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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08
Qus Oregon.
9ubburo, Mdrion 60, Oregon,
%. MfGr5 1896.
9eebrter 6err Gebafteur!


Den bielen 8eri6ten aus Oregon, bic
fdon in Der u8eiGage" erI9ienen ftnb,
m09te aub i9 einige 3etlen folgen laIen,
Sd bin in bieiem Staut i9on iiberaQ berum
getommen nno bermdg 0a6er in 8e3ug auf
Die 8oOenoerbdltntfIe II. +, m. Elm 5iemli9
ri6tiges l1rtbeil gu fd1en. 9ier, po i9
iebt lpobne, 1T Das 2anb iebr fru6tbar,
oob bas gilt aub BON btelen onberen @oun=
ties Des Gtaates. N}ein 8eiiBtbum lie9t in
Gladamas GountD, an Der @ren3e bon W1az
rim Gountp, auf Der @Qiot prairie. 6ier
piirbe cine iebr geeignete @egenb fir cine
oeutI9e Nniteolung fein, gu nel9er bic bic
len bier i3on dnidifigen 9euti9en ben
8runoitod abeeben piirben. Die meiften
Der neutrality-suspicious. 6armer, tpel9e 3a
bel 2dno ei9nen un0 NIT S6ulben ii6erz
biirbet iinb, m0bten bon ibren 9Gnbereien
perfdufen. Sn meiner Na6bar19aft 3. 9.
1T Elm Weann, nel9er $40 Ncres befibt uno
FOLDER n@roBgrunbbeIiber" eiebt es bier
cine gan3e Menge. MGes in @Qem qenonz
men finO bier in Der lmgegenb, 4 Meilen
bon Der @iIenbabn, 7 W9eilen BON 8ootlanz
0un9splaB unb 6 Wfeilen bonn &lofter @nz
gelsberg, nolelbit iib cine oeutT6e MnIieoz
lung b%efinbet, ettpa 1000 acres 2anb gu berz
faufen,
Was 6r. 6lprtan Stt iiber GunnDIibe
gei9riebsn bat, berubt auf 0abrbeit, uno er
Fat gang re9t, fpenn er %bebauptet, cine 19u[z
benfreie feline 5arm lei bort6eilbofter, oGs
cine groBe, bic berI4uloet lit; penn aber
0r. SoI, 8oebm aus Oregon GitD i6reibt,
OaB fi9 bort 5 popiermiiblen %befinoen, 10
ma9t er fi9 elmer uebertreibung 19ulbig,
benin bort 1T nun cine i'm 8etrieb. Mu9 1T
bas Qanb in Der ndberen umgebung bon
Oregon @ttb bergig unb fteinig unb bic
@benen am 5luB iinO bereits in Gotten aus
gelegt, tpel9e bon POPULATIONS lii9tigen
Qgenten in pielen Sd1en 2euten aufgebdngt
tpuroen, Die in Oregon @itb nun feline 8ez
f9dftigung finben %f0nnen, benin bieienigen,
Die Grperb baben, balten nit GROCER 3dbigz
felt felt odran. Sn portlanO feblt es oub
an lobnenber Mrbeit uno bier erbGlt Elm
3agel0bner % Gents ben Sag nebit 8e=
t0itigung unb ielbit arbeit gu iOI6em 9reis
1T i6per gu finben; auBerOem srbalten in
fol9en Tdaen Gbineien Den gor8ug. Sd
min nun Elm 8eiipiel anfiibren. 8or bret
Sabren lieB Elm 6err Mart9am in 9ortz
Lamb 5000 Gprb 6ol5 bauen, tpo5u er unter
@usI9luB ber neutrality-suspicious. 8eiBen
u Gbinefen pertpenoete. aebnlih berbdlt
es fi6 nit ben Wdf4ereien; bic 9ineifi9en
Wal6ontels BADEN faft ale Die rei65ien 6a=
milien gu aunben uno au9 in ben @drt=
nereien tritt Der Gbineie nit ben MeiBen in
qefdbrli6e gpncurren3, benin Die S4liBz
auaen ge6en nit i9ren 9emiietDrben bon
6aus gu 6aus uno bieten ibre @aare gu
Spottpreiien an.
asute, bic mad Oregon gu 5ieben beabfi3z
tiqen, foaten gortlano litrfs liegen lafen
unb bic ldnDli4en 8e5irte auffu4en, in De-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08
Die metsenernte Der melt in 1895

