Arizona republican. [volume], February 20, 1904, Page 6, Image 6

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TUB ARIZOXA KEPCnUCATT, SATIT1JDAY MOlHfrXfl, FKIJIttTAKY 20, 1904
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COTTON
RUBBER
GARDEN
Just From the Good
rich Rubber Co.'s
Factory.
Ctrntptit'On Cotton Hose, 50 ft.. $$5.35
Otympic Cotton Hose. 50 ft 35
Ferle Cetton Hose, 50 ft 7.S5
Am-Mten Cotton Hose, 50 ft 8.50
Olyff. Rubber Hose, 7 ply, 50 ft. 8.00
Loto ftd Rubber Hose, 50 ft 9.50
Arif Rvr Hose, 50 ft 11.03
A"n Wira-Bound Hose, 50 ft.. 11.85
Tha abova goods arc all fine stock
and fresh frewi Goodrich Rubber Com
pany's factory.
We also hava a few pieces that wo
bought last Fall (not carried through
the Spring and long Summer) that wo
will sell at greatly reduced prices.
Davidson's
Cash vStore
Phone Red 3G3.
The place where bargains are bought
FOR CASH and where the shrewd and
careful buyers of the Salt River Valley
are concentrating their trade more and
mora in- Hardware, Crockery, Tents
Cots, Camping Outfits, Stationery,
Guns. Cutlery, Stoves and THOUS--J
AN OS OF USEFUL THINGS.
JAPAN
v.
RUSSIA.
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NOTICE THIS!
It is estimated that, twenty per cent
I voi-j:i.eers rejected from army ser-
i. are refused because of defective
visum. This condition is alarming to
thus,- who do not understand eyes anl
.ye defer ts. To us it simply means
neglect first to the parents; later to
the young mm themselves. Proper and
tinvly use of glasses would have re
st. .r.-d many of these eyes to normal
si-lit-
DON'T NEGLECT YOUR EYES.
?fcf ferH IS W.WASHG. ST.
PHOENIX
8
CURING
COUGHS
would be easy if there was not
something more serious back of
them. The throat and lungs
must be looked after. Many rem
edies stop coughs dry them up.
Our Syrup of White Pine and
Tar cures ' quick enough, but
slow enough to make sure that
the curing is done thoroughly.
That's why we say "Money back
If it fails." It doesn't fail. Price
113 cents.
GOODMAN'S
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY
Cor. Washington and Center Sts.
-. Phoenix, A. T.
Genuine Mexican
Drawn WorK
Shirt Waists
AT
Phoenix Stationery
and News Go,
Also Drawn Work Insertion
for sale by the yard.
10 and 12 W. Washington St.
Telephone Main 297.
Na
Of LocaTf
Interest.
rtif- WLATULU
Iocal daily weather
Arizona Republican:
reiiort for the
Forecast for today Partly Cloudy.
Data for 24 hours ending 8 p. m. yesterday:
Temperature Departure Departure
Siu-u aiuce
lBt of Month Jan. 1, 19M
MIAN NOBMA.L
58 55 -57 15
Maximum temperature, 76; minimum
temperature, 45.
Average relative humidity, 40 per
cent.
Total precipitation, 0.
Character of the day Partly Cloudy.
M. E. BLYSTONE,
Section Director.
A SICK CHILD. The little child of
Mr. Hollis Clemens is quite ill or
pneumonia.
EVANGELIST SERVICES. The
evangelistic services being conducted
by Rev. George Brewer at the First
Baptist church are eiciting more and
more interest. Ther 1 was a lrage at
tendance last night.
A LEGAL, HOLIDAY. Next Mon
day will be a legal holiday. It will be
observed at least by the banks cf th?
city, so that those having business
with those lnstitutior.3 should govern
themselves accordingly.
GOLF TOURNAMENT. There will
be an interesting golf tournament this
afternoon at th? Country Club parti
cipated in by both men and women.
Refreshments will be served by Mrs.
II. W. Heap and Mrs. George H. Ccok.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH.
Services at the Free Methodist church,
corner of Adams and Fifth streets on
Sunday will be as follows. Sabbath
school at 9:50; preaching at 11:00, by
the pastor; preaching again at 7:30.
All will be made welcome.
AN UNFORTUNATE WOMAN.
Sheriff Murphy of Pimacounty. arriv
ed in the city yesterday with Nellie
Byrne, who had been committed to the
insane asylum. She had been a resi
dent of Tucson for several years and
was a well known nurse.
BAPTIST CHURCH. Lewis Halsey.
