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The Monitor-register., 1896-04-17
Blach Dress StMHS-

! Blach Dress SMHs-
There is ease and safety in
buying black goods here. They
are shown in such a flood of
good honest daylight that
color defects could stand no
chance. Four long sections
are devoted to the selling,
dividing the goods in this
wise
SECTION No. r.
s97 kinds Crepons, Crepe de Chenes
and Examines.
SECTION No. q
$50 kinds figured Mohairs, Silk-and-
wool B~rocades, all-wool Armures
and figured B~rilliantines.
SECTION No. b
1856 kinds fine Serges, wide vale dag
onals, Serge Cheviots, Storm Serges.
SECTION No. a.
1858 kinds all-wool and silk-and-wool
Henriettas, Cashmeres, Veilings,
Challis, silk-and-wool Tamisse, Clar-
cite, Melrose, Drap d'Alma, Eudora,
Camel's-hair Grenadines, plain ana
fancy weave Mohairs.
Just a price-word-
TWISTED SILK GRENADINES
44-inch all pure silk and perfectlon u
loom weaving. The first time snese
goods ever sold for less Than s~.oo'
Today's price is $3.50
BLACK ALL-wOOL CHALLIS-
No fabric more in demand IMAM all
wool Challis for Summer wear. 1t
was hard work to find one OF the
o~nalitv we are selling at 25c. To
compare with other merchandise it
should bring half as much again.
All other grades up to 81 a yard.
BLACK FIGURED EXAMINES
A little early in the season to talk of
less prices on the newest stuffs, but
a little furry caused a change of
price on six designs that nave been
selling freely at 1850. Our price
this morning is $3.50.
BLACK CREPE DE CHENE-
Only a few more pieces of that won (
derful Black Crepe de Chene that
sold at 81, and now Soc a yard.
Enough to last a few hours.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Monitor-register., 1896-04-17

aS-Make all remittances payable to
GEORGE ". OHILDS DREXEL,
Editor and PubtiSaer.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

Tho National Republican Convention
which IL booked 10 meet In ~. Louis on
the 10th instant, gives promise Of result
Ing In the biggest scrimmago ever wit.
messed In that party. One hundred and
fifty contests for ecata In the convention
have already been filed, aud while sur
face Indications would seem 10 Indicate
the early aud almost Unanimous ncmi-
nation Of Governor Mckinley Il 10 by no
means CERTAIN thsl he will bc successful
In carrying on the prize. The National
COMMITTEES anticipates big rumpus 10
tho convention. The contestants are
very hostile toward each other at the
present time and this hostility will be
increased rather than abated on the
nssomblage u the convention. II will
be factional fight Of ~ bittercst aud
most unrelentIng character. on one
side viii be arranged the Mckinley
bosses. Hanna, Foraker, Thurston, Chris
McGee, Powell Clayton, Gowdy, Dave
Martin aad others OF less note, while
the anti mckinley men will DO led by
such bcFacs ns Mat Quay, platt, Clark.
son, ice Manley, gerrcnden aud their
numerous satellites, so that II Is safe to
predict that II will bo the most exciting
convention lu tina, party'a history. Nc
KInley'a nominations Is highly probable
but by no means certain.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05
rrnREroafAL DrmocnAric cox.
vENTf0N
HEADQUARTERS DEMoonArro
Territorial Central Committee,
Santa Fe. May 2. 1896.

