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THE ARIZONA KErUKMCAlV, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1904 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN fUSU'BHRD BT THB Arizona Publishing Co. BSC. W. VICKEKS. rrea. wid Gen. Mirr. Eclur.Pr Mornlr. Aolftta Prw itaputcheii. ... Th only Perfecting Press In Ar.tona, Th only battery of Linotypes In Arl- jfuiiltctton office 36-38 East Adams Mfftt. Telephone No. 471 r.ntrd at the postjfllce at Phoemlx. Arioa. as mail matter of t onu SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Pt daily, one year W-WJ Wkly. one year -W ' Cash In advanot. BY CARRIER. 41y, pr month .11 ct. Ariaor.a visitors to tne Coast will fjnd Tbe Pallv Republican on sale at the fol-lowlni- places in Lou Aw:pI: "P"" fciok hotel news stand, and B. F. Oara c. South Spring street- J'MoKNIX. ARIZONA. MARCH S, l'JOl The Cement Plant. Residents of the valley have received Willi unalloyed s. ti '.faction the news that the government will go ahead with the construction of a cement plant in the Toruo basin and will manufacture there the cement needed in the con- truction of the great dam across the Koi-fte of the Salt river. This satisfac tion does not arise from any prejudice against the use of cement manufactur ed by individuals or corporations, but from the wellgrounded belief that the government will be able to work a sub stantial saving to the valley by manufacturing- cement or. the ground. The latest number of tae Engineer ing News has an exhaustive article on this subject, which was written before the decision by the government to re jet t all bids, but it shows very clearly how impossible it was for the cement manufacture: e to sjbmit satisfactory figures, and is of considerable local in terest accordingly. After relating that the cement manufacturers endeavored 0 -pursuade Secretary Hitchcock that It wax improper for the government to engage in a manufacturing business r competition with private producers a contention rejected by the secre taTy the Engineering News points out that the only argument Lft for the cement makers was the claim that they could furnish the cement on the Site mo:e cheaply than it could b made in the government mill, and they tveie assured that they should hav an opportunity to prove thH. To that end bids were invited until Pebruary 29. An analysis of the trinspcrtition problem showed the difficulty in the way of making ny really lew bid. Via Giobe it would have bvn necessary to have a rail haul of 71 miUs frc m Colton, California, sr. J nearly ICO mil?s addi tional from northern California. In addition to this was th? wcgon haul of 45 mihs from Globe. Notwithstand ing there di.'HcuU'.es, however, we have seen that the cement manufacturers did subn.it bids very much lower than their original estimates of $0 per bor rtl delivered at th? d imsite. And this is really or.e of the most import ant fads developed. It will b,? remembsre tht-i Supervis ing Engineer Davis was quite severe ly criticized b.caure h.- was i:;Hru mental in having the government con tract f-or a cement plant before formal bid were submitted by the cement manufacturers. As a mutter of fact, as the Engineering News soys, "Had the government omitted to fortify it self with its own cement plant, neither the cement producers, the railways nor the teamsters engaged la haulir.g woald have hud any particular incen tive to reduce this ilgure. Considered an a business proposition, therefore, the cement plant at Tonto would ap ear to have been an admirable Invest ment, even if it never makes a single barrel