Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 8

TIIE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 0, 1900. HOW TO GET IT IN YOUR FAVOR. Make a. first-class reliable article like the CHARTER OAK Stove and Rancre. Ezra, FUNERAL OF MRS.

CRABB The Lofty Estimation in. Which This Dead Woman Was Held. The funeral of Mrs. Jennie Root Crabb, wife of Mr. Delmore D.

Crabb, took place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock, interment being made in the Phoenix cemetery. The funeral services were held from the home of Mrs. Iavis, sister-in-law of the deceased, in the Isaacs district, three miles west of the dry. where death so suddenly overtook the fair young mother at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. Kev.

V. Cowan of the First M. E. vhurch preached a tender, sympathetic funeral oration, and music was furnished by -Mr. O.

H. Christy. Mrs. Rogers and Miss Christy. Fifty vehicles formed the funeral cortege that followed the remains to their last resting place.

The deceased was the daughter of the late Mr. Anderson Root, of the Cart-wright district. She was born April 4. 1ST5, ire Lincoln, and spent the days of her young girlhood principally in Cas3 county. Neb.

In the fall of 1S92 she accompanied her father's family to Arizona, and lived here ever since. December 22, 1S9T, she was united in marriage to Mr. Delmore D. Crabb. A little over a year later a daughter was born to the young couple and was named Zelda.

On the morning of her death a young son was born and was named Anderson, in memory of nor father, by the young mother. The young Infant survives and promises to grow up into a healthy tooyhood. Mrs. Crabb realized that her vitality was ebbing and told those around her that she could not live. Everything 'possible was done to stay the fast expiring life, but without avail.

Mrs. Davis, a sister of Mr. Crabb. will take the two little motherless chllCi-en and raise them as her own. The deceased was a most exemplary young woman, of a lovely disposition, and sprang from1 Scotch ancestors of sterling worth.

Some years since she joined' the Presbyterian church of this city and lived a most consistent Christian life. In addition to her little ones and husband she leaves a widowed mother and three brothers to mourn their loss. Her presence will be sadly missed from the family circle. FUNERAL OF J. P.

McWILLIAMS Testimony of the Esteem in Which the Dead Was Held If the worth of a man is measured by the formal respect shown him at his funeral. Phoenix never lost a citizen who had been held in greater esteem than- the late J. P. Mt.AVilliams. who was buried last Wednesday.

The funeral was under the direction of the Knights of Pythias, of which the dead man had been one of the most active members. The services were held at the stricken home on East Monroe street, after which the pioeession, healed by the Pioneer band, moved to the cemetery. The uniform rank came next and was followed by almost the entire membership of the lodge. Then came the fire department, of which Mr. Me-Willian-a was also a member.

Crape was wreathed about the machines. This part cf the precession may be said to have been only a formal demonstration of sorrow for the dead.but the rest of it was not. It was made up of a long line of neighbors of Mr.MeWilliams and of business men and others who. though not neighbors, knew him well and admired his sterling worth ami his good citizenship. It is true, as the length of the funeral cortege indicated.

Phoenix had never lost a better citizen. A beautiful 'line uf pattern 'hats u'i Soofi, Id's, Thursday. November Along about nineteen the girl begins to lo.vk and act bke her moth. r. and then people know he no princess.

"In spile of China." says the M.ina-yunk philosopher, "we won't hear much about the open door just as soon as the gets little uooler." E. Dewley, formerly of this place, but who for tht last year has b.en wiih the S. F. P. P.

at Frese-oU. has re-It urned to Phoenix to till the vacancy the freight department made by the death cf J. P. McWilliams. ROSES All the choice varieti American lleauty, La Fiance, "13 cents per dozen.

Delivered in Miy part of town. Mail orders solicited. Leave orders with Elvey ir HuKtt. 1 druggists. Telephone 11, or call on Miss Mary S.

