Arizona republican. [volume], November 18, 1903, Page 4, Image 4

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: "WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 18, 1903
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A FINE SHOTGUN FOR
STEVENS' LATEST MODEL
Finple trifrgr notion, automatic eji-rtor, tlxike lor-il. for nitro or Mack
I ii A lit-rs. take down, c:i fried in stock ill 1-. I and ') RM:gf. Ki-gular irici
on this gun is $10.
Vj also carry Stc-vons puna regular top lovor fiction for $fl. Our storp is
Die ono tiiat is Ffllinff. and lias for Fonie time been selling, a proud, rc
liatilc,
SINGLE BARREL SM01GUN EOR ONLY S5.00.
PINNEY
THE
Guns, Bicycles, Cameras. liun7 Typewriters, Sporting Goods.
40 North Center Street. Phoenix.
Necessary Articles
A window full on display.
We Know there are one or
more 'you need, and most
people use most of them.
See the Window at
Elvey and Hulett's
Pharmacy, SriaWV.!
If I
How
Are You
Is It
a Member
of the Credit Lodge?
Now is the time to break-away fiom this form of extravagance, and
we invite you to compare the following prices with those you have been
paying to the man who is glad to carry your account.
l)id you ever stop to figure out toe reason why he was glad to do this?
Perhaps the following prices will, throw some iisht on the subject.
Two cans Best Chipped Beef . .
2 cans Best Corn Beef
5 lbs. New Rolled Oats.
1 package Scotch Oats
1 lb. Flat Can Salmon Steak
.2;jC
.23c
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' "1'c
lr,c
r.0, lb. Sack' Kansas Club House
Flour Jl.f.O
1 3."i-Cent Jar of New 'Jams 25e
1 Can Baker's Cocoa 2."c
1 lb. Best Butter
6 lbs. Pink Beans 2.1c
I Can Deviled Ham ac
1 Can Best American Sardines "x:
.M) lbs. Best -Family Flour.." '..$1.30
3 lbs. puro Leaf Lard. (Nelson
Morris Brand) 40c
Famous Cookoo Oysters fresh every
flavor. J.'.e per thy., two dozen fur 25c.
Don't forget that with every dollar's purchase you get a chance on one
of the free Bound Trip Tickets to the World's Fair to be held at St. Louis.
Remember that you have four chances, to secure a free trip to the Fair,
and at the same time you will save at least 10 per cent on your purchases.
McKee's Casht Store;
North Fisst Avenue, Phoenix, A. T.
YAVAPAI
Oil and Development Co.,
Jerome, Arizona
Send for ProHpccttis
STANDARD IRON W0RK5
Dealers In
New and Second Hand Machinery
Complete list of stock on hand furnished on application.
Castings in Iron and Brass.
Machine Work Iromptly Attended To.
Telephone 671. THOENIX, ARIZ.
h Phoenix
S. H. IOGERS. ' S. S. GREEN.
Phoenix Foundry Company
All kinds of
CASTING IN IRON AND BRASS.
All kinds of machinery repaired.
f.0C SO. 7TII AVE. We will give satisfaction. PHONE NO. 97L
(SL ROBINSON,
GUN STORE
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in Good Standing?
5 lbs. Pure Leaf Iard (Nelson
Morri."? Brand) C3c
10 lbs. Pure Lcuf Lard (Nelson Mor-
! l is brand) $1.2o
1 Large Package Schilling's Tea 40c
: Small Package Schilling's Tea 20c
1 lb. Can Schilling's or
I'ioneer
4T,c
; Baking Powder
I can Best Standard Tomatoes-..
" 16 lbs. Pure Cane (Iran'd Sugar.
r fjailoii Can Pearl or Bispo Oil
: C Bars Diamond C Soap
' r, Bars Best Borax Soap
; fi Bars flerman Family Soap
1 Package Forte
1 Package Crape Nuts
1 10-lb Box Best Soda Crackers.
. .10e
.$1.00
.$1.55
. .25o
. .25c
. .25..
. .15c
. .15c
. .75c
ay.
