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THE ARIZONA KEPUBL.ICAN, FRIDAY MOI1NINO, JULY 55 O 1900
Going! Going! Gone!
Those Beautiful Pieces of
. Art China
Selling for One Week Only at
33 Discount
See the East Window.
Berryhill's
Big Book Store
Of Local!
Interest.
How for
20,
Discount
20
Discount
Too Much Stock
OF
Lawn Mowers
This Week at Davidson's
Cash Store.
We have the finest line of
lawn mowers in Phoenix, in
cluding the Thomas, Keen
Kutter and Winner. Now
is the time to buy a first
class mower cheap. x
Straw
THE WEATHER.
We need the money. You need the shoes. Let's trade. Here 13 our proposition: For a short time
we will allow you 207c off on every dollar's worth of shoes you buy of us for cash. Nothing reserved. Com
and see what good shoes you can buy for a little money. (
Local Daily Weather Report for Tho
Arizona Republican.
Forecast for today Partly cloudy.
5:30
Pi sji
fli (Sid
Hammocks
Hammocks
For the Good Old Summer Time
A Big Line of Beauties
DAVIDSON'S
CASH STORE.
Phoenix. A. T.
PHONE RED 363.
l-w jnoiiie .set-in to rt-alize that a
1'air it" glasses nearly l islst may not
:ily N T sive tile ik-sired relief but
they may actually cause more trouble
than did the defect they were intended
to correct. It co.-us no more to make
light glasses than it does to make them
nearly riglit. It does, however, require
more skill and care. That's exactly
what we offer you: the attention to
details that makes it possible for us to
guarantee satisfaction in every case we
undertake.
'z5)0PTtCiAN
LEADING
PHOENIX
VITAL
QUESTIONS
What docs the doctor prescribe?
"What does the druggist supply?
Health often balances between
these two questions. Life itself may
depend on the precise filling of a
prescription with drugs of absolute
standard strength. Many druggists
who fill prescriptions carefully are
not so careful about the reliability
or potency of the remedies used. AVe
are careful about both. We see to
it that all our drugs have the pre
cise strength they should have, and
they are always compounded with
scientific accuracy.
Larson Drug Co,
Center and Washington
First Class
TRUNK
go to
PHOENIX
TRUNK FACTORY
Red 3C4 433 W. Wat,b
t2
THE
BACKBONE
of a laundry la SOAP. We make
our soap and know it. It's good.
Arizona Laundry
White Wagons.
Adams and Third Street
EUjU'i"!"' j . 1 .riL,'va ji-uvyraB
5:30
a. m.
. .29.75
. .S2
. .47
p. m.
29.64
Barometer, Inches ....
Temperature, degrees
Dew point, degrees . .
Humidity, per cent ...
Wind direction . .
Wind velocity miles ,
Weather
105
49
15
SV.
9
..?0
.S.
. . 4
.Clear. Clear
Mean daily humidity ..
Mean daily temperature
Highest temperature . . .
Lowest temperature .....
22
. 94
.11)6
. 81
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January 1, 59 degrees.
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January 1, 0.5S inches.
L. N. JESUXOFSKT,
Section iDrector.
SANTA
FE TIME TABLE.
PIIOEMX
CITY TIME
Departure Arrival
"The Diamond Jo,'
for
Wii-keuburR, Salome. Con
jzr'. rrweott, Jerome,
A.-h Fork, Denver, Kansas
City, Chicago, Los Angeles
Coronado and i-an Fran-
cWeo 1
"The Daylight Express"
for Wickenburg, Con
tress. Prcwott, Ash Fork
! :15 a.m. 2 "JO a. m.
and Fast
8:20 a m. 3:13 p.m.
'The Coast Limited" for
W irk en luirp, Salome, Con
gress. Prt'srott.A.-h Fork
I.oa Angolesi. Coronav-lo
and San Francisco ? 2 :"J p ni . :' :1" p.m.
Mesa and Tempo t:l' a in. S:l" a m.
11 :2" a m. 1 J" p.m.
4:50 p.m. 0:2 "i p.m.
Florence, Kelvin. Winkcl-
in an 11:2.1a.m. 1:2.1p.m.
Paily, except Tuesdays and Saturdays.
((Tuesdays and Saturdays only.
THE BARLEY CROP About the
last of the barley which will be har
vested on th's fide of the river this
year was brought into town yestcrdav.
The crop for tir: acreage planted liii
been remarkable.