Die bon iGmmtli9en @ei5en bauenben
2dnbern Der @elt i'm oorigen Sabre eetpon=
nenen @rtrGge be5iffern fi9 auf 2,691,O 00,=
900 8ui9et, gesen 2,424, 100000 8uIbel in
1891. Die @rnte BON 1894 mar bic gr0Bte,
fie betrug 1881, 10000 8uIbeG, uno bic
@rnte bes Dorigen Sabres blie6, nit Musz
na6me Der Ser. Staaten, iiberaG 6inter ben
@rtrdgen BON 1894 5uriid. Sn Norbamerifa
mar Die 3unabme bauptid9lib auf Die
19nelle @ntpidelung Der 8eiaenfelber Ma=
nito6a's 5uriid5ufii6ren. &uffuueno 1T Der
&iidgang bes Wei3en6aus in @rpBbritan=
MEN unb Srfanb. Sm Oorigen Sabre nurbe
bort nur penig mebr als Die 9dlfte Der @rnte
BON 1891 geponnen. Der NusOe6nung bes
@ei3en6ous in Mrgentinien f9eint Elm 3isl
ge1ebt gu Iein unb in fdt aaen europdti9en
2Gnbern bat ii9 gegen 1894 Elm beoeutenbsr
MusfaG gu ertennen gegeben. 0rei 2dnber:
bas peitli9e Sibirien, Sransfdufaiien uni
Sinlanb Iinb bier gum erften Male benz Ser
3ei9nifIe Der pei5enbauenOen 2dnoer einper=
leibt tporben; baiiel6e lautet fir Die Sabre
1894 unb 1895 pie folgt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08

men iie iiberau freunOlib aufgenommen perz
ben. Sir iol9e, bic 2anb faufen po1en,
tit g%egenipdrtig Die giinitigite @elegenbeit,
benin 10 biaig pie ieBt mar es nod niemals
in Oregon. Wiinf9t Semanb ndbere Nus=
funft, 10 mag er fib unter @tnf6luB elmer
2 @entz9riefmarte nun an MIDI nenben, i9
bin gerne bereit, gu anttporten.
@rnft &oebler.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08
agricultural supplement.
na9 benz Stem gorter Mqrtt peri9idt tper~

