Arizona republican. [volume], March 25, 1904, Image 8

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THE ARIZONA KEPUIlLfCAJT, FRIDAY MORNING, 31 ARCH 2R, 1901
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We can supply you with Camping Outfits com
plete, including Harness, Tents, Wagon Covers,
Canvas, Camp Stoves, Cooking Utensils, Guns,
' Ammunition, Etc.
EZRA W. THAYER
124126 East Washington Street 127-133 East Adams Street
AT THE RESERVOIR
Camp Roosevelt Now Lighted by Elec
tricity Excellent Progress.
Livingstone, March 21 (Special Cor
tvrondenc of The Republican) Op
erations at the dam site are going'
steadily on and the town of Roosevelt
1 crowing: rapidly and assuming the
appearance of an up to date place. The
town contains about sixty tents and
twelve frame buildings and is well
lighted at night, the electric lighting
plant 'having been completed some tims
aj:o. One of the latest improvements
made is a suspension foot bridge, 300
feet long, over the river at the dam
site, being suspended by two wire
cables.
Resides two general stores there is a
Flavoring extracts and
Spices are apt to be coarse
or weak; Schilling's Best arc
as fine and strong as nature
affords.
At rur ro er'a; money-back.
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pare. The critical ordeal through which the expectant mother must
pass, however, is so fraught with dread, pain, suffering and danger,
that the .very thought of it fills her with apprehension and horror.
There is no necessity for the reproduction of life to be either painful
cr dangerous. The use of Mother's Friend so prepares the system for
tha coming event that it is safely passed without any danger. This
great ana wondertul
remedy is always
appliedextem ally, and
has carried thousands
of women through
the trying crisis without suffering.
Sand for fre book containing laformatioa
f priceless valoa to B expectant mothers.
Tha BradfleU Regulator Co., Atlanta, 6a.
EASTER S
NEAR
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Toboggan! fLV,
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' THEREFORE YOU WANT TO GET YOUR ORDERS IN QUICKLY AS YOU
KNOW IT DOES NOT PAY TO HURR Y THE MAKING OF GOOD GAR
MENTS. WE HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE STYLES HERE AND YOU WILL
HAVE NO TROUBLE IN FINDING WHAT YOU WANT. THE FITTING
AND WEARING QUALITIES OF OUR GARMENTS CANT BE EXCELLED.
ASK THE MAN WHO HAS WORN THEM. HE'LL TELL YOU.
B. NICHOLSON
Importing' Tailor,
37 W. Washington Street, Phoenix Ariz.
REMEMBER THE WHITE HORSE IN FRONT.
livery stable, barber shop, blacksmith
shop, restaurant and hospital in th;
camp, the latter being in charge of Dr.
Palmer, the government physician.
- There has been very little sickness in
the camp wnd Dr. Palmer reports only
one patient in the hospital, who is con
valescent from an attack of pneumonia
C. R. Oldberg, assistant- engineer, in
charge of the work at Roosevelt, was.
laid up for a few days with an attack
of the grip but Is able to get arouni
again.
James C. Dobbins, of Phoenix, was a
"visitor to Roosevelt last week and ilso
spent a few days at the headquarters
camp at Livingston.
Louis C. Hill, engineer in charge, is
visiting Fhoenix on business, having
left Roosevelt last Friday morning.
Walter Lupkin, the official photog
rapher for the geological survey, h;s
just returned to headquarters from a
ten days trip to Fish Creek hill whore
he has been taking views of the sur
rounding country.
There has been little rain in this vi
cinity for six months or more and
feed is consequently poor. Larg?
band of sheep returning from the
shearing at Phoenix, have been driven
out of the Tonto country and the cat
tle and sheep men are having consid
erable trouble in the locality of tha
Sierra Ancha mountains and Cherry
creek. Report is current that the cat
tlemen nre getting desperate over thi
situation and the only thing to prevent
No woraan'i nappi.
ness can be complete
without children ; it
U her nature to love
and want them
much so aj
to love the
beautiful and
AT
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HAND
T.r: sa
a clash is a meeting of both cattle and
sheep men for the purpose of devising
a route for sheep men to use between
Colorado and Phoenix. It is thought
that a meeting of the warring factions
will soon be called for this purpose.
Henry C. Prescott, who forged Mr.
Haller's name to several checks, had
a preliminary trial at Globe last Tues
day. He was bound over to the next
term of court and will be tried some
time In June.
The foundation for the cement mill
is built and the work of getting out
timber at the sawrnill plant in the
Sierra Ancha mountains is going
steadily on.
The building of the high line road
from Globe to the dam is nearly com
pleted and it is a fi:e p'ece of work.
GUARANTEEDCURE FOR PILES.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles. Your druggist will refund
money If PAZO OINTMENT falls to
cure you. In 6 to 14 days. EOc.
SPECIAL TO THE SCHOOL CHIL
DREN. Any scholar of the public schools of
Phoenix will be admitted to the mati
nee this afternoon, after school at 3
p. m. to see and hear the greatest
band in the world, "The Kilties," for
23 cents .
