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LEHlCH VALLEY.

N - I'm MI W y u
stations foot of West 23rd. Corand and Desbroeses
streets (renna X Il Ferries)
Time West 23rd Street. other figures Cortlandt or
Deshrupses Streets. Daily except SUNDAY g sunday
only Cther trains daily Sunday leaves 6.t5 Gun
day !eaves BIS. sunday leaves el5;, o,-
t'B.15, 700 A. NJ. Local for EASTON.
:7.53, eS;Os A. n tor 3, ftALN, NIAGARA
and pnins Cars, CONNECTS tot Co.i l,ransl.s.
ExPR1SS," Hsndsonicst train i, ne World Lin.
ted to selt,ug capacly Due Huila!o 955 Z. Nj con-
Meeting with through Slecpers to Ltroi and Chicago.
oonu For wI:.KEs.BARRE,
f'3.oJ, l'uS l. NJ and intermediate points
-.1.jJ j.l5 NJ. Local for MATCH CHI NIX.
1910 j.ltI T.. NJ. Local for MAtCH CHUNK.
+'8,iU $40 =. NJ Local Express for EASToN.
s5,55, XB.0S l.. NJ. For liurniO ard poiuts W est
Through sleeping Cars to Chicago tnd ToIonfo.
s7,55, 500 =. NJ. Express for BJ Fl 10 and
TOEjNrO. None but SleepinG Ca passenger carried
1923, 1880 Pm. For It'll AGA. ROCHESTER,.
BUFFALO and West. Sleeping Cars to Chicago,
SOUTH PIAINFiELD and hound BROOK, locals.
daily except Sunday 'lO&O, 1850 A. M '22o' 2V 81"
40 's.25 anil $50 i. II. "a -, am
Tickets aud Pullman accommodations at 1iS, 81 2Sni
W. stt and lsA Broadway 20 Union square est -
broadway and BROOKLYN Annex station l,roGkyn s.
HOm Note. residence through to destination
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Assignments or Mortgages.

American Mortgage 90 to Mary L McCready.
WOOD ......'....... 10000
Bryant. Julia 8, to Carrie ChivviH ...,..... nom
Bradley 4 Currier co TO Joseph Bauer. $500
Gum, Chas to Charles Frazier" $1,000
crueer 800, 500
Murphy, Mary T., to Charlotte Hastorf. 80. 20
Potter. Fredk G, 70 The Y Life InS Co. $4,000
Ramsdcll. Chas +, admr. NC to Francis
Carpenter. as County Treasurer &c...... 1880
dell .,..,..',..'..'.... 1000
Stein Conrad to Lawrence Bogart ......... $4,000
Shave, John C, to Catherine Lnde. .,......, 500
Norris. Henry l.. trustee, &c, to Laura
Tauhcrt, Win II, to VIM II Rose. ............. 1850
Well Jacob. to simon Thlfelder and ano. 1880
WE'LL Max, to Rosy Kohn. 100
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8sal estats-Out Of the City.
New Jersey-SaIe or Rent.