mad benz Stem gorter Mqrft peri3idt tper~
ben.
yta9 benz 8eri9te bes &derbauzO eparte@
ments niro bic 8aumpolernte Der nit
benz nG4ten Nuguft gu @nbe gebenoen Saiz
ION auf 6,788,507 8a1en gei3Gbt, mas
cine Mbna6me BON 3,112,744 8allen gegen
bic Dpr6ergebenbe Suiion beOeutet. Die
9r0Bte REMEMBERING peit Seras auf, nell
DIES na9 Der @9dbung nur 1,755,127 Bal
len ernten pir0, ferner 2outiiana, po Die
@rnte auf 465,829 8alen, unb Sennefee,
mo bie1e nur auf 1926 8aGen geI9dbt
ptr6.
Ser bonn Mderbauomt bes Staates Sui
nois berdusgege6ene itatiti19e 8eri9t fir
baS Sabr 1895 tbetlt nit, baB bpn ben
427,667 PfmnO 6onig, bic in Sainois DDn
ben 8ienen eingetragen purbe, 1888
8funb auf ben n0rblt9en, 105,925 Bfunb
auf ben mittleren unb 169,919 9funb auf
ben Iiibliben She'll bes @taates %entfaGen,
Der er3ielte9 urbi9ntttspreis mar 13 Gents
per 8funb unb Der @eiammttpertb $56,534,
Die 3a9l Der 8ienenz@01fer be8tfferte ft6
auf 50,760.
Die foitenfrete @ert6eilung bon SGmez
reien ieitens bes Nderbaumini iteriums nirb
pabrf9einli9 ni9t Dor Dem 1. Wai Dor it9
geben t0nnen, ba bic 8emiuigung fir Dtei en-
3ped bom gongreB erit ipdt in Der SqifOu
gen1a9t purbe unb Die @ntgegennabme BON
Nngeboten fir bic 2ieferung Der Sdmereien
ert am Is. b. Mts. gum Nbf@lrB gelongt.
@tnem jeben GongreBmitgliebe fteben $1,000
pndete Samen our @erfigung unb an
%erftere miifen ii9 ale 8eperbsr UNI freie
Sdmereien penben.
Ser in South @nib, Sflabomu, ~po6nenbe
M. % @ougbenour empfieblt folgenOes
Mittel CUR 8ertilgung BON '9ubnerldufen
in 9efliieelitdlen: Wean nebnle cine 2 I'M
gen 6altenbe nit &urbpl1dure gefiats
Slaf9e, binbe cine S9nur I'm ben Slo=.
f9en6als urb ~entferne ben @tDpieG. Damn
bdnge man bic 5lai9e in bal6er 90be 3tpiz
f6er Dem Dad unb Dem 5uBboben auf urb
2dufe psrben bas 9i6nerbaus ni6t me6r
6eimIu6en. Nub empfe6le es 1i9, Elm tpsnig
BON Der @Gure iiber ben 8oben unb bic SiB=
ftangen gu ipriben.
Ser Staat Waf6tngton bate i'm borigen
SSa6r 50 greomeries unb &Giefabrifen aufz
5utpeifen, peG9e 2,19O,OOO pfunb Butter
unb $4,000 pfunb &die berteaten. 3tpar
bedten biefe Mtengen ni9t ben 8ebarf Der
8eb0lterung ienes Staates, nel@e i'm gsz
nannten Sabre 100000 pfunb Butter
unb 100000 pfunb Safe %coniumirte, Do9
Die Sbatfa9e, baB in 1891 Der Staat @af6@
nur 5 Pro5ent Der bort berbrau9ten
Butter unb bes &Gfes proDu3irte, ldBt err
fennen, bdB auf benz @ebiete bes Mil9ereiz
bort in ben t%penigen Sabren bsbeuz
tenbe Sortf9ritte gema6t porOen iinb,
X * X
@ie bort6etl6aft es tit, our 8erbItung
BON @rinb unb anberen pil3artigen Nusz
tpiibfen an 8irnsn unb Nepfeln Die 8Gums
in abgemefenen 3pif4enrdumen pdbrenb
bes Sriibjabrs unb Sommers NIT 8orbelai=
fer 8riibe gu beipribsn, 9ebt aus einem Be-
ri3t Der Decentralization in SEEM Wort
pOfelbt Elm She'll Der
8dume beipribt Elm She'll ni6t be-
Ipribt tpurbe. Die preife, Die fir Die Sir
men bieier 8Gume er3ielt nurben, iteuten ii9
tpie foIgt: @ede1s (beiprist), bon $1.75
Bis $2.75 per 8uibel; Do, (ni9t befpribD.
BON 81 Bis $1.75 per 8ufbeG, 8btte
9ODenne (beipribD, bon 1925 Bis
$3.50 per SAP; Do. (nt4t befpribD
So per SAB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08

