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6
IRIWKiWG
GLASSES
This Month
Set of 6.
NOT OVER ONE D02EN TO ANY
ONE CUSTOMER. ;
Masons Jars, pints .4.5. doz
Mason J'jrs, quarts 75 doi
Mason Jars, half gallon. ..... .fVOQ dp?
A! Davidson's Gash Store.
The Good old Summertime
Calls for the stoveB that make it'fco.ol
and easy for the housekeeper.
STANDARD WICKLESS BLUE
FLAME OIL STOVES.
keep the Kitchen Kooler. absolutely
safe. Costs no more for fuel than a
Mood stove. Burn Kommon Koal Oil.
S Burner Junior $ 9-85
3 Burner Junior .,.'.... .J13.50
2 Burner Regular....'. .,,.$12.00
3 Burner Regular ft 5.00
2 Burner Cabinet, special Sale,
worth $15.00,..: $12-35
3 Burner Cabinet, worth $20.00. . .f 15.43
:. We also have Insurance Gasoline
fetoves absolutely safe, from $11-00 te
132.50
Hammocks! Hammocks! Hammocksl
Davidson's
Cash Store
Telephone Rod 363
He Used to Scowl
His head ached, his eyes smarts and
tired easily, the print blurred XOW
JiE CAN SMILE Morfe is easy, tftea
ache all gone, he has fouiicj the -reroi&iy
A pair of properly fitted gktsss-S.
Maybe that is just what ye, need;
better find out. It won't cos. y-V any
thing to know. . - .
WASHG.5T.
0PT1CIAI
PHOENIX
COMFORTABLE
FEET
Any feel can be made so and
kept so by dusting' a little Im
perial Ffcot Powder in the shoes
each morning. It prevents fric
tion, absorbs excessive perspira
tion and keeps the feet cool and
comfortable. If your feet itch,
burn or blister just try Imperial
Foot Powder. If you are not
Satisfied With it we want to re
turn your money. Price 25c.
GOODMAN'S
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY
Cer. Washington and Center Its.
Phoenix, A. T.
Have you read
"The Man Behind
the Door"
the new book by A. C. Cunte. . For
sale by " .
. THE PHOENIX
Stationer j & News Co.
Price.- 50 eents; sjeveft . cHsfv9 estra
for postage if sent by mail
Mall orders; promptly attewle4 lo tr
anything in. oup line. i '
10 and 12 w. yTasMBtoft it '
Til. ruin J97,; :;...'. !'
.V is
Of Localf
Interest.
THE WEATHER..
lAcsj Pally Weather Report for The
Arizona. Bepullean.
Forecast for today Local showers.
Data far 24 hours ending 8 . m. yes
terday: Temperatara
Bepartore
Since
art of Uenth
Departure
luce
Jan. 1, 1904
HOBU.l
8
3H
Maximum temperature,' 13; jnini
mum temperatere, TT.
Average relative humidity, 28 per
Total precipitation, trace.
Character of the day-rrartly cloudy.
M. E. BLYSTONE.
Sectioti Director.
A MINING EXPERT C. Edgar
Ward ef Eenver was in the city yes
terday on mining business. Mr. Ward
is a well known Colorado mining en
gineer.
MR. KORRICK HOME Charles
Korrlck has returned from a trip to
Sani Francisco, feeling very much im
proved in health and glad to get back
and shed his overcoat.
A MILITIA LECTURE Last night
was the regular weekly meeting of It
company, X. O. A. The programme
was more interesting than it usually Is.
It was enlivened by a lecture by Dr.
Charles H. Jones of Tempe, surgeon
major, on "first aids to the injured."
ARIZONIANS ABROAD The foil
lowing residents of the territory are
registered at the Ilollenback, Los- An
geles; Li. R. Haggln, of Cordes; Mrs.
C. A. Trowbridge, of Phoenix; Louis
Levy and O. A. Wadin, of Yuma; D. J.
Zimmerman, of Tucson; Mrs. H. F.
