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THE AEIZONA EEPHBLICA THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 13, 1905.
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TOPICS
IRON SPRINGS TOURISTS Peo
rle going to Iron Springs usually need
cots, mattresses, stoves and cooking
utensils. Don't forget that when you
want such supplies, Davidson's Cash
Store is a good place to go for them.
JELLY TUMBLERS with tops that
may be used for drinking glasses as
well as for jelly at 50c dozen. David
son's Cash Store.
A HOT TIME IN THE OLD TOWN
There will be a hot time in the town
and valley for the next three months
tind it pays to buy those things that
will make life easier and more com
fortable during that uncomfortable
season. The housewife is the one who
puffers most and a summer cook stove
w ill help her more than any other one
thing. Insurance Gasoline stoves ab
solutely safe. Standard Wickless Blue
Flame Oil Stoves absolutely safe. Kool,
Klean and Konvenient. Cost no more
for fuel than a wood stove. Call at
Davidson's Cash Store and let us show
you these stoves.
COOLEST PLACE TO REST Tbe
coolest, easiest place to rest during
the warm summer days and evenings
is in a hammock hung in the shade of
the porch or a tree. A large assort
ment of beautiful hammocks from $1
to J9.50 are kept at Davidson's Cash
Store. Don't fail to see them.
Guns to rent or sell.
Fresh Ammunition.
Moore's STEEL RANGES.
Goodrich Hose.
THOMAS LAWN MOWERS.
PRESERVING KETTLES.
And hundreds or useful things cheap
at
DAVIDSON'S
GASH STORE
Phone Red 363 Phoenix, Arizona
Way:
Your eyes are of vast importance to
you both physically and financially. If
they are once injured by neglect it is
sometimes impossible to restore them.
You see, then, the importance of car
ing for them just as well as possible.
When you need glasses, wear glasses
and when you wear glasses wear right
glasses.
To be sure they are right have us
fit them.
Appointments made evenings through
the warm weather. Phone M, 209.
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5LZNI10PTICIAN
PHOENIX
PERFECT
SODA WATER
, Daintiness marks the making
and serving of our soda water;
satisfaction and refreshment fol
lows the drinking. Fairly good
soda is not hard to find, but ab
solutely perfect soda is a rarity.
We serve perfect soda because
-e have the fountain; the exper
ience, the skill, and do not hesi
tate to spend money to make our
soda best. We look after the
cleanlines as carefully as though
we had to do all the drinking our
selves. To drink our soda is to
go out glad.
GOODMAN'S
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY,
Cor. Washington and Center Sts.
Phoenix, Ariz.
It's
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fetlfe This
WOT
A SHORT STOP
at our store will convince you that
our goods and prices are always right.
THE PHOENIX
Static? nery CSl News Co
10 ard 12 W. Washington St
Telephone Mln 297
Qf Localf
Interest
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.
Forecast for today Fair.
Data for 24 hours ending 5:30 p. m.
yesterday:
6:30 5:30
a m. p. m.
Barometer, inches 29. S3 29.75
Temperature, degrees 80 95
Dew point, degrees 60 54
Humidity, per cent T1 2"
Wind, direction X W
Wind, velocity, miles 1 5
Rainfall, inches 0 0
Weather Cldy Cldy
Mean daily humidity 3S
Mean daily temperature SS
Highest temperature
Lowest temperature 7S
Total daily rainfall 0
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January 1, 26 degrees.
Accumulated excess in rainfall since
January 1, 10.14 inches.
L. N. JESUNOFSKT,
Section Director.
FINED ONCE MORE Leonidas
Robles entered a plea of guilty in Jus
tice Johnstone's court yesterday to a
charge of disturbing the peace and was
fined $5. She paid up and was dis
charged. TO IRON SPRINGS Rev. Orville
Coates of the First Baptist church left
for Iron Springs this morning to make
arrangements for his family to spend
the summer there. He will return In
time to fill his pulpit next Sunday.
GOING TO LOS ANGELES E. IL
Cooper will leave soon for Los Angeles
to look over the field, with a view to
engaging in business there. His wife
and son ere already in the California
city, and as soon as Mr. Cooper can
adjust his business affairs here he will
join them.
