Arizona republican. [volume], November 18, 1903, Page 6, Image 6

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THE ARIZONA BEPUBLICAN; "WEDNESDAY MOKNING, NOVEMBER 18, 1903.
Another Big
at
Davidson's Gash Store.
Xo. 20 Preserving kettles 2 o
No. 2S Wash Howls 2-o
:!-cii;irt Pudding Pans -Oc
'So. 20 Suite Pans 20o
4-quart Pudding Pans 20c
r. qua ft -Milk Pans 20c
4 iilart .Milk Pans 20c
CHINA!
Radies Oo you want a set of dishes?
See Davidson's before you buy.
li.ivilanil China.
Vienna China.
Publish Porcelain.
.niei U a n l'orec la in.
All m j'lain white patterns ami all in
Opt'll stock.
Moore's Steel Ranges
;a 2rt different jialterns from $20.00 to
S'72..",o. ui -k bakers, fuel savers,
iteatli. Stoves in many styles at
Heating Stoves
in Many Styles
at
Davidson's Gash Store,
1 14 to US W. Washington St.
Phoenix, Arizona.
Phone Red 803.
YOU MAY SEE
'.it on th,- world in a new way with
ir;r glasses.
V.'hat you have seon n.ay only be a
bint of what you may see. "Seeing a
:hiiLr with your own eyes" is not al
ways ( i hi 1 r.sivc evidence that you
correctly. You see with your eyes,
.iit th' if r-f:-active power may be
i.mlty: th is ymi see but half what
yiii. might with properly adjusted
"I. ises our kind.
DR. E. MUHS0N,
Arizona's Leading Optician.
TO-
Tobacco Burners.
We occasionally wonder
whether it is wise for us to go
on forfeiting the customary prof
it on cigars in order to give
smokers better-than-ordinary ci
gars. Rut when we see our trade
creeping up and realize that ci
gar trade brings other trade, we
feel justified in sticking to thin
profits. There are still many
who can benefit by acquaintance
with our cigar line.
GOODMAN'S
PRESCRIPTION
PHARMACY,
Cor. Washington & Center Sts
Phoenix, A. T.
W. J. MURPHY
Real Estate, Insurance,
Loans.
102 West Adams Street.
Have You Read
"Th A). ache Princess." by Gen.
Chas. Ki.iw-
"Tin. Adventures of Herald," b
I r. ( 'una n 1 )oy e.
"The '.iL- bond," by Frederick Pa!-iiu-i
.
I,: Rab-l." by Ceo. Ade.
Tl." Maids of Paradise." by Rob:.
'haiiib.-rs.
11 you have not you ought to and
if yo i have we have lots of others
just a... nood.
The Phoenix Stationery
& Kbws Go,
10-12 W.. Washington St.
7 " ii
OfLocal
Interest
THL WEATHER
Rocal daily weather report for the
Arizona Republican:
Forecast for today: Fair.
Data for 24 hours ending 8 p. m. yesterday:
Temperature Departure Departure
Since since
1st of Month Jan. 1903
MEAN NORMAL
SO :8 :i 50 ,
Maximum temperature "1, minimum
temperature 40.
Average relative humidity 44 per
cent.
Total precipitation. 0.
Character of the day: Clear.
M. E. BLTSTONE, Section Director.
MRS. HILL SICK.--Mrs. Reuben
Hill who lives on Grand avenue, north
west of Phoenix, is c;uite ill. at th.
Sister's hospital.
NEW NOTARIES. Notarial com
missions were issued yesterday to C. R.
Sterling of this county and M. R. Mor
rissey of Santa Cruz.
W. C. T. U. MEETING. The regu
lar meeting of the Women's Christian
Temperance I'nion will be held at 2:2')
o'clock this afternoon.
LEFT LAST NIGHT. Rev. R. A.
Rowland and family left last nisrh;.
via the Soul hern Pacific for I'valde,
Tex., to reside for the next year.
FOOT BALL GAME. The Hig;.
school and Indian school football teams
will make trouble lor each other again
next Saturday at Kanlake park. Ths
football supremacy in these parts can
never be Fettled, till somebody invents
a game both sides can win at.
SOLD A RANCH. Allen & Wilsor.
yesterday sold to James Vestal, who
came here recently from Illinois, th"
J. J. Redilla ranch three and a ha.f
miles northwest of Phoenix in the vt -cinity
of Alliambra. It is a well im
proved place' and will be .still more im
proved by Mr. Vestal for the Mirosea
of a ranch homo.