A NEW NOTARY A notary public
commission was yesterday granted at
the srovemu's office to Walter R. Kib
bey. A copy of the proclamation for
the statehood election issued by Gov
eruar Haijetnan of New Mexico has
been received by the governor.
MINERAL SURVEYS APPROVED
The. surveyor genera! has approve!
Mineral surveys Xos. L'2r4 and 225S for
the Red Jacket and Black Joe lodc:,
respectively. The claims are both situ
ate in the Warren mining district, Co
chise county and are owned by J. A.
Sherwood. He has also approved th
survey of the Fortuna Lode, situateo
in the Tiger Mining district. Yavapai
county. This survey is designated as
No. 2275, and is claimed by F. X
OHilen.
FORMER PHOENICIAN FLOUR
ISHING John F. Heals who several
years ago lived In Phoenix, ppent yes
terday here en route from his more re
cent headquarters at Los An
geles to New Mexico. When
in Phoenix. Mr. Peals was in the
employ of the Phoenix Light and Fuel
company at its gas plant. Leaving
here he became associated with Kd
Mas Gillivray and together they have
been building and installing plant on
the coast and in Mexico. They have
been very successful so that Mr. Deals
is a man of considerable wealth. A
year ago trey built a plant at Douglas
and his trip at this time to New Mex
ico is for the purpose of installing n
plant at Uoswoll which, when com
plete will have a capacity of 200. noo
feet a day. After he haa completed hi
work at Roswell Mr. Peals will return
to Phoenix. Yesterday he upent visit
ing friends about the city and loft for
the south last evening.
THE WABASH'S GROWING BUSI
NESS Ross C ('line, general agent of
the Wabash lines, has been in Phoenix
for the past two days and left last
night for his headquarters at Ios An
geles. Mr. dine has a large acquaint
ance among the march.ints of this city
and through him the Wabash is a popr
ular line of travel for Arizona people.
His territory is gradually growing in
volume of business produced, so much
so that his field force has of necessity
been increased. Kffective the tenth of
the month, he announced the appoint
ment of (ieorge R. Allen as solicit
ing agent of the Wabash. Mr. Allen
will also represent a number of Wab
ash fast freight line connections never
before having a representation in this
IF THIS
IS YOUR
DULL SEASON,
NOW IS
THE TIME-
TO INAUGURATE
A Loose
Leaf System
It's a time saver.
THE
H. H. MCNEIL GO.
Mf. Looe Leaf Devices,
Cor. Washington and First Streets
territory or on the coast. Among
these new lines to be represented are
the Hoosac Tunnel Line, the Lehigh
and Wabash Dispatch, the Ontario Dis
patch and R. W. & (). line and the
Wabash and Lackawana Dispatch.
THE LIVE STOCK BOARD A
meeting of the live stock sanitary
board will be held on the 24th of the
month, at which time it is thought a
full membership of the board will be
in attendance. ('. T. Hirst returned to
the city yesterday morning from Los
Angeles, where he hr.d been visiting his
family, who are on the coast for the
summer.
THE CASE OF EMM ETT Deputy
I'nited States Marshal Mooney arrived
from Florence yesterday where he took
George Eminett, the hotel keeper of
Kelvin, who had been arrested on a
charge of adultery with hi top
daughter. Ellen Miller. The examina
tion of Emmett before United States
Commissioner Stevens was set for next
Saturday. On the same train which
brought the deputy United States inar
shall were Mr. Emmett and Miss Mil
ler who, it was understood were com
ing to see i'nited States Attorney
Alexander to make a plea for Emmett.
It is the general impression at Florence
that he will be held to the federal
grand jury.
COCHISE READY FOR BATTLE
W. B. Kelly, editor of the P.isbee Re
view and interested In a number of
other papers, generally termed the
Ktlly syndicate, and also a joint owner
of the Phoenix Enterprise, spent yes
terday in the city t-n route from his
home to California where he will join
his wife and child who are now there
for the summer. Mr. Kelly who is
prominent in democratic politics of the
territory, says the campaign in Cochise
county has already opened and bid:-
fair to be a very lively one. The state
hood vote of Cochise county, will show
the residents of that section almost
unanimous in tiieir opposition to joint
ure, according to Mr. Kelly.
FOR SALE, CHEAP.
A block of stock of the Co-oper;;
Meat Co., Phoenix. Address 101,
office.
live
this
IT WAS A CLOSE SHAVE.
Thought the Clerk Was Talking About
Another Girl.
The confidential clerk approached
his boss and said:
"I'd like to marr; sir'
"What!" exclaimed the employer.