'ff%tff" = ~ @'t"t - tRANt
Whereas, Al a meeting Of the Demo.
cratic tosrblorlal central committee, held
~ the city of Santa Ne on the 9th day OF
February. 1890, Il was order I'd that a
territorial convention be- held AZ I.ag
Vegas on June l5, 1900, for tho purpose
of clecilug six delegates 20 the national
Democratic convention.
Now, therefore, pursuant 10 said order.
hnu ~ accordance with tho general
authority IN ug vested, convention Of
tho Democratic party Of New hogico
u hereby proclaimed 10 be held at Las
Vegas on June 10. 1890, nj the hour Of
IL O'Clock n. M, 20 be constituted nccord
ing 10 tho order OF this committee made
ht Ia nnid meeting rs follows, to-wit,
Dne delegate from cnch county for each
100 votes east for Antonio Joeeph Tor
delegate 20 congress AZ the last general
election and one delegate for ench frac
tion OF lOv votes 80 cast amounting 70
~ Uf more.
Upon this nplsoftloument ~ delegates.
50 authorised, the various countlos will
bc entitled 70 delegates 10 said conyen
tion ng e0llows;
l,vEnallllo county ~ havex county s,
Colfnx county 3. Dona Ana county i2,
Oddly county A, GRANT county 3, 0uada.
lupe county 4, Lincoln county Q. Mora
eouuty II, Rio Arriba county IA, San
Juan county 2, San Miguel county 81,
Santa 10 county -, Sierra county 3,
S0C0rf0 county ., Taos couniy If, Uuion
counly :, Valencia Q, Total 1853 dele.
gates.
The county central committees Of
tho fcspoetlve counties are hereby re-
quested 70 Gull county conventions Ia
call county conventions 10 ba held Ia due
time Tor the selection OF the authorized
number OF delegates 20 said territorial
convention Ia accordance with the rules
and regulations, or the usnges and prac.
tices Of the party In zach county. Ii is
suggested that primaries DO held IN tho
various eounslcs not later than May 30,
and that the county conventions be held
not later than june O, 1906.
III carrying out the orders of thls com
iniifec az It's suli meeting, al Democrats
ard all thrga who iufand h. act with the
Demurrotic party ara hereby Invited tO
participate IN the primaries Ia the
respective ccuailea.
II view Of the great weight whlcb the
pemQcrniic delegation from this torn.
tory had Ia the last national convention
u the SELECTION of candidates for pgesl.
dant aud Vice president, aud In view ns
inc magnitude Of the lniaresla Involved
~ the coming national convention aud
" the recurring possibility for tho exef.
else u potent influence by New Mexco's
slplcfaton, particularly 10 sllyern cause,
the Democrats 10 all counties are urged
- mako their voice heard IN the prl.
inafles and Ia the county conventions 10
she end that our territorial convention
t4g ~ largely attended aud fepru
sentative one, thus assuring The election
pf delegation to the national c0nyen
tlnn ronposed oi Dsmourncys sironeoal
nqd irupst fuun. This 10 Vital year fog
Allfef'n cnuan aud L Is the hope II this |
enmmltlce that Now Mexico Dcmaelaln
'f'll iekr vial part beginning down at
she pflnnflee.
KAFAEf RnuEno, ]. H. CRlar.
feeieiafy Chairman
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05


Tho IIEADLIoHr believes that the
democratic county convention which
meets nt Silver City tomorrow should
endorse the candidacy Of some repre-.
sentative democrat for one Of the elx
delegates from New Mexico to the CHI
cngo convention. There are several
prominent democrats 10 this county who
are certainly deserving Of tho recognl-
ton cf the county convention, aud any
one o. hom would appreciate such as
an honor We honestly believe that
tho right man going from here with
such cndorsem viii come very close
10 being eucceasiui at Las Vegas. what
honora the Q are 10 be distributed by
the county smocracy should DO fully
utilized aud this will be an opportunity
Of according recognition 20 some man
prominent In party affairs. Even
though unsucceaaiul AZ Las Vegas the
knowledge that he was the choice Of the
democracy Of Grant county would he
very pleasing 10 amy person.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05