BUY PHOENIX REALTY Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hess have purchased a ten
acre tract of land on South Center
street and will occupy the place this
week. Mr. Hess is a government sur
veyor, and will make his headquarters
in this city, he formerly having been
located at Flagstaff. Mr. and Mrs.
Hess are greatly pleased with Phoenix
and expect to make this their perma
nent home.
PAID HIS FINE Guadalupe San
doval was before Justico Johnstone
yesterday on a charge of being drunk
and disorder!:-. The Mexican was
found sleeping on a neighbor's porch
at an early hour and he did not have
on any more clothes than the law al
lows. In fact it was the lack of clothes
that contributed largely to his being
fined $7 and cost?, which he paid.
HOW TO EAT GERMAN CARP
The Clifton Hill (Mo.) Rustler gives
the following directions for eating
German carp: When fishing if you
catch a German carp clean it and hang
it out in the sun six weeks to dry it,
then nail it to a pine board and cover
it thoroughly with salt or mud. Let
it stand for two months longer and
then bake it for two days. Then re
move the nails and throw the cjrp
over the back fence and eat the
board.
SALTON SEA RISING The Salton
sea. In the Colorado desert, is rising
rapidly and is delaying railroad travel
slightly. Yesterday both the Rock
Island and Southern Pacific trains
from the west were late in arriving at
Maricopa. No damage has been done
to tha tracks by washouts, but as a
matter of precaution trains are being
run slowly through the district affected
by the using water. It Is not thought
the sea will rjse high nough to prove
a serious menace to the country. I
INCORPORATIONS Articles of In-j
corporation were filed in the recorder's
office yesterday by the Chanute Lime
company, with r, capital stock of $60.
000, the Incorporators beinjj A. E.
Snow, M. T. 'ones and F. R. Crone.
Articles were also filed by the Great
Tonopah Mining company, the capital
stock being $1,000,000, and by the
United Pacific Mining and Develop
ment company, with a capital of $1,
000,000. The incorporators of the Ton
opah company are E. J. Waidmann and
C. J. Young, and of the other company,
C. W. Bryson, H. W. Chase and H.
Alden.
RANGERS MAY HELP It was re
ported yetciday that the Arizona
rangers would assist the county au
thorities in locating Ben Perkins, the
negro who escaped from jail a few
nights ago and against whom almost
every crime in the calendar 13 being
charged. Several rangers, it was said,
are already in pursuit of the negro.
A. H. Davidson said yesterday that he
saw Perkins at Yuma Sunday night.
The negro got on the platform of a car
on which Mr. Davidson was standing,
and when the latter spoke to Perkins
lie was cautioned by the negro not to
tell that he had seen him.
Strictly Visible, Ball Bearing, tabu
lating attachment. Lighest touch im
proved key board. Took grand prize
over all other machines at world's fair.
BEST BEST BEST
THE H, H. MCNEIL GO.
Territorial Agents.
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
UT
OUT
The Coca Cola tickets from your June
and July magazines and exchange them
at our 20th Century Sanitary Fountain
for a free drink of Coca Cola.
The BerryMIl Co.
News Dealers,
Car. Wa.hlnitan and Firat Sta.
GETS BOUNTY FOR LION'S SKIN
W. H. Linville. who killed a large
mountain lion last May in the vicinity
of Cave Creek, presented the skin at
the office of the board of supervisors
yesterday and was paid the bounty,
amounting to $20. Clerk Pendleton
mutilated the skin and then returned
it to Mr. Linville, who desired to keep
it as a memento of his dangerous en
counter with the animal. He came
upon the lion at night, discovering it
in a tree. The lion tried to get away
but Linville shot It over the left eye,
causing the lion to 'attack him. Then
ensued a desperate fight, during which
the infuriated beast clawed the man
severely in the face and inflicted some
serious bruises. The struggle ended
by Linville's striking the lion on the
head with the butt of his gun, pro
ducing death.
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SAN DIEGO CONGRATULATED
Celebration In Honor of a. Step For
ward In Isthmian Commerce.
