Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 5

TIIK AlttZUNA REPUBLICAN: SATtlUMY HOKMSii, Ai'KIL 23, liSS. Cm AND COUNTY IN BRIEF. WE ARE ANXIOUS WAR! 1,000 AEN WAITED Not Exactly Right "Not Sick Enough for too Bed or Well Enough For the Table." to call at Davidson's Cash lUrgulu store ami buy warranted razors and pock-! etknlves at bottom prices. Hardware, crockery, tinware and notions nt bed-' rock prices. Four doors east of postotllce.

A Minister's Wife Aptly Oescribes a Well Known Condition and Tells How It Was Overcome. BARGAINS lN results. With the approach ot spring ho has had an indescribable feeling ot 111 he-alt ti. Not sick enough tor the bed or well enough Ilia few wordi), Ho Became Run Down each year from coiiFtaut mental and phy- slcal action. Hood's SarsaparillH has re- Musiiit'fs, lv'Mdrtiiv, ii'MUUf tiinl Fruit LANDS THOMAS A.

ORR, There are thousands of people in nil walks of lire, particularly at this season, who are not exactly rif.rht ami yet are not sick, for whom a single 'bottle of llooil's would tin world of good, as it lias done fm 'others. Iliisiness ami professional men 'tis well as the busy housewife are es-'peciully susceptible to this debilitated 'feeling. It Is the peculiar combination I of the best tonic, anti-bilious, diuretic (and alterative agents of the vegetable kiiifc'ilom, carefully ami scieiitillcally combined, which enables Hood's Sar-'saparilla to reach simple as well as serious ailments when all other nieiii-'clnes fail. Head Mrs. Hunt's letter: I.

Hood A Ixwell, "Dear Sirs! I trust that tho publication of inv testimonial may servcto Intro- duce Hood's Snrsaparllla to many who need physical improvement, and lead them to give It trial. My husband, Rev. Granville Hunt tf da a corpulent man we ighing 230 pounds. IIu has taken Hood's Sarsapnrllla every iprlng for the last eight years with good THE EVANS LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO. Paid t'p iSticccmir J.

W. Evans, Kstablisbet! in lSSfi.) FINANCIAL AGENT, REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS NEGOTIATED. iiHcrs 'nciliiit'H lender- borrowers of money. Has nn li-t "i impnived and unimproved city, suburban and country malty. O.

A. TURNEY, Secretary. J. W. EVANS, Prosldonti Nos.

I and 3 West Washington Street. DWIGHT B. HEARD, Investment Securities i i I Loans. Room 213 Fleming BuiUilnK. FOR SALE ill in iluos: uel nt 1111111(11, thine miles Ironi mint homo, midst M.inc.'i'i csmil.

Knr Da.n uiviiiT at a Iliiih grade muiiiclpil secmities ol theeterritotv lionglit nml sold. Hood9 Sarsaparilla OR SALE A I'tii'iiin in the Capitol Addition, J. ERNEST WALKER, Hibbard Building. Sold by all tlruixjfists. I'rice $1 six for C.

I. itootl Lowell, Mass. Tin) Small Paragraphs ol Conornl Intorust. I'hu of Unyln I'Mmnlx oi'O I ta Tributary Roiilon Pmsontuo In a Nutshull-UulnKS of Paoplo and OthBr Matters. Sheriff Orme yeatenlay appointed O.

C. Smith of Tempo general deputy i sheriff. Tim sum nit theater season was op-; oncd nt the park last night by the pre-; of "lluth" to a tnrg' nndl-I eiue. The play was given for the ikiioui e.t i ite tree iiurury. Tim movement nt entile still contln-ttcB.

Tomorrow .1. W. Sullivan v.til ship live cars from (ileudale to by the Santa The next day I'M Pick will ship twin; tars from the satin; point to La W. L. Ilatlinway.

former district mannger of the Mutual Life Insurance company in Phoenix, has been offered the general agency for Arizona and New Mexico to snccerd W. U. Harper, resigned. Tho headciuiii'tfrs will be at AlbiKtueniue. Hitlers Walter B.