II Is now conceded "a has been nppar.
ent for sumo time, that there Is % DO no
statehood Tor New Mexico, Arizona OF
Oklahoma n this nenslon OF congress.
Thla unjust, lnexcnsable and damaging
discrimination against these territories,
ln every eraenllal. IA puplllanimoua and
contompliblo. IN the case Of Now
Meslco. We nre informed. Il Ia strongly
matter Of religious sentiment. or rather
a dearlh Of christian (Yl synnyatby with
the dominant denomination Of the terri.
tory that gives greatest opposition. II
would be dinlrrlt % gain open rxprcs-
sion 10 such a condition Of facts from
the opponents % New Mexlco'a admit.
slou, 70 non-AmoFlcAn aud unenlIehten.
ed ia tho position, but quoor creatures
gain admission 10 congress through
mysterious cauaeei while the Innocent
ara made 70 suffer by means as pro.
goundly occult as Of cld.lkansns City
fArestor
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

tncfo " n0w undcr consideration ni
lhe state department a proposition which
may fcnult Ia mo invasion oi Mexican
territory by the troops undef command
q Gen. Frank Wheaton, while The forces
bcluw tho llno Nlll have authority 70
cross and n4hi upon United States soil.
rhln proposition Il The outcome Of dop.
reanilonn committed BY Apaehca prcwll
Ing nm0ng Tho rsvlues along the border.
Should nuch an agreement ho reached
q Will hc tho frat co ooperulon between
Mexican and United Alaiea troops 70.
gnrdIng warfare against tho redskIus
since the department, Of ColorndI wns
created.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

'NthN IIN'|t +. Cora Iiln A fa|na,
AM l||4eN Hawk ! tafIi1Ie /. liIt|a'
nniN |Nf t|entHa 81 OAK usa4e
'NN ipant N|rulltu /. NAnNah q
HN'FnNh muAlln fotlAOmh ol lIIo
Nitp|uflq IhtY |rpffFtnl NiNihrf they
irl % relHpu uf Ay PROXY hll precinct
rfNtlnNN should ha h0ld nu 1AnNYaf.
lame 3pi' between lhe hours oi nad B
u'tlnth 3 m.
AIINI'lzena regardless of lhnlf fnenaf
political affiliations WIN nfa luttrrales|
ln lhr wfllnfo " onF country ana whA
len|fo restoration a. hnf old tlmo
property nfr lutliedfn unite with nn
ansl Arslsl ua W anircllne 20 10 free
allftr mon ~ represent this county n
tln Las Vcene convention. Emlssaflca
q lhc gold bugs ulli attempt % coulfol
onf ccrniy convention and have uH 40
clnlA Tor the gold STANDARD or iannro Tho
.lltes rnnep aa the rrpuhilnan party has
lone. We believe N manly deriasn
ilpn nt our principles and we should
make honest efforts ~ maintain them.
JpHH W. FLEMING. u. q. BFTI.
Chnirmnn. Secretary.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

Notwithstanding tho statement re.
Gently made by President Ripley, cf the
Santa Fe, 70 the effect that the con.
strucllon Of Hue Of road parallel 10 ,he
A. a +, 70 connect with the Southern
California was not even Ia contempia.
llou, the preliminary surveys for such q
line ure now bolug made from California
towards pemlnq. The western exlen-
sion Of tho Santa 10 from ibis point
sunlsa IA the ualne class With taxes aud
death.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05