A TEN ROOM HOUSE in perfect repair. beautifully
IA located. with sewer. electric light and running
water situated on Roosevelt Manor. Crawford, IL
miles go trains daily communication Toe: for rent at
S3S per month, or will be sold at bargain on your
own terms. Address Mrs. JOHNSON. owner. p. O.
box l48, New York.
Gel < BUYS CORNER PLOT 1907 90; must sell; o.
S4O down. 81 weekly, SACRIFICE, boz I63 Sun.
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Clarence True has sold to a, Mrs Edwards
N, Nye.story and basement bHcE dwelling
H. ~ Riverside Drive.
- II Stone has sold the fOGr-story brown
s,,ne dwelling. lSxS4. No. SLlylusstone Place.
William II Arnold has bought tina Tour story
,'or" dwelling. No, l52 West Seventy-fourth
Charles Criflth Moses 4 Brother have sold
hr U0cenauer & We-Slau The plot. S4NlOl. on
Inc east side OF Park View Terrace. near loSth
street
jaor A. Beringcr have sold to Jacob Bern
hem IN. incomplete hve-story stone-tront
American basement dwelling. 2ONS2XlW. No.
Il East seventy fourth street. for S03OOO;
Grutwllg Brothers are reported to nave
bought the southwest corner OF Hudson and
Nestry streets. 33XlOO.
Thpodore H. banks is reported to have
bought 40 ~ Park avenue.
lIerher. Revsr has sold for Mrs. Kate
16husen the fve.story double tenement. on lot
25X1Sa No ia West Thirty-nlnth street
Il Tooti a. Co. have sold for Samuel L Jacobs
thu Nye.story building. 3nxl4 o. No. 263 Will
liam street. to Nicholas 7. Brown.
f1wsnteli 4 Prayer have bought the old
building on plot 233xTO1 !. No. 143 Avenue b.
The nve-story brick fiat. 25XS5. No. 1853
Fifth avenue. has been sold
A j Woodruff has aod the three story
brnwnstone dwelling, No. 2l9 West bath
street
Tilhy to David Cohen. the northwest corner oil
Market street and East Broadway.
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At the New York Real Estate Snlesroom yes
terday, Peter !. Meyer 4 Co, sold. in foreeos-
pre, the two three.story brick dwellings, Nos.
f Hsa i RsnG GfGn each h also hs 6ne
iS.@1lo.s' ,NSs: ny 70 4!s East Sins;y- aTst
Also the three hve-story flats, Nos. loto IA East
N;nr'tv, seventy street. to the plaintiff Seth NJ.
ntors, the three,;,sstory, brick dwelling. lot
2;OH'S" No. Is West Twenty ninth street. to
. saH br? Hels9n Sr So as the Aye
street. to h. Loeb for $l3 80 and the four
story browrstone dwelling. 22.4yl0s. No. 800
East seventeenth street. to {. +. Murphy. for
vcsn T s S@ 9 s2I nt g%1HG s~ft9n II.
Hnss to George H. Fnck " Tor Si3 ~ also. a the
Lot. luoxl0O, adjoining, on the south side OF
VWesChester avenue. to A. Rotherme for
es 4e p s2t1 0n the sSERfS1,
avenue, 5II54 4, 0 to James ia es II.
?5I!3t.74x27 2lxl2t. to solomon Jacobs. Tor
Irregular, TO Z. c, Bell. Tor Si6.55O. and the
SSlonnE plot. 5Ox&'S irregular. to Joseph
William n! Ryan sold. in foreclosure. the
,hree.story frame dwelling No. 1854 Interva!e
n ". the braX qe snn for $TEso
Fourth street to the plaintiff. Max Weiss, for
$4,000, and for the executors. the four-story
r'own.ston dwelling. 1SHSlOO. No. 43 West
0NU 80 '
Samuel Goldsticker sold. for the executors.
me pot l't'lOSl25, with frame building and
stable, on the west side Of Seventh avenue
t1nning from 18th to l2Gth streets. to Israel
Srnharo!t for S4l5.OOO
Thomas c: Smith sold. in foreclosure. the
hatt Seyenty.frst street. to the plaintiff. Emily
DeAied. for $4,000.
W. ". Fogg sold. for the executor. the five
WW9ry 6rownstono fiat on lot 25xl0O. No. 135
"eN Sxieth street. to ]. T. Wall. for S24. 900
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OLD DOMINION LINE.

DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Primers Point, Newport News. and Richmond. Va,
connecting for Petersburg. Richmond. Virginia
Beach, Washington. d. c., and entire South and
West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from Pier 2S,
Norl. River foot of Beech st.. every weekday.
Except saturday, at 3 PM. and saturday. at PM.
II. B WALKER Traffic Manager
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1lnfurnishsd Rooms to 3rt.

ETH AVE. l23-I4+.I8I. I Fast 2Cth st.-Rooms
- floors, studios. SITTENHAM. 1913 9th ave.
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West Side.