of cen ent and is sold for scrap after completion of the dim." Had th? manufacurers succeeded in submiting a bid satisfactory to the government the credit would have be longed to Mr. Davis for creating a situation which made it necessary to offer cement at the lowest possible r", ct ..',c ., , tut. nr.. 1 out, Mr. Davis' first conclusion that it would he economical to manufacture .cement in the basin has ben abund antly justified. Not Honest Politics. This is what the Atlanta Constitu tion, which ought to know bett?r. his to pay wit'i the view of being facet iruB: "Can a repub'ican adnrir.isti ation te trusted to handle the enormous appro priation'' necesrary for the cor.st ruction of the P:in.'ina canal? Let the con scientious American, voters look at the jx.s-lotTi e departmer.t and answer." Ye, the republican administration cat: t trusted to exnend thi I'cnami canal mon-y honestly and tj build the -jnal expeditiously if it is given an p; 'i ti:nit . The republican parly, it will ue remembered, wa.s in full con trol of the departments rt Washing ton from IsGl to ls:.". when the demo crats ele' tid a prerident and tii ead; of th departments became (l.mo;'ia.s. Then it was that a fir.e tooth comb of Investigation was started with th? hepe of d:rcovtring all sorts of pecul '.tionr. Tet, notwithstanding that the repub i-c-.in:' had carried th? country through a fix i I wr. r involving hundred: of million:-, of dollars: 'i.ad been in charge dur ing the period of reconstruction, an.l had puij out millions of dollars oa the public debt account, afdjn the way of pension claims, the democratic seatch ers after fraud v.?ie unable to discover a dollar's deficiency. There vas noth ing found and there was nothing al leged in the tIivction of p; vc- tb.t the affahs of the govern ment, had not been managed with r.on-. o.ty and fidelity. The-re have been, it is true, lime-; In the history of the government at Wash ington when frauds were perpetrated, and it was ihe republican? 1 that un earthed these f; hemes, notably the star route cat-es ani th? whiskey ring con spiracy. Hut even these fraud:-, did net prove that the republicans, as tu.h, were dif n-nerl. Then last year cum the posioflice department s-eandals, am i It waa republicans that mmie an in vo.iligation ard rooted out tho;e who had been guilty of a m'.susr of ofhck.J po'.er. And the leader of this conspir acy was convicted last week. Further, this very leader is a democrat and had been apinointed to office during the las. democratic administr .i lion. T'nu. the "com-cientieius American voters" will not be slow to realize that ra cal.ty ar.d malfeasance in oflce are not natur- ! al republican traits. The Constitution i9 trying to demonstrate that dishon esty is a republican weaikness, yei it knows better and it has reason to be ashamed of its petty effort to discredit those who aiv ti have the fir.H dlrec- tion of the money provided for the Paramo, car.ul. Di;-honety is net confined to either republicans or democi.ets. individual ,inn,w.pa.9 nr inrii,.i,i,i r ,!, ,, ,. , ' I -..w..u.uw., eivu io i3 racats : and unworthy of confidence, but their j weakness does nut rel'ect upon either the democratic party or the republican : I-t'ty. The Constitution ousnt to b,"1- i'""-". fair and reasonable io lULimaie inai because a grcup of public servam.s in one department of the government I and led by a democrat have been dls- ' covered to be frauds, is no basis fcr charging in advance trat the me.i who aa.e to take charge cf the Fanamj canal matter are di.