"I am surprised at your lack of Judg
ment. Rones. You are too young to
marry, and. besides, your salary is not
sufficient to support a wife. You un
derstand, of course, that I am talking
for your own good. I hate to see an
enterprising and ambitious young man
like you throw himself away."
"But the girl says she will economize
and "
.Nonsense! Don't he':evo her. Her
father has probably given her extrav
agant ideas, which she can't keep ui
if sh marries you. I wouldn't advise
any youn;r man to marry. By the
way. who is the young ady'.'"
"Your daughter." t
"Take her:" exclaimed the boss, and
as the C!rk closed the door the old
man muttered : oracious, that was a
narrow escape." Portland Telegraph.
NONE FIT LIKE OURS.
The GREATEST
CLOTHING
Opportunity
will soon be past
You have three
days remaining
in which to ,
secure a
Two-Piece
Suit
at a
Bargain Price
You can't
afford to miss
this opportu
nity. Nobby
Summer Suits,
that formerly
sold for
J 12.5H to $,5u,
now closing
out at
$7.50 to
$22.50
SPECIAL Cluet's
Monarch Shirts
85c
The McDougall & Cassou
Company. 3032 W. Washington
mttm
if
AT
HALF
PR CE
Popular yacht shape in Sennets or
Split Brnids 53.50 torts now
$1.75; $2.50 sorts for $1.25; $1.50
sorts for 75c.
SPLIT PALMS $2.50 kinds now
$1.25; $2.00 kinds new $1.00.
MANILA STRAW $2.50 kinds now
$1.25; $1.50 kino's now 75c.
TEXTILE PANAMAS $1.00 kinds
for 50c; 75 kinds for 40c.
All Kinds of
arness
and
Saddles
and have a large stock on hand.
Give us a call before buying.
Our prices are right.
"We employ only expert mechanics.
N. Porter
SADDLE AND HARNESS CO.
SPURS AND BITS.
40 W. Washinttrn Street
Tel Red 1225.
AMUSEMENTS
.t
"Married for Moivy" is one succes
sion of hearty laughs, and the audi
ence at J-:astlake park last night fully
appreciated the three acts of excellent
humor. The cast is small but well se
lected. Sir Robert Mellow boy, played
by Lee Begs, was an exceptionally
fine piece of character acting, and as
the giddy old beau was perfect. V. T.
Henderson, as Mr. Mapus. the much
to be pitied young husband, played
with exquisite fineness and had every
thing his own way from the drunken
scene on. It. A. Pennett was well cast
as Robert Ruyland. Miss Maud Lita
played Matilda in a manner which left
nothing more to be desired. Myrtle
Harrington hail good opportunities as
Simpkins, of which she took full ad
vantage. Kthel McMullen was scream
ingly funny as Mrs. Mapus, which is
much the best j,,ut she has had so far.
Put she must be seen to be appreci
ated. There were no lingering inter
missions, and the applause during and
between the acts was even more pro
nounced than usual and testified the
appreciation of the audience.
Tonight and tomorrow night dan
cing will follow the performance. To
morrow night an excursion train will
be run over the Santa Fc for the ben
efit of Tempe and Mesa patrons. Seats
on sale at Sanichas'.
VILLAGES AUCTIONED OFF.
It seems strange to Americans
to
read of the sale of a village bv auction
but it is happening nowadays in Kng
land. and up rooting the ties, tradi
tions, customs and all inheritances that
make these ancient villages so inter
esting. Lyneham, in Wiltshire, the
property of Major Henry Granville
Honeage, second son of Pa ron Heneage,
has been so disposed of recently. It is
a small parish, only 30OC acres, and yet
centuries old one century in the lien
eage family, and by them inherited, not
purchased. All but the schools and the
vicarage were included in the sale
PRIDE HAS A FALL.
According to a Connecticut preacher
Adam was not the first man. And we'd
been boasting that we had as good a
desectit us anybody! That is discour
aging. Ck eland Leader.
We Make
20 H. A. DIEHL SHOE CO. 20
i
VEGETARIAN MEAT, put up In
cans, is pure, deliciou3 and strength-g-iving.
It's the meat elements derived
directly from grains and nuts; tastes
and looks like cooked meat. Per can,
20 to 30c. Pure-Food Depot. 21 South
First Ave.
TOURISTS
Did it ever occur to you that one
of the most useful articles you
could take with you is a
WATERMAN'S IDEAL FOUN
TAIN PEN?
