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TELK A1E1ZONV ISEV U15L.1UAN: WEDNESDAY MOKNINU, OCTOBER 14, 1U03. Agate Enameled Ware SALE AT Davidson's Cash Store THIS WEEK. 20 Cents. 11-inch Agate Wash Bowls 4-quart Preserving Kettles 20c 6-quart Deep Pudding Pans 20c 4-quart Sauce Pans 20c 8-quart Milk Pans 2lc Remember we positively refuse to sell this enameled ware to competitors in business or to sell more than one of each article named above to a customer. Moore's Steel Ranges.

FROM $20.00 to $67.50. P.OILER RIVETED. ASBESTOS LINED, QUICK BAKERS. FUEL SAVERS. HEATING STOVES.

Twenty different styles. DAVIDSON'S CASH STORE Phone Red 363. TENTS, GINS, Hardware, Crockery, House Furnishings. Successor to. Dr.

Pratt. Dr. Munson retains the full and oore-plete record of each and every case fitted by Dr. Pratt during h'S seven years practice in Phoenix, and is prepared to give further attention to a'l cases that have been under his Should your lenses need changing, become broken. lost, or you or friends need new glasses.

I am prepared to do the work in a skillful and scientific manner. DR. E. MUNSON Arizona's Leading Optician. 118 West Washington Street, PHOENIX.

'Phone Main 209, Prescription Economy. All prescriptions are here prepared from drugs of known potency. Such drugs are needed to insure results and speed recovery, srekness is expensive enough without increasing expense by delaying a cure. Cheap drugs and improper compounding are dangerous extravagances. The scientific prescription filling we do would be cheap if our prices were high, which they never are.

Quality considered, they are always low. GOODMAN'S -PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY, Cor. Washington Center Sts. Phoenix, A. T.

S. L. EASTERLING UNDERTAKER and EM BALM ER 44-48 Adams St. Til. 291 A Lady Attendant BIBLES If you want a good Bible for little money you should see those The Phoenix Stationery News Co, ARE SELLING AT $2.50 EACH They are teachers, Bibles, good size and good print, patent index cut on side, with all the changes in the revised version noted at the bottom of each page.

They have concordance, maps, dictionary of names and full helps of ali kinds. 10 and 12 Wesl Washington street. Of Local Interest. THE WEATHER Local Dally Weather Report for The Arizona Republican. Forecast for today Showers, warm er.

Data for 24 hours ending 8 p. m. yesterday: Temperature Departure Departure Since since 1st ol Month Jan. 1, 1903 MEAN NORMAL 73 71 17 Maximum temperature. i0 minimum temperature, 56.

cent. Average relative humidity. 3S per Total precipitation. 0. Character of the day.

clear. M. E. BLYSTONE. Sec.

Director. A NEW FIRM. Messrs. Krady O'Xeill and C. B.

Wood havo formed a partnership and will open real estate offices in the O'Neill building in the rooms formerly occupied by the Democrat, now defunct. HERMANN, THE GREAT. Ed Thurnaer, the advance man for Hermann, the Great, was here yesterday arranging for the company's engagement here next week. He left last night for Snn Bernardino. HiS PERIODICAL Henry Baswitz.

a former resident of Phoenix, returned yesterday for a few day's stay on business and to visit He is now representing Levi Strauss who make the copper rivited pants so popular in this western LIFE IN THE HILLS. C. S. Austin, who spent last winter here in the office of L. E.

Hewlns, has returned after a pleasant summer's outing and will remain heer this wintar. He went to the coast in the spring, then returned, and bought a nice camping outfit and spent the rest of the summer in the northern part of the territory. A VISITOR'S DEATH. F. B.

Stephenson of Philadelphia, who here only a few days ago hoping to find relief from lung trouble of an advanced nature, died yesterday morning between five and six o'clock in his apartments. The body will be taken back to Philadelphia for interment, leaving on this evening's M. P. train. The dead man is of a well known and, it is said, wealthy Philadelphia family.