18th ST. 23s wEST-Iarge, handsomely fur
4 nsbed front room for gentlemen, So: also
hall room. So. MEAD.
10TH ST. % wEST-Large second floor room;
10 modern improvements; bath adjoining; hall
room; gentlemen: couple; references.
81 ST ST. ST. WEST-Gocd rooms well furnished.
Z in private house: transients accommodated;
references: shown sundays.
DC)D ST, 24O WFST-Large front room: running
IL water: family private: use of bath; gentlemen.
02DsT. IA wEST-Ncwly furnished. decorated
10 throughout high class service suite, singly;
private baths; breakfast optional
9th ST. % wEST-Handsomely furnished
III second floor; southern exposure; private bath;
private table, high class reference.
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FURNISHED Rooms II apartments to Ert


BACHELOR APARTMENTS.
Handsome rooms. en- suite or sinGly 20 F.. 2lst st.
MADISON Az, l2o-Hand some suites aud single
4l rooms. with or without private baths, break
fast optional: references.
9th ST. 81 EAST. near University place. Large
y front parlOr to let, furnished.
DIST ST. l47 EAsT-SquAro and single sunny
= room with bath: private family; gentlemen;
references
GOD ST, ~ EAST-Handeome suite rooms on
~ second floor. for gentlemen only: references
required.
. ST ST. 80 EAST-Sunny parlors suitable for .
I'll physicians oice also large room with dress
ing room; reference.
SiTH ST. 347 EAST-SIcely furnished rooms in
OF private house; steam heated; for gentlemen;
81. 80; references.
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MILLER, BULL & KNOwLToN Agents.
30 BROADWAY.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-12-10
Observation-Disclosures
SOCIETY,".


The recreation of Woodworking wo-
men are so few and far between that
the cleaner who goes out to find what
their favorite amusements are is apt
to come back with a small sheaf of IN
formation. Athletic men are usually
engaged in some more lucrative pusl-
ness than riding on bicycles. swimming
for prizes or swinging on horizontal
bars, but women who are great go IerS
or riders or walkers usually devote
most of their time to these pursIIs.
On the other hand, women VINO work
hard at sewing or bookkeeping, Writ
ing, acting, painting, or studying the
intricacies of law or medicine are very
apt to merely rest when they have a
respite from their professional labors.
John Strange Winter, the novelist, has
complied a list of clever women, al OF
whom work hard and manage to find
time for variety of other things be-
sides. She herself declares she finds
her greatest distraction in attending
the sales of a French auction room.
Among the clever women who play as
we'll as work is Sarah Bernhardt, who
loves painting and sculpture and cycl-
ing. In summer she delights in FISH
ing and boating, and sometimes when
particularly energetic goes in for ten
mis- and cliff-scaling. Mime. Sarah also
tries her hand at literature, and has
written some charming sketches about
the sea and the fisher folk who live
near her summer home.
$3.50
Among the prominent Prescott visf-
tors last week were noticed Mr.. E. b.
Gage and wife, Mr.. ]. E. Morrison AMI
wife, Mrs. ]. c. Martin and Mrs. r. X
Coleman.
Messrs. Briggs Goodrich and Fred
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-12-10

Phoenix and is a guest of the Hotel
Adams.
Mr.. Frank F. Ward of Los Angeles
is visiting his father, d. w. Ward, of
this city.
D. c. Hinsdale of Oakland arrived in
the city yesterday and registered at.
the Ford hotel.
Louis Mel of San Francisco is at the
Commercial hotel being among yes
terday's arrivals.
E. Stein of Keokuk, Ia. was among
yesterdays arrivals. He registered at
the Hotel Adams.
Charles w. Caldwell of Danville, KY.
is a Phoenix visitor. He is registered
at the Hotel Adams.
w. Sungers of Prescott came down
on last nights train and is a guest of
the Commercial hotel.
r. c. Cline of Los Angeles was
among the visitors who registered at
the Hotel Adams yesterday
Harry R. Geer of ST. Louis was an
arrival in Phoenix yesterday. He reg
istered at the Hotel Adams.
M. Sinons of Lyons, Ia, was among
last nights incoming passengers. He
registered at the Commercial.
Miss L. Douglass of CLEVELAND, Ohio.
was an incoming passenger last night.
She is a guest of the Commercial
H. Unzicker of Chicago was among
the arrivals in Phoenix yesterday. He
is registered at the Hotel Adams.
Mrs. NJ. Mort of Pittsburg, Kan,
was an arrival in the city yesterday.
She is a guest of the Commercial hotel.
]. B. Gilchrist of Fierro, N. NJ, was
among yesterdays incoming passen-
gers. He registered at the Commercial
hotel.
Mrs. Albert Miller and Mrs z. E.
Haigler of Tempe We're Phoenix visit
ors yesterday. They registered at the
Commercial hotel.
Hon. j. c. Herndon and Hon. T. G.
iris of Prescott were capital city
ftors yesterday. They registered at
the Hotel Adams.
Ed c. Christ and r. ]. Kerr of San
Francisco were incoming passengers
yesterday morning. They are regis
tered at the Hotel Adams
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-12-10
BE WISE TODAY! IT'S MADNESS
TO DEFER; NEXT DAY THE FA-
TAI PRECEDENT WILL PLEAD.
THUS ON, TILL WISDOM is
PUSHED OUT OF LIFE.

