Arizona republican. [volume], March 25, 1904, Page 6, Image 6

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THE ARIZONA KEPUBIJCAX, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 25, 1904
G
It Pays to Trade
AT
Davidson's
When you can buy goods at these
prices:
Good Table Oil Cloth, per yard.... 15c
Nest E 99s, per dozen ...... ..25c
2400 Big Long Parlor Matches 15c
Vaseline, per bottle 5c
3 Double Sheets Sticky Fly Paper.. 5c
Hammocks from 85c to $9.00
Thomas' Lawn Mowers from $5.85
to .; $16.00
Odds and ends in China at surpris
ing prices.
A one-piece steel shovel 70c.
Dolls! Dolls! Dolls!
Every little girl rich or poor can
Have a pretty dressed doll at tho fol
lowing prices during our sale:
Doils worth 50c at 20c.
Dolls worth $1.65 for 50c, etc, etc.
Kost Kuts no figure in this sale.
Come and see for yourself. See our
west window and judge.
Our line of insurance gasoline and
Standard Wickless Blue Flame Oil
Stoves are absolutely safe and it pays
to buy one for summer cooking
Davidson's
Cash Store
Phoenix, Arixorta,
Phone Red 363.
Easy Glasses
For Uneasy Eyes
. Are your eyes uneasy?
Are they beginning to rebel?
Are they pleading for help?
Sometimes with tears, other times
with pain of eyeball, or that ever re
curring and persistent headache.
BE GOOD TO YOUR EYES!
They are your faithful servants. They
bring the beauties of nature to you.
Help them to serve you. Give them
proper windows to look through.
You may be sure of proper attention
when you come to us.
HgW.WASHG.ST.
r a ki- a t . - -
PHOENIX
IDEAL
PRESCRIPTION
FILLING.
The real character of any
drug store can be judged by the
success of its prescription de
partment. Success depends on
securing the confidence of the
physician and the public, and
this confidence is measured by
the business which comes to the
dispensing department. We have
the laigest prescription trade in
Phoer.lx and this fact means
something. Our service is ideal.
Wt have everything that physi
cians prescribe, and everything
is of the finest quality. We want
to fill your prescriptions.
GOODMAN'S
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY
Cor. Washington and Center Sts.
Phoenix, A. T.
Easter Goods
including the newest and daintest of
Easter cards, chicks, rabbits and fancy
novelties of all kinds.
Then for more substantial Easter
Itifts we have beautiful Madonna pic
tures, either framed or unframed,
prayer books and hymals, Bibles, etc.
Phoenix Stationery & News Co.
10 and 12 W. Washington St.
Tel. Main 297.
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SA1 ) I vfMsteM
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Of Local
Interest.
THE WEATHER
Local daily weather report for the
Arizona Republican:
Forecast for today: Fair: warmer.
Data for 24 hours ending 8 p. m. yesterday:
Temperature Departure Departure
Since since
lit of Month Jan. 1, 1904
MXJiK NORMAL .
52 63 75 1C9
Maximum temperature 6T, minimum
temperature, 40.
Average relative humidity 44 per
cent. '
Total precipitation, 0.
Character of the day: Partly cloudy.
M. K. BLYSTONE.
Section Director.
P. M. AT CROWN KING. "Won!
came to ithe' office of the governor yes
terday of the appointment of R. D.
Frenc as postmaster at Crown Kin?.
SELLS THIRTY ACRES. K. irvm
yesterday sold through the J. Ij. Ir
vin agency thirty acres of land south
west of Phoenix. Th pin chaser Is an.
easterner.
TO COLORADO SPRINGS. Fivd
II. VeIo and family, who haw b?;a
spendinsr some time in Phoenix, arc in
leave this morning1 for Colt r.uli
Spring1?. Tlv? family will remiin r.t
the Springs for the- summer whi'e Mr.
Veio will return to his home in Michi
gan. THE FLORENCE EXCURSION.
The excursion over V.i? Santa Fe from
Florence to Phoenix i to be run Sun
day. On the train will be th? Florvnee
baseball team, which will irv conclu
sions with the local aggregation oT
ball tossers at Eastlake park Sunday
afternoon. The jjme will be c.i'l?d at
2:30.
AN EASTER SALE. The Presby
terian ladies will hoM their annual
Easter sale at the church pailor this
afternoon from 2 to (!. Kintona-, ap
rons, cooked food and c in ly. b"il;s
other articles, will bo on sale. Ught re
fresl.rrfnts will be served by Airs. V.