-honos:. In t'r.ij conn-p. tion it may be reoalled that Henry Wat- j ter?on. editor of the Louisville Cour ier- journal, net very lont ago cam 3 OJt with a bitter screed in which he charged that the Panama tar.al money I was to be distributed amen thi-v s Tiiis charge was absurd c:r its face, ye: the editor of tne Courier-Journal ha3 never yet attempted to prove hU charge or to offc-r an apology to these he sought to bran -3 as ra.-.il. Th a , I ! r. ( promiscuous sla.-u'.er may be con kf eied in polities'" by some of cur d tn i.ratic fritnuu. but it is net "gojd pol itic s" neither is it ho iest p illtic--. About 1' o'clock this afternoon, the Hun. Henry Cabot Lodge, President Koo?evHfs clo.-est friend in the United States senate, will rise and address the ehs.ir in the.-e words: ".Mr. I're.:--clent, the attention of every senator r t.xed upon the proceedings at Tucson. It is substantially impossible for us tc transact fjrther public business unti.' v.e brow whether the Arizona dele gates have- 1 e. n Jnstruetc d for Mr. r.oosee!t. I move, therefore, that th: Senate c!o rjv adjourn." One of the most interesting feat ures of illustrated journalism is its infinite variety. According to the numerous pi tures of the Japanese ad miral .Criu, who did the business r;l Chemulpo, that gentieman changes hi.-; Myle of whisker s ofte.ier than i : ether man on earth. Hut possibly j these numerous changes :;i e due tc t e j unite on the same loc;.I Jap a, in- model. DONT HACK pOt fi . Put an 1 wMm? REMEMBER Allcock's 1-orous Plasters are equally effective for weak l.-ick. paniH in the region r the Kiln-yH, pniim in that elia-t, nraiu-. Htiil'iWHH of the joiutit, iiore muxclen or any trouble arising from t.ikiug v oid oi over exc-.tion Aflcock's the only fjenulne porous plaster. tt"ByjroataMu-fait'if. Three Good Forties 40 Acres A Snap Southeast of Phoenix. One and one-hab" miles of city limits, splendid soil, in alfalfa, wheat, arrd watermelons. 10 inches of water in Salt canal. Five room adobe house in good condition. The forty is well fenced and cross fenced, $2300. 40 Acres A Snap Three miles nor th of Alhambra. Fojr room frame house, good well. Fenced and cross fenced 20 acres in alfalfa, 20 in sorgum. full amount of water in Arizona canal soil under the Arizona canal, $2,000. 40 Acres Two miles north of the city, 7 room house, all in alfalfa, with 23 inches of Grand water stock. Location taken into considera tion it cannot be beaten for the money, $5,000. WOOD-O'NEILL REAL ESTATE COMPANY Tel. Main 36s. O'Neill Rlock. Tho Kussi.in pap vn are still ci'.ssi!i!r the; tut Untie of lie Anier 'cii'i poopl? inJ vi:UTlnt v hy there ,vir not b"v; a tui-r expression ' friendship for Ilussi.-!. Ono fart v.liii-1 tryins tiihar: nil iniport.itit I. oarers' on llu ues- Uor. is that Amci ii ;ir,.s do not like -i hear whines from the instigator of :- fleht. Mr. Roosevelt is a veiy busy man, and the cares of state wlrh-h rest upon him are not, few or llrrht. It is to bo hrped, therefore, that he did net. a-. 1 -r d ' 'iiifv people i Arh'.on-1 stipptse. ! awake a'l of butt nijjht in worry o I w'r.ui the Tucson convention niiqrht today. tleneral Kir.opatkin's uniform i-erv to be somewhat less orjreoua thin Ailmir.il AlejelefFs from which we infer that the general may issue fewer pro clamations and clo rr.ore fighting. The political followers of the Hon. ' Marcus. Auielius Smith have decided . to damn Delegate Wilson with fair.t 'praise. And pretty soon they will leave lout ihe 'alrt praise. AnO neither .Tuilge Kibbey nor- V. i'owler would make bad congressi timVer. A. !0l A HUNGRY STRANGER He Was TaKen up on a Suspicion of Insanity. A stranger, fairly well dressed. helping himself to nuis and plope,.ty of a (.nfectionery stand at the corner of Washington street ai:;l First avenue yesterday evening. He naJ his I'kets well filled before he le'ctlLUUJ illiLi e-cii unri lliv.