SECOND-HAND RUMOR. There was a pleasing rumor on the street yesterday that can do no harm to re-neat even if it cannot be verified. It was that a certain man in the valley had talked with another man who lately came from Indiana and who said that in one locality a colony of thirty-live families was preparing to come to the Salt River valley to locate. There is plenty of room. GOOD TEMPLARS CONVENTION.

The Good Templars of Maricopa county will hold their regular quarterly session of the district lodge in the Osborn school house on Central avenue on Friday night next, and will be the guests of Central lodge No. 70. The local lodge chose the following delegates at its session on Monday night: A. J. Hertel.

Miss Susie Schermerhorn, Miss Clara Stovall. Mrs. W. F. Davis.

Miss Xr-llie AV right. Chas. Ice. R. H.

Irwin and W. F. Davis. A NEW FIRE LIGHTER. The fire engine was equipped Sunday by A.

E. Cobb and Thos. Linville. assistant chief, with a new lighter, and it is an Invention of A. E.

Cobb, the engineer of the Phoenix fire department. It was a long and hard study and took lots of test3 to get one that was perfect. It is so arranged that it can be set off by the driver at any time, whether in the house or on th3 road, by simply pulling a. wire that runs through a pipe from the driver's seat to the lighter underneath the grate, and throws a blaze that will set wood on fire, even though there were no shavings, and was pronounced by-all who saw it work that it was just the thing. JULIO MARRON OUT AGAIN It will be remembered that a few-weeks ago Julio Mai-run.

who wns employed in the construe! ion o'. the beet sugar factory at Olendale, was accidentally knocked off a scaffold by a heavy timber that fell and hit him on the head. He fell to tlia ground and sustained injuries that were at fust -supposed to be fatal, as his k.ill was shattered almost like an egg shell hit with a hammer. He was brought to the Sisters Hospital, where something like- twenty pieces of bone were taken out of his skull. Yesterday Mr.

Mar- I'On WAS -I Vll tn hn Vtn tma A Pproudly exhibited a pocketfull of sou venirs of himself, taken from the splintered headpiece. THE WOMAN'S CLUB. The Woman's club of Phoenix held the first meeting of the season yesterday afternoon in the Curio Museum at Second avenue and Jefferson-street. There was a good attendance and some new names were added to the membershio roll. The reception a very enjoyable affair and the musical selections were pleasing, there being a vocal sclo by Mis.

Thomas Slonn and instrumental selections by Mrs. S. F. Cravens and Miss Typewriter Repairing. We have added a repair shop to our Typewriter Department which is under the management of Mr.

Knight, an expert mechanic from New York. If your machine needs repairing or is anyway troubling you telephone Main and we will attend- to your wants. We sell, rent, exchange or repair Typewriters. Sfie H. H.

McNeil Co. Opposite Court House. Stationers, Printers, Bookbinders. Fhoctnlx, Arizona. iHATsl Fall Styles Now On Sale.

Crace Ililgen. The supei intendents of the various departments of the club work outlined their plans for the and th president. Mrs. A. Fcw-ier.

made very interesting address. Art will be the subject for discussion at the next meeting. RETURNED TO CAMP. Dr. J.

W. Primm and wife, of Woodstock. 111.. who spent last winter in camp near Clayson's ranch, arrived here yesterday after spending a pleasant summer in the Colorado mountains. They will occupy their camp again winter.

FUNERAL OF J. W. MUNGOVAN. The funeral of J. W.

Mungovan. who died Monday afternoon, will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the undertaking parlors ol" A. Bradley. The funeral will be under the auspices of the Odd Fellows. Mr.

Mungovan leaver a wife and two daughters. EACK FROM THE EAST, John Sullivan, who was connected with the Hoffman, has returned from a summer's visit in the east, going as far as New York and Pittsburg. He expects to remain here during the winter and is looking and feeling better after visit. CALVES DOING WELL. Ex-SherilC 5-itout was in the city Tuesday from his ninth beyond file.idale, shaking hands Aviih old Sends.