E. Th'inri.i. Mr?. Pears. Mrs. Liwr-nce.
Mrs. C T. AWi.lters. Mrs. Frank Alkire
and Mrs. George Alkire.
INSPECTING COMPANIES. Cap
tain W. A. Holbrnok. of the Fifth cav
alry, TT. S. A., stationed at Fort "Whip
ple, arrived in the city yes-.erdiy on a.
tour cf inspection of th? Xv.lonal
Guard of Arizona. Ko i:;pfctel com
pany B. of this city lust evening. To
night he will inspect the comp.tny at
Tempo, and Saturday niht t'ae com
pany at Mesa, after which he will con
tinue the tour throughout the southern
part of the territory. Captain Holbrcok
is a guest at the Tord hotel.
BUSINESS AND PLEASURE. The
Epworth Jeague soci.-.l and tuins
meeting of the Central M. E. charch
will be held at the home cf Mr. Teals.
HO" North Fourth sirs-t Friday evening
instead of at the pironngf, ,-is former
ly announced. The change U made lie
cause of the serious illness of Mrs.
Rev. Finley. A full attendar.ee is
asked, owing1 to the rear approach of
the state convention and tho departure
of the president of trfb League -. ho
will be absent from the city fur some
time.
PUNISHMENT OF A EOOKWORM.
Justice i:u:-i.ett yesterday sent F.
Morales to ihe county jail for six y
days. Morales Is the man who stole
on Wednesday a box of school' book
which had been consigned by a local
firm to a Tucson dealer. Morale? had
been released from jail that morning
on the completion of a sentence. H-i
said es he v. as leaving the jail that
he was now going to lead a different
life. Ho straightway began lookirg
about for something that was not too
heavy for him to carry.
THE LAYING OF THE DUST. It
was mcntionel in Th Republican the
other day that it would be a good thing
if the yard and th? vicinity of the
Center street school building were kept
well sprinkled so as to impede p.s far
as possible the circulation of mk-rob:3
among the s Inol ;-hfMr.-n. A com
munication w.-.sf 'received :.t this office
from Superintendent McDonnell' y
terday calling attention to Vr.o f:ii-t
that for the past ye-r th - yard at th
Center street school has been sprinkle 1
tvic a week for two hr.urrj at a time.
ALL ABOARD FOR TEMPE.-Ali
the details have boon arranged fo- fat
concert at the Xcrtnii eCh0f;l thM ev
ening by the male choir from Pho ni.:
and an evening of rare pl-n-ute is r.r.
sured. The excursion will start from
the new ('enter street depot at 7
o'clock, city time, and every o-e who
contemplates troing should g t tick-Ms-1
Made for a Dry Climate.
Globe - Wernicke Book Gases
and Filing Devices.
WE HAVE THEM!
Let us systematize
your business
The H.HJcNeiICo
Phoenix, Ariz.
immmmM
at the up town office of 'the M. & P.
Railroad company during tle day.
Those who cannot go on the etrly
train, can take the Maritopi. train at
7:30 an J return cn the sp.'i?.l at the
sixr.r- rot?, "id cents. The railroad lick
ot will entitlf th"' holder iy admission
'to the concert. Very -encouraging le-
Xorts come from Tempo of a big ad
vance sa'? of ticket.
THREE TOUGH HOBOES Mar
sha! Kinney nd Officer Moore1 y.ster
day arretted threo young fellows who
are snid to belong to the tough clacs
of hoboes. The especi .1 act wh.'ch lei
to their arrest was their evident de
sire to relieve an old man, who wns
somewhat the worse for strong drink,
of his small change. The old nun was
leaning over the bar baying drinks and
when the barkeeper passed back th?
change the three toughs grabbed what
thev could of it. The barkeeper noti
fied 'the police and the hoodlum" were
taken into custodv. They will exil.iln'
bow it happened before Justice Bur-
nett this afternoon. Ore of tr.e hob-es
had ? revolver in his poek?t ard on
assortment of "fonv" jewelry.
ONLY A MISTAKE. The trunk be
longing to G. R. Burrls, which mys
teriously iisinpeared from the Mari
copa depot VodnKl.i' evening, was
recovered by the police yest?rday. Tho
trunk instead of being stolen Ind be?-n
taken by mistake. An Indian had been
employed by a patient 3t the Sister.?'
hospital to g., to 'h" dcjiot and get a
trunk. Th-1 Indian went to the dppot
and mistook Burrl!'' trunk for the on
he had been detailed to secure.. He,
loaded the trunk on his wnrnn rid
took it to the hospital wlifr ttie m!r '
take wns discovered The Irdian. in-,
Stead of t.ikirg the trunk back to
d.prt. Vept it on his w.i-on. wh 'to it.
was discovered ye-terdav. T!,e trunk
h -d not been openel and Vv cxplana-
tinn of the Indian sil'sficd the nU'CH
(hat he was innocent, though palp.ib'.y
ignorant.
