Arizona republican. [volume], May 09, 1904, Page 8, Image 8

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THE ARIZONA REPUnLTCAS; MOXDJT MOKXIIS'G, MAY 9, 1904
SUPERIOR TO CARBON
ALL HANDS DROWNED.
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Schooner Onoro
can's
Wrecked Off
Cove, N. S.
Dun-
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Halifax, N. S.. May 8. The Halifax
schooner Onoro was wrecked yesterday
on , a reef off Duncan's Cove, about
twenty miles west of Halifax. Captain
John Atkinson and the crew were lost
It is supposed the schooner carried a
crew of at least five men.
life
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It is your duty. Every man should dress as well as his means permit,
and this 13 most easily accomplished by purchasing one of our famous
"Stein-Block" or
"Hart, Schaf flier & Marx"
Hand Tailored Suits
These garments are perfection In lit, style and fabric, rivaling in every
detail the average made-to-measure suits. The coat is less too. $17.50
to $30.00.
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STRIKE BIG GUSHER.
able, six perfect copies may be made from ordinary typewritten matter.
Houston, Tex., May 8. Southern Pa
cific well No. 211, in the Saratoga oil
field, has come in a big gusher, throwing-
a six-inch stream over the derrick.
This is the biggest gusher in the Sara
toga Held.
SHOULD REMEMBER 1898.
Americans Can't Laugh at Russians for
CE0XHES
Dodging Whales.
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THE MACHINE
The machine is well built, neatly japanned and nickel plated, and presents a very attractive appearance.
It is simply constructed, and there is nothing to get out of order. With no more care than one would expect to taks
of an ordinary clothes wringer it ought to last a life-time.
The price is $25.00 each, f..o..b. Chiccago. Shipping weight forty-five pounds.
DIMENSIONS: 15 inches long, 12 inches wide.
11.1-2 inches high. Weight 40 pounds.
EZRA W. THAYE-R
124-126 East Washington Street 127-133 East Adams Street
Vhales are giving a deal of trouble
it Validvostok. One of them exploded
prematurely a torpedo whic h otherwise I
might have destroyed a Japanese war
ship,' and how a school of whales has
taken on the semblance of a fleet of
Japanese torpedo boats, and terrified I
the inhabitants of Askold island. De-
idedly the port commander of Vladi
vostok should take every measure to 1
hunt all whales from the coast water.?, j
The presence of a casual party of i
whales on the coast leaves the Japanese j
free to direct the northern mosquito
Ueet upon other fortified points. Con
versely, by a proper concentration of
whaJes upon the channel all the Rus
sian m:ne3 might be exploded, with no J
harm except to the cetacean monsters.
Yet before a quip is launched at thw
affrighted citizens of Vladivostok, it
behooves Americans to recall the fre
quency with which phantom ileets weie I
sighted olT all our watering places Jn
the early summer of 1808. Had our
shores at that critical time been beset
,v.ilh whales we possibly might hav-:
given no better account of ojrselve.,-
t than the Askold islanderr.
j When thpy have you ded to rights.
!cn 1 ueny it; reiuse to n k. AUhis j:i
Globe.
REMEMBER THE WHITE HORSE IN FRONT.
A Boon to Suffering Mankind.
Tiger Marrow Fat The only remedy
on the market guaranteed to cure
Peafness, Catarrh, Piles and Rheuma
tism. Vital Sparks, a positive cure for
Lost Manhood. Both of above sent by
mail for one dollar. Oriental Remedy
Co.. 653 S. Spring St, Los Angeles,
Cal.
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Facilities
for serving you with the best
the market affords in eatables
are unsurpassed. Our cold stor
age department is fitted with all
the latest appliances for pre
serving meat and vegetables. A
trial will convince you that wo
are headquarters for GOOD
THINGS TO EAT.
S.J.TRIBOLET,
110-116
E. WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE MAIN 61.
KANSAS CITY MARKETS
A Review of Prices and Conditions of
the Past WeeK.
tad
THIS
is what we want
YOU TO KNOW.
We sell only the best gro
ceries and you sire money
by buying from us.
Remember we have the best
Teaa and Coffees for the money.
We deliver you orders very
promptly anywhere In town. Get
your
C ROCERIES
FRANK GR I EBEL'S
218-220 W. Washington St.
Phone 431.
Kansas City, Mo., May 8. The cat
tle supply at Kansas City last week
was 30,500 head, and included a fair
supply of fed western and panhandle
steers and heifers, but a small pro
portion of range stockers or feeders.