The exclusive contract for the use
of the Panama railway expired yes
terday and the citizens of San Diego
planned for the holding of a celebra
tion in recognition of the event. Here
after the railway is open to all traf
fic on equal terms which ought to be
a great stimulus to the commercial
business of the coast. At least it is so
regarded in San Diego and the event
is made one of great municipal Im
portance. Being apprised by the San
Diego chamber of commerce of yester
day's celebration the Phoenix Board
of Trade yesterday caused the follow
ing telegram of congratulation to be
pent:
"Phoenix, July 12. 1905.
"Chamber of Commerce, San Diegc,
Calif.
"Phoenix joins her California neigh
bors in felicitations over the first step
to be followed by completion of Isth
mian waterway with all that great
project means for extension of com
merce In great southwest, upbuilding
of California coast sind growth of San
Diego harbor.
"W. D. FULWILKR.
"President Board of Trade.
"Chas. A. VAN DER VEER.
"Secretary."
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Keep cool this summer at Coronado.
The right road Southern Pacific.
The Lukin best made of clear Ha
vana two for 25 cents.
CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS.
I will pay upon presentation, city
warrants Nog. 798 to 839 Inclusive, is
sue of January, 1904, interest ceasing
July 6, 1905.
Payable at the Phoenix National
Bank.
F. O. RICHMOND,
City Treasurer.
Through sleepers to Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Meals at meal time Southern Pa
cific. Smoke the Lukin cigar made from
pure tobacco no adulteration.
OVER 50 KINDS of fresh health
foods, all cooked. Good eating for the
well, specialties for the sick. Arriving
every week fresh from factory. Pure
Food Depot, 21 S. First avenue.
Are you I
GOING ffWAY?
Do you need a
SUIT CASE?
Wo have them good ones in
all leathers and at all prices from
$5 to $30
The Hougall
& Gassou Go.
30-32 W. Wash. St.
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Don't
Pass
THE HUB without looking over
the remarkable sale of
$16.50-$ 1 5.50
ALFRED
BENJAMIN
SUIT
You never knew of greater value.
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II. I. Latham & Go
REAL ESTATE
Fire, Accident and Plate
Glass Insurance and
Surety Bonds.
MONEY TO LOAN.
44 North Center Street
Phone Main 220
Be Sure
you get an
Accident
Policy
before leaving
on your vacation
H.I. Latham & Co
REAL ESTATE
Fire, Accident and Plate
Glass Insurance and
Surety Bonds.
MONEY TO LOAN
44 North Center Street.
'Phone Main 220.
Said it Was Hot.
DRINK CELERY VIG.
and keep cool. 5c iced at our fountain
$1 case 24 bottles delivered to any part
of the city. For sale only at
Elvey & Hulett
The Live Druggists.
Thone Main 1. 5 & 7 E. Wash. St.
When down town come in the cool.
Teople throughout the territory are
beginning to realize that there Is a
home manufacturing plant where they
can buy their harness or have them
made almost while they wait where
the proprietors take pains to get the
correct idea as to what the customers
want made either in harness, saddles,
bridles, shaps or tapederos. Where
i they give goods well worth the money,
I de repairing neatly and well, buy their
j leather from one of the best tanner
ies on the coast, carry a fine, well
selected line of silver-inlaid bits and
spurs, and also of collars, sell whips
from 10c up, thereby building up a
good healthy trade.
SIO
N. PORTER
Saddle and Harness Go,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
40 W. Washington Street
Tel Red 1225.
TOT
We've white canvas shoes for men, women, misses and
children. They are in general favor with well dressed people.
Then we've Tan Shoes in all the new shapes and shades.
Barefoot sandals An great variety and Grover's Soft Shoes for
Tender Feet.
H. A. DieM
h Did You Ever
think of the difference in value
between a lot without trees and
one with good ash trees around
It and located in a neighborhood
of fine homes, owned by the peo
ple who live In them?