Until further notice KILROY'S NEW
PALESTINE offers As City blocks,
twelve 50x1S0-foo lots in each, rang
ing in price from $3.50 upward, and
says THAT 1T IS THE ONLY THOR
.OUGHLY EQUIPPED ADDITION
PROPERTY IN OR TO THE CITY
OF PHOENIX TODAY having PER-
Feet SANITARY SEWERAGE, some
thing unknown to any other addition
to our city. BESIDE THIS, it is within
a stones throw Zone might say from
the business center, viz: On CENTER
ST., 1ST, 2ND. BIRD, 4TH, 9TH. 9TH
AND SEVENTH AVENUES. The as
sessed value Getty, county and terri
tory 1889 over $4,000, which to the
INTELLIGENT INVESTOR is evil
dence as to worth. Free water right
in Salt River Valley canal goes with
each parcel. NOTE: Phoenix curb
stone brokers and commission men not
allowed to handle our property:
KILROY'S NEW PALESTINE.
For our Single Lot Sales see Want Column
in this pape->
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-12-10

the grand masquerade bail Friday
evening. presented a pleasing sight
Miss Bessie Sharkey spent carnival
week in the city.
Mr. I'D Block and little daughter of
Prescott are guests of Mr.. John NJ.
Evans this week.
The following new books were added
to the Phoenix library last month:
young Mistley," 1.-The Lion and the
Unicorn 1.-The Afghan Knife Aga
tia Webb" THE Forest Lovers and
THE Deluge," second volume.
( 1850
I Among the notable visitors to the
city this winter are Mrs. H. D. Money
Money of Mississippi.
Mr. ]. T. Rumsey is spending the
third winter in our city.
Mr.. and MIS-. T Z. Shultz of Tempe
spent several days in the city during
the carnival. :
Mrs Mont P. Chubb, former libra
rian, is now residing in Los Angeles.
Dame Rumor says there is to be a
wedding in high life in Prescott ere
many weeks; the contracting parties
are a gentleman of Phoenix and a So
ciety belle of Prescott.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will have their sale of beautifully
dressed dolls and fancy articles on Sat
urday, December 16, from to 10 p. IN,
at the rectory in rear of church. Re
freshments will be served. All are in
Vited.
The following is a partial list of car
nival visitors from various Arizona
points:
Prescott-E. A. Kastner, S. A. Prince
]. Collins, DR.. Davis, T. E. Campbely
]. P. Burk, ]. Hudgens, G. B. Scam
nell, c. r. Martindale, J. H. Bagley. T.
B. Davis and wife, Reese Ling, Mrs.
Covilland, 1. p. Behan, Mrs. Cotton, DR..
]. NJ. Crely, ]. H. Robinson and wife,
r. E. Wells and wife, H. C. Storey,
Mrs. Parrot, G. c. Ruffner and wife,
"A. L. 1dTSn anu ldIlllly, d. w.
]. H. Emmertt, ]. B. Storm, T. a. Tri-
tie Jr., Joe Tierean, ]. E. Yeager, H. l..
Fishel, G. S. Furgeson, Ben Belcher,
William McCrea, Ed Lift. Charles
Martin, J. L. Munds, Tom Shultz, Rich
ard Dawson, E. G. Barthol ]. Wood,
]. P. Dillon, Charles Hooker, G. H.
Schuerman, ]. NJ. Speck. Il. E. An
drews, L. c. Gonzales, John Stocks, j.
K. Campbell, w. r. Stone, Ziba o.
Brown, Mrs. T. L. Harris, w. c.
Harris, Miss Bethune. Mrs. N. Curack,
Mrs P L. Harding, Miss Bridge.
Flagstaff-M. J. Riordan, T. E
Pollock, T. S. Bunch. E. E. Ellinwood.
T. E. Pulliam, Mrs. ]. w. Francis, Miss
Beal. H. E. Campbell, Mr.. H. Campbell.
D. NJ. Francis, F. Beal ]. A. Johnson,
]. A. Vail and wife, W. H. Anderson
c. G. Fenneu and wife. J. c. Under
stock, Harry Carley, Henry Cooper
Mrs A. A. Dutton.
Jerome-H. ]. Allen and daughter
Williams-George U. Young and j. &
Phelan.
Tucson-S. Y. Barley, Francis Reno
Henry Towle, w. S. Goldsworthy,
Misses Cowarf. A. ]. Goldschmidt, w,
M. Breckenridge, P. c. Brennan and
wife, Burt Orndorff.
GEM.
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PAY WHEN WELL