ALL SHADES OF BROWN
Mexican Woman, Negress and China
man Mixed up in Robbery Case.
A criminal case is pending before
Justice Hobertsnn,' which for a mixture !
of nationalities will be hard to equal.
The three principals are Susie Hitters,
a negress, Margerito IJernado, a Mexi
can woman and Sue Dun. a Chinaman.
The negress and the Chinamen are
the defendants. The Mexican woman
is the complaining witness and she
charges the two others with burglary.
All three are denizens of the half
world. According to the story told by Marg
erito, Susie Bitters entered her room
during her absence and abstracted
from a bureau drawer a purse contain
ing $30 in silver, $10 in paper money
and two diamond earrings valued at
Margerito says she did not know who
to suspect of the theft until a few
days later she saw Sue Dun wearing
a diamond ring .and she claims she
Immediately identified the two
diamonds in the setting as the stones
wnicp nad been stolen from her. As
Sue Dun and Susie Hitters are as man
and wife she concluded they bcth
were implicated in the theft and hence
she caused their arrest.
The defendants were arrigned be
fore Justice Robertson yesterday and
their trial set for Saturday afternoon
at three o'clock.
RIGHT HERE IN PHOENIX.
H. Goodman Guarantees to Refund
Money TF Hyorr.ei Fails to Cure the
Worst Case of Catarrh.
It Is no uncommon thing to see a
medicine advertised as a "guaranteed
Cure." But Investie-atinn nannllv
shows that the guarantee is made by
some unknown firm, hundreds of miles
away.
The guarantee, though, that ocmr-s
with Hyomei, is entirely different. It
is made by H. Goodman, one of the
most reliable drug firms in this sec
tion. He advertises that if Hyomei
does not cure the worst case of ca
tarrh, he will return the money with
out any question or argument. No
business house in Phoenix has a bet
ter reputation for sauare dealing than
H. Goodman's and when he guarantee
mat lie will refund the money if Hy
omei fails to cure catarrh, no one has
any question as to the agreement be
ing lived up to, both in the spirit and
letter.
Hyomei is very easy and pleasant to
use. just breathe it through the lit
tle inhaler that comes with every out
fit; every breath will briner rppnueru
so much the nearer. It kills all the
germs of catarrhal troubles in the air
passages of the head, throat, and
lungs, soothes and heals the irritated
mucous membrane, and is the only
natural cure for catarrh.
The complete outfit costs but one
dollar, and extra bottles of Hyomei
can be obtained for fifty cents. r0
not let a slight catarrhal trouble de
velop into one that may be serious
and chronic. Use Hyomei at once, re
membering that you run no risk what
ever when you try Hyomei on H
Goodman's offer of "No cure. no. pay."
An Ideal all the year 'round home
for a resident of Phoenix will be leased
furnished by the year on very reason-
icmia. uwner is away and de
sires permanent reliable tenant rather
than fancy rental. Windmill with tank
acetylene gas plant, stable, with other
modern conveniences. Beautiful grounds
and plenty of shade. One block from
car line in Capitol addition. Inquire of
H. I. Latham & Co.
Don't take the "just as good" Tobo
gan's best always.
If a woman is miserable over the
man she loves she is bound to think it '
is all right somehow. New York Press
How often you hear it remarked:
" It's only a cold," and a few days
later learn that the man' is on his
back with pneumonia. This is of
such common occurrence that a
cold, however alight, should not
be disregarded.
Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy
has gained its great popularity and
extensive sale by its prompt cures
of this most common ailment. It
always cures and is pleasant to
take. It counteracts any tendency
of a cold to result in pneumonia.
Price 25c. Large Size sec.
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A GOOD FINISH
Isn't nil you get, when we do your
laundry work. You get the very best
work, that makis the linen snowy
white, but does not wear it any more
than is absolutely necessary. You g'."
prompt, polite service. You get any
special favors you may ah for. You
get everything a good laundry should
furnish.
Yours for good work and prompt de
livery, -
Arizona Laundry,
Phone Main 39..
Corner Adam arid 3d St.
Nothing Succeeds LIko Success.;
D!. K2SBAKD;
IS KNOWN TKnoua'iouT j
THE SOUTHWEST A3 A ' '
LeaiifliSpscialisf.
in CH30NC DISEASES
Ha b.-ig tin coi,fi'h-no'
aud iatr iiac. f t tl;.
le;iil.'Ufj t)U-iu men
ami in n p t i.riimiin-u;
riiiToi.s .f Arizmui 'J lii
Jjuv'xriH : ir Hdiiiil.ii t '
Harvard Medical Collo-re Was fjrmsrly a nsm-
fcerof the Rhoda U!anJ and CD!araJ: Slate Medical '
Societies. ud UMi i-.rt si at.i i'msids Iw.aji- j
inek. Health u wtulUi hcunoiuy to v wtill!