Sn ben Stadten Oeldipdre unb Utah unb
i'm Snbianer=S erritorium pirb Der Baum
~pflan3ungstag (lrborz9an ni9t gefeiert.
8Hbmlt4e &usnabmen finb bas freili6
ni9t.
l1e6er Die 6G1fte aGes 6anfes, ben bic
Ser. Staaten 3ie6en, pirb in &entudD gez
tponnen; Der @rtrag mar mad ben lebten
Nabrt9ten 1874 Sonnen. Mu9 bier Siez
bentel Der 6la9sernte Der Ser. 9tauten
ltefert &entudp.
SSn Der NG6e BON SaQapooTa in Georgia
bat ft3 cine ungarii9e 4derbauz@ olonis
niebergeIafen, tpel9e ii9 1lnter benz 9rotefz
torat Der Georgia O6it= unb Electromagnetic
f4aft %befinOet. Nnge6Gi9 lit biei @plonie
muir bic &pantgarbe elmer na9 bort9in iiber=
1teoelnoen ungarti3en 9emeinbe.
* X y ,
Die Decentralization in SucIon, Mrispnd,
1piinf9t in ben 8eiib bon untabel6aften
Grsmplaren oler Obftarten gu ~gelangen, bic
in genanntem SerritOrium ge5ogen nerben,
UNI Die Yrobutte Der BERT 6ieoenen @eqenz
ben nit ei1aroer gu perglei9en uno oabur9
glei95eitig Die lanopirtbI9aftli6en Silfsz
quenen @ri5onas in 0as ri6tiqe 2i6t au
fteGen.
i * $50
Die erite IanbnirtbI9aftIt9e 8erIu6sz
f@tation purOe i'm Sabre 1875 gu Mibbletupn
in Connecticut gegriinbet; i6r folaten bonn
Sabre 1876 big 1880 bic Statipnen in ben
Stauten Galifornten, Norb Carolina, Stem
gort uno gfep Serfeb. Sn 1886 paren
bereits II Stationen in IA @taaten erri9z
tet, beute iinb es beren 81 in AT @taaten
unb Serritorien.
Die u@bino &an9" in SubzG aIifornien,
tpel4e aus 10000 Qcres befte6t, lit BON einem
2onooner SbnOitut ungebli9 fir $2.0OO,z
600 angetauft tporben. 9as 2anb pirb in
tleinere 8ar5e1en getbetlt unb ioG an eng
( Iif3e 2anonirt5e p~erfauft perben; man err
tpartet oieies Sa6r bereits 100 5amilien aus
England. 9as 2anb tpirb gegentpGrtig
bauptIG4lih gum Qn6au bon 3uderriiben
uno obj ge6rau9t.
8te 8eri9te aus Mt9igan bart6un, pirb
bic Pftrfi4ernte bieies Sabres, penn ni6t
nod @pdtfrOfte an ben &noipen erbebIi9en
S3aoen anridten, ale frii6eren @rnten in
ben S9atten fteIen. Die 8dume finb in
Dor3igli4em 3uitanbe aus benz @inter ber@
Dorgegangen un0 ba biele Der neueren Pflanz
3ungen bieies Sabres gum eritenltale tragen
iperoen, bere6tigen bic @usfi9ten gu ben
! i3Dniten 9Offnungen. Die Sra9tipeien iinO
: angeblib perringert tpOrben unb iOmit fOn=
men Mi4igan Pfirii9e nit @Ort9sil aud
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08

ue6er bic 9dGfte aGes 9anfes, ben Die
@er. @taaten 5ie6en, piro in &entudD gez
t%ponnen; Der @rtrag mar mad ben leBten
Na9ri4ten 1924 Sonnen. 4u9 bier STE
bentel Der Slu9sernte Der Ser. Staten
Iiefert &entudp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08

5uerf fommt9 &ann man in einem IoIden
Sale oas Sunge NIT ei1em S%nftrumente
(Ytgz@ Ttractor) le6enbig. berausbringsn?
@barles 8 edmann, :
m..S OKI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-08
allie I.

Sn ben Staatsn Oelapare unb Utah unb
i'm Snbianer=S erritorium nirb Der Baum
p~flan5ungstag (lr6pr@9ap) ni9t gefeiert.
&ubmlt4e @usna6men iinb bas freili6
nt9t.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL, Happenings of Streets and Town. EpitOme of the City'S Local
 Intelligence. The Ooings Of a Day In Phoenix and
 It's Tributary
 Region.

