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THE ARIZONA ft IyPTJBLTCAN, FRIDAY MORNING, JDNE 17, 1904
IF-'YOtJfARE.: .
asswaus
TH1
Plans for putting in a PUMPING PLANT for irrigat
ing or watering purposes we would be pleased to have
yoir submit your plans to us and get our figures be
fore purchasing. We can furnish any kind or size.
.124-125 East Washington. Street 127-133
S REiaEMIEU THE WHITE HORSE IN FRONT.
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
Southern Pacific Caused . ih&
Ripple in the MarKet.
Only
New Vork, Juno 10. Ptre.-ul.tlT rrt
tini. lit continued much umH-ttietl la
l.y tho proposed issue of irrf rrr& lOck
by tho Southern Pacific.
stocks. : :'
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iVntrul. K.1; C. & O.,' M: u TuV ITI;
Bi Four. CS2: C. P.. US : t !
1,1.. : do sua T.M., 19: prfc.
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Manhattan. In: jtrtrfrutttiia. Ml;
. i , ,10. ',.,.,,
souii Pacific. 12: evr Totk vTvvya!.
Penr.a., 113"; t. K . r. :
I'M., 4D: Southern FaHftf.
KICK AN
Baby's Awful Suffering ' m
'Eczema, . .. rIS
Could Sot Hold Her. S&3 Tow
Her Face and Arras;
Cutisura Saved . Her Life, So
1 Mother Says, .
' When my little girl was si JSMtks
old, she had eczema." We had used
cold creams and all kinds of re-owedies, .
hut nothing did her any jfooi, U fact,
she kept getting worse, 'j wsd i
wrap her hand9 np, and vbM I woald
dress her, I had to put her ooi t!w taW
fori could not hold her. Bi would
k'.ck and scream, and whea cold,
slie would tear her fac a.Ed arms
almost to pieces. I used four boxes of
Cuticura Ointment, two cakes of Cntl
cur:i Soap, and rave her the Catlcura
Kesolvent, asd she wasenred, and I Bee
no traces of the humour left. I can
truthfully say that they have saved her
life, and any one suffering as she did, I
should advise them to give Cuticura a'
fair trial." MRS. G. A. CONRAD, Lis
bon, N. II., Feb. 7, ISM.
Five years later, yiz., Feb. 23, 1903,
Mrs. Conrad writes:
" It is with pleasnre that I caa
Inform you that the cure haw been per
manent as it is now six years iince she
wns cured, and there has heem no return
of the dUease since, and I have advised
a lot of friends to ns-e the Cuticura
Komedk'S in all diseases ot the skia."
' Instaut relief and ref resting sk;cp foe
skin-tortured babies, and rest for tired,
frette l mothers, la warra baths witk
Cuticura Soap and gentle aoiatis
with Cutiqura Ointment, the great sk'.
cure and- purest of emollieats, to he
followed In severe cases by wild doses
of Cuticura Kesolveat. This is the
purest, sweetest, most speedy, per
manent and economical treatment for
- torturing, disfiguring, itching, Uarrdng,
bleeding, scaly, crusted and pimpiy.
skin iml scalp humours, eczema,'
rabies and irritations.
Sold ihfra-hrirt hrl4. rndem IVcw1!. P.
' tin !nn )I .hocei .'w4 IVii. 'ile. fier ri! nl t.t),
Ointinant. Jl).. tne (ei.tit: L,nfi.a. 'M Chrtw
h u-- : !'arl. b Km d la Vx : Lhr. 17 CXuay.
Dd at,, l otter uni-z c.en. cwd . rr4M
mr stoa tar " viwtcuxm M4D kimm.
fin
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mm
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W. THAYER.
Pacific 92: Amal. Copper, Susr ir.
tJU'i: Anardnds. Tl'; U. Stool. 9'1:
lo pfd., 54'i; Western I'nion. 'fi.
eONDt.
ft n.f. reg . l(Mi: i on.
: 1-.. tvg:, lu'iJ; onin, Jii: now
rrir.. 132: foupnn. irt:: .1.1 4-..
I'XiH.: rnupnn, l7Ji.
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METALS.
N'fw VoiV. June 16. Copper cdvsr.ced
rf' . : i -. . ,.i : . r " l
I '. in ohukiii, nun r-jx.ii cuiiiijs .i
7. and futures at f"6 I.jeil'jr
lii market v.as unchanged, with, lake
nun (Hi ni j. ..; cieciruij no hi
an1 ca,lI"S at, Voo
5' w?" unchansed nt 4 20 W
,he local :ktt' jvhiln Lr. -
don there was a decline of 2s. f.d. t fll
. ,. . , ,
. Sd. Pnelter was unchanged here
. ...'. ; . .. - ,
iu .Med at i;.f.2Ttl2..." electrolytic at
I. Sd. Ppelter was unchangej here
at 4.CS'74.STia.: in London It vj a!
uatanrfd at f 21 1'?.