- t'lwj'i ir- j.i..,..i us ,i d,...i ,sm h .t ) he was doing he kept on filling his j pockets. He made no reply and unicc-r Tipton happening along was talk called. ! The stranger would not to him and the officer susijected that he was insane. He left him in the charge of persons about the confectionery stand and leDcrted the Case to the office- of the snel rfficer w sheriff. Deputy Duncan and the ent after him. They made the I discovery that he was very weak. He ,r-,i , talk hnf he was nulv ruirtiallv coherent. He looked like a very sick man am! seemed to be in great pain, 11 wes tne opinion of those who saw him that he was starving. i Deputy Duncan asked him if he wanted io ep.t. He rerl!d filnvi'-t ,n Venc usly that he did. but then he collected himself and said that he would try ta get along without :t The otiici r inristed. but the strap.:--'-kept saying that li woul i try ro get rlong. He said though "You are very kind." Tl'.e reply in the ciuestion if he would have something to eat was the only one he made that seemed to b? re Fponsive. When he was asked haw long Ire had been in the e-ity h? said "twenty." and kept repeating thnt number finally enuiVig with "twentv-K- ven." This was also his reply w hen h was asked his name. In r ply ti the ;uestion as to where he had come from he first said "twenty, twenty, twenty-seven," and then began, "m-i. r.i-i. m-i-n." and finally lapsed into a rtate cf unconsciousness though h:c lips kept moving as if t) re per ". th letters. Dr. O'Connor was c2ll;d and said that the man w;;s a subject for th hospital. He will be taken there todiy. It was learned last night that his name is I.ir.derman. He ha;; b :i in town for .some time and for a while :t:;pped at the Capitol hotel. f TO CURE A COiD IN ON? DAY. rake Laxative liromo Quinrne Tablets. ! All druggists refund the mooev if it fails to cure. H. V. Grove's sic-natun 'M on each box. 25c. tl:e longest reicl, Atlanta Cons 1 u- but can he "ljnd." iif..n. AllcocKs Plaster hirh the che. l 'vu:: i cu e in a r.'iinute, L-tii keep u a reast.i.rMo length me and yoi tcc V.'.t neficia! re i:!ts. For i!.v Luivii i ich aftr a GtipT'y Or'J, nothing wiil rciij 't voti ;;s nu :s a;i Alhock's Porous Plasic on ah 1 j PIASTER i Forty acres of the Let TIlOUSBSldB Troub 7 To Trove What Swamp-Root, Will Do ror YOU, Every Republican May Have a Mail. :? :! ! ; ';!!. . f; , i f Af t ib-r"- . Weak snd unhealthy kidneys are responsible for more sickness and suf fer'ng than any ether disease, therefore, when through neglect or other causes kic'ney troublo is permitted to continue, fatal results are cure to follow. Your ether organs may need attention but your kidneys most, because trey c'o most and need attcr.ticn first. If you arc sick cr "feel badly," begin taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, ti-o great kic'ney, liver and bladder remedy, because ?s soon as your kidneys begin to get. better they will help ail the other organs to health. A trial will convince any one. The mild and immediate effect of Swamp -Root the gient I:idn y and 1 la I-de;- remedy is .oi.n renli;:ei. It stand Ihe highest for its won.l -rful cures :f the tnnst distressing cases. Swarn; Root v.ili s-i-t your w.;oie Fjft m rijht, andlthr best proof of this is a trial. U Cast J-ftli St., N.w York 'ity. :ir Sir: Oct. lr.lh. liO". "I l:ad he-en sjTeriii'j severely f:o::r I'idney tioidl". All symptoms .e. n hand: my former strength anJ pMwer had left in-: I could hardly dratr try.