They are always ready for use,
and best in the market. Will be
pleased to show them to you. at
GRAIN'S
Stationery & News Store
3
11 N. Center St.
Phone Black 12fil.
ng-jg-y.'.wffifrrSi
The
Crescent Jewelry Store
Watch values are not excelled. N'o
matter what style or grade of watch
you want, you can't c::cel our values.
We have them for the man in the of
fice or the man on the ranch, the lady
or the schoolgirl. If you wish a very
th'.n, strong watch, ask to see our
Vcritl-.in it Is a dandy.
The Crescent Jewelry Store
Successors to II. V. Vantilburg.
33 West Washington St.
S. Baker, Mgr.
THE CURIO
Largest and Oldest Established
200 Navajo Blankets to choose from.
The only complete collection of In
dian Baskets in Phoenix.
Swastika Crosses set with genuine
stones. NO imitation tourquoisc used.
Genuine Navajo Silverware. j
Novelties of every descrirjtion.
Mexican and Japanese Drawn Work,
BACK OF COURT HOUSE.
THE CURIO
OLD MISSION BUILDING.
Cor. Second Ave. and Jefferson SL
Just southwest of the Court House.
PATENTS.
PATENTS Hais.nl n.rpham. l-mm
Angeles. Send for fre book on nat.nts.
We arc
filing and
selling trusses
every day.
. Don't delay
if you need one
this hot weather.
We have all kinds
and sizes.
Suspensory bandages
a large stock from 25c up
Don't forget the plate
Elvey & Hulet
5-7 C. Wash. St. Phoenix.
Mail orders
attended to promptly.
b dMM !
Camping Outfits, Wagon
Covers, Bed SHeets, Etc.
TALBOT
TOILET PAPER
Roll, Square or Pocket
I
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5
I'hone us your orders for the
Ue Brisley
V
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The National
rhone Black 12 S3. K rJ cSiJ'
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AT PHOENIX.
Capilal, $ 1 00,000.00 Surplus, $70,000.00
Deposits, 600,000.00
Vt'c respectfully solicit your banking business.
EMIL GANZ, President. SOL LEWIS, Vice President.
S. OBERFELDER, Cashier. J. J. SWEENEY, Assistant Cashiw.
DIRECTORS:
Emil Ganz, Sol Lewis, Edw. Elsele. Chas. Goldman, Joseph Thai-
rial n"i t i o r nil
' "
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THE VALLBY BANK)
Of PHOBNIX
Caprtal, 5100,000.
JAMES NEWLANDS, JRt PRESIDENT.
E. J. BENNITT, VICE-PRESIDENT.
W .D. FULWILER, SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT.
LLOYD B. CHRISTY, CASHIER.
General banking business transacted. Exchange lssu4 on all
Important cities of the world. .
DIRECTORS Jas. Newlands, Jr, E. J. Bennitt, P. T. Hur'ey, Ezra
W. Thayar, John Wx Thomas, Lloyd B. Christy, J. C. Kirkpatrick. ..
UNION BANK AND TRUST CO.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL ftC0.000.00.
PHOENIX, Ariz, J. L. McDowell, Cashier, SO N. CENTER 8T.
Officers and directors: "W. F. Nichols president; Dr. J. M. Swetnam. vie
president; Geo. H. N. Luhra, treasurer; D. Nicholson, auditor; F. L. Blumcr,
secretary; A. J. Edwards, attorney; L. J. Rice, manager trust departmenL
We conduct a general banking bus lness, 4 per cent Interest om tim de
roslts. Safety deposit boxes for renL
MONEY TO LOAN
Any amount on diamonds, watchea. Jewelry, etc Rat of Interest oa
imall loans, 4 per cenL
Special rate on large loans. All loans good for six months. Out of
town customers can make loans throug h "Wells Fargo Express Co.
Phoenix Loan Office,24 EASTZZZ?Rm
TRACTION ENGINE
FOR ALE
Kunz Bros. & Messinger
MACHINE WORKS.
Corner Second and Adams Sta.
Fhon RidR?a PHOENIX, ARIZ.
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TENTS
& HUBBARD
above. We deliver goods promptly.
Drua Co. bT?L I
Did you wish to
see me? .
6-room cottage, two lots, Xorth
First Ave $2400
5-room brick, two lots, elegant
shade, South Third Ave.. $1300
Two 4-room cottages, in good re
pair; very large lots; one.
$103H; other $1250
Bank of Arizona
aw w w v a a i a w a
r ---r . f t KL. B --g. Till
Surplus, $25,000.
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