Despite the lowering clouds, the weather forecast for today lis fair
 County Assessor H.-B. St. Claire has be deputy assessor.
 Juan Sais was yesterday given thirty days in the county jail by Justice Johnstone for the theft of a knife.
 Now may be considered the com mencement Of springtime in Arizona The roses are in bloom and the foliage of almost every tree is fully set.
 Mrs. Mills is meeting with remark able success at the new hotel, the old Farley house. Mrs. Mills name is so we'll known in the hotel line that her old customers look her up at all times.
 Frank Baxter, the big chief of the Agua Caliente reservation of the De- mocracy, has been spending a few days in Phoenix looking to his fences for the nomination of probate judgeship and greeting his manyf friends.
 This is holy week on the Episcopal calendar and daily services will be held at 10 a. m The services of the holy communion will be held Thurs Qdy evening dL l.oU d1U Ou OUOu T FIt- day will be services lasting from 12 to p. m.
 One of thenumerous constable's sales of the property of the Agua Fria Con- struction company is billed for tomor- TOW at the works on the Agua Fria. Advices from the east are that fnan- cial matters are progressing with all success, but as yet no cash has reached Phoenix.
 Yesterday morning a special train went out from Maricopa for the con- venience of the waiting travellers, ar irving in Phoenix at a. m. The train returned at with special party, and returning, after connection with the Southern Pacific flyer, arrived in Phoenix about 9:30.
 Solomonville Bulletin: Santa Ter ressa has gone to Clifton where she expects to remain an indefinite time When she first came to this vicinity there was considerable excitement among the Mexicans over her reputed powers ito heal all manner of sickness but lately she has attracted but little attention.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reported for the Arizona Republi can by Cogg:ns & Brown, abstractors POI West Washington street, Phoenix
 Henry Kirby and wife to B. s. Jones warranty deed to 45 feet of lots 2 1, 6, block 51, Phoenix, $500.
 Clark Churchill and wife ito George Yuie, deed to n11a, sec 20, tp n, e and neA, seA, and s1A, seA and e7E swA, sec 13, tip 2 n, r e, $7,5O0.
 E. R. Monk, receiver, ito Jennie M Barkley receivers receipts to seA, set 1, tp 1 S, r 5 e, $4.
 Jennie M.' Barkley ito c. M. Bark ley, warranty deed ito n1s, seA, sec l tp $, 5 e, $500.
 Josiah Harbert and wife to Geo. E. Cisney, warranty deed to lot g, block ', Grand Avenue addition, $15O.
 Vicente Jimenes to Jesus Jimenes deed to WIZ of s 149 feet of lot IS block 4, Irvine addition, S1.
 E. H. Jones to James A. Robinson warranty deed to s1A, swA, sec g, tI 1 n, e, S15.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

At the Commercial yesterday regis. tered Max L. Freidman, St. Louis; s Kalisher, San Francisco; Grayson Lewis, St. Louis; Perry M. Williams Maricopa; M, Veil, San Francisco; D. R. Davies, San Francisco; J. V. Ed wards, Maricopa; F. A. Jones, Kansas City; c. H. Akers. Prescott; E.. B. Gage and wife, Prescott; A. Fuller Glendale.
 Cattleman w. Nj. Ward arrived yes- terday from his range on the upper Sunfower, west of Reno mountain, and states that the grass on the hills is increasing in length most satisfac- Itorily The losses upon his range have been slight for the past few years as compared with other cattle raising sections, and the present season is opening up in way that Ensures a successful summer and fall. He brought down with him a matter of 100 head of steers to be placed upon alfalfa.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