AS guarantee DIR. MEYERS &
CO. will let the patient deposit the
price of a cure in any bank in Los An
geles, to be paid after he is entirely
well. If it is not convenient to do this,
payments may be made in monthly in
stallments. 1t requires confidence,
backed by ability to make such an
offer. No other doctors will under
take a cure on these conditions.
DIR. MEYERS & co. conduct the
largest and best equipped medical in
stitution and have the most extensive
practice in the world. They avoid the
use of all mineral poisonous or danger
Gus drugs and electric belts. All their
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-12-10
A CARD.

In response to many repeated re-
quests by those desiring Mothers
Bread" but who do not always find it
convenient to send to the bakery, we
have yielded to the pressing demands
for a free delivery to all parts of the
city. Those desiring wagon 20 call
please leave word at Arizona Bakery
and they will be waited on promptly
and courteously.
Yours sincerely,
FREDERICK S. MURDOCH.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-12-10

Kirkwood, were two Tempe visitors
last week.
Mr.. George F. Coats, father of Mrs.
L. H. Chalmers and a former Phoenic-
ian, is in the city.
Mr.. c. K Newhall of Albuquerque is
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley
Christy.
The Misses Southern of California
are spending the winter in the city for
the benefit of the health of Miss jean
cite Southern.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Francis and children and
Miss Lillian Beal of Flagstaff arrived
Wednesday evening and will spend the
winter here.
Mrs. A. A. Armstrong, a former resi-
dent of Phoenix is in town.
Judge N. G. Layton, superintendent
of schools of Coconino county, is
spending carnival week in the city.
Miss Alice Postle is visiting in the
city. a guest of her aunt, Mrs. NJ. E.
Harrington.
Mrs. A. A. Johns is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. ]. NJ. Aitken, for a few days.
The many friends of Mr. Charlie
tombstone will be pleased to learn that
he is recovering from his recent ILL
ness.
Mrs. Thomas Sloan nee Miss Mamie
Plank. is visiting this winter with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Plank.
.
The friends of Mayor E. CAM re-
greet to hear of his indisposition with
rheumatic troubles and hope to see
him at his post again soon.
Miss Novinger of Kansas is here to
spend the winter with her uncle. Mr.. S.
Novinger a well known and highly re-
spected citizen of Salt River valley.
Attorney D. L. Cunningham of Will
Jams spent carnival week here.
Col and Mrs. NJ. H. McCord enter
tanned at their residence on North
Central avenue, Tuesday evening.
Those present besides a large number
of other guests were members of the
Albuquerque band and the McCord
regiment.
Mr.. William McIntire. a prominent
sheepman of Flagstaff, is in the city
for the winter.
Among the most notable society
events of the week was the minstrel
entertainment given by the Elks, We'd
nesday evening. The Patton Grand
was crowded to it's fullest capacity and
many turned away not able to secure
seats. To accommodate those who
were unable to be present Wednesday
evening it was decided to repeat the
performance Thursday evening.
An informal reception and hop was
held Thursday evening at the Mari
copa club rooms in honor of the carnl-
val queen and her six maids OF honor
Miss Kenyon, Miss Peck, Miss Sher-
man, Miss Todd, Miss Solomon and
Miss Marsh The fact that only few
were present did not prevent an en-
joyable time, which was highly en-
joyed by the following ladies and gen
tlemen: Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Heap,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews, the Misses
Ainsworth, Berry, Christy, Hancock
Smith and the Misses Maybor, Messrs-
Ainsworth, Buxton, Brizzard, Ben
ham, Hugh and Harry Creighton, Dun
lap, Masten and Wood.
The Misses Maybor of Chicago are
sojourning in this city.
The queen of the carnival surrounded
by her maids of honor and pages at
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-12-10