HEAD GATE BREAKING. Dan !
McDtrmctt, superinteiK'nt of tlie Aii
zona Water company, ye ten'ay snorj
oct a wair.tait fur the arre-t of I L.
Jack.-on. a farmer living below the city
on a charge of breaking a headgate.
The Warrant was s-crved r.ir.d Mr.
Jackson came in in the afternoon. He
pleaded not guilty to the charge of
misdemeanor, find the case was set
for tomorrow. There secm-g to b- no
denial of the actucl breaking of the
gate, but Mr. Jackson said that he had
paid for the water and had to ha&
it. There seemed to b- no ther way of
Getting it! There were threats some
time a.go of the arrest of perrons f .r ,
breaking headgates, but n-Ti? rave
been made- until no". T'r is case lt
different from thes which cccuired
more than a year ago in an 'e pidemic of
headgate breaking. In tho cases th-J
defendants refused to secure lights,
though they were willing to pay for
the water.
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ONLY A FEW OF THE KIND. j
It is extremely probable that yo;i
love good singing and dancing, don't
you? There is a .sumptuous feast in
store for you then. All that heart
could desire in that lim; will be given
in "A V.i.-ie V.oman."
SPECIAL TO THE SCHOOL CHIL
DREN. Any scholar of the public schools of
I hoenix wiil be admitted to the mati
nee this afternoon, after school at 3
p. m. to f-ee and hear the greatest
tar.d in the world, "The Kilties," for
25 cents .
NEWS OF FLORENCE
Probably Fatal Injuries A Private
Mine Switch Personals. ;
Florence, March 3. .'Special Cor
respondence of The Republican) Mr.
West fa 11. who was injured a few days
ago by the explosion cf an acetylene
gas machine is at the husj ital and is
making as r;ood progress as coull !?
expected. Ills recovery is problemati
cal, however, as he sustained frac
tures of the skull and jawbone.
Miss Cosner cf Tmpe. one of our
.xhool teacheis, le.'t for her home yes
terday. Mr. Hardy, late of the Corner saloon,
opened his ww oremises at the corner
of Main and Kighth streets last even
ing. A largo crowd of "custcmers"
were on hind. Music was provide 1
and the feature gf the evening was the
pong "All goin out and nothin' comin'
In."
The Superior mining company arc
puttir.fr in a private switch at t'he de
pot for the cars hauling the ..il tanks,
which will contain the ful for the
Superior mine.
Our-sts registered at the Florence he
lei 1. A. Murphy, San Francisco: V.'.
P. liurton. ?'.;. I.oui:--: S. i:. Adams and
wife, Honolulu: W. . Martin, I.oa
Anpch-s: J. Ilavis, Kelvin; Ceo. H:v.o
and H. Shibiin. I'hocnix; W. B. M
Curdy and John Hrbby, Denver: K.
Maiks and J. H. Mcdiiirk, l.v.:; Anirc-
Ics; K. A. McFarlaad, Nac.i; W. ' A
Granten, Tucfon.
Only two kinda of Syrup Toboj
pan's Maple: the other isn't.
No Name Hats
Spring Styles
Now on Sale.
The best $3.00 and $3.50 Hat
made in America.
The McDeugall & Cassou Go.
32 W. Washington streu
DUN LA
Styles.
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MIS"
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FIRE! FIRE!
Your Property
May Be the Next
to Burn.
Why not start the New Year
by fully protecting it against
fire 7 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 you of
proper care in case of accident.
All losses adjusted and paid
through our office.
ri. I. Latham & Co
Real Estate, Insurance, Leans
44 North Center Street.
'Phone Main 220.
WHEELS RENTED. AND REPAIRED.
BICYCLES
and
SUNDRIES
The Phoenix Cycle Co.,
Phone Red 524.
Half EIocH West cf the Adams.
N. PORTER, '
addle' and Harness Co.
142 EAST WASHINGTON.
For our make cf Arizona Styles of
Saddles, Bridles, Bits and Spurs.
Prompt attention to mail order.
GRISWOLD,
Tlie....... .,
Bicvcle Ma.
Ts Arizona agent for the Racycle, the
best and easiest riding wheel on earth.