Sheriff Ely of Cochise county ar rived Friday from Tombstone, bring ing with him a Mexican, Ventura Pacho, committed to the insane asy lum. Sheriff Fly was once a residen of Phoenix and, one of the most popu lar of the citizens of the metropolis and his visits are ever warmly wei comed by his many local friends.
 The river is rising rapidly, very evG- dently from rains in the mountains Yesterday morning the Mesa stage was just barely able to cross at the Tempe bridge and in the afternoon even at the much higher Wilson ford had difficulty. It is probable that to- day passage by team across the river will have ito cease and the ferry will be called into requisition.
 During 1895 the town of Tempe re- ceived for revenues, licenses, $1, ,532.25: dog licenses, $60; pound fees, $2.75; penalties and fnes,. $1OO.SO; total, $1,695.S0. The main items of eXpendi- lures consist in police fees, s533; legal fees, S240; clerks fees, $210; street i'm provements, $26S; office supplies, S129; dog killing, $43. Total expenditures aggregated $1,61S.52, leaving in the treasury $77.2S.
 Ever since the Alkire Co.'S. spring goods arrived their store has been thronged with people and yesterday was no exception to this rule. The special sale of duck suitings and en- broideries was appreciated by the peo- pie as shown by their liberal patron age, and it is to be hoped that this old and reliable company will continue these special sales, as it affords an op- portunity for many to buy goods that could not afford ito pay regular prices
 Said a disgusted citizen yesterday: Every evening several young hood lums from 10 to IS years of age assem- 'ble in front of our two principal sa- looms and monopolize the sidewalk and make it very unpleasant for all persons. They whistle and scuff1e pull and haul each other until people have to go out into the street to get around them. Their vile language and slang talk while Ladies pass is enough cause to have them heavily fined Our city marshal should see this nuisance is stopped at once"
 WILCOX News: Fort Grant is mak- ing preparations for sort of carni- val on April f. About S250 has been raised, principally among the officers and civilians, to be distributed in prizes to the winners of the athletic events and games. Cowboy sports, such as roping and tying steers, riding bucking bronchos and trick and fancy riding will be the most important part of the programme. The days sports will be followed by a grand ball at night. The Seventh cavalry band has been secured and will enliven the programme with their best music throughout the day.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29
PERSONAL MENTION.
JottIngs About Individuals and Their
 Actions.

E. F. Kellner has gone to Globe on a weeks trip.
 Mrs. A. Beall and daughter left yes terday for their home in Wichita, Kansas.
 Mrs. George Perkins will leave in a few days for San Diego, there to spend several months.
 Manager E. B. Gage of the Gen. gress mine, is in the city with Mrs. Gage for brief stay.
 At the Lemon yesterday registered J. Holden and wife of Mesa and A. M. Riordan of Prescott.
 Landlords Williams and Edwards of the rival Maricopa hostelries came up yesterday for a brief stay.
 A. Fuller, one of the farmers of Glendale, is in the city and will be married today to a young lady of Phoe- nix.
 At The Ford yesterday registered Perley Lowe of Chicago, Walter Ray mon and wife of Boston, and T. D. Barnum of Buffalo.
 Sol Levi returned yesterday morn ing at by the special from Maricopa and was in time for the main portion of the banquet of the Elks.
 Joe Bignon, who once ran variety theater in Phoenix, is now in the mer- chandising business at the new min ing camp of Pierce, Cochise county.
 A. c. Bartlett and daughter of Chi cago, who have been spending several months on the Bartlett ranch near Glendale, left yesterday morning on their return home.
 County Recorder Akers of Yavapai county arrived yesterday afternoon from Prescott to visit friend who is spending a month in Phoenix for health.
 Will H. Gregory was suddenly stricken yesterday morning with an attack of brain fever and now lies in serious state at his residence on Jack son street.
 s. Kalisher of San Francisco, for merly a resident of Phoenix, arrived yesterday on a brief visit to his mother and sister, who have been here spend ing several months with friends.
 Mrs. Danforth and daughter of New 1 YOrK, Wln0 nave TOT a week been VISlt- ing Mrs. Starr at The Ford, left yester, day morning at on a special for Mar icopa, there to catch the eastbounG flyer
 F. A. Jones of Kansas City, one ot the main owners in the Allen Colo Mining company, operating properties on Humbug creek, arrived yesterday to attend to matters connected with the installation of the new ten-stamI mill.
 General Passenger Agent G. M. Sar, gent of the Santa Fe is again in tht city and at home, coming from Pres colt by way of the Black canyon stage line, thereby securing a view of tht great mineral region through whicl the direct road runs
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