Mr. Stout is now devoting himself energetically to ranching and the raising of line-calves on his? New River range. He says that owing to the rains of the past summer his stock put on fiesh faster than ever before. He attributes it to the fact that they did not have to themselves out carrying canteens. AFTER BUSINESS.

Roy O. Shad-inger. of Los Angeles, spent yesterday in the city looking after business with the various printing houses. He represents the American Type Founders with headquarters at No. 121 North Broadway, Los Angeles.

He ran across one or two old time eastern acquaintances in the "craft" which also added a litde social coloring to visit. MORE SPECIMENS. Some nio-mineral specimen: were left at th-board of trade yesterday, ne collection was broug.it in by C. V. Sayer to whom they were sent from the Corona Consolidated Oold si ml Copper company ot Yavapai Two other pieces of rock were brought in by Ben Dorris.

who secured them at Iron Springs. They are perfectly white and are known as phosphorous rock. By rubbing them together in a dark room a phosporescent glow is plainly seen and a strong odor is also produced. THE HUMPHREY MINES. R.

E. Humphrey, with whom are associated a number of eastern capitalists in the development of the mining property-known as the Humphrey group, was in the city yesterday. The claims are eight miles from llorristown and thirteen men are now engaged in their development. Mr. Humphrey says he has in over a hundred places exposed the ore body, which is a big be cry or deposit rather than a ledge and that several shafts fiom 50 to 100 feet deep are all in ore.

The ore contains nearly every kind of mineral, but copper on the surface, turning more largely to gold as depth is attained. It is likely if all goes well that a reduction plant will be elected on the group next year. Much ore has been shipped from these claims and to a good profit, but at the present time there is no necessity for shipping and all efforts are in the line of developing a body for reduction at home. "PARADISE SODA" crackers at George D. Burtis'.

33 N. First avenue. Eye strain relieved by wearing our resting glasrses. German optical institute. 7 West Adams st.

Hair Goods, Toilet Cosmetiques, Hair Dressing, Manicuring. Mrs. Aylwin's Parlors, 11 South Center street. THERE ARE KO FLIES ON BURTIS' FRUIT. Hurley's for fresh fish and oysters.

Women love men for what they are. and men love women for what they think they are. Chicago News. YS. Our skin should be dry.

Man is not fish, cannot live in water. His perspiration should be absorbed and carried off. The Ir. fPimel Underwear of Linen-Mesh absorbs like a linen towel. It keeps the skin dry like a towel.

Those who wear it seldom catch colds. Thv wool wearers are always catching cold, and most of them have rheumatism sooner or later. Wearing linen instead of wool next to the skin is the greatest "dress reform" of the age. We are the agents in Phoenix. The McDougali Cassou Go.

"THE HUB." BY COMMON CONSENT the awaid of meiit'ta conferred on the I clothes ber.rir.g- this famous mark jlJiSdenjamins. MAKERS AlEWyRK That mark means merit yet it means It represents the painstaking lubors of 3.000 salaried custom tai c.rs the scrupulous care with which the fabrics are examined and shrunk in the BENJAMIN estab-lshment, the art with which BENJAMIN designers create new styles, the skill with which each garment is cut to fit and lit perfectly. Men who know say they are the world's best in ready-to-wear and that the price is right, BENJAMIN Fall Suits, $15 to $30. BENJAMIN 'Manhattan Toil" Coats, $14 to $30. BENJAMIN "Broadway Box" Top Coats, $10 to Your money back i anything goes' wrong.

You'll find them here nowhere else. "THE HUB." Take Notice. The Renting Season Is On. Our facilities for renting are better this season than ever List With Us Anything You Have to Rent. We are already having numerous enquiries for I houses, ESPECIALLY FURNISHED HOUSES H.

LATHAM GO. Real Esta'e, Loars, Insurance. 44 N. Center St. Phone 2201 N.