SURPRISED THEM. J. M. DcJrri
arrived here yesterday morning from
his home in Kilmichael, Miss., and ex
pects to remain here all winter. 21r.
Dorris is tlie father of the Dorn.-i
brothers of this city and planned :
little surprise for the children. Though
advanced in years he came unan
nounced and of course was given a
loyal welcome.
IN NEW OFFICES. The Valley
Realty Co. has moved from its former
otfices in the Jones block to the new
Goodrich building, at 37 north Center
street. The new offices have been con
veniently planned for their purposes
and furnished comfortably. Thcv aiv
at home now to all booms that tor.u!
this way either big or little.
DAMAGE SUIT CONTI N U ED Yes -terday
was tht day when the case of
George K. Sanders against the S. F. P.
it P. railroad was set for trial. A con
tinuance was asKfd for bv the defense
and was granted on the condition that
tiie defendant should pay $30 not to
be recovered under any judgment that
may be rendered. This money is for
the payment of witnesses who . had
come to the trial.
MAY EE HEARD AGAIN A motion
for rehearing was tiled in the office of
the clerk of the supreme court yester
day by the appellee in the cast of The
Phoenix Right & Fuel against Thomas
D. Bennett appealed from this county
and in which the judgment of itv
lower court had been reversed and 'i
new trial ordered. The opinion in this
case was handed down at the last
meeting of the court.
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.
The directors of the board of trade
met last night for their regular month
ly meeting and decided upon a cam
paign for securing new members. The
directors will devote half a day tomor
row -to an energetic canvass of th.'
town to add to the membership in or
der to extend the sphere of useful
ness- or the organization. l ne re
mainder ot the meeting was devoted to
the transaction of routine business.
A HANDSOViE RUCHE. In the
east window of Gold water's store is on
exhibition a white rue he which re
ceived a great deal of attention at the
recent fashion snow in Madison Square
Garden, Xew York. It was imported
from Paris especially tor that occa
sion, and is one of the very prettiest
ruches in America, at least that was
the decision of the Fashion show
judges who awarded the maker firat
prize for thai class of work.
NEW CORPORATIONS. Articles of
the following corporations were Tiled
in the office of the county recorder
yesterday: Continental Ruilding &
Roan association, capital stock. $20
000,000, incorporators W. R. Herriott.
W. It. Holv.ay and C. A. Lane; The
Yaqui River F.'.'p'oi ation company,
capital stock, $100,000. incorporate:;
Second Hand Remington Type
writers and Other Makes.
GOOD CONDITION.
SEE US QUICK.
Also Two New
Remingtons
Uf)G H. II . McNeil Co.
Opposite Court Uouae.
BARGAINS,
Il Lion's
PERFECY
Used by people of refinement
for over a quarter of a century
PREPARED BY
II. W. Reeper, K. Risser, B. F. K. Hall
and others: Seaboard Finance com
pany, capital stock $300,000, incorpor
ators W. M. Jones, G. R. Forster and
K. M Forster.
OFF FOR TUCSON. Anions th
ladies, wlfo left last night to attend
the convention of the Federation of
Women's Clubs at Tucson which meets
this morning were Mrs. J. R. Toinlin
son, Mrs. S. W. Higley. Mrs. Dwigh
P. Heard. Mrs. Walter Talbot, Mrs
J. H. Kibbey. Mrs. R. A. Fowler, Mrs.
J. H. McClintock, Mrs. A. J. M-
Clatchie. Mrs. Shirley Christy, MrsT G
W. Vickcrs and Mrs. Antrim.
AN ATTRACTIVE SIGN. Th
Phoenix Light & Power company has
placed over its office, corner of First
avenue and Jefferson street, what is
probatdy the most expensive, sign in
the city, particularly in the evenins.
It consists of numerous incandescenf
electric lamps ' forming the legend
"Cse Gas Fuel." It is so arranged tha
the lamps are turned out one at a tlm
a way resembles tnt
that circles round a
flickering fl.iir
gns stove when
in use.
J. B. DOUGHERTY HOME. .T. P..
Dougherty, the contractor, left iierc
last summer for a month's visit in
California and returned home yesier
dav. I!e could have tut back befoie
had he wanted to but he heard people
telling about so many hue places to
live that he thought he would make a
thorougi investigation of everything
in the market while he was at it. H
returns home glad to get back and
satisfied that Arizona even without
statehood is bettor than lots of other
places with it.