-'If along. Rvn niv ir.cr.t .1 caiiac ity was giving out, and often I wish -d to die. It was th-n I saw an adv. rti.-e-merit of yours in a New York p." pi", but won'U not have pi: 1 any oUfr.tl'c i tr-it. had it not promis d a swo: n gu:ir ;u:t.e with every h-tt rf your mn -cino, .--yrei-tin thai your Swamp-Rcot rarely vegc-::'ble. and does r.ot con tain any harmful drugs. I a:n s ver.t y. ars "and four months old. ar.d with a good conscience I can reeommend Pwamp-Ruot to all suf ferers from ki inc.' troubles. Fo.ir m-mbcrs of my family h v le?n u-inr Swan,v-r;o.)t for fj'.tr different kidney disparts, with the same good result?." With rrc.ry thenks to you. I remain, is i"or s.i'. ft drug stores th? world ever Very truly your?, in hr-tth t: cf two ires and two prices fJ IKHtKKT HERNKlt. I c fits and one dollar. Kememb-r thJ Yon may have a sample bottle of this n: ire. Swamp-lion:, Dr. Kilmer's famous kidney remedy. Swamp-Hc.ot. Swamp-Kort, and the rddresa, Hirg sent free by mail, poft;rid, by which ban. ton. N. X., on cvry bottle. EDITORI AL NOTE. So s lccessf .i i -, Kwarr.p-Uont in promptly curing even the mo-t distressing cases of ki l'l' .v, l:er oi- bladder troubles, that to prove its v. onderful merits yn:r rnay ! a c a s:mrpl- bottle um a book of valvabie infor tr n t ion. loth s.nt a il it s !y free hy trail. The look con tains many of the thousands upon thousand- of tes:irr.o;'iial letters received 'from men and women ure'I. The v.-iirt anl . r e';s of Swnmp-Koot is yo well known t o.ir rpacb-rs i:re advised to Fcrd lor a rarnple l:ottie. Jn Fending jour addle-" to Dr. Kilmer c'o.. I!::1::' -amton. X. Y.. be sure to say vo.i rn'il this gr-r.e-rous offer in 'ihe l'leni' I'.-iiy Kepjbiicai. Tire rro: P'tors ef this pap'-r gv.;, re :i ' ee th- geniness of ihis o.Ter. L05 AN G E L E S PREFERRED LI5T. The purpose of ttds rnlumr I.- to supply ttie Ari'oria public with the names and addresses of thoroughly reliable l,i.. mr les f stHtdishmnts. The list w'dl e found iartic'dar!y valuaMe to i hose visilir.g tin- Coast. In dealing with Kr feiblii an nd v-rl isrs" be sure to tell 'hen wh"re you saw the a IverUscment. 'i'liey will appreciate it and so will Th Heimlibunn. BOOTS AND SHOES. REGAL SHOES by Moil. f.75 per pair, express prepaid. If styles for MUX AN!) WOMRN. 1H sizes and widths, one price. Lb stores. Tannery to consumer. Catalog and self nicasirn riie-nt blanks on iios;tl twmsl. Lbs An geles store 22i' W. Third !st., iear Broad way. A. S. Vaiidigrift. Manager. BARRELS AND TANKS. Los Angeles Cooperage Co. Tanks, bur- rels and kegs. Write for prices, BUSINESS COLLEGES. BROWNSBERGER HOME SCHOOL 953-5-7 W. 7th St., LosAnceles, Cal. D'MMirt ' ents Hoekkee'riiiif. shor: lmnd. i J'.- glisli, le i grnphy. spi nisli. I ar ej iiiiih siuni, 'ft nuis oiin. New uiiililinps pi I i i.m l!ted. l-iiit'ly dec'iruifil. liKHlt't n i ftii e ftii ni, lure. A soleci, safe ni.oul Itefereuie re quired i Se-ud for new oatal .gue. F. EROWNSBERGER. Princiral. MACHINERY, ENGINES, ETC. WEtiTEHN IRON WOItKS, fl0t-!28 N. Main Si., manufaet'rs crude oil engirea and pumps. Complete irrigating plants. VULCAN IRON WORKS, 917-919 N. Main ft., manfrs. stamp mills, ore crush ers, well tools. General machine work. POULTRY SUPPLIES. HKNUY ALBER.S. 31.r S. Main St. Largest poultry supply house in U. S. s nd for free catalogue. .-.Have' .Kidney !e and Don't K now If the Great Kidney Remedy, Reader of the Phoenix Daily Sample Bottle Sent Free By you may test its virtues for such dis orders as kidney, bladder and ur ic acid dis.