ue indlacfctlon ia caline, he may be able 10
~ nothing az all. lie ian't capable OF con.
unuoia and vigorous effort. His bodily tiis.
comfort affects hts mind Isvcn when he
knows just What u iill matter, he ncQicc'a
tue simplest precautions and the simple
treatment thet would cure hint Most Of
dyspepsia starts with constipation aud com
silpail0u car be cured Constlpallon d die
cause Of nine lenths Of al human sick.
ness. Some OF 10 ayluptom1 atc sick aud
bilious headache, difsIncaa sour stomach.
loss ~ appetite, foul breath, windy helch.
lnRs, heaftbutn, pain ard dlstfess ailrr cat.
ing. All these arc indie avs of dclangc-
mrpss ol the liver stomach and bowels,
and All nla caused BY constipation DR.
Pictcea Pleasant Pellets are The quickest,
easiest and most certain cure for this cuudl'
ton. They are Qulck but not violent IL
THEFT aclinn There u nothing about them
that will give The system ahy shock They
not only fellrye immediately, hut n taken
according 10 directions. they win absolutely
cure " You do not become slave 20 thclf
use" They ate different and better than
any other pill of preparations offered tot the
Haliir purpose Almost eli druggists under.
stand this and are conscientious cnounh 10
tfll you 20 The druggist Who tries 10 sell
you substitute y NOT 4 safe inau hom
WHOM 20 buy medicine III you will send
yQaf address, We viii send you sample
package, containing ifom 4 ln dosef and
you can zee exactly what the Pclletn
viii DO for you
u you win ntnd ~ nns.ceul slalna n cover
cos 81 lneilliE p4IFl ~ VIII send yph fNfH the
e. d.a u''e ''sfl n q, '9as sss' s,sss,sd g 4
Nedcii Adviser 10 pl4in ifne1aaf lort oi
It18 p1trt rIpHtH|f I|IiIfHif|. fAf Fffsi fN+
N \ f'srG..oN M xxx xxx Z. ', n., tosS',a ,.01 ~
ptg taNl . 1IfeiI. rAfi|l lliI Inai.sAf4 ntdl N
A.iat|'ilpa ~ "a Mflu H'tssl iNailo, n VI
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

Tho best sulve Ia the world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chnpped hands, chilblalns.
corns, and all skin crnptione, and POSI-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
j IL guaranteed 10 give perfect satlafac.
tlon or money refunded. Price Is cents
per box For sale byJ +. byron, drug
glsf.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

The growth Of 'he silver question Is
80 rapid lately that Il now seems almost
certain that tho free coinage at ratio u
10 20 will be the leading plank Ia she
Chicago platform IA July. Both the
ireo silver and the nopulisl parties have
giyen assurances that they will lend
their support 70 tho democrats II she
liver question Il successful At Chicago.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

The county democratic convention
meets at silver City tomorrow Tor The
purpose ofsclecting seven delegates 10
attend the Las Vegas convention.
Representative citizens aud men who
are IN favor OF this free aud unlimited
collage Of silver at the ratlo Of 40 TO /
win be chosen as Grant county's repre-
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

A great number OF hides arc being
shipped from this point 70 the east
where they are tanned, made into shoes,
harness. etc, aud shipped back 70 ue.
This 10 all wrong. those hides should be
tanncd and manufactured nt hnme.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

The per capita circulation Tor the
month Of May Is stated by the treasury
department TO DO s2i05. The HEAD-
LIohT IL glad to note this fact. Judg-
lug from personal finances We were very
much afraid that Il was lu the 05 cents
nolghborho0d.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

a convention Of the democrnts OF tha
County u Gfaul Il hereby called 10 be
held 10 Silver city on Saturday. June
Nlll. 1893. N 100 Oclock ~ IA. fer the
pnfpQsp Of selecting foten dclcgatch 10
lrrInannt Grant county 10 the Demo
cratic Territorial convention, 10 DO hela
AZ Lar Ncsus juno 18th, next, which
fonVani|17 VIII elBet ok delegates to
ihs nallonnl convention ln Chicago.
IlIt following n a not ol lhe pfo.
fAeb pfttlnci N entitled 10 and lhe
nAnea Of lhe persons roralllullna the
NtMu.ffir county committee who wlli
faIl fttt|n0l nefs I1fflluRw
ulia| 4. flrnl Altos D Silver City 10,
BIER NlMhfft Nan L1feptO 2, George
N + unDtf ella * Lover ella p.
Itr.aIc ! lIfirhI|a 4. Dlm|nQ 10
lNfes rl'N' Raais Rite
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

Grant county Is becoming center 10
which mining capitalists are turning
their attention. There 10 no section Of
the territory which can present better
nor moro varied lIal Of property Tor In.
yeaiimnnl.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

There could be no bette ne for In.
vesimens IN real estate tina ne present,
and no better place ln the great south
wcat than Deming. You will appreciate
The fnll value Of lhIs statement In time
10 come.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