Mason, and Mrs. S. M. Aguirre, of
Naco, and Fred P. Bailey, of King
man. APPROVAL OF MINERAL SUR
VEY Surveyor General Ingalls has
approved mineral survey, No. 1914. for
the Central, B. & O.. Burlington, Cen
tral George, Minnie, Last Chance,
Morning Star and Copper King lode
mining claims, situated in the Big Bug
mining district. Yavapai county, Ariz.,
and owned by the Iowa Copper cam-
pany. ...
8EMI-ANNUAL METAMORPHOSIS
It was reported last evening that the
Fhcenix Enterprise had again success
fully passed through Us. regular semi
annual change ef wnersaip, and that
Cel. J. T. Wilson had acquired the In
terest of Mulford Winser. Color is add
ed to the Teport fey an item in ihm
Yuma Sentinel of last week which
reads as follows: "According to a veil
defined rumor MHlford TVlnser as
dropped out of the rhoenlx newspajr
field and landed in the editorial 4c-
tura of the Yuma Sun."
THE DEATH OF A BABE New
was received yesterday morning of the
death of Frances G. Hill at .the ae of
five months, at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. r. TT. Hill of Tu,
after three days' ilhiew- The JittU an
mill he smell y missed not only by her
rents end sister, hut by the immi4l-
ate pt4atiTPS who reside in this city
The funeral services will take place
from the residence of her grand par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Russelt.Stl X.
Fourth avenue this afternoon 'at lire
o'clock. Friends cf the family are in
vited to attend
TO REMODEL STORE FRONT
Architect J. M. Creighton has adver.
Used for bids on the work of remodeling
the front of the J. W. Dorris grocery
store. It is already an attractive front
but it is proposed to make it much
more so by throwing the entire width
of the store into one big arch forty
five feet long and twenty feet high. Th
closing of th store will be provided
for. by the construction of ten doors
that when opened will slide back into
a pocket and be hidden completely
from view. To accomplish this change,
steel girders will be placed almost the
whole length of the Washington stresr.
front of the building, for the suppott
of the upper story and roof.
NEW CORPORATIONS Article of
the following corporations were Hied In
the offlceo f the county recorder yes
terday ; Goldfiel Eloctric light and
Power company, capital stock, fcitf.lH,,
incorporators C. H. Elliott, It. L. Jfcbna
and A. C. Eisen; Creighton Gold Min
ing and Milling company, capital stock,
$6&0,000, incorporators Powell. S.
Goldberg and others; Gold Bands Plac
er company, capital stock, $1,500,060, in
corporators F. B. Wilson, L. Karger
and F. K. Jones. A certificate was filed
showing that the capital stock of thi
Stoddard Incorporating Co. was fully
paid up. Amended articles were filed
of the Missouri Oil Gas and Coal com
pany changing the name to the Okla
homa Oil Gas and Coal company.
LICENSED TO WED A marriage
license was issued yesterday to Le
Walker and Rachael Drady both of
Tempe.
Get the
Habit
of sending to us for Litho
graph Stock certificate Seals,
stock books and
Everyiiiing for
the Office
The H. McNeil Go
Phoenix Ariz
Yew's fee gas mr4 . ew4 6 s
place te et$k. tl aew)i rf
and parcferit 'Oftm typmg.tmtl lb
summer.
THE
! 5. Jfeoon4 as. SJra. & &
This Cap Label
tS a guarantee gJ the purity
eca rienness cJ cur
Fig
Brand
Evaporated
Cream
We die
S3 ,000 re-rsrj
to anyon able t3 prove
:'ei our product
I 1 1 IW
ttvm Springs rn now twvast of a first
rUe) grecery start Mr. Ialtvii having
skipMid in a smisJt rar .f hs' pradi
sronrii can sl. for than l!.y
an be U14 dn by fyciht, ;
Hr. Oentr, drsiifcr-r. ea mt
W 4nvm trJtiag prkr4 to III North
StmiiI nvtte, tar lint emtner munth'i.
here lie ill t ple&t& to ir. 1 1 cus
iumtrr e4 frlendJi
clubbira Oi?er ti III tnrlude urcega.
Tnrke XXtb Ket York Wot 11 p4
Tnfc N"r T-$$ Trtbpno termer.