-as.-s, poor digestion, being obliged to p.:.ss your water frequently rright and lay. smarting or irritation in passing, 'lickdust or sediment in the url-.e. lnv.ua ch. backache, lame- back, dizzi ness, sle-ple sstic s nervousness, heart eiistui b rrce due to b id kidney trouble, skin eruptions from bad iioo !, neuralgia, ' r Ih-u ti; li:-r,. cii ibete:--. bioiting, lr.la- ility. v.(.;n')Ut feeling, l.i k of ambi t li m. io-s of flesh, sallow complexion, or Itrlshl's ii.ar-:ie. J If your "a'cr. when allowed to re-J main undisturbed in a glass rr bottPi 1 f r twenty-fm;:- hour?-, forms a sedi- r.:e :t c r settling c r tia : a c ou "y ap e if- j :ua. it i; evidence that your Kinney ! at.'! hi idder r." d immediate attention, j S-.vainp-iy-o is th? g. e it li -c overy j of Dr. Ii'":er. the itnia r.t kid:: y anlj hi 'due- s :,: c i ' list. Ho'-.t ital.-i u '. v. ith wcrdei ful suc s- in l.orii slight i and severe case s. Doe tors re-co:)im?rid : il to their jiatier.ts and use it in their cr.vn f :.!!! because they rec"gniy.e ;n '.van: p-Roc t the greatest and m si1 i. v c-s fu! I'fiin ily. : is pleasant to take acd CARPETS AND RUGS. I T. B1LLTNGTON CO., 312-r?H S. liroal j wav. Curtains, drafu ries. China and .la par, mattings. All kinds of tloor cover ings. , NURSERY STOCK. I Largest stock of tres in the West. ; LiicalypMis, Acacias, I'cppera, Cyprvss, etc. I altus. shru'i.s end fruit trees of ev ; ery clecr-rj;.(inn. Cat alu'-ue's free. Spee-ia! iilterdiori given to Arizona cr- ' der s j Sycamore Grove Nurseries .l. J. K. Saint. Prop.. 4."i84 Pasadena Ave- tun". l.os Angeles. aC'lifornia. SANATORIUMS. PRTVATR IIOMR for ladles during con fine merit. Best of cr.e. Iloms found for children. Mrs. Dr. C. Ji. Smith. 727 Belb- vue Ave. BALLARD FULMONAUY SANATOR IUM. Pasadena. Cal., Dr. Yv. H. Baliard. Medical Director. Write for Booklet. OPTICAL GOODS. APOLK FRE8E Eyeglasses,' Optical Goods an' Draughtsmen and Surveyor's Surplice Manufacturer and importer. Lop A feles. Cal., 12?, S. Spring St. Suns Tel. Main 1012. Home Tel 1042 PATENTS. PATUNTS, Copyrights. trade-marks. Lnbels, II. S. and Foreign. Infringement i:its prosecuted and defended. Townser.d Bros., Bradbury blk., Los Angeles, Cal. PATJ2NTS Hazard & Harpham, Los Angeles. Send for free book on patents. Kodaks and Photo Supplies, ART PICTURES AMD FRAMING. We make a specialty of Developing, Printing and Enlarging. Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention. Send for Catalome H0WLAND & CO. J,,S0S,. and LofS on easy monthly payments. uy a and pay for it out of Rent Money. You can do it if 3'ou will see R. ti. GREENE, 4.2 N. Ctrntnr t. w. J. MURPHY Real Fstate, Insurance. 102 West Adam Street. Fifielt! & Gallagher 6EHEF1AL CONTRACTCftS m SUFERISTEHDEHTS tfU.naiee Pnrtiisbed Koom? 1 O'Neill BuiidiriiC F. t). P.n 578, Phcenix. Ariioua. B i Ju t'tCelrt Oo H. Oallnarber FOR SALE.. Five acres adjoining the city of Prescott. S-R00M BRICK HOUSE, Furniture, Stable and Out buildings. All goes for $1,300.00 MARTINDELl, HOME & GO. Prescott, Ariz. "Just as Easy" )PYRIGHT. I 1 COPYRIGM to cook over gas as over coal or ker osene niueh eusiT m facl Hut you ought tri tl.ir k. ton. of the freedom f-oir lust and ashes, the immediate produc tion of beat, the saving of temper of wdfe. cuok or li,ise-kei-jers. . N delay d breakfasts when you use gas. Ask is h!1 -l.oiit it. iojrIx Light & Fuel Co., or lot nml .lrfirnn Tl ?in 3 5f, "l! ; i HON. JOHN S1IEMCK. Ho::. John f-henie k,a Chicago Alderman rcsid;:.