The wool growers OF this territory will
meet In mnss convention In Las Vegas
on tho 9TH and sth days of July next, Tor
tho purpose OF organizing a Territorial
wool growers association. TO be auxiliary
70 the National wool growers associa-
Al....
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

The mouE,aias In tho immediate
neIghborhood u DemIng contain an al
most unlimited supply Of mIueraIe Of
different kinda, and when thoroughly
prospected will ylelda sufficient supply
to place Tucson tsalAp lore as mining
cnninr.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

Since tho government hat ceased
lla any daliylng tactics on The
Apsehv question and now appears 70 90
~ Il lu tnfpoll, by thu eelabllal .arnl Of
lkllmlsh llnra uIoae the border bnd the
increasing d the patrol rytlcm % eco
ifeops, v % n least give settlers a feel.
ing = security. while lho occasional
rrsTalng oiav lec.an camp end lhe
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

The commencement exercises of the
graduating class held IN the opera house
last Saturday evening, was, ne the IIEAp.
LIonT predicted II would be-, au affair
which reflects credit upon the young
graduates ia particular aud the public
schools Of Deming IN general.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

Presidential aspIrants who are trim
mers on the financial queeiIon may
cultivate flrst rate booms, but they will
discover that the people want to choose
nominees whose position Is known and
whose stability can be depended upon.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

The enitlemen 81 Grant county are In
happy mood The price OF cattle has
gone up considerably aud The ranges
are Ia better condition than they have
been for several years Last years ship
menis have reduced the hitherto over.
stocked ranges. which accounts for the
present good condition Of the cattle.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

The bualneaa men and cIllzena should
go together and contribute sufficiently
10 enable the baso ball boys 10 maintain
o good nine here during .hs summer.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

Demlng naturally lends In everything
she undertakes, and the. production OF
tile champion hlcyle rider IL only an.
other evidence of her superiority.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

Damiug VIII hage q Fourth % JuiY
celebration that win be "utunner," but
no time must DO lost 10 making the
necessary preparations.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

The people of Demina dlhplayod good
Judgment and common sense Ia the
selection II the school directors FOR the
ensuing year.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

The National naak q afskico has
declared Au annual dividend Of II per
cent
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

A sanltarlum and tanning factory
are tho two mont urgent needs of Dem.
Ingat the present time.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05
Cough

nhd nolhln8 Ao1med % % her any coed.
! happened 70 read about Hoods earanpa.
villa end led her give y trial From The
very nfsi dpfe che bcgsn 70 rct better.
After taking few bottles She was cons
nielely cured and her health has been TIM
best ever alnco.H Mnn. ADpIn Fncw.
Il Railroad piaee. Amsterdam, NY.
" 1 will say that my mother has not
stated my case IN ns strong words a. I
would have done. Hoods aaraapaflila
has truly cured me and am now well. .
COnA PECK, Amsterdam, n. ".
30 sure TO ret llocas because
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

Inc dyfrcptlc cat.
fles a dreadful load
on hls back. itecems
ns he were really
made up Of two men.
One Of them amb,-
ilous, brainy and en-.
ergetic, The other
alex lisllesa, pcevish
and without force,
he weak man
welghs the other one
down, The dyspep.
tie MAY be able 10 do
pretty cord work one
day, aud the next day
because Of Guule llf.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-05

Water rental $40 10 eco per acre per annum.
Price oflands, with water rights 500 to $500
per acre, according to distance from town.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-21

Prescott that he and his members of the Prescott lodge will not be able to be in Phoenix the evening of the 21st, (today) and asking that the ceremonies of installation be postponed till the evening of Saturday, March 2S when he and twenty other Elks will be in attendance to lend jollity ito the festive scene As the paraphernalia of the local lodge is not yet at hand, the sug- gestion was adopted and the installa- tion of the local lodge set for next Sat- urday, evening.
 Prescott Journal-M.ner: The name of the new claim at the head of the Hassayampa, from which the fabu- lously rich ore was taken recently, is the Surprise. LS is owned by Frank Wright and Ed Hoagland. In addi- tion to the very rich ore taken out they have about thirty tons of ore which will mill $50 per ton which they will have worked shortly at ihe Sen ator mill. The claim is located on the mountain side just below the old Jeff Davis. ranch. The Senator company had it located once, and cut the tim Der off it in making their improve menIts, but never worked the claim otherwise. This rich ore was struck at a depth of only ten feet from the surface.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-21
 NEWS IN \ NUTSHELL, U Happenings of Streets and Town Epitome of the City's Local
 TnteIiigenee. The Doings Of Day in Phoenix and
 It's Tributary
 Region.