II you suffer with any of these symphonic
then you need HUDYAN. HUDYAN will cure
you, because HUDYAN gives strength and tone
to the and nerve-centers. HUDYAN il
natures nerve and tissue builder
II you take HUDYAN. your fears of danger
will be removed. for HUDYAN will make
you feel like new being. HUDYAN gives
renewed impetus to the circulation I'D en-
riches the blood, and this imparts health and
strength to the entire system. HUDYAN puri-
nes the blood, and is a gentle laxative. HUD-
YAM establishes a perfect digestion.
HUDYAN is for sale by druggists-5oc n
package, six packages for 81 so
If your druggist does not keep HUDYAN
send direct to the HUDYAN REMEDY COM.
PANY. corner stockton. Ellis and Market
streets. San Francisco, Cal.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-12-10
VELVET FLOUR = Ming.
PERSONAL MENTION.

A. H. Christie of Milwaukee is at the
Hotel Adams.
L. l.. Lyons of Denver registered at
the Hotel Adams yesterday.
o. G. Stephan of Omaha registered
at the Commercial last night.
Thomas F. Grindell of Tucson reg
istered at the Hotel Adams yesterday.
L. Oppenheimer of Kansas City, Mo-,
is in the city, guest of the Hotel Ad-
ans.
H. F. Wizard of Carrollton, Ohio, was
among yesterdays arrivals at the Ford
hotel.
]. K. Long of Denver is visiting
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-12-10
" HNk0i a" COFFEE FpESH
ROASTEO.

The thousands of visitors to the car
nival viewed with wonder and admira-
ton the handsome display of electrical
and plumbing goods exhibited by the
Scoville Plumbing company at It's
place of business, ia West Adams
street, during the past week. These
goods are always in stock and com
prise everything in their respective
lines. Scoville sells more sanitary
plumbing appliances than all the
plumbers in Arizona combined. His
stock is larger also and is therefore
the most complete. He is prepared at
any time to undertake and complete
in a satisfactory manner the highest
class work known to- the plumb
ers' trade. A visit to his store will
convince any one of this fact and in
cidentally that Scoville is the leading
plumber.
]. w. DORIS will give away FOUR
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-12-10
Doctors Can't
Cure It!

Contagious blood poison is absolutely
beyond the skill of the doctors. They
may dose patient for years on their
mercurial and potash remedies, but he
will never be rid of the disease; on the
other hand, his condition will grow
steadily worse. S. S. S. is the only cure
for this terrible affection, because it is
the only remedy which goes direct to
the cause of the disease and forces it
= from the system.
was afflicted with Blood Poison, and the
best doctors did me no good. though 1 took
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-12-10
PARALYSIS
MAY COME
FROM
WEAK
NERVES..

Paralysis, Partial
Paralysis and Loco
motor Ataxia are
q ] s e a 3 es OF the
nerves and nerve
centers. These most
serious disc ~s may
come as a reSul. CT
overwork or over
taxed nerves.
There are alwayS
wesrnlrS svmpto.us
to tell one " the
coming danger. ins
N o r e important ~
which are defective
nearing and throb-
ping in ears Gig. IN.
defective vision ami
%itching OF eyelids
sEig- .. disorder.d
digestion and sore
ness OF st o m a c h
gig. 81, absence OF
Aee-jerk Gig. a.
p a m 5 along s.iI.S
Gig. 81. pains in feet
Gig g. Another
very | m por t a mt
symptom Is palpita-
ton or fiuttering OF
heart and pain in
left side (Fig. d.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-12-10

their treatment fai I h.
fully. In fact, l seemed
to get worse all tn c
while. 1 took almost
every social e d blood
remedy, but they did not
seem to reach the dis
ease. and had no effect
whatever. 1 was di s.
heartened, for it seemed
that 1 would never be
cured. At the advice OF
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joints, causing the hair to fall out, and
completely wrecking the system.
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