Excursion account Mormon confer ence to be held April 9th. The Mari copa & Phoenix & Salt River Valley railroad will sell March 31st to April 1st tickets to Salt Lake and return, good for thirty days, for $59,70.
 G. H. HONSHELL,
 General Superintendent. You can always find everything fresh at E. Gonzales. Go there and he can save you some money.
 Phoenix steam laundry, corner Jack son and Center streets.
 Beattie photos $1.99 per dozen. For headache drink Pepsin Soda. Long Havana filler. The King V cigar. Ask for it.
 w G. c. Pitt, manager of "The Voice of Labor" San Francisco, says q have used Parks Tea in my family for some time. It has no equal for liver trouble or biliousness.' Sod by c. Eschman & Go. 3. Have you tried a King V cigar? For 5c cigar the King V will suit you Try one.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

The Ivy Green restaurant under the popular management of Mrs. A. Will liamson, continues to attract new pa irons and retain those it already has.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

Have you thought about dinner to- day? The excellent meal at the Bos- ton Cafe, 25 cents.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

Just received at J. c. Holzebosch a large consignment of harness from the we'll known firm of l.. Keeper & Son of Chicago, which we will sell at prices to suit the times.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

For Rent-Desirable and well con structed residence of three rooms, 2e South Fourbh street. Apply 439 East Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

The King V cigar, the best 5c ciga on the market, manufactured by Mo Coy & Co.,, of New York.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

The H. A. Diehl Shoe company has just received line of black and rus set children's shoes fn tine new round toe, both button and lace.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

If you are troubled with indigestion, drink Pepsin Soda.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

For whooping cough there is nothing better than CHERRY VAULT. Key stone Pharmacy, agent, 11S and 120 B. Washing ton street, opposite city hall.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29
LOCAL BREVITIES

Don't tire your Hjsws chewing gum, but drink Pepsin Soda.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

Ask your dealer for a king "" tn leading 5c cigar.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

For solid sweet loaf of home made bread the Star bakery at Five Points takes the lead. Telephone 65.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

Little, the stenograpner. All work strictly tirst-class.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

At McKelligon's you can get the finest handmade sour mash, Bourbon and Pennsylvania rye whiskies. No. 21, East Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

Shorthand and typewriiting taught in the Lamson college building by Mrs A. B. Levens and Miss l.. A. Bocarde
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29
THE SILVER MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S.-Sil- yer bars, 6SA; Mexican dollars, 56@ 56A. s7s
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29
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Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

People living or travelling in the vicinity of Five Points will find it to their interest to call at the Valley store and get prices on groceries. Hay and grain kept constantly in stock.
 Portraiture in it's most artistic form from a small miniature on ivory or porcelain to life size canvas in mon ochrome or colors. R. L. Bake, DOT trait painter. Studio, room 15, Elem ing building.
 Call at the Phoenix market for a tender steak.
 "The King VI positively the best Sc cigar in Phoenix. Smoke one today and be convinced.
 Pepsin Soda is manufactured by Morin & Aitken, or. Sixth and Wash ington streets.
 Parks Tea clears the complexion. Sold by c. Eschman & Go. 4. Choice poultry at the Phoenix mar ket, Christensen & Co.,, proprlet0rS. For a nice Sunday roast call at the Phoenix market.
 Best cup of coffee at Coffee Als."
 pr. Stroud is prepared to administer the Edson treatment for consumption.
 DO YOU KEEP HOUSE?
 If so you cannot afford to be with out bottle of Parks Cough Syrup where it will be handy. Unequalled in Group, Whooping Cough, and the disagreeable colds to which children are subject. Sold by c. Eschman & i Go. 2.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

Best cup of coffee at Coffee Ars."
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

Dr. Stroud is prepared to administer the Edson treatment for consumption.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

For a nice Sunday roast call at tn Phoenix market.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-29

Choice poultry at the Phoenix mar ket, Christensen & Co.,, proprietors.