Lewis nnd George F. Ellsworth, assisted by F. T. I'otn- eroy and Lafayette Dami, will hold I Mormoii services nl the opp'ii Iioiipo In I'hocnlx on Sunday morning in 10 1 tn. and 2 p.

m. Tho ptihlle Is cor-' dlally invited to nttuid. I A special came down from l'res 'ott yesterday nfternoon hnvlng on lionrtll President Murphy of lie S. F. P.

G. M. Sargent, general freight ami pas- singer agent; W. A. Dinke, chief ciikI- neer; II.

C. storey, trnlutniiRter; K. It. Gnge nnd Artlinr N. Gnge.

Tin party will return ibis nfternouii. The exrnvation for tlr pavirg of Washington street was finished on the south Bide yesterday nnd the business of putting In decomposed rock was commenced. It Is so much of nn that people who stood nrouml nnd watched It feared that the ctiuiwil wns going to construct a subway. D. A.

Abranis wns exhibiting a couple of bulletins yesterday, one troin Washington and the other from Havana, addressed to himself. The last read: "All regimental bands playing "There'll be hot time In old town tonight." The Washington bulletin slates briefly "bands playing Mno got your Among the reminiscence expns.tl to tho warlike nt Unisphere yesterday was an old, but well presrrvd Hint-lock musket In one of the windows or the Phoenix National hunk. Under it was the Inscription "I77H-1SHS; carried In the revolutionary war by the ancestors or Hon. A. Fleming." The gun was tnntle In 1717.

"The Tea nnd Coffee Expert," monthly New York Journal devoted to tho retail grocery In Us latest issue prints Interior views of one of Phoenix's stores and says: 'We have another unusually Interest lug number tltlB month for tmr readers. The Illustrations lire very striking and to the point. Tho photo of the Interior of an Arizona store Is particularly Interesting, and allows that even nt that remote point stores can tin round fnr nhend of tunny tn be seen near home." ,1. V. Edwards came In from yesterday morning, lie in now certain that war 1b on, liHcnu.te he iw thlrtv cars pulled by two engines going "llrkety-Bpllt" through Maricopa the tilght before, loaded down with soldiers, guns, cannon and other military arrangements.

Maricopa Is fully alive now to the situation, nnd Mr. Ed wards asserts with somewhat the tnr- nesliicss of municipal nuthoriiy that his town will no. be behind PhnenW or oilier places In Arizona of her sl.te i when the call for tiuolus Is inatle. The most warlike plnce in Phoenix now Is the entrance to the city hall, decorated yesterday by City Assessor Long. A big ling Is suspended from the cornice over the mnlii entrance.

The doorway to the executive chambers Is festooned with another, nnd the doorway of the secretary's rooms Is enwrapped In bunting. Tho assessor caused Cuban Hag to be painted nnd It hangs from a central chandelier. There Is a myriad of lesser Hugs and the whole decoration Is set off by colored patriotic pictures from Puck anil Judge. I'atrlcln Mettetulorf, a little (Mil of the West Kntl school, died on Thu'-sil ly night under peculiar clrcumsiancs. Her denth Is believed to have resulted from eating mulberries.

She Was at school on Wednesday, but the following morning was attacked by whftt was ih believed tn bo ehohrn morbus nnd i 20 South Second Avonuo BONEV MEN ATTENTION! riiraprst and lipst CANS ami CASKS fur 1 1 ON ICY sliiiuiii'iits t'Vt'i- olli'ivd iii tliu valley. Samples at HOADLEY, TURNBULL CO. To (or that reahoo we buy Ui t)hl Mill lUTCktUt tJfUgl SJ tiieut at a reAiouiabU) jrutH fill nie'rlfVifjiaccumtty uml with-uut fcUbrttltutUm Ut evryuue villi uourU(jr aim puHtem-n. Ktpuclrtl care ulren to thccIilM-ruu wlii) cmni on hit re tmt'lr uuloriu'r nihl will mala luiij jJittrt-. or nl- 1 1 CHILDItKN'SSLUTICIlS AND SANDALS, HLACK AND TAN, AT WILSON WAHH'S.