Celebrated for their exquisite
t.-'..r i
Machine and Cold Storage Go.
1. . I'll . f X X I
f ii n'Rue oi mac nine repairing uons oa onort notice
25-33 North Second Street
Jos. Thalheimtr, Pres. ; P. T. Eurley, Vice-Pres. ;
Louis Slelczer, Treas.: Alex. Eheinsteia, Sec'y
O. S. WILEY, Manager
FINE DAIRY CATTLE
Some of the Blooded StocK Bought By
Anstin Starkweather.
Mention hns boon inide of th? car
load of Hclstein daily cattle recently
bought liei-e from N:-w York by Auftin
Stat kweatiier fi.r his dairy faim north-we.-t
of town. The cattle vere y.wr
i hc-sed t. 1!S at Syracuse at a bis
liolsteln sale and include some tin
registered stock. The time seems to
lie rapidly approaching when the Salt
river valley sti ck growers will be sat
isfied with nothing but the liest. wheth
er it lx' cattle, horses or fowls, realiz
ing the truth of the axiomatic state
ment that blooded stock can be raised
as cheaply as mongrel stack alter the
first start and that it is worth a great
deal more when it is raised. Among
the purchases made by' Mr. Stark
weather are the following, as recorded
in The Country Gentleman, one of the
most reliable farm papers in the coun
try: Lady Zozo Pauline 2nd, 51019, four
years old, $4.0.
Venice Loreno 2nd, D1020, four years
old. $400.
Venice Ix)ieno 3d, 59931, one year old.
$3J0.
Ladv Zozo Pauline 3d, ."91)32, one year
old. $300.
Ditcher Calamity, 62412, one year eld.
$240.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles. Your druggist will refund
money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to
cure you, iu 6 to 14 days. 50c.
HOUSEBREAKERS BUSY
Raided Wood's Second Hand Store on
Monday Night.
Tin"' second hand store kept by Mr.
Wood, near the corner of Third ave
ni'e and West 'Washington s4iett. was
broken into Moadav rijht by unkrown
parties and, three pairs .f gray b'..nk-
ets anil several quilts were taken. Th?
mutter was placed in ihe hinds of the
officers yesterday morning but thus
f ir no one has been found who is PVin
suspected, and none cf the stolen ffi.ods
rwo ered.
Whde only merchandise was taken it
Is surmised that the robbery was plan
ned in the hope of setting money. They
failed in thU and in taking the blanket
it Is assumed that they are trave'hig
crooks and thought thc-y could at least
mak? themselves more. comfcrU.ble
sleeping in the brush the:v cold nights.
I Continuing th deduction aftor the
manner of Shnlock Holmes, it may al
so be supposed that bdng- hoboe- and
living ir. the brush, they are non-residents
and therefore not "among our
best ciuezns."
Mr. V'ood enjoyed a paiticular'.y
frcod trade on Monday and took ir.
much more inom-y than usual and it is
fiippcsed the robbeis took not? during
ihe daytime and at night raided the
place thinking he- left his mney t'ner.
But he is too wise for that kind of peo
ple and when night comes his cis't U
rv.t in a safe place. He lemember.-!
Ins a couple of men whose actions, in
the l;ght of subs.-quer.t events, now
appear to him as su-picirms but he fad
ed to find the mtn yesterday and h3
oa knowledge of their identity.
A Dangerous Mcnfli.
This is the month of coughs, cold.;
and acute catarrh. Do you catch cold
easily? Find yourself hoarse, with a
tickHng in your throat and an annovin?
cough at night. Then you should al
ways have handy a bottle of Ballard's
Horchound Syrup. J. A. Anderson, 35!
West 5th St., Salt Lake City, writes:
"We use Ballard's Horehound Syrup for
coughs and cIds. It gives immediate
relief. We know its the nest remedy
for these troubles. 1 write this to in
duce othr-r people to try this pleasant
and efficient remedy." 25c, 50c and
$1.00 at Elvey & Huletfs.
THE LAREDO FEVER.
T aredo. Texas, Nov. 17. The offi
cial yellow fever bulletin tonight
shows: New cases, 37: deaths. 2.