Welch, West Capitol Addition. REPUTATION REPRESENTS PUBLIC TOSS OAK Wfl EVERY CHARTER OAK IS GUARANTEED. Tliayer, 124 IIEUKMAXN THK GliEAT. "Herrmann ihe Great" who ranks as thi- leading magician of the world, having performed in ail the civilized1 coun- I tries on the glob? and established a reputation that is as sij'lid as the Rock of Gibraltar itself, appears at the Dor- ris theater tonight and Saturday night. Herrmann's legerdemain is bewildering.

amusing and sensational. He is accompanied by the musically marvelous i Nosses. three ladies and two gentle- men. who play on all manner of instru- ments with exquisite skill. All are mu- sicians oi rare tn it' rendition of selections from popular operas arc an artistic treat.

In the way of a new-illusion. Herrmann ha-! the present season a wonderfully wi.rd invention which he calls "Cremation." This i I his star of ring and shows a beautiful I young lady burned alive (cremated) be- fore your vt ry eyes. It i- a very effect- ive illusion and has created a big sation in all the cRUs in this section of I thi country. Seals on sale at opera house. A nice line of street hats jiir-1 received at Sc-ufieid's.

Fpecial display and sale of roses and chrysanthemums at Ely. fc Hult'U's drug store, Saturday mjrning. Novim-Ixr 10. ADDITIONAL LOCAL PERRY LIKES 'l'OSSl'M. Perry-Polk has written bark his Ikhiiv in Lawrence, for tweimy-liv: nice fat, juicy 'pus'sums.

If he can secure them in time he proposes to give a big possum supp.r during thj carnival. will have them taken alive and f.d till in the proper condition, then and frozen. SCPREMK COCRT. The terrKe.rial supreme court met yesterdaj, with; Chi Justice Street, and Associate Justices Davis and Doan on the ben. h.

The session was held for the purpose of lire'paring the way for the regular term. ft. W. Lewis was admitted to practice and John F. Ross was admit- t.d on a certificate from the supreme court of Idaho.

L. H. Chalmers asked for a mandate to the lower court in the case cf Daggs et al vs. the Phoenix National bank. City Attorney Ruilard in order to perfect the record in th I Sinn tt addition case, moved that it be placed on the calendar and that the appeal by the: city be dismissed.

This- was done. The city attorney then moved that the judgm.nt against the city be dismissed. The rest of the' business of thi day consisted of the receiving of Second fall and winter opening of trimmed hats at J's, November 15. There will l-. a sin'eittl display of roses and chi samhcmunis at Elvey Hulett's fc-'atuid, forenoon.

PERSONAL MENTION. W. W. Vandetbilt of l'reseott is the Ford hotel. Judge E.

W. Wells of Prescott is the city, a guest of the Ford hotel. William Scott of New York and C. W. Harris of Los Angeles are the Ford hotel.

juests of Judge Fletcher of Florence arrived yesterday morning and is at the Ford hotel. Judge George R. Davis and I'nited States Marshal William Griffiths are in the city attending supreme coutt. They are guests of the Hotel Adams. Mr.

and Mrs. O. W. Robertson. Mis.

R. II. Robertson anil Miss Chamberlain of Milwaukee arrived here yetterday and are stopping at the Ford hotel. T. G.

niis. E. M. San ford and Robert E. of Pieseott are in the city attending the supreme court session.

They are guests or the Hotel Adams. Registrations al the Coiiimeixial hotel yesterday were Joseph I. Roberts and Robert l'reseott: A. V. Perry, Chicago: M.

s. Taft, Kuckeye. C. E. Carr.

Wieken'burg: AV. A. Evans, Uuckeye, and Fred Gill, Portersville. Among the guests registering at the Hotel Adams yesterday were L. Thank-ernser and George Hoffman, New-York: J.

W. Alston. Pittsburg: H. H. Morris and S.

li. All, Chicago; H. It. Hall. Los Angeles: 1'.

R. K. Myers, Cincinnati. R. Chaplain of Arkansas City, Kashas taken the position of dairyman ul the Phoenix Indian school, vice Mr.