Hardware, cheap at Long's. Tliu Indies' tailor system taught at the achool of dressmaking, 415 North Fourth avenue. The popular remlc.voiiH is at Wake-IIh'h pharmacy, the eoolcbt room in tow u. Kino llnu builders' hardware at Long'B hardwnro store. riuslncHs Tor Bale.

Prank M. Covert, 111 W. Washington rhoonlx, Ariz. Will you meet tuu at fouuiuin? At Wnkulln's pharmacy, of course. Hardware cheap at Long'B.

Great reduction on punclureless tires at Clrlswold'B, South First Ave. TurUlsh Laundry dry soap has no equal. Leave orders (or sweet peas and golden popples at Harry Dlelil's shoe Jloro. GATES FOWLEIl. Miss Juneau, fasiilonahlo droas-inaklng; Buita, fit up.

13 B. Jackson St, .1. W. Cunning, the harness and saddle maker, hus removed from 111 Noith Center street to 40 South Culler, oppo-Hlte Couimercial holel. Whon in Wlllcox drop In nt The Turf and see Fred Uresael, formerly or I'hoenl Cnrpentors' tools clieap at Long'B hardware store.

Dr. Clymer has removed Ills ollku from the Porter hulldlng to the ground lloor of the opera houae, where ho will answer falls and receive patlenUi. Mission Dora soap, alwnya tho best. COFFEE AL'S PLACE. Coffee Al's lunch counter and ladles' dining room.

Oysters any style, Including coffee, 25 cents. Money to loan. W. Cogglns. -00 West Washington strict.

Ask your grocer for Mission Bonp; always the best. Strawberries and cream at The Wavo. Haying tools at Long's hardwnro store. HORSEMEN, ATTENTION! noydcllo, the King of Arizona trotting horses, record 2:144, in a liveliest winning race will make the season at Pembcnon stock farm ai S25 the Bcason for a few approval mures. No horso of quality ever stood In this comity tit the price anil wo don't hellcvo one ever will "gain.

Hur.mgo Chief will make the season at the snme place at llfteen dollars, Willi return privilege. cared for during season at 2 per month. Arrangement ran 1)8 tnado with owner til olllce, corner Jefferson tl. and Flint avenue. Hardware cheap ntJUing's.

Turkish Laundry Is tho heat laundry snap on tho market. iron OVMH FIFTY VISA Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup htu been used for children teething, soothes the child, softens the gums, allavs till pain, cures wind colic and tho best remedy for diarrhoea. 1 wenty ttvo cents a noma -TIIK SUNSET L1M1TI3D SISAbU.N ENDS. With the departure from San Francisco on Thtir day, April 2S mid from Chicago, Monday, May 2, tho Suiisit.

1, ilted train will bo discontinued for Sm, of 1897.08. During the res of this month tho llni ted trains pass Maricopa on Fridays ly of each week, llio Tuesday trnlns having been discontinued. Mako your reservations early In order to kocui'o good niTominodatioiiB. CALL FOHCrrVWARRANTS. I will pay upon presentation tho following itiimbereil city worrnn of llw Issue of 1807.

interest ceasing tMslSth day at April, 1S98: Numbers ,14 1 to 08, Inuh inclusive. I. M. CHRIS City Treasuror See tho "Delft" at Long's hardware store. jiff 9.

Packers rnul Sliippors of Salt fish lleved nnd Invigorated him In every instance. Isst mouth we purchased tour bottles ol the medicine. 1 took two ol tho bottles, being weak, Without Appotlto and Vigor. After I had used half a bottle of lloud's 1 realized tpille an lmpruvcmuul and hooii tell quite comfortable. 1 Kalr.ed much that 1 recommended Hood's Bar-aaparllla to my nearest neighbor, who baa Ixid malarial symptoms.

She baa also taken the medlclnt and its effect upon her for good was alniual magic. She has uow prevailed upon tier ausbaud to take it to build htm tip. 1 hart' also given Hood'f SarsaparilU to my two little (Iris, one nearly yenra otd, who la not strong, consequently languid, and the other, 15, years pimples which indicate bad blood and dlallfurc her complexion, llothhavo been helped by lloud's SarMparllla which I am glatt heartily to recommend." Mils. O. Hu.vr, 101 West 31at Street, N.