D. D.. castor. Third avenue and
Monroe street. Public worship, 11 a
m. and 7:30 p. m. Bible study. 9:4j a.
m.; Junior Unin, 3:00 p. m.; P. Y. r
U., 6:13 p. m. Evangelist Brewer will
nreach at both services. A cordial
welcome to all.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Sunday-school at 10:00 a. in. At 11:00
a. m. the pulpit will be occupied by
Miss Louise Holliater, national organ
izer cf the W. C. T. U. Junior En
deavor society at 3:00 p. m. At 6:30
p. m. the Christian Endeavor society
will join with the -Epworth League in
a union service at the jm. ti. cnurcn
South. At 7:30 the congregation will
attend the union temperance mass
meeting at the Baptist church.
SALVATION ARMY LECTURE.
The Stereoptican lecture on Ccnsul
Emma Booth Tucker will be given fit
Dorris theater on Saturday, the 27th
of February. Mrs. Colonel Hlggins of
Xew Ycrk, is the lecturer, assisted by
Colonel and Mrs. French, Mrs. Colonel
Brewer. Adjutant Hanson, Ensign and
Mrs. West and the local comrades o:
the corps. There will be meetings
held all day Sunday in the opera house
11 a. m., 3 and 8 p. m.
NEW CORPORATIONS Articles of
the following corporations were filed
in. the cfRce of the county recorder
yesterday: Octave Crude Oil company,
capital stock. $300,000, incorporators O.
E. Chapin, D. W. B11 and C. F. Ir
ish; The Best Oil and Gas company.
capital stock, $300,000, incorpo; ators R.
Best, S. P. Mosher,. L. P. Uest and
others; Cental Contract company
capital stock, $23,000. Incorporators, IL
T. Collins and George L. Erdman.
REVIVAL SERVICES. Everythln
is now in readiness for the " revival
meeting which is to commence next
Sunday at the Central Methodist
church. Dozens of new song bocks
have been procured and the large
choir, that has been training all this
week will have excellent music Sun
day. A piano and cornet will b? added
this week. Also a beautiful new car
pet which h is been purchased by the
ladies of the church. Sunday-schcol
will open Sunday morning at 9:4
Preaching at 11:00 a. m. and :30 p. m.
Services every day next week, 10:00 a.
m. and 7:30 p. m.
MAJOR COLE NOT SICK A report
reached Phoenix not leng ago that
Major Cole the well known evange
list was seriously HI and was obliged
to suspend his labors and return to
his hmo at Adrian, Mich. A great
deal of interest was taken, in the mat
ter by reason of the fact that the
TALK IT OVER
With us either in person or by letter.
We can help you to systeiuuse your
business, by using
Loose Leaf Ledgers,
Filing Devices '
and Typewriters.
We have the latest. Why send away?
The H.H. McNeil Go
" Everything for the Office.
FIRE SALE SHOES
AT
McKee's Cash Store.
N. C. WILSON. Manager. Seo Page 4"
evangelist was so well known here and
had spent so long a time here that ho
came to be looked upon as one of the
resident clergy. There was therefore
Fome relief whentt day or two ago a
letter was received from him saying
that while he had been indisposed and
in fact-so sick thr.t he had to be taken
to Chicago, he had fully recovered
and was conducting services at Cot
tage Grove church.
OSBORN REPUBLICANS. There
was a meeting last night of the re
publicans of the G3born school dis
trict at the school house. About thir
ty were in attendance. R. E. Miner
was elected temporary chaiiman and
A. W Gregg temporary secretary. It
was a very entnusiasuc meeting. ji
was resolved to call the organization
the Roosevelt club. It was also de
clared to be the sense of 'the meeting
that the delegates from that voting
precinct to the county convention on
March 1 should be R. E. Miner, James
Creighton and V. E. Norris. The
temporary officers of the club were not
elected, but they will be chesen at ths
next meeting when the organization
will bo otherwise perfected.
WENT AFTER BRUNICARDI.
Sheriff Cook left ?ast night for Trini
dad. Cclo., after Anselmo Brunicardl
who is wanted for the robl ery of Lu
cas Magnani of the Kedllght saloon.
It was prematurely stated that Brun
icardl had been arrested the day be-
frre where he was not taken into cus
tody until yesterday and it was not
certain that he was at Trinidad at a'.l.
There was a shrewd guess that he
would go there. A woman who was
supposed to be traveling with him had
been located there. She first went to
Denver and It was t'r. ughi that B
Biun-' H
it the U
icardi would bo found there, bu
woman went away and she was next
heard of at Trinidad. A telegram was ;
received at the office of the sheriff that ! H
Brunlcardi had been arrested there. 1
The sheriff proceeded to get out re
quisition papers cn the governor of
Colorado and left last night for Triai- t
dad.
"We have kept our best pomelos for
our home trade, send in your orders
auick now and we will deliver yon
the handsomest box of fruit you ever
saw $3.50 per box. C. H. Clayson.