Total cases to date 917. Total deathi
to date 92.
WHIPPED HERRERA.
Oakland. Calif., Nov. 17. After fif
teen rounds of hard and fierce tightiiiE
Jack Cordell. a recent recruit from the
amateur ranks was tonight given the
decision over Aurelio Herrera.
NEW CUBAN NAVAL STATION.
Santiago de Cuba, Nov. 17. The
I'nited States cruiser Baltimore today
ciiicially assumed sovereignty in the
name of the I'nited States over the na
val station at Guantanamc.
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HOT THE "ONLY" BUT
THE "BEST"
Is the Good Old Way.
SANTA FE.
We have:
The Grand Canyon,
Harvey Eating Hous ts,
Famous California
Limited,
And everything else that goes
with the stamp of a firstclass
railroad. '
L. H. LAND1S,
General Agent, Phoenix.
ARE. NO SPECULATORS
Even With Bear Pressure Removed
StotKs Handled Gingerly.
New York. Nov. 17. Trading In the
stock market dwinoled to a low ebb
(day, ;md dull nest) wa.i progressive.
This w us regarded as :i significant
dovelupment following the cessatio:
of he bear pressure against stocks
.i tul ;i.s accepted as an indication that
there was little inclination to embaik
In speculative ventures in the stoik
market as yet.
STOCKS.
Atchison. .03, preferred 83i; N. J.
Central. 153; C. & O., 28; Rig Four,
68: C. & S., lL'U, preferred 52, second
preferred 21 Erie, "f'; Great
Northern preferred, 160: Manhattan,
139'4; Metropolitan, 114: Missouri
Pacific. S; New York Central, 116;
Perna., 112',2; St. Louis I. 54.
preferred 60, second preferred 43; St.
Paul, 13rj!4 : Southern Pacific, 41Ji;
Cnion Pacific, 707K; Amalgamated
copper 37"s" Suai-,1 17 'i : Anaconda,
64: 1,'nitcd States Steel. 10, prefer
red 50; W. I'.. S3!i; Santa Fe Coi
per, IJj.
BONDS.
I. S. ref 2s reg. and coupon, lOtPi;
3s reg. and coupon, 1074; new 4s reg.
and coupon 134 Vi; old 4s reg. and
coupon 110 ; i's reg. and coupon,
103 34-
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RUMOR OF A RESCUE.
It was Heard That Tom Horn was to
be Released Last Night.
Cheyenne. Wyo, Nov. IT. The au
thorities today received information
that an attempt at a delivery of
Tom Horn, from jail would in all
probabilities be made tonisht and Ad
jutant General Stiser. this evening,
issued orders to Company O of the
Wyoming national guards to l.o in
readiness for duty.
While the militia are not actually
guarding the jail this evening they are
under arms and are sleeping in their
armory close to the court house. Should
the friends of Horn attempt a jail de
livery a bloody liyrht is bouyd to en
sue us the jail is a perfect fortification.
No attempt was made up to 1 o'clock.
GUESTS OF THE PRESIDENT.
Delegation from the Butte Miners'
Union at the White Houce.
Butte, Moat., Nov. 17. A delegation
of six representatives of the Butte
unions kft today a.t noon for Washing
ton where they will bo the guests of
President lioosevtlt, dining with the
executive in the White Housa on Mon
day. The invitation was extended to
th'? unions while he visited Bu'tte last
May on his tour of the west.
BALL'S SUCCESSOR.
Houston. Tex., Nov. 17. Joh. M. Sin
clair, of Hempstead, a den.otr.it, was
today elected to congress to succeed T.
H. Ball, resigned.
irouDie to MowwcouiwiuiMuwcaiij Mrehants,
uoods.
MAKE THE BIG NEW
TATIONERY
STORE
Cor. Washington & First Sts.
YOUR HEADQUARTERS.
Drink at our 20th century
bamtary Fountain, the finest
in the southwest.
We are agents for Eastman's
Kodaks and films.1
Films and plates developed
promptly and well.
We are' headquarters for
fine stationery.
Books, the very latest.