Xnt u tie itaM i& im. f&'jr
6. W. Hawilten Professional Tunee,
Orders Wt at rderer or fount a la
music store vrlU rt bis tompt at
Unsrrh o c-r f.1n. f!am, rtjt.
pralns. vtine. IfuslaM rrlkf. Iw '
Tkonuke' SClevtric til. At er.y ten? ,
etore. j
Or. TTln TVylie. fottnfty ef rttoer,!.
lUa associated hlnwlf with Ir. V- i
fiarth horb in th practice of rnJi
rine and eurgery In the city of Los
An8li with office In the Uullard j
block tin til July 1st. and In the Hell- j
mm t.wiii inv .vi net v t rvuuu
n4 Spring, thcrtftir.
"Cure the cough and save the life."
Dr. Wood's Norway pin Syrup cures
cough and cld, down to the very verge
of consumption.
Hoghe's chop house, the delight of
those that eat good steaks. Remember j
that famous Iloghe hamburger.
Easterling Jk Whitney have moved
from Adams and First Btreets to I
West Washingto. fermerly conducted
by A. J. Bradley. . Tel. Main 14.
TRADE TOPICS
Wfcrnen and girls who have been un
fortunate and are In need of a. homt
and friends can find them by address
ing Crittenton Home, Highland . addi
tion. Phoenix, Arlzoi"..
Strangers in Phoenix, it will pay you
to look up Dowd's, the little drug store
with the little prices. Opera house block.
TO THE COAST.
Commencing Tuesday June 7th and
thereafter every Tuesday and Kntur
day a through Pullman drawing room
sleeping car will run from Phoenix to
Los Angeles without change. Only
seventeen hours 200 miles the shortest
route.
, M. O'. BICKNELL. Agent.
Good Morning!
Do You Wear
DEIMEL
LINEN MESH?
IF NOT
WHY NOT?
Sold only in Phoenix by
The McDougall
& Cassou Co.
NORDBACH
TVT TCIT
01 h ape-retaining -Serviceable
; ?
1 VIUMMER -j.v
BekrinsthU fantout
IJrSdenjamins
Correct Chthes far Men
Stylish, because designed ty New Yor
a Ij6li'l'n lvl authnrities. S'liajie
f".talii!iig. bevaus the eoat-fronta are
jirotwted by 1iair- loth and canvas
tfeetottgfcly shrunk and shi'd by band.
SfrvW-eftLlo, because hnd-tailored from
cToufth'-shrunk foreign and American
hMii.f spuna, serges, worsteds, and flan
fuel by the .rlcverot rraftftner In Ne
Vrrfe City.
gtumnii'r Fuite fslnglo and iloubl
.re(t(d; ji:artfr liiif-d feitli pills er
nsoh'.lr), fie (n $21.
CJutiranteed by us n.1 th tnaker. for
sal exclusively in eity si lliii Jtoro
"THE HUB
- Atf T
if
Before Leaving
. On your Summer va
cation you had better
tac out an . 1
I Accident Policy.
We write them
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
Drop in our office
and we will give you
rates and full infor
mation. H, I. Latham &Oo
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans
44 North Center Street. j
'Fhr.no nam ZZU. B
BEADS
l f.-x'- .... - V I 1. . .- - -i.Jl
Every color and size under the sun.
A great variety of finishing beads. We
have added to our stock recently and
now have everything that you can pos
sibly want.
The Curio.
Cor. Second avenue and Jefferson
streets, opposite court house plaza.
GRISWOLD,
The
Bicvcle Mas
la Arizona agent for the Racycle," the
best and easiest riding wheel on earth.
Keeps the largest stock of 'Tires and
sundries. Most complete repair shop In
the city. Noe. 7 and 8. First aremue.
IP n iiiiiwwhhhujiiu' :iL.l.;?',""p " 1
.' ri i'-vs
"
A.
t. M. PfPIW.
J, A- JHDV1A1
Phoenix Harness and 50llfQrtllcse3Ctfewdays'.on
Saddlery Company.
Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of
an! Dealer in
HARNESS,
STOCK SADDLES,
SADDLERY HARDWARE
Fine Hand-Made Harness
a Specialty
34 and 36 W. Mams St.