A NEW PREACHER. Pastor Rag
by of the Fifth Avenue Christian
church has arranged fo: a protracted
meeting covering two or three we!:s
and beginning on ne::t Sunda.v snort
ing. The pleaching will ue done by
the Rev. Grant R. Lewis, suite evange
list for southern California and Ar -zona
and until lecently the pastor ot
the church at Long Reach. ,Cal. Pre
vious to taking charge of the work at
Roiig Reach he was a number of
years pastor of the church i.i Porno:. a
which js one of the strongest congre
gations in Califorr ia. Mr. Lev., h, is mt
represented as great f ,iell biudi r. nor
a ;i recusal. or.alist ! t as ;. v.-ry
I-iac tii al man. ho.-e plain strai;4'
forward preaching has made his work
very successful wherever he has been
located. Services will hi
conducted j c.
every night during the week.
TEVPE JAIL BREAK. It was an
nounced in The Republican yesterday
morning thai John Moody and Roy
K'aarp who were arrested here last
week on a charge-of alterapted high
way robbery and who were released
for want of convicting evidence, wete
in Tempe-on their way to the peni
tentiary, having been held bv a jus
tice of the peace there fo robbery.
That announcement was premature.
Nobody knows now to what place the".
are on the way. They are citjiJr.Iv
not at Tempo. They bi oke out of the
jail there some time on Monday night
bv the simple process of digging
through a narrow brick wall. The
jailer had not taken the natural pre
caution of pultms them into the cell.
MR. FOWLER'S WORK. The
Washington Tost, which came to
Phoenix yesterday contained the fol
lowing regarding the visit of Mr. R. A.
Fowler to the Capital: Hon. R. A.
Fowler, president of the board of trade
of Phoenix. Ariz., and representing
the Water Users' association and the j
Tonto road committee, is at the Ra-1
leigh. Mi. Fowler is in Washington
for tha purpose f pushing the en
abling act granting the cities of
Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa the power
to vote bonds to construct what is
known as the Tonto road. Afte.
reaching Washington yesterday Mr.
Fowler consulted with Delegate Wil
son, of Arizona. 'The people of Ari
zona are unanimous fcjr statehood, and
they want separate statehood, too, and
no junction with New Mexico,' said Mr.
Fowler. 'Less than 2 per cent of the
citizens of the territory oppose the
statehood movement, and they rep
lesent th least- progressive element.
We are confident of achieving fuil
Pedsed statehood at the regular ses
sion of congress.' "
THANKSGIVING, MARKET.
The ladies of the Trinity Episcopal
church will hold i Thanksgiving
r-.arket, in their Guild hall, i;i the rear
cf the church, on Second avenue, Wed
nesday afternoon, Nov. 25t'.i.
Do not fail to look ur. For I
am sure you ylll find just whtt you
wiiiit for your Thanksgiving dinner.
The American Gentlen-an's Hat i.i the
Knox Hat. It is always correct in
style--hi.gr; class workmanship perfect
in shape unsurpassed in quality. The
price the same as you pay in New
4
York. For sale only at our store.
The McDcugall & Cassou Co.
Tooth Powder
KNOX HATS
Correct
ClotSieSo gl
f
Exclusive high grade
Clothes, for "Immediate
Service."
Our productions show l
the quality, personality
and individuality
in to
i your dress.
Our new
"Immediate
clothes are
models for
Service"
fashioned
after the "Poole Sys
tem" of London.
Stock is Complete,
Ready To Try On.
Designs are most ex
clusive. The fabriCS are L.0n-
don shrunk by "Cold g
Water Process," thus
insuring non-bagable
trousers.
Money Refunded
If Not
Satisfactory
You Enjoy Reading
If your eyes are relieved from
strain. We do not only lit the
lens correctly, but fit the frames
comfortably also. We see that
the lens' centers are exactly i:
front of the pupils; that the
lashcs c'o not brush against the
glass and that the temples do
not cut the tides of the. face ot
behii.d the car.
This is one reason our patients
recommend their friends to
3EBBER-& SW1KERATH,
Arizona's Leading Opticians.
7 W. Adams St., Phoenix, Ariz.
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to
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Gold Crowns, $5.00. Gold Fillings, Si. 50 and up.
Silver Fillings, 50c and up. Extracting, foc
All Work Guarantsed. ' Consolation and Examination Free.
