and cuffs. Wc have
jut rccrivpil a fi line of tlu.-o uits ninl knew wc l.i-.vc 5 in
wht you want
MEN
?S
Do you know that we sell more Men's Shoes than
any two stores in own. Well, that's fust what we do,
and the reason why wc sell so main- shoes is because we
carry ly the best makes and sell them at a very small
margin of profit. Then again, we have all styles, sizes
and widths, an 3 can fit any shape foot. When m want
of footwear thai look-i riht, wiir-? right and at right
prices, sc: us. 1 5 to $;'.. per piir.
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Exclusive
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Heavy Ironed.
Ccst
Timbered.
Tasiest
Running
Wagon on
the Market.
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PRINTED LAWS, BATISTES AND
ON SALE
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This assortment is one of the choicest town,
hind of a lawn dress, waist or kimona, you had
I Pick out any 20c
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Suit it's all right. We are sole agent for this
celtbratcd make of hand tailored ready io
wear suits. We are showing r.oiue
swell effects, from
Gomfortabse Outing
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Outfitters for Men
BAIN
Sole Agents, Opposite Fire
ALL. OLJR 20c
Lawn in the store
22c a yard this week.
E BEST ALWAYS
lint
and Boys.
Buy
the
BAIN
and
Get the
Best.
Co.
le
Station
DSM1TIES
and if you need any
better see this line.
and its yours for
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