Y. City. Prepared only by Host Spring Mudicine, Suit cases, Phoenix Trunk Factory. Tin: anno to closk out. We are going to close our business on May 15 for the summer.

Too hot to sell Navajo blankets any more. If you want nnyibliig In our line dirt cheap, except Maricopa baskets, come and sen its. We especially want to close out. our Nnvnjo blanket line. lr you ever mean to buy one, now's your time, Tho Curio, corner Second avenue nail Jefferson street.

SICCOND ATTENTION. Itv order of the city central committee 'a mass meeting of the republicans of the Second ward Is called for Saturday evening, April at 7:30 p. at Uetlewlll hall. Tho purpose of this meeting Is to nominate a councilman for the Second ward to bo voted for at tho coming city election on Mny 3. P.

K. HICKICY, WILLIAM DltFKIKI.n. Committeemen, Ilaby carrlnges In ew designs. Just arrived at u. v.

i.aiupeys, u.u Washington street. Thn long relt wnlit of Phoenix is scon to be realized, a public library. Show your Interest by unending the performance of "Huth" at tliu park theater. i Wi. ivnnl vnur trade.

New store, with fresh stock of line groceries. Hot-, toui prices. Give us call. F. II.

Cubbert S46 14. Washington. YOL'NO LlFPirilLICANS, ATTUNTIO.N Thero will be meeting of tho Young Men's Republican club at the cltv hall next. Monthly night, April All republicans between the- ages of 'il nnd 30 are urgently requested to be m-cstni whether members of the club I10t, important business I hn discussed. 11.

C. FOWLKll, Persldent. THOMAS .1. PRKSCOTT, Secretary. HOT STUFF, Our wood Is; It's dry nml cut line.

Lots of It, too. Never saw as much in Phoenix before, rhoonlx Wood and f'nnt t'n cornec Second avenue nnd Jefferson street. NAVAJO SADDI.U HLANKKTS. Choice lot Just arrived from the Navujo country. Come quick If you wain choice blanket.

The Carlo, ccrner Second avenue nnd Jefferson St i a nunc onano.csr.it' or pewectt Mil CREAM PODIR Awarded Highest Honors, World's Fair Quid Medal, Midwinter Fair I I ran Real Estate lirnkor. liiM.ltt III HlllCE. Adams Hotel. A.N ECONOMICAL HOUSEKEEPER should always buy the best refrigerator that Is made, for It will save enough in food In a senson It) pay for itself. Onr refrigerator Is economical In consuming he, and neither flesh, fowl or anything In thn way of eatnbles will spoil in It In tho hottest weather, If you keep a fair amount of leu In it KEMP lUlllHVARIM) AS PLAIN AS BLACK AND WHITE are the signs of fulling sight, Hyen tire easv, print lilurs and runs together, biird to thread a needle, "ycH Infrn, smart, or water, headache, etc.

Why don't yon hod the wir. Dr. PRATT "The Optician," Will examint) your I'ruo of NECTAR FOR THE GODS can bei tlrawn from out' soda wntor fountain during hot weather. When you feed tired anil languid, there la nothing that will restore your vitality and spirits so quirk us glass of our cold, sparkling Soda Water. Our syrups are mndn from pure rrult JiiIcch, ami we fiorvo them with phofpliatoB, Ice cream or plain sodas at PHOENIX CANDY CO.

ami V. P. T. nURLLY. MACHINERY BURTIS' Washington Street.

GENERAL BROKERS. I-1 t' tiimuti.ititHlittlltllltl!fl' H1 ETOV.saKJ beautiful badge as a sign of subserviency to the money power and wore in It's stead a white ribbon with silver dollar printed on It. have also adorned themselves with the stnrs ami stripes, and to all appearances are ns strong sound money men ns tho most anient llnumille and plutocrat of lSlui. In the face of the common enemy folly is cast nBlde. Another move wns made In probate ronrt vesterdny In the contest over the estate of James Itoark.

One of the applicants for the administratorship. F. L. Drill, withdrew his application uutl his daughter. Cora Hell, withdrew her retpiest for his appointment.