Are yon Biilferiiis from so:ne clirouin nil ciiohV i
Aro roil wrak. sick and unubla to i crf Tin tlie
orcliimry duties of life? If o. bawuroof p.-itfur
niediciues, i-.eiperii-ticed and iiuskillcj piiyr.:-
ciaua. JJr. Hibbard eaipldys tiouo but i alio ial '
nnd scieutilic miithotia ho iisaa tin injur on
liruea iu rfmoviriL- tdo poisouO'jH e!lwt at
HLOODANO PKIVATK J)fSKASKS from 1h .
syst. in. SKXC'AL WKAKNJiSS, with all it
banefirl ell'octa positively cured by tha l!e:;t
anil best remediv. Chronic, uorvous, bltKtil, !
kidnpy, urinary, bladder ami prx-ciiil ijsi a,e
treated ii. a atrictljr u o- iwlata li-unner.
iiibbiird liuildiiiR, i
26-23 Sotth 2nd Av., f-ha;nix, Arizona.
Consultation fro. Honrs 10 to VI ; 1 io 3. n:i!
ft to 7, Address all coina-.nuic "I i"'
SKILLFUL- CUCCCGGi-L'L i
RELIABLE
PROGRESSIVE t
i6
Creams
1. Mdme-de-Gau's Skin Food and
Facial Cream is a Wonderful massago.
Cream. Large jars 50c.
2. Bear's Perl-ia Cream softens the
skin, prevents roughness and is a love
ly application for gentlemen after shav
ing. BEAU makes it. We have it in
25c and 50c bottles.
This Kool change in the weather calls
for creams to prevent roughness and
abrasions of the skin.
You get the latest at
9 0S3k
pug Utoro,
Opposite City Kali.
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
"Send us your mail orders. We are
Prorrrt."
TH
is what we want '
YOU TO KNOW.
We sell only the best gro
ceries and ycy save money
by buying from us.
Remember we have the best
Teas and Coffees for the money.
We deliver you orders very
promptly anywhere In town. Get
your ,
GROCERIES
AT
FRANK GR IE BEL'S
218-220 W. Washington St.
rnone 431.
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For the Man
Insist upon having clothing
H with this label on it, and
yon will have the best ancl
Is known the world over for its exclusive designs and
both in nobby and conservative patterns.
4
Stein
Bclotf we thow'thc latest
is
The
'Stein-Bloch'
But this is only one of the many new-styled coats
which we are displaying for Spring and Summer
wear.
To fully appreciate the perfection of style, fabric
and finish in these garments and the completeness
of the line, you should step into our store and in
spect our x
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44 SMART
in
STOUTS,"
To fit all suapes aud sizes of men.
Purchase a suit of "SteiIl-Bloch,, "Smart Clothes"
and 3ou will be perfectly suited.
GOLDBERG
EXCLUSIVE OUTFITTERS FOR. MEN AND BOYS.
Corner Vashirxgton and First Streets.
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The only electrically welded steel wire fence. No wraps
to get loose or hold moisture and rust. The most perfect
fence made. Call and let us show it to you before you buy.
We also carry
Barbed Wire Baling Wire and Staples.
CLAHK-PRA
SS55Z2EB2S
'naee
llks
Never have ro:ir;c Silks lp(?n
more popular than they are this
season and to what innumerable
u?es this fabric tan be put.
For shirt w.-iists-, men's rOiiits,
traveling co.it, whole suits otc,
there is nothing made thiit can ex
cel Tonsce in al! around "goodness"
and durability. AVe have an ex
cellent assortment, both in fa
plain and Use embroidered.
I Price 60c, $1.00,
$1.25 and $B.50
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Who is Particular About his Clothes.
THE "STEIN-BL0CH "
- Bloch" Leads, Others Follow.
cut in Men's SackCoats
Varsity
BIOCH5'
CLOTHES"
' We carry tliese suits in
"SLIMS" AND "REGULARS"
sea
ress
oods
The busiest part n the store ths.-.e
days is the department occupied by
the wash dress goods.
T'y far tho liost showing we have
ever had is now on exhibition and
includes almost every weave to be
had.
Lawns.
Dimities.
Bat:ste.
l-ir.en Crash.
Linen Batiste.
Cotton Voil?.
Linen Etaminc.
Linen Novelties.
Linen Suitings.
Pique
and hundreds of brand new novel
ties for shirt waist suits. Come
while-the variety is largest.
Wash
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and most perfect Sitting
garments that skilled work
men can make
CLOTHING
"up-to-the-minute" styles,
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Corsets
Before purchasing another Corset H
by all means see our' new line.
We have twenty entirely ne.v
models that are as up-to-date as
any corset to be had in America.
We are making a strong feature
of good corsets at popular prices gjj
a guarantee of satisfaction goes f
with every pair. An experienced W
coiset litter will see that you get
just what you want.
Ask her to show you the ne.v
girdles, al?0 the new batiste corset
for suirn-.er wear.
T.oth are crackajacks. The price
T3e a pair. She will be pleased to
show you the new models and tell
you "all about it."
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