I Have
12 to 15 lots for sale in such a
neighborhood, many of them hav
ing trees that easily add $100
to their value. If you want such
a lot call on
E. A. Spaulding
Ileal Estate and Investment Se
curities, No. 41 "W. Adams St.,
opposite board of trade.
MONEY TO LOAf
on Phoenix
City and Ranch Properly
also on
Baled Hay and
Grain in Warehouse
at
CURRENT RATES
Money Always On Hand.
R. H. GREENE,
42 N. Center St.
Easteriing&Whitney
Undertakers
Successor! to
A. J. BRADLEY.
216 W. Washington St.
Phone Main 29.
Lady attendant.
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The Highest Award at 6L Louis
World' Fair Was Given the
The largest-selling High Grade
Wheel in the World.
H. S. GRISWOLD
Arizona Agent
Phoenix
31 S. 1st Ave.
Phone, Red 412
IIS 1. Center St.
Tel. Hi 79.
P. MOfIN,
(Successor to Mohn Dorris)
Undertaker end Emalnr.
-LADT ATTEND AST. -
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We feel assured that the information
contained in this Weather Bulletin will
prove of much interest and profit to
you.
Forecast for Phoenix and Vicinity:
Much
Hot Weather
Coming
Warm winds from all directions for the
next two months. People seek means
for keeping- cool and comfortable. Tre
mendous demand for Homespun Outing
Suits and Trousers. Plank, the Hatter,
keeps them and a full line of summer '
goods In Men's Furnishings. Trusting !
we may have the pleasure of serving '
your wants, we are, with many thanks
for past favors, Yours for success,
THE
HATTER
PLfllf,
WEATHER
23SSSE5S
Yon need a
STAR SA
to taRe on
Your
SEE,
TALBOT (Kl HUBBARD
17 East Washington St.
Cooling, Soothing, Refreshing
Talcum Powders
For relieving summer skin irritation or excessive perspiration. We
carry the leading makes, such as Colgate's, Palmer's, Mermen's, Hud
nut's, and Johnson & Johnson, all of which wo can recommend as being
strictly pure and can be used on the most delicate skin.
BRISLEY DRUG CO., In Hotel Adams
Phoenix, Arizona.
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ARIZONA SCHOOL
OF MU5IC
Mrs. Shirley Christy, Founder and
Director.
Prof. Elmer A. TODD is conducting a
summer term in piano and pipe organ playing, for
pupils of all grades
Private or class lessons.
T5-JB VALLEY BANK
O F PHOBNIX
Capital, $100,000.
JAMES NEWLANDS, JR, PRESIDENT.
E. J. BENNITT, VICE-PRESIDENT.
W .D. FULWILER, SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT.
LLOYD B. CHRISTY, CASHIER.
General banking businesa transacted. Exchange Issued on all
Important cities of the wold.
DIRECTORS Jas. Newlands, Jp, E. J. Bennitt, P. T. Hupley, Ezra
W. Thayer, John Wx Thomas, Lloyd B. Christy, J. C. Kirkpatriek. ..
We Can Buy or Sell You
City or country property, or real estate anywhere on earth. We ca
insure you, your family or your property. We will loan YOU money or
will loan YOUR money.
Give us a trial if we can't protect your interests, they cannot b
protected. Our terms are too reasonable to mention.
TRUST DEPARTMENT
OF
UNION BANK & TRUST COMPANY
No. 30 North Center St. - - Phoenix, Arizona
W. II. WARD, Manager.
Ceiling TOJJCompIete
CHEAP
Kunz Bros. & Messinqer
MACHINE . WORKS
Phone Red 8:53. - Phoenix, Ariz.
STOES
Ihioe Co.
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A happy life in a rented
house, when -ou can buy a
home that is all the name im
plies for a litf.e mTi down, and
the balance on easy terms. See
me today, concerning a 4 room
brick, east front, nice shade, on
3rd avenue, $3G0.
J. Ernest Walker
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
Bldg., opp. Hollenbeck HoteL
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Home Savings Bank and Trust Bldg.
Central Avenue, Phoenix, Ariz.
Apply at studio Monday and Thurs
day mornings.
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Surplus, $25,000.
HARRY KAY. Assistant Mer.
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