Keeps the largest stock of Tires and
sundries. - Most c-omple.te repair shop In
the city. Nos. 7 and 8 S. First avenue.
HATS.
Spring
W
; It's true that we "Shoe the town, or the greater portion of it, at least. Most Shoe
stores work harJ to see hoar little thay can. get into their Shoes and how much out of the
customer. We make new friends right along by reversing the process. We try to see
HOW MUCH. VALUE we can give our patrons for their money, and after we gtt all the
goodness crowded into a shoe that we know how to get in, we try to see HOW LOW WF
CAN SELL ST. Match our women's $1.50 or $3.50 Shoes or our men's $1.50 or
$400 Shoes at the price, if you can. Our patrons know they get shoe values here.
One tells another, and so our trade has grown to immense proportions, and we now say
WE SHOE THE TOWN:
Ho
A. Diehl Shoe Co.
. M. DePElV.
Phoenix Harness & Saddlery Co.
Telephoris Red 1405.
want to buy real estate and 'want
good value for your money come and
take a ride in my automobile and brlns
your wife or friends with you.
I HAVE
had over nine years experience In
the valley and endeavor to sell my
customers places that will fit.
JUST NOW
J I can offer especially good bargains
j in 30, 40, f.O and 100 acre Ranched
with god improvements and water
i privileges. All kinds of City and
i Country property for sale.
OVER 600 ACRES
of Good Land For Sale at
$12.50 Per Acre.
E. A. Spaulding
4I West Adams Street
Opposite Board of Trade.
Easterling&Wliitney
Undertakers
S3 A. IN DBS
Embalmers.
No. 44 and 46 East Adams st.
Phon Main 29.
Lady attendant.
SI
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You will always find the new things
in Hats and Gent's furnishing goods at
Plank, the hatter, Fleming block.
PLANK, the Hatter
FLEMING BLOCK
118 N. Center St.
Tel. Main 791.
Molin & Dorris,
UndertaXers and Embalmert.
LADT ATTENDANT.
YOU
e SHoe the
Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of and Dealers in
Harness, Stock Saddles,
Saddlery Hardware,
Mexican Silver Inlaid Bits" and Spurs.
Fine Hand-Made Harness a Specialty.
NO. 37 NORTH FIRST AVENUE.
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Harry BrUley C. A Larkon
, We Have Secured the Agency for
Campbell's Horse Fool Remedy.
It is recommended by the Leading
Horsemen of the Country
1 BRISLEY
-FOR SALE CHEAP
IP TAKEN AX ONCE
TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE Nine rooms with
all modern conveniences, frame stable, plenty of
shade, in good neighborhood, 3 blocks from car line.
16 NORTH CENTER STREET. ...
S3SB3
ONE OF WALKER'S BARGAINS,
A nice seven-room frame house with two lots can now be bought at
a bargraln as the owner la desirous of closing; out all holdings here on
account of business interests elsewhere.
SEE ME ABOUT THIS.
J. Ernest WalKer,
Real Estate and Loans,
coSOToVse. 14-16 S.
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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 cn all
Important cities of the world.
DIRECTORS Jas. Newlands Jr., E. J. Bennitt, J. C. Kirkpatrick, J.
C. Wasson, Jos. S. Fifield, Lloyd B. Christy, Ezra W. Thayer. ,
. M I t 1 I .MMl-t..l..l..l..n..i..i..ll.l, m.Mi.mi lMl.l.l l..i..r...1.4..t,...I.,..i.,Hi.
I The Home Savings Bank and Trust Co. f
Pays 4 per cent-interest on all time deposits.
Accounts may be opened for one dollar or more, either In person
T or by mail. j
A Handsome nickel steel safe Is furnished depositors free of
charge. Call at the banking office and learn all about our plan for
making savings pay an Income.
The Home Savings Bank and Trust Co.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $100,000.
CHARLES F. AINS WORTH, President; R. H. GREENE, Vice
President: FRANK AINS WORTH, Cashier.
DIRECTORS-Charles F. Ainsworth, W. C. Foster. R. H Greene,
Frank Ainsworth, Harvey J. Lee.
Town,
J. A. lEfiMAX.
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Genuine
S T A R.
Safety Razor.
Shaves clean never pulls can
t
suave uuiscii witix luujiuj t.
Talbot & Hubbard
Sole Agents.
DRUG CO.
In Holol Adams '
iiraf T.yjrrrm
Second Ave.
FH0EKIX.
PHOBNIX
Surplus, $25,000.
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