Kansas fed panhandle steers, 1233, sold
at $4.75 Monday, and tidy western
steers brought 4.90 Tuesday, which was
the high day of the week. After Tues
day the market gave way to the in
fluence of big receipts and finally
closed about like the close cf the week.
She stuff did not lose much, however,
and good western heifers, 764, sold at
$4.45 on Wednesday, with anything
good to choice selling above $4. There
was small inquiry for stock or feeding
cattle, but it was more than ample for
the very small supply, and prices ac
cordingly gained 10 or 15 cents during
the week. Choice stockers had the call.
Colorado feeders sold at $4.10. Several
dealers are carrying orders for stock
cows, being unable to fill them; stock
calves are also wanted. Market closed
Friday steady to strong as compared
with the low time of the week. $4.50.
five cents above Thursday's bid. The
supply is moderate at 6,000 head, mar
ket steady to strong on nearly every
thing, but a few plain beef steers are
moving slowly. With moderate receipts
in the next few weeks, dealers expect
moderate advances in prices.
Shtep run of 16,000 last week was
not sufficient fcr killers here, and
prices gained 20 to 25 cents. It is the
season between unclippped and clipped
stock, and more of the latter arrived
yesterday than all of last week put to
gether. The first Texas sheep of the
season arrived yesterday; seven loads
of 73 clipped Texans from Del Rio
sold at $4.90, considered a very good
opening price. High grade clipped
wethers from vkiifity of Dallas sold at
$5.25, and spring lambs out of same
shipment brought $7.25, weighing 5S.
Western clipped lambs sold at $6.75 late
last week, and wethers would bring
$5.75 for choke ones. Kansas and Col
orado feed lots are empty, and Texas
and Arizona must furnish bulk of sup
ply for some time to come. Every
thing points to present high range of
prices holding good.
lint Manufacturing company, killed the
watchman. The total loss is placed at
$10,000, and is partially covered by in
surance. .
KISHINtFF ASSASSINS.
Kit-hineff, May 8. The trial of six
men, charged with an attempt to mur
der two Jews during the April dis
turbances, has been concluded. One of
the men was sentenced to five years'
penal servitude a.nd the others were acquitted.
ROLLING MILL DISMANTLED.
Sharon. Pa.. May S. The Greenville
rolling mill, for which the United States
Steel ccmpany paid $500,000 three years
ago, lias been dismantled. The ma
chinery was shipped to other plants.
CITY OF ATLANTA LAUNCHED.
Chester, May S. The steamship City
of Atlanta, built for the Ocean Steam
ship Co., was launched at Roach's ship
yard here yesterday. " She was chris
tened by Misr, English of Atla nta. Ga.
We like spring, and winter, and fall,
but dogon the good old summer time.
Atchison Globe.
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t TRADE TOPICS
The shrewdest buyers in Thoenlx
patronize Dowd's drug Store, Opera
house block.
Hair! Combs! Fompadors, Switches.
Latest styles, Halrdresslng, Manicur
ing. Mrs. Aylwin's Parlors. 11 H. Cen
ter, upstairs.
Women and girls who bsve been un
fortunate and are In need cf a horn,
and friends can find them by address
lng Crttteuton Home, Highland addl
tlon. Phoenix, Arizor.
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If you want a good, medium-priced
6ult try our
Goldberg Brand
of clothing. This ir? a most superior
grarle of medium-priced clothing; per
fectly fashioned and tailored. For fit
they cannot be excelled and the low
prices at which we sell these suits will
astonish you
$7.50 to $15.
REDUCED RATES TO ST. LOUIS
Nothing Succeeds Like Success.
DR. I1IBBARD
IS KNOWN TMHOUOHOUT
TH8 SOUTHWEST AS A
Leading Specialist
In CHRON'C DISEASES
He baa the confidoncs
and patronage of iht
eaAag business men,
and most Drominent
citizens of Ariuina. Tue
IXkrtar in n irriirtunt.A i t
Harvard Medical Collewe. Was formerly a mem.
berof the Rhode Island and Colorado State Medical
Societies, and L'n ti Statils I'bnsion Kxam
ineb. Health is wealth Economy to be well!