.1. T. Singleton, who has been promoted to the position of carpenter at the Moliave llndian reservation 'on the Coloiado river. PERFECTLY HEALTHY people have pure, rich, warm, nouri-h'ii blood, good appetite and good digestion. Hood Sarsaparilla gives these, ami thus it makes people healthy a.

id keeps them so. Get only Hood's. Sick headache io cured by Pills. 25c. Hood's OPINION.

HOW TO KEEP IT. Guarantee it as wc do and make your iruarantee I as good as Government Bonds. 126 East Washington Street. XfVor dispute with .1 man mure than 70 years of ag any ago. nor wU.ii a womtm of There will lu; a roses and chrysanthemums Hulctt's Saturday forenoon.

display at Elvey Dr. flibbardF is mi If'ritllll SicclnIlM Ml 11 e. IMTVnns, Kifiiie-v. ITrliiiiTT ninl Bladder disenseg. Ji is pre emine'iu suc-i cess is lii to cxectiiiimtil ability, long ex-! perience tind iit'olntu reliability, llu I liU'lliints lire Mlwnys the lntrM tintl rsl.

lfe i treuls si ieiiii1ii fl- Sexual Debility cml Sominal Weakness, eoiiipleiely rc-Nloriin; tlieir terrihle nntlermining comlitioiis. Spec-I ial mid Private 'I Nonlers wiih their i.Min-': mi. And ilestnictive efTeets sjieeilily hihI erni-; nnentlv enreil No matter who tumuli. uiiuors, I'n-e'it, iiiki icrnni (irow'iis positively removed without the knife or severe measures. Tesi iinoninls nl oni e.

Delay is aaiigerous. lm not wait niitii tod lute. I i j.iisei lic always be eiara- ined by an export. Talk- with him mid judne yourself to his integrity iind iihiiitv. CuiistiHiitionFree.

Ifnurs, in to 12, I to to I 7. OHiceHiiil liihor'itory. South Seeuml I Avenue. Ilibburd Building, l'hoeuix, Arizona, PIAQ BARGAINS. We will dispose of the following instruments at half their usual sailing price, in enler to mnke room fornnr tare stock 2 carloads to arrive lor the itolnhiys: 4 1 Willard mahogany l'jj Kimball "Ileinze" $190 Vose n's SIT; i Steinway Sons pianos Norris Hyde (Transposing) $215 Krakaner "Knabe" Kingsbury oak Behr Bros (slightly used) Smith Raines $175(5 fli 25 Umi'lMo I Behning Spangaibcrg Ernest Gabler 75 I Vose Sons (old) JGOfi 3 Estey organs (new) 1 Crown organ (high top) 1 Baby organ (cabinet top) We handle the celebrated Self playing pianos $1 Self playing organs CIIICKERIN'G SONS, the world's leader, having been award, the Paris "Cross of the Legion of Honor." i BEHR Artist's Favorite; ZW sold in Arizona and none ever prov- ing defective.

KIMBALL CO. L'sed exclusively in i 57 colleg. and academies. MASON HAMLIN'S Pianos and Or- gans. and unexcelled.

5,000 pieces popular music, at SO, 75 and $1 per dozen. A. RcdewiSI Sons. i PHOENIX, AiazoNA. If you stop in at ire out hitc and know your wife will be erws wh.

you get home, CLARK'S and li.i good loaf put tti and take comaker. We deliv. the 1 1 7M. phone RETIRING FROM BUSINESS We offer fo our ntire Gr. 7 paiktiges Durham Chi ing Gum.