PORTER, Saddle and Harness Go. 142 East Washington St. For our make of Arizona Styles of Saddles, Bridles, Bits and Spurs. Prompt attention to mail orders. We Meet the Demand For Prime Meats.

i every business clay in the year meats that are tender, fresh, appcti'ing, altogether delicious. Not a joint, a round or a steak but will prove satisfac tory, and our methods of cutting, serving andi delivering have brought us well earned' fame. For meats of the best class take your market basket or your orders to P. T. HURLEY, W.

WarhlngtoD Bt 'Pkoma UL PERFECT AS THE LIVING VOICE The new Victors and Monarch and De Luxe Records are far in advance of all others and are often mistaken for the original band or singer. Endorsed by Sousa, De Reske, Calve, Bernhardt, Fatti and other world-renowned artists. Sold on easy payments by E. Iv. Bicycles.

For Sale. Fine L'O-acre ranch close in: good improvements; water right in Maricopa canal. 13-acre ranch 6 miles northeast with good house; fine shade; orange grove; etc. 20-acre ranch, 4 miles out, all in alfalfa, good house, shade, well, etc. Good1 60-acre aifalfa ranch within four miles of town at a bargain.

Five-room house, close in. at a great sacrifice to cover amount of loan. Good bargains in city lots. Now is the time to buy. Fine S0-acre improved ranch with water in Salt River canal, at a bargain if taken soon.

Some of the best SUGAR BEET LAND in the valley for sale at and $30.00 per acre. Money to Soan A. Spaulding 41 West Adams Street PARADISE SODAS The best cracker made. There has been a sample left at each residence in town, so if you like them call on us and get more. Just received a fresh shipment.

13 lb Pure CaneSugar, $3.00 10 tb Table Salt, 20c 5 cans American Sardines (just a few left), 25c 4 cans Deviled Ham, 25c 1,500 Parlor Matches, 20c 2 boxes Toilet Soap, 5 bars in each, box only 25c Just received Fresh shipment Olives and Pickles. Patford's Gash Store! 29 South First Avenue. "Phone Red 555. "JUST AS EASY" COPYRIGHT. to cook over gas as over ccal or kerosene much easier in fact.

But you ought to think, too, of the freedom from dust and ashes, the immediate production of heat, the saving of temper of wife, cook or housekeepers. No delayed breakfasts when you use gas. Ask us all about it. Phoenix Light Fuel Cor. 1st Ave.

and Jefferson. Tel. 2401. GRISWOLD, The Bicvcle Man I Arizona ngent for the Racycle, the) best and easiest riding wheel on earth, veepa ids largest. ul xuea sun sundries.

Most complete repair shop In the city. Nob. 7 and 9. S. First avenue.

OUR STEIN'S MILLINERY. "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" ANDREWS Sporting Goods. We Want TO TRADE Some COOK STOVES! FOR CASH I AT LOW PRICES. TALBOT HUBBARD, s. Harry Brisley.

C. A. Larson. We are the Authorized Agents for fr i UQUOZONE I BRISLEY DRUG CO. In Hotel Adams.

want: To Buy One Full Share of 1 SS Id 16 SOUTH "CENTER STREET. When Fortune Knocks ai Your Door, Why Turn Her Away? An opportunity which you cannot afford to loose to increase 3'our bank account. Buy real estate, especially sugar beet land, and buy it now. I have some choice locations near Glendale and the Sugar Beet Factory for sale at this time. J.

Ernest alRer, Real Estate, Loans Insurance 14-10 S. Second Ave. 1 xk Gold Crowns, $5.00. Gold Fillings, $1.50 and up. Silver Fillings, 50c and up.

Extracting 50c. All Work Guaranteed. Consultation and Examination Free. R.E.Holbrook. Irvine Block, Next Door WATCH FOR BIG OPE Announcement Tomorrow and Friday.

SLIT AND CLOAK HOUSE SECOND AND WASHINGTON STS. PHoto StocK. Stock in the Grand Canal. Denial Plates from $5.00 to $10.00 Bridge Work $5.00 a Tooth. to Donofrio, Up Stairs.

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