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The Latest iShotgtin iShell
TlUPS FORMAL FACULTY
Headquarters for Damp Furniture, Tents, Wagon Covers, Cots, fthjlrs anj Bedding
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"IsW&slWe toilter.
T?;o V. M. C. Ma.ic with creased base, Xo. S3 prim?. tw? naukfat J'II ma
We have this shell in 2 r.-S and 2 3-4 inch, empty. uinsr s-aivn? iiid.idUig liwijr4
HAND LOAHKD SUKI.l.S, so popular Willi the Wt shooter, iw BXdwwxsr
shooting, because they don't kick h:i!f as much as frehly . InAderi faftry
goods. These shells are not yet obtainable on the Pacific CViasd. ' ttwtfi&s
them to be superior to anything yet made, we rtortitly sH 1st S,. 4i W frwsi
the factory.
i er trade. We needed them. V.usin.jss on shot sun ft." brisk U4l?
and we had run our stock down low. . .' . -
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PINNEY ROBIN
THE GUN 5TOEE
Guns, Bicycles, Cameras. Mm. Typewriters, Spoiling 6cois
40 North Center Street. Pboenii.
GREAT REDUCTION. 25 per cent, off
On all our shirt waist sets.
All hats below cost.
TOE FAIR, 212 E, Washington St.
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hand mads trunks in stock, guit
cases, bags, strap;, trie. JT'3
fitted. Old trunks taken in 9S
chanire. 'Phone red 294.
PHOENIX TRUNK FACTORY
431 -W. Washington Ut.
The California Eesiaoraii!
MEALS SERVED AT ALL. HOURS.
Stflctly PInstCIaH. Quick Bcrvtrs
Speciol Dinner on Sunday
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Payt 4 per cent interest on all time deposits
Accounts may be opened for one dollar or more, eithef 1 persaa
or by mail. v
A handsome nickel steel safe Is furnished depositor ffre
charge. Call at the banklns oiRce and learn all about eur-(&ui f;r
making savlng3 pay an Income.
The Home Savings Bank and Trust Co.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, J100.00.
CHARLES F. AINSWORTH, President; R. II. GREE?m VT
Pres.; FRANK AIN'SWORTH. Cashier; V. W. JONES, Asst. Cshl.
DIRECTORS Charles F. AInsworth, W. C. Foster. V.. U- Grwzsft,
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Ilarklvy and. wlfo; foirwcliosur. fil!ay
& Christy, attorneys.
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attorneys.
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mortgage"-; lots 11 to' 1j, block 25.
Neahr's Addn.
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GLOBE MINING NEWS.
Fancy Cotton Foulards, ia new colorings and figures
, Regular price, 25c yard; our price, yard. . :
Cotton Voiles, in linen color effects, very stylish, worth 25c
yard; our price, yard.
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Bedspreads, full size, hemmed, all ready for use; the dollar
quality for. ... .
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Colored Lawns and Batiste, a new line just received
worth 15c yard; our price
White India Linen 1 very fino quality, worth 20c yard;
now selling at
15c
15 c
79c
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124c
Ladies' Fancy Shirt "Waist Suits made in up-
. to-date styles in dark colors, worth S3 a suit, price
Ladies' Shirt Waist Suits made of duck and other
fancy materials neatly trimmed, worth $3.50, price
$1.95
$2.45
Ladies' Sleeveless Vests, in white, pink or blue,
worth 15c each; our price, each.
Huck Towels, 18x36, colored border, hemmed, worth 25c
pair: today's price, each....
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Ore Shipments of the U.'G. Properties;
Opening of New Mirvss.
John Pfister has gone out to his cop
per property near Richnfo'nd . basin,
where he is bavins some work done
preliminary to more extensive develop
ment. Within a day or two he will
proceed to Payson to examine a gold
property in the Green" Valley mining
district..
John Glasson is at work on a claim
near the Mineral Farm and adjoining
The dealing in Schilling's
Best
tea
coffee
baking-powder
flavoring extracts
Spices
soda
is like the goods: good-enough.
At your grocer i ; moneyback.
Yotlr '
Orders -Solicited
Every one wants a. new suit before
going: away. Just leave your ord?r
and we will
ATTEND TO THE REST.
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?Lrarments IVlade
D. NICHOLSON
Importing Tailor.
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CUR WAtt PAPER STflSK IS REPLETE WITH THE LATEST NOVELTIES AND STAPLES
t'.ie old Centennial nine,, from which
he is taking ore that' runs 800 ounces
in silver aifd 16 '1-2 per cent copper.
This is the claim mentioned in lat
.week's Silver He.lt. live-sixths intrest
i:i which was bought by Judge -Cl. V.
