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TIIE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY S, 1903 Farmers and Dairymen make money and save labor Styles i l1 Select' Your every day in the year by using Now 8 Spring Suit u k2 TUBUL AR Free catalogue and full information may be had by writing EZRA ' W. THAYER E. Washington St. 2L. Adams St. MESA Continued from Page 7. Cedrie the Saxon (Leo Hib- beit) ' 11 points Charlemagne (Renie Lisonbe) 8 points Arizona ( Frank Cassiilay) .... 11 points Fitz Roberts (John Matthews) 16 points Wamba (Jode Griffin) S points The rings were, three-inch counting one poin. two and one-half inch count ing two points each and the two-inch lings counting: three points each. The judges reported that Brian De Bois Gilbert and Front De Beouf were a tie but those two knights were willing- to divide the prize between thein and so the judges decided giving: the third prize to Fitz Roberts. The prizes were first prize. $5 second prize and third prize. After the deci sion of the contest the crowd dispersed Si I I Y 3 Try Our CHOP SUEY SUNDAES U They are frozen dainties. at n THE BEAR DRUG STORE Phoenix. Arizona. Nothing Succeeds Llks Success. DR. HI KB ARD IS KNOWN THROUOMOUT THE SOUTHWEST AS A IMii Specialist IN CHRONIC DISEASES He has the confidence and ,patrona9 of the leading business men, and most prominent citizens of Arizona. Tbe T hr-t rtr i n ffrnHnnt. r.1 Harvard Medical College. Wat formerly a mem ber of the Rhode Island and Colorado State Medical Societies, and United (states Pkmsio.v Exam iner. H-alth is wealth Economy to bo well! are yoa suffering from some chronic a fleet ion 1 Are rou weak, sick and unable to psrform tbe ordinary duties of life? If so, beware of patent medicines, inexporienced and unskilled physi cians. Dr. Hibbard employs Done but rational and scientific methods he nsea 30 injurious S ru t-s in remorin? the poi.-tonons effects I BLOOD AND PRIVATE DISEASES from the syatrm. SEXUAL. WEAKNESS, with all its baneful effect positively cured by the latest and best remedies. Chronic, nervous, blood, kidney, urinary, bladder and special diseases treated in a strictly ujvto-flnto manner, fiibburd BuildiuK, 23-28 South 2nd A., Phoenix. Arizona. Consultation tmi. Hours 10 to 12 ; 1 to 8, and 3 t 7, Address all communications, SKILLFUL SUCCESSFUL RELIABLE PROGRESSIVE SPECIAL IN OUR MILLINERY All our $5 street hats reduced to $2.50. Our patterns at greatly re duced prices. Before you buy pay us a visit, we will show you around whether you wish to buy or not. We have hats for $1.00 and hats for $10.00. The best value for the money at T E IhlSiF CREAM to partake of the picnic. And tlie queen and her maids after being- treated at the three soda fountains were taken to the Mesa hotel and given their din ner by some of their admirers. At 2 p. m. one of the largest crowds assembled in the opera house and took part in the children's dance the music being furnished by the Indian school uanu. - grana Dall In tne evening i closed the exercises. j SHEEP DIPPING. The sheep men are dipping their sheep out northeast f Mesa under the supervision of Dr. Layser of Kansas City, who is in the employ of the gov ernment. MESA MILLING CO. MEETING. The stockholders of the co-operative Milling company held a meeting yes terday for the election of officers and transaction of routine business. SUPPLIES FOR SHEEP CAMP. George Scott left today with a load ( of supplies for the sheep camp east of J Mesa. THE TOGGERY. The Toggery opened yesterday with a clean, up to date line of gents fur nishings. This store is first class and the proprietor has spared no means in fitting up the place and desires the patronage of the Mesa people. TWINS ON ROOSEVELT STREET. The storks are traveling in pairs on Roosevelt street. Some time ago they visited the residence of George Klls worth ard presented them with a fine pair of girl babies so while the people of Mesa where celebrating May day the storks visited Artimus Milieu's residence and left a fine boy and girl. The mother and babies are doing nicely and Mr. Millett is planting another j row of corn and spuds prosperity i- j here. BLACKSMITH SHOP. Charlie Mullen has purchased a bt north of Phil Mets' livery stable and! will erect a sheet iron ui to date'; blacksmith shop. FLAG POLE. Jesse Steele is erecting a flag pole nn the roof of the Code building in which the government has their offices. NEW SIGN. Ilibbert Eros., the liverymen, are having a new sign painted on the front of their new brick building with a sketch of a horse of life size. PERSONALS. Mr .Fenner, manager for the PI in 11 Lumber Co., returned yesterday from a trip to Roosevelt. Jack Krasier. proprietor of the Fish Creek hotel, is in Mesa today. F. T. Pomeroy of the firm of Pomeroy Bros. & Kelly, was a Phoenix visitor yesterday. Mr. Akin of Phoenix passed through Mesa yesterday for his home having made a trip to Roosevelt and return. William Kimball returned yesterday with a party of three whom he took to the Tonto dam for an outing. Grant Jones of Tempe was a Mesa visitor yesterday. W. T. Smith of Los Angeles is stop ping at the Alhambra. Mr. Smith is here in the interest of C. R. Eager & Co., who have the oil contract. John Anderson and Will Dorman were visitors at the Capitol yesterday. o HOW'S THI57 We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for anv case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure F. J. CH tlXEY & CO., Toledo, O. We. the underpinned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. WALDING. K INN AN & MARVIN". Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood snd mu-, cous surfaces of the system. Testimon- lals sent free. Price, 75c. per bottle. Soldi ty an urusrgisrs. Take Hall's Family Fills for Constipa tion. Good morning, are you going to Kel vin? Wrs. Wiggs of The Cabbage Patch. Dorris opera house Tuesday night, ad mission fifty cents. N SEPARfl' roRS PRIVATE SALt. That elegant resident property, cor ner Jefferson street and Fourth avenue. The Sam Snead place, half cash rest at 8 per cent for 3 or 5 years. Deal with guardian for Snead children only. No commission, j. h. w. ji:nsk.v. Guardian Snead minora. Phone Main 242 or Teme road. ZM miles. Through standard Pullman Phoenix to Chicago via Santa Fe, Mav 4th. Avoid changes en route. L. H. Landis, general aeent. Just receive by Mrs. Aylwln new line of switches, pompadours, etc. Ha'r dressing- parlors. Xn 11 S. Center. room 15. PHOENIX ECZEMA CURE. See advertisement of Goodman's Prescription Pharmacy. Picturesque Kelvin next Sunday. SHIRT TALKS Your negligee shirt ought not to have the. starch extending half way down the front, mak ing a wrinkled front. It will not be that way it starched by the Bishop Neligee starcher. Remember we have the only machine starcher in the terri tory. Arizona Laundry ...PHONE MAIN 39... COR. ADAMS AD THIRD STS. 31 Extracted Honey Any quantity you may desire Broilers Fattened on corn meal 50c Each Dressed to order Ranch Butter Per lb 20c Barrington Hall Coffee A Perfect Drink Light and nobby suitings and trous erings in stock for all seasons. Order your spring suits now. Don't be afraid, we will give you the right kind of fits. D. NICHOLSON, Importing Tailor. llardwick Theater. F. W. STECHAN. Manager. The coolest place in the city. Grand opening of the summer season, MONDAY, MAY 1. Every evening at 8:30. Matinee Sat urday :30. The Noble Stock Co. Standard and modern dramas and comedies. The people's popular prices. COO reserved seats at 30c to be had at Goodman's. Admission 10c, 20c. ver M i-a Oliil 3 Thfr JtV GROCER CO 0 25 Don't Neglect Your Dress it's the people judge who and what Xi6s says : Appear anywhere in an Outing Suit of mine and you will feci satisfied with all the world providing you are particular about your appearance. My Mark (vWO Just mention my name to erg 32E A WARM Ik's FQR OR 3 CENTS ASK THEGAS jN ABOUT l INDEPENDENT Gas Water-Heater QUICK CHEAJ? EFFICIENT CLEAN Phoenix Light and Fuel Company. NO TftiilNG CHANCES When you take your work to THE ARIZONA IRON WORKS. We're equipped for all sorts of castings in iron and brass. Boilers, Engines and T'umps now in stock. Try us ARIZONA IRON WORKS Successors to STANDARD IRON WORKS inwGm5sinMOw ii susrilsfli m I sfsiM i Ii Silks At the present time we have an especially good assortment of dress silks which the silk man will gladly show roi! if you care to look. Complete linos of Pongee, Tussah, Singapore, Eurlingham. Jap and China. Chiffon Taffeta, Shantung, Foulards, Peau de Crepe, And over a hundred patterns in new fancy silks suitable for shirt waist suits. Sole agency for "Blue Seal" black taffeta, the kind that doesn't split. If it does, come and get your money back. Good iSxiita as Low as $10.00 Swell Effects tip to $30.00. GOLDBERG BROS. LO.'S DON'TS D0NT expect to pet $30 worth of value in a suit of clothes for $15 it's a physical impossibility. DON'T pay $4T.00 for a $30.00 suit that's paying $lf for the tailor's name it isn't worth it. DON'T forget that Goldberg Ero.'s . suits represent $25 worth of honest value same good value wherever you Put j'our linger down. DO NT forget that Goldberg Bro.'s live right up to their motto if it's from Goldberg ISro.'s Its all right. Sponging and Pressing Free as often as you wish. G Shirt Waists The "heated term" will soon be with us and you'll need some new waists in order to bo c!?an, cool, and consequently comfortable. The new summer waists are here in great variety and you will find them decidedly prettier than those of last year. Hundreds of styles in white wash able waists are stacked up here and while we c'.so have the newer kinds of colored waists, tha white shirt waist is by far the favorite with particular women. All sizes are here and the price rests with yourself as there are all qualities here ranging from 00c- up to $35.00 t-ach. If you don't find your exact kind ninoi.s thorn we will miss our guess. CAme in and look. "THE BEST ALWAYS" .3ros mirror by which vou are a'dcsays: The only difference between one of my im mediate wear Outing Suits and one made by your tailor is only appar ent to your pocket book. My Mark (j) Discerning gentlemen say that my word is good. Exclusive Outfitters for Men and Boys Modern Methods of the very latest invention are em ployed by us to take out the dirt spot and make your linen clean and attrac tive for you. No doubt of the clean ness, no doubt of the finish, no doub: of the economy. TROY LAUNDRY PHONE M 159. THS Is what we want YOU TO KNOW, We sell only the best gro ceries and yea sars bogs; . by buying frsni cs. Remember we have the best Teas and Coffetse for the money'. . We deliver your order very promptly anywhere In town. Get your GROCERIES AT FRANK GRIEBEL'S 318-220 W. Washington St. Phone 431. Some New Arrivals Wo have just received from our New York office new lines of Parasols, Fajamas, Silk Gloves, Children's Wash Hats, Summer Night Shirts; Summer Underwear. Fancy Hose, Washable Neckwear, Japanese Fans, And Shirt Waist Sets. If there is anything among the above that you need, these new lines should please you as they are most complete. I i u W0JP 9 3