1 talk Hi pt pint Hulk (Hives, per iiuart Tiunaloes, per can Peas, liiu Mt iiu.ility. ciius Peaes, fair iiuality, runs Corn, per can 2 Cakes rail-bank's Scouring 4 cans Lye Tin Cow Milk, per can Grand Sardines, per can Deviled Ham, 5 cans Salmon, 1 can Arbuekle's Coffee, 1 package Dried Grapes Lunch Tongue, 2 cans 4c Kessler-Boyle First Avenue an LOCAL BREVITIES. Cards of thanks, notices pertaining to organizations and societies, church fairs or socials, will not be printed In The Republican except when paid for. The handsome rose screen of three panels in Dorris window is thu work of Miss Trowbridge. Studio 401-2 Fleming block now open.

FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Miss Trowbridge's studio, 401-2 Fleming block, is now open.

Pupils received and orders taken for all branches of water color and oil painting. Sketching nature. Evening gowns, fans, parasois, decorated to order. Professor II. Cresswell Shaw, teacher of piano, violin, etc.

Apply Jenkins' Music Store. The Chicago Store has received its stock of fall goods and ladies are invited to call and see them. Acker's English Remedy Will Stop a Cough at any tlmt-, ana will cure the worst cold in twelve hours, or money refunded. 25 cents and 50 cents. Ron I L.

Bear, wholesale and retail druggist, I Phoenix, Arizona. MASONIC 1 i LOUCK KET- I'hoi-nix. ember 11 ami ll'H'l, mi account which we will sell I'min all stations i Ph.ienix on November 10 and 11. itiek.n.s at id-1 1 r.rics. K.

W. GII.I.KTT, Gi n. ral Ageirt. Phoenix, Arizona. Nnv.

2, Pino. Mr. Mating, New "lrk LiTi. InsillMMee Cmirvine I nix. Ariz.riiM sir: I your coiupany's heek No.

on Fargi Comptiny's at Sun for thirteen thousand two hundred thirty-two and I fi-tysix one-htmilredt lis d.illars, in foil of diey No. "ll.liJT. life- of Lindhy Orme, -(iseii. I note that in this settlement your company have not only iaid the face of policy, ti-n thou-Tind dollars, 'hiiir. have also t-eturne'd all the pr.

iMimiis pai by Mr. irme during I bis time. It is a. source of great i im.ii-1 nut in no MtiKin.ss itii a company that fttllills ilj c.intiMe'ts to the letter in the pn nipt manner in which the New York Life Insurance mipany does. Thanking you for your attention to the matter, I ri main.

Yours very truly, JOHN W. CRENSHAW, Executor. FOR SALE. S20 acres house and ilete. live-acre Kuckeye canal, with iniproveiiicitts, for J10 jilt lots on McDowell road op posite camp grounds and but one block from end of car line.

Large or small residences for cash or on installments. It is a peculiar sensation to pick or an es from your own tre; s. JJuy a fine of Navels before crop is mar- keted and tr' A. SFAULDING. No.

41, West Adams Street. GARDEN CITY KESTAURANT THE OLPErT IN TIIE CITY. Enjoys the hest standing with trademen Buys everything at spot cah price and gives i the best jc'ineal. mat wm co. E.l Rhil 21 Washingtim fit cast of Jacob At i Co.

Private moms for (amities. Tickets 1.50 single mcHls-5ccnu I TELEPHONE 1531 DWIfiHT B. HEARD. IS, Real Estate, Investments. J-LKM1NG CLOCK.

home with anywhere up Ymi will Mud il uridtiigiil. ery Slock for cash, at money saving prices, the lists that follow: Stan packages L'5c 5e Ro.isi and I'oriied licei. 1' cans. Schilling's Caking Powder, 1 pound hie J.ic 5-pouud can Raking Powder pic Rope, all 1 pound 15e Flavoring Extracts. 1 botile 5c Blaeking, all sizes, 1 3c liotinds Sail, 1 sack 5c I 5 pounds Salt, 1 sack 10c 10 pounds Salt, 1 sack 15c RolKd Barley, sack out- Ccal Oil, per gallon Gal Apples.