GRAIN.
fclrajro, June 16. Canadian rep its
'fa Urge increase in acreage were in
numiial today in wtakpnlngr wheat,
rrmn .'"'i, July wheat steadily recdel
to II. The close was at J4"i. July corn
ernt nclians'ed to 'Ic liwcr ai
4ifi4; old b?twcen 4S and 49 e.r.d
rloj;d at 4iaf7i. July cits opened un-rhsr.xM-
ta c lower at to 33"a.
r:M tCt B S9 r.nd Z'Ji, closnj
CATTLE AND tHEEP.
t$x-fn, Jun ll.-r-Cattle Tircij t-,
?; '4r to :f; j-end to prims
Mfa, J.TSff.t: f-ror to wiedia:n, 4.T.0 fr
$.; fxkt tni tt&r. I.0S4.73:
ir, i.ft4.W: hvitr. J.Si 3.4 5; im
ere. J.nI.TS: bufl. J.S'KM.'O: lv,
2. jJ.B; T-a fi ntf?r. l.ef)".e;
ft-p Ji4rirt. '"-': FtcaJy to 19c
.j;hr: .nit. llTc Msher; f&A to
ioc wtthr, 4.r,?.?3: "rejtrw
sa- p. 4.fi :.; ntivr lamb, S."8
S.r,il: wrWin lamb. .fKi7.0; pr:a;
lamb. :.CP?r.O.
WOOL AND HIDES.
Jfew York, Juna 18. lilies sr.d woe
fady.
THREW CHILD TO PAVEMENT.
fc?ot!r in Thira" 3try cf Burning
Tenement Crazed By Fear.
New York. Jun3 1G. Frantic v;th
fear at a fire in a Fix-sto:y tenement
house on Stanton street, Mrs. U"nji
min Apfel threw her only child, a baby
(t iour months, from li-r apartments ti
the pavement, three Ftoiios b.'lnv. Mrs.
Aijft 1 was prevented from leaping to
the Ftrec-t nflf-r the child by the fir -
men, who had climbed to the third 1
fitory on scalins laildei?, and w hose ar
rival an instant earlier would hive
saved the child from death. - More th:n
r score of persons who occupied apart
ments on the third flor r of t'.ie building
and who had been unable t escape
through the flames swer;t hall, w.re
taken in safety from the escapes by
means of scaling laddeis. Tiie financial
U--:s by the fue, which started fio.n t'r.e
exr.losion of an oil stove on the third
floor, probably will r.ot exceeJ $50). .
SUSPENDED BY EXCHANGE.
Action Against R. H. W'obcke and W.
E. Woodend Announced.
Xw Tcrk, June 15. The susp;n i n
c;f P.. H. Wobcke for one year, was an
nounced on the Consolidated Stock Ex
change today for "acts detrimental to
the exchange." The expulsion of W. E.
Wcodend, of the suspended firm of W.
iZ. Woodend & Co., was announced on
How to Judge
Deer
The distinctive
characteristic ci
any Leverage.
Flavor appeals to
the taste as color
does to the eye, or
music to the car.
The world famous
FLAVOR
A.-B. C. Bohemian
(The only fecer bottled exclnsiyely at the Brewery)
Beer is characterized , by a pronounced and
deligatfal scp aroma not to be found in any
Other lrand. This is due to the use of the
CcrJ rrade of imported Bohemian
Hops, each bale of which is purchased
under Government Certificate, fac
simile of which is shown above.
THE AMERICAN BREWING CO.
sr. LOUIS, v. s. A.
MELCZER. BROS. CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS.
Eaat Adams Street.
PBOFESSIONBb
NOTARY PUBLIC
K. F. PASCO K. Notary Public. , Convey
ancing a seolalty. Acknowledgements
taker.. 110 North Center street.
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW.
TIIOS. J. PRKSCOTT-Conoration and
Commercial Law a specialty. Rooms
6-!-r. Cotton block, Plioonlx, Arizona.
Oliver P. Morton. Arthur J. EJwarda.
EDWARDS & MORTON,
Lawyers,
19 S. Center St. Phoenli, Ariz.
J. W. CRENSHAW, attorney at law. Of
fice rooms 210 and 211 Flemins Lullding,
Phoenix, Arizona.
ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST-.
J. Q. A. KING, Assayer and Metallurgy
Cvanide, concentration, mill and smel
ter tests, li N. Second Ave., Phoenix,
Arizona.
OSTEOPATHY.
DR. D. L. CONNER, Osteopathic Physl-!
cian. Orlice 3 West Adams. Phone, office ,
Red 1494; residence Red S3. j
CHIROPODY.
PAINLESS removal of corns or bunions;
prices 50 cents each. Privacy assured.
Day or nl?rht. Blue Front Rarber Shop, 43
West Washington St., opposite Santa Fe
office. Telephone Red 962. Frank Shirley.
DETECTIVE.
v rOHENEY BROS., .Merchanta'
i'SsCy Patrol and Private Detective Aseu
Cy. P. O. Box 434. Phoenix. Ariz.
MINING ENGINEER.
ED. )!. IfiaiN. Mir.ir.fr Engrnrer. No. Z
No. z
nzona,
Ncr:"-
East Wasfiinrton St.. I'borix. An
consultation and examinatiiR. Nt
west Mexico a specialty.
CLINTON CAMPBELL
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
AND SLFERIMENDLNT
P. 0. BOX S6I
PHONE ED 494
PilOlN'.X, akizova;
Granite Gravel
furnished for grading walks and yards.
Hauling, grading and excavating done
to order. Address E. Pennington, P.
O. box, 723 or 'Phone Red 513.
the Consolidated E:cc hinge to.lay, tli"
reason given being alleged irregulari
ties in dealings. W. F.. W o It nd & Cj.
ate in the hands of a receiver, and vari
ous investigations cf the firm's aff.ii.s
have b:-en instituted in th- courts.
DAIRYMEN ATTENTION.
In response to the frequent request
of many dairymen, the Arizona Repub
lican has included in it's clubbing of
fers, Hoard's Dairyman, the recognized
authority for dairymen and farmers.
For 73c Hoard's. Dairyman will be sent
for one year to all old and new sub
scribers upon simple conditions. Call
at the office of The Arizona Republican
and get this valuable journal started at
once.
MILLERS
MEET AT
FALLS.
NIAGARA
Niagara Fails, N. Y., June 16. The
Millers' National Federation met here
today. About 250 members are present.
FAST RUN TO ATLANTIC CITY.
Philadelphia, June 16. The 4 p. m. 60
minute Atlantic City - flyer over the
Pennsylvania made an exceptionally
fast run several days ago, covering the
distance between Philadelphia and At
lantic City, 58.3 miles, in 56 minutes.
THE WINTER PALACE MURDER.
Two of the Supposed Assassins of Gen.
Str2ndman'c Wife Arrested.
S?t. PeterEbm-g, June 16. Two mr-n,
presumed to be the murders of the wife
of Gen. Strandman, and a valet in the
general's residence, adjoining the Win
ter Pahufe, April 21, have been appre
hended. They were trying to negoti
ate a part of the Becuiities, which', with
jewels, were stolen by the murderer3.
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AUTOMOBILES COMMON IN CHI
, CAGO.
Among the people who have be n ar
rested within the p3M two weeks for
exceeding the speed limits in their au
tomobiles 1n Chicago are "students,"
"grocery clerks," "traveling salnmer"
"shoe dealers," "porters," "bookkeep
ers," "tellers," solicitors," "photog
raphers." "tailors," accountants,"
"stenographers," "telegraph op?rat
ors," "conductors," "paper hangers"
and "barbers."
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INCOMPREHENSIBLE.
The Bullfrog "Thy comjlain
a battleship has a tendency to
'.hat
turn
turtle." ,
The Turtle "But hew can 'that
considered an objection?"1 ruclt.
is what we want
YOU TO KNOW.
We sell only the best gro
ceries and you save money
by buying from us.
Remember we have tho beat
Teas and Coffeea for the money.
We deliver you orders very
promptly anywhere In town. Qet
your i
CROCERIES
FRANK GRIEBEL'S
218-220 W. Washington St.
Phone 431.
t
E. S. Wakelin
Grocer Co.
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Kothing Cucceeds Liko Success.
D2. K53BAR3
19 KNOWN TMH3UOHOUT
THE SOUTHWEJT A3 A
Leaiici Spsciallsr
'l CHRCrj-1 DISEASES
He lm t!i con!ilcD(o
ar.l p;itr'ii.itr t-f tit
ieu'LiiH biiMiues!) mo.i
un l 111 o g t pritmiiixiil
citizei.a of Ari.-oriu Tl.f
liMtiriH ;i rrfMiJu.'itn c f
Harvard Medical Colle.-n Wjs f ir-ncrlj a m?m
Ler of the Rhode Is'anJ anj Colu.-adj Slate Medic. I
Societies, uud I'MiHi fti 'atih I'kn cun Li.im
iskii. llnultli in wtaltii Kcuunmy to h i wjl!!