There wns substituted an application for her own appointment ns niece of Ilonrlt. The move was met on the other side bv a rcnucst from a young Indv named Brewster, living In Penn-svlvanlli, anil too a niece ot Ilonrlt for the appointment of Alexander Stevens, whose application has been endorsed by all other Interests In the estate other than those of the Itrllt heirs. So far twenty heirs of the estate estimated at $41,000 have been discovered. No further action was taken yesterday nnd the hearing was continued until Mny 5. William Wallace, a smith side, farmer, S.H niver Vnlley railroad Mni I opa 'J Mnl I of roml between ii' ton against mc ,,,.,1 Mi.an on June 17, last year.

sinr.nil. There are two muses of action. It is claimed In tho first that the defendant's track occupies a part, of the road without a tn tim nliovo mentioned date u-iib driving niong tho rond In two-horse wagon. His tentn wns frightened by nn nppron-h-Ing train. The learn ran nwny, oyer turned the wagon Into a deep ditch which had been tnado In thn 'ilc; tlon of tho rond, and tho plaintiff hud three ribs broken.

Tho bone of the right leg known ns the femur broken In two places. The second cattso of action relntes to tho along the track Into which the plain- tiff was thrown. Tho same three right ribs and the snmo femur wns liroiion Il.lu nnnmlnlnt. Tho tloctni hill was fnOO, tho permanence of lie Injury and the nttenunni piuo HP me oiuei- LOCAl. IES.

W. Odell. a denier In reptiles nl Antonio, Texas, will pay two dollars each for live Olla monsters. Wildcats, bndgers, foxes, tarantulas. rntUcsnnkes nnd Clin monsters for snlo chenn.

Do you need nn.v of these animals In your business? If so, come and seo us uiilck. Tho Curio, corner Second nvenuo and Jefferson Blreot. FOR SALE. Covered mountain wagon, llltotl up for a plensuro trip, plncJ for a bed, grub boxes, slide In nnd out, contents always clean. Call nt first house on enst side Arl- ZOna avenue, north of water works.

ARE YOU CiOINO EAST? died In great pain that night. The i funeral took place yestoiday afternoon. MeKolllgon's where you can get Mulberries In themselves are healthful thn finest bnnd mndn sour mash, h'mr-enough If ripe nnd picked from the Hon and rcnnsylvnDln ryo whiskies. Central Meat Market. tree.

Children eat them ripe nun green Indiscriminately. They knock them from (lie tree with slicks and pick them out of any kind of dirt into which they happen to fnll. George Huxton hns Just received a report or successful experiment which has been made too Into to be of nnv advantage this season, but from which fruit raisers and dealers may profit next. year. Not long ago ho shipped a box of strawbrrrles to Chicago.

They were ripe nt the time of shipment, but were sound. They reached their destination In good order Very enrlv berries bring almost fabulous prices In the mirth, hut It Is almost Impossible to get tlieni. Some hnve been shipped from California, but 4V.ov nrn nlwnVS shinned grCCll, mill though they so'metliuts take on col- orlng thev are insipid nnd have no re-1 semblance In taste to mature fruit. A republican who took part In the1 lVO VCnrS IllTO Sllld TO THE PUBLIC. nn hmU utter M.rll 1, 1.,, I will don Urlctly ctth Im.lni-ss kid Unit ft verj miwII mswlli rot 1 l.

i.od itoluit lm.lr lean rn-iutv tin; enuneetc, 'lb v.n.iii wlll inclii icll at mimder murKfti ptdllt whII i ilie ,10 1 iiii.ru Miilsioctory lutti tn tin; mi w. oniium ami wat amuuuiui mi ni ymi onucatrj i-r HARVESTING I). H. 31 and 33 East ies erdav that one good thing had re- Come In and Inspect our novo tics In suited from tho war with Spain. He Mexican drawn work, hnts.

leather 'n inibored that during the cam- work nnd Navajo blankets to be seen nX! tho true I blue republicans woreUt Tho Phoenix Stationery nnd News is a party badge the national cjIois In Co. miniature upon the la Caa, rm coats. They arc wearing the simo llng Casoarols cundvcathMiia iuo orsso. now, The democrats who rcvltea tnia tall io drusgtiita roluua mooBy, Rivor Vnlley Fruits, Produce and Poultry, Price List on Application..