2 cans Ii5c 5 fancy Apples 2ue The above are only a few of our bar-! gains. Grocery Co. Adams Street. goo0oooeoooo HkBIEB MET 6 VUB IVISL DEPART fiKrainii ml i.i jjw. i im it-bit, mu.iuuna 0 0 0 requesting you io place someiiQiv reel lis tiff 14 f'nur prices this season for -J first-class garments arc within the reach of the most economical buyer.

We want you to place your order for FALL GARMENTS here. We shall strive hard to merit your permanent patronage. Sofciberg Bros' Shoe anil Clothing louse YOU GET WHAT YOU DC A ASK FOE. AT Li I iU iiie moies. We il.tve of i i -1 loliiM l-i teiv of J.IOSSOXS IN i'iy or iYker on le.iteuror w.i.

in II! i il i. imr in ni. lire fieiv. We ore exhibit- 1'r I -1 eollec- lU'rut I. ol.l sis, Inr: mi He i Animals, I iriir oi i ver en ill l'hoeuix.

and see il. lllustra- in of just In-vv fiMIiiUire. lo 'ks adorn Kon't uiii.iow: in ami re- cive free 1-ssoiis. exhibit inside si ire. DORRIS BROS HOUSE FURiNISHERS.

22, 24, 2tf, 28 W. Waihhiglon Strccl. GENTLEMEN lo Jon liii'-w llial. y.iii can a suit of el made -d'-r al il ine nearly as clie.i as away for it and have it he satisfaction tryiny: il on and Kt'ttiuir a iierfeet lit? Yon can see a nice line of uii-to-deile 'noiis at rC6KlflSSg ten do.la Merchant Tailor. 39 North first Ave.

$25.00 Reward. will be jiaid for information leading to arrest and conviction of persons trespassing- upon and stealing fruit from the orchards of the Arizona Orange Association. RCHANT IENT. a very important feature in this store. Our New Fall Line of Woolens inr.lEirJfRnvpr9Rn pieces of this season's swellest materials.

We take your measure and the suits are made by the best tailors that could ba secured in the country. Our cutter, Mr. West, having been in the employ of Geo. P. Taylor, of Los Angeles, for a number of years, alone is a surety of our patrons receiving only first-class work and perfect fitting garments.

your order with us fer Fall tnat we nave a special mm on el 3 4 OUR FREE EMPLOYMENT 3 After the Election Ss Over JfAX will be in a Avium, today, and after the ELECTION your wiil be all unstrung, and ih. is you will relish that mettt n.o:is of all drinks, It sti eim'lliens and uids diKc-tion, pro-duees rest and is ONLY dispensed by li 1CAU, up-to-du-te drug-g-ist. Keystone Pharmacy, Gc 'TURNER'S ROSES lo lilt nil ofli i (lie einniiie: season nl p.T iioz'-n i 1 list orrietles -1'UKNElt, Ho 111. i I.lll!.lse:i pe crtrilelllttK mid oilier llt-I leilOeil Io I OIHe Willi IlllXtOII 111. Can't Afford i I I mg i ivl to cut prices because we won'tcut the quality of put work.

saly Wilson. 'J'iie E. Washington St. 1 1 JE i 2 ttiit Kf And do. lln- iii, til -if all of oar i To inn it all in a luitsh- II.

have la i. i ijl-. li Wir.i is have ever sliow n. Kaaiaiilee tlu-iii lo lie. All ratl ins of cbuiKe.

Vuu lee.i ii bis, you 4 autoiuobiSes The swellest of Hit. sKr male si' in ali the n.w shad. s. Y.ii uiie.lH be iu tliesc. rs We have a iia I I i nle I Al LURING i 0 a end Winter Garments, we your patroge.

Jj. 'VTS 1 1 -I VI OPfifP. 6 if you want the Best We are It. Tribune, Sterling, Dayton BICYCLES. Smith Premier Typewriter, ALL REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED Official Helm i rinen for the National Keisier.

E. M. DEPEW CO. "vie phono 2011. 33 South First Avenue fetsj' a XLJA can't buy J.o ts i li.

iae lory at this s-; Is al price..