Aro you BiitTerin.- frinii eoinp rhrouic niT"ciioir.'
Are fou wi ak, t!jlt and vnablo to 1 crf'-rni tl;e
ordinnry dutiPB of lifo? If so, beware of pntei.t
tnadicines, iMC-:p'rinc('d end unskilled pliy.-i-ciaua.
Dr. Hibbard amplo) s nouo but rntio:al
nnd Ecieutiiic mothciln ho usoe no injur ou
1 Injurs in rmovinir the lwiisouous otTorts of
liLOOD AND PR1VA I K DIKAbK from th
eyst. m. SEXUAL WEAKNESS, with all its
baneful effects positively cured by tho latest
and best remcdu. Chronic, uervouB, bloixl,
liidsey, urinary, bladder ami .peciol tlim aMjj
treated i a .trictly np-to-dato niatioer.
Jlibbard Buil'JiLff,
26-23 South 2nd Av., Phsnlx. A.lzona.
Consultntion f reo. Hours 10 to t ; 1 to 3, and
6 to 7, Address all commnnictlonn.
5rlllJFUU SUCCESSFUL
RELIABLP
PROGRESSIVE
HOT WEATHER
AND
PRICKLY HEAT
Now that the hot weather is on you
are liable to have prickly heat.
Bear's P. II. remedy is a success.
It has been used and tried by hun
dreds of people for six years.
Others offer you prickly heat rem-
edies, but no one on earth makes
Dear's P. II. remedy but
BEAR,
The Up-To-Date Druggist.
Opppsite Cily Kali.
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
Send us your mail orders.
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ARE YOU
GOING 'AW
If so. vour wardrobs
I for to fully enjoyjyour vacation-trip, you must be
properly and comfortably attired. We have a large
and most complete stock of
SUMMER CLOTHING -
fashioned in the latest styles, and made to meet the
requirements of that part of the country to which
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GOLD
T.E'iv...-.-4 .A ll.t L
ic
EXCLUSIVE OUTFITTERS FOR. MEN AND BOYS.
Corner Washington and First Streets,
VEHICL
BUGGIES, SURREYS, RUNABOUTS, FARM
WAGONS, PHAETONS, HANDY WAGONS.
In fact we have the largest stock of vehicles
in the Southwest outside of Los Angeles.
And they are bought right and we sell them
right.
CALL AND SEE OUR DISPLAY.
'CLARK-PRATT VEHICLE CO.
PRINTED
Dress Lawi
s
.02-k Yard
Our entire; assortment of printed
dress lawns in stripes, figures, etc.,
the kind we sell usually at 6 1-lc
a yard will be 011 the bargain table
this morning.
There's an excellent assortment
here for house dresses, etc., and you
should get your share this morning
at the sale price,
024c Yard
THE
r W0i
J B -
AY?
will need some attention.
you are going,
hand-tailored
Our
"STEIN'
BL0CH CO."
AND- '
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX"
Suits are marvels of elegance, acd fit as perfectly
as custom-tailored garments; but the cost is much
less . . v
$17.50
If you desire a good
see our famous
R. & W." and "GOLDBERG"
Brands of clothing, which are the best medium
priced clothes on the market
$7.50
3335!
25c WHITE
INDIA LIM
fop !5c'
As a "flier" this morning we will
fell our regular 23c quality of white
Indian linon at the very special low
price of 15c a yard.
You all know this quality of goods.
'Tis fine and sheer and suitable for
innunmetable summer garments,
such as waists, skirts, shirt waist
suits, children's dresses, etc.
It's the chance- of the season to
b"y the staple 25c goods at
1 5c a Yard
BERG BROS.
ES ALL
iStore Closes at Noon
fllffilsl rM'v'T'-"'- mi..j.j.LHHL.ii
BEST ALWAYS"
' Lir5
fete -mm
1 m J
to $30.00
suit at a lower price, ask to
to $20.00
CO
$1.25
Hack Sicillian
for 75c
Our regular $1.25
Sicillian full 54.
and an excellent-
value black
Inches wide
material for
skirts, traveling coals, bathing suits,
etc., will be on sale this morning at
rc a yard
The color of the goods is absolute
ly fast and it has a beautiful lustre.
It's surely big valu.; at this morn
1 ing's price of
75c a Yard
Today
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