Some rare Xnvajo bracelets, very
old, just received at The Curio ami Jt
Jree Museum, cor. Second Ave. awa
Jefferson Hi.
GRAND CONCERT
A Delightful Evening Spent With the
Eminent Soloist.
The musicians of Phoenix have sel
dom bid such a treat as was afforded
them last night by the organ recital of
Dr. Minor C. Baidwin at the P'irst M.
E. church. Fiom the first number to
the (art the large audience was held
spellbound. The numbe rs from 'Handel
and rjc-h; wore given with skill and.
delicacy of touch seldom equalled. The
two pedal solos were marvels of mast
erly ability. The two numbeis frcm
Rossini were most strongly rendered.
and the "Romance," by Gounrd, wa
the most delicately beautiful thirg the
writer has heard for many years.. The
selection from Tannha.user was strong- j
ly artistic, and showed the touch of the;
master. Probably no number on tho !
programme ra; better appreciated1
than the descriptive solo, "The Storm
In the Mountains," one of Dr. Bald
win's comnositi.'.n?.
The audience sat breathless while the
magnificent tcne picture unfolded to
their eager attention, and when it was
finished they gave the soloist that most
flattering of all praise a moment of
lead silence before they broke into a.
storm of applause.
Handel's concerto nas given with
great artistic effect. Dr. Baldwin gra
ciously responded to several encores.
among which he n!ayed upon the
heartstrings of his hearers with the old
time melody, "My Old Kentuckv
Home."
The programme was varied with two
delightful readings by Mrs.- Ccoley.
"The Sot of Turquoise" .nd "Diamond
Cut Diamond." After the sece-nd num
ber she gave as an encore. "The Man
in the Itcon."
Music lover:-, wfil be pleased to know
that Dr. Baldwin will give a second re
cital tonight and will probably repeat
'The Storm" by special requee-t.
Dr. Baldwin complimented the mem
bers of the church on their possession
Of pj pipe organ Of Such macnifirrnt
lone qualities.
Don't forgot the bargain matinee to.
day 'East Lynne," Tonight, "Capt.
Impudence."
u'liy an amateur would tell rt crirl
she is the only one he ever loved.
Philadelphia Record.
THOSE
WHO DO NOT WEAR
THE
Dr. Deimel
- Uiiderwear
ARE MISSING ONE OF THE LUXU
RIES OF LIFE, AND A LUXURY
which WILL ADD GREATLY TO
THEIR COMFORT, THEIR HEALTH
AINU THEIR HAPPINESS. IT IS
THE RATIONAL SENSIBLE UN.
UtKWEAR ITS WEARERS MAKE
OTHER WEARERS. TRY A SUIT
THIS WINTER AND YOU WILL UN
DERSTAND WHY EVERYONE WHO
WEARS IT IS SO ENTHUSIASTIC
IT INSURES AN IMMUNITY FROM
COLDS THAT IS REMARKABLE.
The McDougall & Gassou Go.
32 W. Washington street.
HI fL WT? LTV
c rcis
ashiono
Possess ever' requisite that a
man would expect, in gar
ments frou a custom tailor.
Select fabrics- and trim
mings, proper style, tailoring
and finish up to the highest
standard.
Spring styles, 1904, now
on our tables.
$15 to $30.
FIRE! FIRE!
Your Property
May Be the Next
to Burn.
Why not start the New Year
by fully protecting it against
fire? Ours is the largest fire in
surance agency in the territory.
We are Sole Agents
for Eleven of the
Largest and' Best
Fire Insurance Com
panies in the World.
Our eighteen years experience
in the business assures yeu of
proper care in case of accident.
All losses adjusted and paid
through our office.
H.I.LailiasnO.o
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans
44 North Center Street.
w
'Phone Main 220.
N. PORTER,
Saddle and Harness Go.
142 EAST WASHINGTON.
For our make of Arizona Stylos of
Saddles, Bridles, Bits and Spurs.
Prompt attention to mail orders-
i.rjMf.tJti.'!wf.wKw.'jjgmgem
1
Easteiling& Whitney I
Undertakers
Iain ovm
Embalmers.
No. 44 and 46 East Adams st.
Phone Main 29.
Lady attendant.
ble
Clothes
lplliv
DEWEY ROSE
and Maricopa Chief will make season
of 1904 at owner's ranch one and one
fourth miles west of Grand avenue on
Maricofia canal.
Maricopa Chief Is an English Shire,
black, weighs 1700, six years old.
Dewey Rose is black, six years old.
weighs 10u0 lbs. Sired by Star Rose,
he by Old Montrose. Goes all the gaits.
As fine a bred saddle stallion as there
Is In America. For extended ' pedigree
call on owner.
Terms: Maricopa Chief, $8.00, re
turn privilege. Dewey Rose, $25.00, re
turn privilege.