Woy and Phoenix parties.,
The Old Dominion Copper Mining
& Smelting company is drawing all of
its supply of clay for converter linms
from a clay bed opened some time sincu.
near- Schulze's ranch. The clay la o
a superior quality for the purpose for
which it is used. Formerly day. was
brought from Gallup, X. M., at a ost
of $7 or more per ton delivered at V.n
smelter. The local product co:;ts only
$3 per ton, and the expense of obtain
ing it will likely be further reduced.
S. L. Gibson and C. W. Gibson cer
tainly have a winner jn their mine at
the head of Pinto creek. For the past ,
two months they have had a force em
ployed drifting and stoping on th-;
200-foot level and making regular ship
ments to the Old Dominion smeiter.
The ore is so desirable that the Old
Dominion pays a better pi ice for it than
could be realized by shipping it to El
Paso.
Superintendent N. S. Bcrrny of the
United Globe Mine3 informs us .that
there was shipped iast month from
the several mines of the company op
erated, 3,000 tons of ore, and' this result
wan attained without any unusual effort
at large production. Most of this ore
came from the Gray, Josh Billings and
Buffalo, was shipped to the Copper
Queen at Bisbee and Douglas, some also
going to the Old Dominion. Work it
the Gray is at present ccnlined to drift
ing at 1140 feet. The ore is chalcopyrite
occuring in lenticular form, but as' far
as prospected showing remarkable con
tinuity. The workings on the Gray
are the deepest in the district, and the
occurrence of a considerable body of
good sulphide ore is regarded as of
great importance. Silver Belt.
THE GOVERNMENT AND THE FAlrt
While the primary object of great in
ternational l'airg, such as the .Louisi
ana Purchase exposition, is not to
make money and return a prcfit to
their investors, it Is probable that the
complete financial fai'.ure of the1 pres
ent enterprise would render it increas
ingly difficult hereafter for similar pro
jects to induce the federa! government
to make them under its protection. Al
leady there ?s much public dissatisfac
tion over the L.vish sums that have
boon appropriated for the St. Louis
Tair, and the "loan" of $-1,060,000 .mute
by congress at its last session was vc.t
ed in the face of a strong and Intelli
gent opposition.
Each industrial fair of great prpfr
tions has cost more to prepare than Us
predecessors, and unless each can
arouse a greater curiosity in tha pub
lic and attract a greater number of
patrons than the others did, its Josses
must be much greater than their3. It
is a serious question whether, this has
been done by the St. Louis exposition,
certainly it is- not so common a topic
of conversation aa wat? the Philadel
phia centennial show or the Chicago
fair, but it may surpass them in public
interest before the gate3 are closed.
This lack of interest at present in3i-
cates pretty conclusively, however,'!
that after the St. Louis fair is ov?r the
country will not be ripe fcr another
such for years to come. New Vcrk
Sun.
SHE WAS O. K.
Mr. Knox (3 a. m.) My dearsh-hic
don't be-hic-cross.- I've had a hie-hard
tug of it.
Mrs. Knox I should think ft would
be a 'hard tug to carry the load you'v
got.
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Going for Chamberlain's Ootid
Cholera and Diarrhoea t
Bemedy. ' -' t.-.'
Don't pnt yourself im this igsa'g placij; f
tat ktp a bottlw cf this remedj Ja" jrasf ;
home. There is sotMngf m good to
Colic, Cholera Moi-bust, Pysentery ant
Diarrhoea. It ia eqtiiillv valuable fas '
Summer Complaiat ad Cholera Infan-
turn and has eared the lives J mcf 9 '.
children than any ether medicine in bss. v
When reduced with wrftle? and
ened it is pleasaet to tafeifc
Yoa mt some one cf yoHr family arw .
sure to need this remedy kobf r lat-ef '
and when that time comes fo will neeji
it badly ; yon will need it quickly. Why .
not bny it now and be r'P?pared ifoT s.uea
a euersrency. Trice, 85f 4 large sizA 60
John Du-nkiN iy.t (c4kt" ia Mi. ft
but will stop at hoiifJ rtMPti f rw-ta
th-fair. am -ri.t . VitiRja
new," he saj ti. n4 1 da, ra tsi
open another acruRt. Atefcht! Olotw. .
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ness eaa be complete
without childrerf; it
ft her nature to !ov
fe.nl want them
fct fnueh so ai
it va to love the
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pure. 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 lif be either painfuj
or dangerous. The use of Mother's Friend so prepares the system for
the coming event that it is safely passed without any danger. This -'
n j j r'l e .
giw auu nuuuctiui
remedv li iIwdti FT3 T
eppliedexternally.and ' Mif?T)!
has carried' thousands Lit KfU JJ,J I
of women through
the trvinir cricia witViniit nrr4n f"Vw4
- , 0 ... &
Send for fre book containing lnformatloa
er pricclesd value to 11 expectant mother.
The Braulfleld ResuIaJor Co Atlanta. 6a. .
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