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E. M. DEPEW
Phoenix Harness and Saddlery Go,
Wholesale and retail dealers in and manufacturers of
Harness, Stock Saddles,
Saddlery Hardware,
Mexican Silver Inlaid Bits and Spurs.
Fine Hand-Made Harness a Specialty.
Telephone 1105 No. 37 N. First Ave., Phoenbr, Arizona
For Sale.
Fine 20-acre ranch dose in; good im
provements; water right in Maricopa
canal.
I
1.ncrp rrnr-h R mi!e nnrthenst with
j Kood house; fine shade; orange grove;
etc.
20-acre ranch, 4 mi'eg out, all in al
falfa, good house, shade, well, etc.
I
Good CO-acre alfalfa ranch within
four miles of town at a bargain.
Three fine homes on North Center
1 street, five, ten and twenty acres of
i land with each place.
Good 40-aore alfalfa ranch with
! water right in Maricopa canal.
I Fine SO-acre improved ranch with
water in Maricopa canal, at a bargain.
All kinds of city property for sale.
Five furnished rooms with bath for
rent, two miles N. K. of Phoenix.
I A. Spauldini
41 West Adams Street
, Fresh Family
Mackerel,
Codfish,.
Bloaters,
j Pickles and Olives.
One can Deviled Ham,
5c
, One pound Evaporated Apples
IOc
i Ten pounds Oregon Potatoes,
25c
One cau Ameiican Sardines,
5c
G bars German Family Soap'
25c
Paff ord's Gash Store
23 South First Avenue.
, 'Phone Red 555.
GRISW0LD,
ThH
Birvcle Msa
Is Arizona agent for the Racycle, the
best and easiest riding wheel on eann.
Keeps the largest stock of Tires and
sundries. Most complete repair Bhop in
the city- Nos. 7 and 9. 8. First avenue,
Dental Plates From
5.00 Eto sio.oo
Bridge Work
5.00 a Tooth-
z&t lzs& rs scs" r k 0
Just
Arrived!
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to Donofrio, L'p Stairs. ,
HAN AN SONS
Fine Footwear
For
Men and Women.
Exclusive Agents for Phoenix.
All sizes and widths, all leathers, latest
styles. No back numbers; no fitting with in
soles and stretchers.
Experienced Shoe Men to Fit You.
H. A. Diehl iShoe Co.
WalkOvers, $3-50 and $4.
J. A. REDMAN
WE HAVE
SUITABLE FOR
Bed Room or
TALBOT (Q.
Harry Brisley.
t. We are the Authorized Agents for
LIOUOZONE
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BRISLEY
In Hotel
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Frame dwelling, G rooms, bath, screen porch, one lot
on East Washington St. Cash price. $1250.
010 acres of land 12 miles west of Phoenix, $G,500.
Wanted to exchange 80 acros of first class farming land, well im
proved in Southeastern Kansas for improved or unimproved farming
land in Salt River Valley.
16 SOUTH CENTER STREET.
CHEAP
160 acres sugar beet land, twelve'tniles northwest of Phoenix, CO
acres in alfalfa, 100 acres grain land, with iO inches of .ivater in Grand
canal, half original share.
Easy torms. A snap.
Price $25 an acre.
See me for ranches, houses and city lots for rent or for sale. Terms
made to suit purchaser.
J.
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Real SCstate, Loans, Insurance,
14-16 "S. Second Ave.
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j Did Yd) Get that St8ak? "
"c" ths question that he asked." cs
I "e song goes, even before he had cut
j or tasted it iis appearance was war
I rant of its flavor and tenderness. His
I wTfe s answer was our name. Of courpe
j we sell many meats; but we take just
Pride in Ollr SMtos cir-lnln ton,Wlnin
H I porteiTTouse, etc. 'Phone your order,
Lj I if you like. Main No. 12. '
P. T. HURLtY,
' ' W. Washlarton gt. Tkut HI,
A Careless Rider
usually meets with frequent
accidents; "the' most cautious
sometimes do. Always take
your repairing to our shop;
we will save you money and
give 3'ou satisfaction.
LM.Depew&Co.
37 N. First Ave.
SOME NICE
Bath Room.
HUBBARD. I
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C. A. Larson.
DRUG CO.
Adams."
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DIRT.
WalKer,
sua
N. PORTER,
Saddle and Harness Go.
142 East Washington St.
1 a LJ 11 i 1 o
. For our make of Arizona
Styles of Saddles, Bridles,
Bits and Spurs. Prompt at
tention to mail orders.
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