N0W
id the time to buy a fine tome at it
reasonable prlca "
I HAVE
several goocl itsldences with one. two
and one-half, three, five or tea acre!
of well Improved land to each place
and some of them are exceptional bar
gains,
I BEXIEVB
X Har the t;l targaia la the VaJIef
n a 19 r 83 acre- improved ranch tot
SO Id 09 acre of unlmprove 1 land.
; YOU CAN
riot rn!s3 It tf you purchase any ef the
above places it! the prke they can b
secured for riow
' . MONEY
ta loan ca Lnt class teal estate secur
ity. IT WILL,
pay yo t& call a toe tefore psiriSaf
tng elsewhere
169 eeeeat of?;jood land inJsr flackeye
canal 9 acres in cultivation, tncludJniS
40 Inches ef v.iter, J 2.403.
E. A. Spaulding
41 West Adams Street
Opposite Hoard of Trade.
TO
Easterling & Whitney
Undertakers
Successors to
A. J. BRADLEY.
216 W. Washington St.
Phone Main 84.
Lady attendant.
N. PORTER,
Saddle and Harness Co.
142 EAST WASHINGTON.
For our rnak. of Arizona Styles of
Saddles,. Bridles, Bits and ' Spurs.
Prompt attention to mail orders-
US If. Center St. Tel. Mala 79.
Mohn & Dorris,
Uaderta&ers and Embalm. rt. .
LADY ATTEMDaMT.-
WiXK0Y!R
THAT TELLS THE WHOLE STORY
WE CLOSE
FRIDAY AFTERNOONS
XJatU FurtHer Notice
Diehl
Shoe
We are offering special bargains that will interest
Collars, Pads, Lap Dusters,
Whips, Spurs, Navajo Saddle
Blankets.
PUR PRICES WILL INTEREST YOU.
Telephone Red 1495.
"REGULAR"
WITHOUT BARB8.
DE KALB FIELD FENCE
FOR HORSES, MD HOaS
. 7 ' Come ami see it at ".. ' t '('
TALBOT (Sl HUBBARib
Authorized Agents for Liquo
zone, the Germ Destroyer.
BRISLEY DRUG COMPANY.
FOR.
Fire room frame defiling Uh bath, newly painted and yapered and
in good repair, with two lots, Mck 58il50. Plenty of shade. On ear
line. Has had n sicfe tenants. Frice $1150.- Terms: $609 cash, bal
ance te suit at 8 pee coal. This place cost J2200.
Also I lots in Phoenix Additle fl&OO cash. These are offered at a
sacrifice, being worth $66 each.
E. J. BENNITT,
16 NORTH CENTER STREET.
A Chance for a Hustler
A Good Business Chance at Globe,
Arizona, for sale at a bargain
This is a first-class proposition. See me about thisatonce
J. ErnestWalEer,
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance '
coSmt0.. 14-10 S. Second Ave. 'HYomu."
i
THE VALLEY BANK
Of PHOSNIX'
Capital, $100,000. - Surplus $25,000.
JAS. NEWLANDS.JFL, PRESIDENT.
E. J. BENNITT, VICE PRESIDENT.
W. D. FULWILER, SECOND VICg PIlESlQENT.
LLOYD B. CHRISTY, CASHIER,
General banking business transacted, gxcbj&f Itue4 6fi itt
important cities of the world. ;
DIRECTORS Jas. Newlarids Jr, C. &. Eeetniti, JL C. KbjkpMft jC
C. Wasson, Jos. 8. Fifi.ld, Lloyd B. Christy, Ezra W. ThaytP.
Capital, $100,000,00 Surplus, $50,000.00
Deposits, $500,000.00
Ample Facilities. Courteous Treatment to &3L We Sallcli Teur SuUsx ?alflet.
The National Bank of Arizona.
Kmll Gaos, President.
8. Oberlelder, Cashier.
Get One of Out
U'ea
FORDS''-'
Co
HOG FENCE.
i i im ajl -mfmm
ill
p! Mi, ,l4eV, MmS i til! ,leW
ej.
WITH BARBS. 32 ,
SALE
J
ai.
fid. Lewis. Vice-President.
. 1. 3. Bwjtmey, Asa'C Cashier,
LJttte Homo Sesfcss

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