Are yon sufferinR from some ciironic nffectioul
Are ron weak, sick and enable to perform the
ordinary duties of life.' If so. beware of pateLt
medicines, inexperienced und unskilled physi
cians. Dr. Hibbard employs none but rational
ind scientific methods he uses no injurious
nniBs in remorinar the poisonous effects of
ULOOD AND PRIVATE PISKASES from the
system. SEXDAL WEAKNESS, with all its
baneful effects positively cured by the latest
rind best remedies. Chronic, nitrvoue, blood,
kidney, urinary, bladder and tpccial diseases
treated u. a strictly up-10-dato inauner.
Hibbard Buildicff,
26-28 South 2nd Av., Phoenix, Ariioni.
Consultation free. Hours 10 to 12 ; 1 to 3, and
o to 7, Address all commnnicstinns.
SKILLFUL SUCCESSFUL
EXPOSITION DATES.
Tickets at J57.90 round trin to St.
Louis Exposition are sold only on cer
tain dates. Those for May are the
11th. 12th and mh. You mu?t go on
one of these dates or wait until June,
when tickets are sold 1st, 2nd, 15th,
16th, 22nd and 23r. Travel will be
heavy Make your reservations now.
Remember Southern Pacific offers
choice of four different routes. Stan
dard and through Tourist sleepers via
all lines. Shortest Line Best Service.
M. O. BICKNKLL., Agent,
Tho-nix. Arizona.
A MEXICAN MURDER.
Railroad Paymaster Robbed By Ban-d'tr.
RELIABLE
PROGRESSIVE
Oaxaca. Mex.. Mav 8. Onthin r.iir.
. -
Jano, paymaster of the National rail
road 01 lenuantepec, was assaulted by
five bandits between Palo Mares nnll
Paso de Budues. One bullet
through his body and his head was out
almost in two with a machette. He
died of his wounds. Two of his peona
were wounded. The bandits got away
with between $2,000 and $3,000.
A DEAD VETERAN.
St. Louis. May 8. Brigadier O-neral
Stfphen V. Jroesbeck, U. S. A., re
tired, died today cf pneumonia, aged
sixty-four years. He entered the civil
war as a volunteer.
These three words go wel'
together: Schilling's Best anc
moneyback.
Why? Your grocer will tcK
you.
Via the Texas and Pacific railway, the
short line to the World's Fair. For
full information call on M. O. Bick
nell, G. P. & T. A., M. & P. railway,
Phoenix, or write J. D. Connelly, GenJ.
A st, or T. F. Fitzgerald, Dlst Pass.
Agt, or J. F. Fitzgerald. DIsL Pass.
Cal
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BSESSSEl
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It is the business of science to repair
the damage caused by the thoughtless
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Nervous Debility never geW well of
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health.
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FOR SALE BY ELVEY & HULETT,
THE LIVE DRUGGISTS.
SACRIFICES MAN'S LIFE.
Newark. N. J., May 8. A Are which
damaged a four Story brick building
yesterday morning, the greater part of
which was occupied by the Fisehman
Everyone
Needs a
Spring Suit of
Clothes.
We are headquarters for fine tailor
ing. Ae have the bnest selection an.l
the most up to date tailorins cstablish-
neiit in the west. Don't forget us when
you want a nobby suit.
NOTICE.
The excursion to Stockton, Califor
nia, will leave Phoenix Tuesday, May
10th. All those that wsih to take ad
vantage of this offer of a free trip will
please call at my office with Henry
Riddle & Co., 17 N. First avenue, not
later than Tuesday noon, so that all
arrangements can be made for the
journey.
JAS. N. KILORE
TRAVELING AGENT
StocKton Colonies Co.
R. aw."
Two Piece iSuits
Stylish and sensible for hot weather
wear. Made up in home-spuns, flan
nels and worsteds with broad concave
shoulder?,' properly padded to set well.
The cost is only
$7.50 tO $20.
GOLD
BROS
EXCLUSIVE OUTFITTERS FOR. MEN AND BOYS.
Corner Washington and First Streets.
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F
McCormick
Mowers and Rakes
Meadow Queen
Buckrakes
and Stackers
Baling Wire
Barb Wire
' 'Pittsburg Perfect"
Fence
CLARK
PRATT VEHICLE' C
D. NICHOLSON,
IMPORTING TAILOR.
Phone EM 965. 37 Wett Washing toa Street.
E. S. Wakelin
Grocer Co.
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All our $2 washable dress skirts are on sale
today at $1.25 each.
Just the thing for hot weather wear and
you'll find many very, pretty styles in the
lot. All sizes are here.
Be in time and you'll get a
$2
00
rirt 'for '$1.25'.
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