THOMAS McGINNIS, Owner.
1
e. m. dc?ew,
ar t
ARE
.riJf-i K 5i
Telephone Red 1495.
want to buy real estate' and want
good value for your money come and
I take n ride in my automobile and brin
your wife or friends with you.
. I HAVE ,
had over nine
years
experience m
the valley and endeavor to sell my
customers places that will lit.
JUST NOW
I can offer especially good bargain
in 30, 40. CO and 160 acre Ttanchcs
with - good improvements and
water
j privileges. All kinds of City
Country ijroperty for sale.
and
E. A. Spauldiog
41 West Ailams Strce
Opposite Board of Trade.
GRISW0LD,
The .
Bicvcle Mas
Is Arizona agent for the RacycJe, the
best and easiest riding wheel on earth, ;
Keeps the largest stock of Tires and
sundries. Most complete repivir shop In
the city. Nod. 7 and- 9 S. Fliut avenue. '
.THE LOCKER.
PICTURE FRAMING
To order 5c per Foot Up.
GILDING SHOP.
217 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
For the New Things in g
TAIIiOR
SUITINGS
See
A. E. ANDERSON'S LINE
Now on exhibition
at the store of
i Piank9 the Hatter
I 103-108 West Washington
i Street.
I FLEMING BLOCK.
118 N. Center St. Tel. Main 791.
Aloha & Dorris,
j UndertaRers and Embalmers.
EADT ATTENDANT.
krL. 'J fir
. to
Shoe
It is not necessary tnat any
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anything about shoes. We do
for trem that is our Business,
With our shoes our custom
buy Q-iir exoerience.
Our shoes will never disappo
They are right and
make them right.
Our guarantee
satisfied custorners
we
shoes and the lowe:
This is
always.
SAFE
'
H. A.
if noi,
SHOE STORE
DIE'iL SHOE CO.
RIDING
For HealtK or Pleastare
You-Want It In Good Shape.
Remember we can repair your bicycle so it will enable
you to get the most good out of your exercise.
All work guaranteed. You can save . money by patron
izing us. Give us a trial.
Repairing Typewriters and National Cash Registers.
E. M. DEPEW (& CO.
NO. 37 NORTH FIRST AVENUE.
DO
YOU
A
fit 4
SIOV
We have a variety at
are glad to show you
TAIvBGT . HUBBARD'S
f Hardware Store.
Harry Brlnley
We Have Secured the Agency for
Campbell's Horse Foot Remedy.
It is recommended by the Leading
Hoi semen of the Country
SLEY
In Hotel
I NSURB '
In the greatest Insurance Company in the World, the
Liverpool and London and Globs,
represented by
16 NORTH CENTER STREET.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN!
V
A 36-acre Ranch, with a 5-room frame house, with plenty of Khadi.
pood fruit orchard or such fruits as pears, almonds, apricots and fij;3.
Pears from this orchard have been sent to the St. Louis exposition.
About 20 acres in old alfalfa in splendid condition, balance in grain
land and ore-hard. Also 4 head of work horses, 3 cows, 1 heifer, 5
calves, 6 dozen chickens, wagon, spring wagon, work harness, single
harness and all farming tools. Price J5000.
This Offer Good for A Limited Time Only.
J. Ernest WalKer,
Real Cstate and Loans,
OPPOSITE
COURT HOUSE.
14-10 a.
BSI22BE5X2B223S1
THE VALLEY- BANK
OR
Capital, $100,000.
JAS. NEWLANDS, JR., PRESIDENT.
E. J. BEN N ITT, VICE PRESIDENT.
W. D. FULWILER, SECOND VICE PRESIDENT.
LLOYD B. CHRISTY, CASHIER.
General banking business transacted. Exchange issued on all
important cities of the world. -
DIRECTORS Jas. Newlands Jr., E. J. Bennitt, J. G. Kirkpatrick, J.
. C. Wasson, Jos. S. Fifield, Lloyd B. Christy, Ezra W. Thayer, .
The Home Savings
Pays 4 per cent interest on all time deposits.
Accounts may be opened for one dollar or more,, either in person
or by mail.
,A handsome nickel steel safe la furnished depositors free of
charge. Call at the banking office and learn ail about our plan for
making savings pay an income. If ; .
The Home Savings Bank and Trust Co.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $100,000.
CHARLES F. AINSWORTH, President; li. II. GREENE, Vice
President: FRANK AINSWORTH, Cashier.
DIRECTORS Charlea F. Ainsworth, W. C. Foster, R. H. Greene,
Frank Ainsworth, Harvey J. Lee.
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whether you buy or not.
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DRUG CO.
Admns
31 S
second Ave. phoenix.
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Surplus, $25,000.
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