District court will open in Yuma next Monday, Judge Baker leaving to- morrow to attend.
 The Woodmen will give a grand banquet to the members of the order next Thursday evening.
 Ed Holland received a telegram yes terday bringing the sad news of the death of his father at Fredricton, Mo.
 Bituminous crossings are being placed at the intersections of Center and Washington and Center and Ad- ans.
 H. A. Leslie died yesterday at the county hospital. He was a paralytic and had been an inmate of the institu- tion for seven years.
 As yet there appear to be no candi- dates for the offices of district and high school trustees. The election will be held next Saturday.
 A Tombstone merchant, doubtless a very successful one, with an eye to the foibles of womankind, advertises Beautiful ladies' dress goods
 With the prospect of near reenwal of work on the Mammoth mines Gold fields is again commencing to assume the proportions of a lively mining camp.
 April "A at the Central school build ing will be placed on exhibition dis play of the work in many educational lines done by the pupils of the Phoe- nix public schools.
 Judge Owen T. Rouse will open court in Florence on April 6, thence going ito Solomonville, where the term will open April 20. Then term of 2 couple of weeks will be had in Globe
 Prescott Journal Miner: The Pres colt land office has been doing ''land office" business of late in the matter of applications for patent. Since De- cember l., 1895, twenty applications have been filed.
 Architect Creighton has completed plans for a neat residence to be al once erected by William G. Getz on South First avenue opposite the home
Arizona republican., 1896-03-21
SUNDAY DINNER.

Boston Cafe, 34 w. Washington street, March 22, 1896. The public is cordially invited to partake of an ex- cellent Sunday dinner from 11:30 a. m. to p. m. at the fine dining room of the Boston Cafe All the delicacies the markets afford will load the tables. Chicken, ice cream and cake and Cal ifornia oranges in abundance. All for 25 cents J. A. Jones, manager.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-21
LOCAL BREViTlES.

Today, March 21, the firm of M Goldwater 6 Bros. will throw open its doors and invite all to pay them a visit. An inspection of the store and stock shows that they are not yet fully equipped, but rather than disappoint many who have kindly said they were waiting, the store Will be opened even if the railroads do not bring any more goods. While the delay in the arrival of fixtures and goods is a disappoint- ment to the proprie5ors, it is an ad- vantage to the customer or visitor, as it enables them to call each day to see if anything new has arrived. All the goods on exhibition are new; new in style; direct from first hands; and additions to the stock will arrive al most every day until in quality, va riety and price the trade mark of the firm, 1.-The Best Always" will be known and merited.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-21
DO YOU KEEP HOUSE?

If so you cannot afford to be with out a 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 & Go. ?.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-21

Take the ladies and children and come yourselves and get a good laugh 1t the antics of Denver and Dynamite; the educated mules, Sunday afternoon at fthe park at 2:30 p. m. Admission, 25 cents.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-21

D. M. Bristol's wonderful educated horses, mules and ponies, will give a farewell performance at the park Sun day afternoon at 2:30 D. m. Admis- sion, 25 cents.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-21

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.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-21

For Rent-Desirab1e and well con- structed residence of three rooms, 29 South Four5h street. Apply 439 East Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-21

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.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-21

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

Choice poultry at the Phoenix mar ket. Christensen & Co.,, pr0prietors.
Arizona republican., 1896-03-21

Pepsin Soda is manufactured by Morin & Aitken, or. Sixth and Wash ingiton streets.