- at '220 So. Peoria St. owes his election to Chami.crlair.'s CoujIi Remedy. We will Ictliim tell it: "Two years ago during a political campaign, I caught cold, after bcinj ovcrlieatcti, w hicii irritated my throat ar.d I was finally compelled to stop as I cou'.J r.ot speak aloud. In my extremity a friend r.dvisd mo to use Clrambcrlain's Coul;!i Rc::xly I took two doses that afternoon ar.d could not believe my senses when 1 found the next niurnimj t!.e inflam mation had largely subsided. I took cevtral doses that day, kept right on tall; ing through the campaign, and I thank this medicine that 1 won my seat in the Council, for had I not been able to continue my meetings, I would no doubt have teen unable to secure sufficient, votes. Since that time I have praised this medicine to dozens of my friends. My wife has also u.ed it ar d we Pnd it a -'-1 ' ' ' - " Home i i i , w a- f -irv.f i i, . . i I ACADIA RANCH HOTEL OIUCLE. ARIZONA. Foothill- of San Catalina Mountains; sheltered from winds and free from d ist storms. Altitude 4,500 feet. Good Hunting. Saddle and Driving Horses. Sonny Rooms and Excellent Table. Pure Water. Under New Management and Thoroughly Renovated. Daily Stage and Mail Route. Automobile Line From Tucson to Oracle. WRITE FOR lATBN. MACHINE WORKS. KUNZ BROS. & MESSENGER. All kinds of Machinery built and repaired. We have a complete o".tfit of tools for reborin? Engine and Pump Cylinders without remov ing them from their foundation. Eirst class work guaranteed. Second hand Machinery always on hand. Telephone Ked 823. Cor Second and Adams Sts. PHOENIX, ARIZONA. PRESCOTT BUSINESS FIRMS. f-Jotel Burlie AMERICAN PLAN. PRESCOIT. "ARIZONA. 105 rooms. All modern conveniences. A strictly fn st-class and modern hotel. Sample rooms for commercial men. The Bastifcrd - Biirmister 3 Company WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN i General Merchandise 5- Prescott, Arizona. WE CARRY FULL LINES OF EVERYTHING. WE HAVE A BIG STORE. WE DO A BIG BUSINESS, BjT CAN 30 WO HE. v i. t 4 When in Prescott it will please : us to have you call and get . acquainted. i. '' f, .ft. .t .1. .t. .T. t. t. t t,.t..riiTnyi tiTnt T Ii Ii w.,J' 'if 'f I' 1 11 1 Ii" 1 ! 'ITT'I' 'i' I'1, ' , r THE PALACE PRESCOTT. ARIZONA. Str'ctly on the European plan. Rooms by the day, "week or month. Finest bar and club rcoms in the south wes. BROW, SMITH & CtLCHLK, Proprietor. ....'.JHt HOFFMAN I WRITHING riKSI CUSS Mictvelols Beer on Draught KiRSCttrtiD. PtRkISS & GIBSON Proprietors i Cessna z ...JUL PALACt.... rtlRSCIIIflO A PfRKISS. Prop. Imported and Domestic Wines ( iquors and Cigars l'tl-ui .... Ailxoua v V" ! v 't Tli CLUB SlADLES Orie birt.. iivi ei of H.otel Adinia or N'oith Center ialrtt. Nobby turnout, afe and peedy fatock. W. L. GEO KG U & CO. Good Tarooots. Goad Saddle Horses. DUBLIN CORRAL. UVERY fKQ SALE STABLE. A. V. VAN D0KLN, Proprietor. Tel. Elatk 513. 19 E. Jefferson St. You Must vStop lor a warm uom oiid jiet night's rest... The Williams House, Maritnpx. Arion. 1 M APOSJTIVECURS ForlnflammatiODorCutarrh of the iiloeider and Diseased Kidneys. No cure no par. Cures quickly aud Perma nently tlie worst cases ot Gonorrhoea and Gleet, na matter of how Ions stand ing. Ateolutely liarmlesr. Sold by drueists. Vric $1.(X), or by mail, postpaid. ,i uu, a nnxes iz;.o. TKE EAHTAL-PEf SIX CJL BELUEIONTAIKIi. OW'O. KLViCV & HULETT. AGENTS. Nlonev to Loan at Low Rntes For building or on improved city property. State Mutual Building & Loan Association Of Los Ani?eles, Cal. If you want a loan call on our agents. E. K. PASCOK. 110 N Center St.. Phoenix. .T. ERNEST WALKER. Phoenix.