Waterman'sFountain Pens.
Typewriter supplies.
Cigars and -Tobaccos.
Pocket Knives.
Indian Curios.
Office supplies.
Typewriters for sale or rent
Sporting Goods, Golf, Ten
nis, Foot Balls, etc.
Ladies' and GentV pocket
books, a fine variety.
Games of all kinds.
Navajo Blankets.
A big shipment of Dolls,
Toys and holiday goods ex
pected daily, also a shipment
of. Allegretti , and Lowney
canaies.
The
Berryliill
Company.
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Push us
Our dry goods stock is all sold
excepting a handful! of notions.
We expect the carpenter's to start
building the fixtures for our new
shoe and hosiery stock either Thurs
day or Friday until then we shall
remain open.
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27-29
Phone Main 274.
The greatest improvement of the new
method of laundering over the one com
monly used, is the perfect sterilization
of every article of clothing that enters
the laundry.
Our plant la new and . thoroughly
equipped to do laundry according to the
most modern and approved methods.
Our process of washing requires that
all clothing must be sterilized with the
best of germicides.
Herd your laundry to ;s and you will
1 in cin-A tlmf It iQ retiirnf1 nefentl'
pure and perfectV laundered. " !
Yours for good work and prompt de
livery. Arizona Laundry Co.
Phone Mnin 39.
Corner Adams and 3d St.
To 47 North Center
Street
About Noyemberi?
In the meantime we are anxious t
talk to yon about soire special bar
gains in nice homes and ranches for
sale and for r'j.-.t.
ALLEN & WILSON
29 West Adams.
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AS IN EVERYTHING
IN THE
t
Gent' sFurnishing I
OoQds Line
WE GIVE YOU
THE BEST FOR
THE LEAST
PRICE.
lank, the SMleH
I0M08 West Washington
Street.
lif I f
CARPENTERS
out of quarters we will
sell Shoes at
SAL1
OOOOQOOOOOOO
E. Washington Street. ;
Phoenix, A. T.
We have one factory '
DEVOTED ENTIRELY TO THE MAKING OF CHEESE. The
maker is a man of long experience in this,, climate, and thoroushly
competent. Our curing rooms are pnexcelled, as we make our own
temperatures. We can give you
CHEESE THAT WILL PLEASE THE TRADE.
Write us for prices. If in Phoenix ring up 1871, or better etlll come
to th? creamery, two blocks west of Santa Fe depot.
The Maricopa Creamery Company
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118 NORTH CENTER STREET
Violin &
Undertakers
Lady Atteedant
The California Restaurant
KKALS SERVED AT .ALL HOTJRB. ,
Strictly Plrst-Claes. Quick Service: t
Special Dinner on Sunday i
35 North ffirst Avenue Phoenix, Arizona
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Are Yog
Then get,
Old
SM. No.
lyon's French Periodical Drops
Strictly vegetable, perfectly harmless, sure to accomplish DESIRED
RESULTS. Greatest known female remed3-. Price, 51.50 per bottle..
fiAIITIfiM Bcwareof counterfeits and limitations. Tbe eennine Is put up only In paste-board Car
WNUIIUll ton with t:ic-S!milo siimatiire on side of the bottle, thus: . .r-
Sena for Circular to WILJJAAls Mt'G. CO.. Solo Aeenw, Cleveland. Onio. jKX'-V92
For fal only hv BHiN L. BEAR, up-to-date drueeist. Phoenix.
There is no opium or other harmful sub
stance in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It
may be given to a baby as confidently as to an
adult. . It is pleasant to take, too, - and always
cures, and cures quickly. It is a favorite with
mothers of small children for colds and crbupw'
MCES
CO.
Attention !
TELEPHONE 79H&
Dorrls
and Embalmers
In RESTAURANT
or in adjoining
.DINING ROOM.
with Elegant China Service.
At ENGLISH KITCHEN, No. 1st St.
Going Abroad?
a trunk or suit case or trending bat at the
Phoenix Trunk Factory,
trunks in exchange. Keys fitted. Phone Red
433 West Washington Street.
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