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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-23

ia Transfer. 81. Paul-Barrett & Zim-
norman report trade light the past week,
anu prices somewhat weaker. The aver
age attendance of buyers was small. The
prospect of heavy crop in North Da-
kCta is effecting a fair inquiry for horses
from that country for the first time this
year. Values:
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HOGS

Total for today (estimated) ........1,25O
week ago Observation-Disclosures. ,65i
a year ago Observation-Disclosures. OPT
and butchers, s5.S6a5.g5; heavy heavy, s5.7s@
g.; rough packers, $5Q5.45; stays and
boars, $3Q5.25; pigs. $4lt5.
Market opened steady to weak and
closed PIC lower than Fridays average.
Receipts We're light. Quality averaged
fair to good and not quite so good as on
Friday. Bulk sold at So 90fI5. 50, with a
range of $5.812G6 Rough packers sold
steady at S.45. Representative sales:
Mixed and Butchers
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The following table shows the roads
over which yesterdays receipts came in
and the number of loads hauled by each;
Cattle. Hogs. Sheer. Mixed
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2.-The statement of the associated
banks for the week ending today shows:
Loans 1902, 155, 800, increase Sl.SS1, 400; de-
posits $9S2, S44 200. decrease 81 $50 coo: cir
culation $50. SS7. 500, decrease SIC. 500; legal
tenders $40, 021 200, incre ase 81 4S 200; specie
Sl73, 296, $780, decrease So S56 800 reserve S252.-
~. 400 decrease 81, 50S. 800; reserve required
S245, III ,C59 decrease $685., SIS; surplus 66l1.
$50, decrease 81, 17O,T75
MONEY MARKET-New York, June
R.-ClCs Money on call nominal PINE
ling exchange nominal. with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at S4S8 for de-
mand, and at 81. S57sGI4 .85a4 for sixty days
Posted rates, 81 1862 and $4.S9. CONNER
clal bills, $4.S424d4. s512. Silver certificates
nominally. SOC. Bar silver, 59;sc Mex
lean dollars. 47%c.
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3 @ eaS ss ssaasS
r. ROBERTS SUPPLY HOUSE, MiNnEsOTA.
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EI.sK HEARn THE THREAT.

-'Jncle Jerry Rusk was at this time A
member of congress and a close friend Of
GaT6rld. One night when returning from
q cen ultation with the president at the
White house the congressman stopped in
a ~ ucA-frequented cafe for a glass Of
e d water. An angry discussion was in
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-23
BANK CLEARINGs

ST. Paul-SS07, III.
Minnea3olis-S1. 1853, rs.
New York-$246, 731 SOS.
Chicago-S23, 343, 94S.
BoSton-S25, So. 494.
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For so Days We eru Corrugated Iron Roofing al

So 6I per square in lots Of
C orders S2.7O. Thi
with each square. This Is less
US several cars in excess of I
make this price. 1t IS oil fresh
in 8 and 10-foot lengths. Widt
to limit the amount to each en-
price. T. 8. 7o4t. Paintf
r, s. 7043. Painted, for D
*, e sOi painted beaded, e2-s0;
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Bar silver, New York ...... 591b sS5s
Call money, New York. Nominal 31a-5
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-23

even allowed to go down to Philadelphia
to eat Christmas dinner with my fam
lily, which was there at the time.
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.

BANK STATEMENT-New York, June
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26
THE VITALITY OF REPUBLICS.
History RepIete With 'Fheir Many
Glorious achievements
0From- tie saturday Evening Post.


Splendid were the successes Of Athens
under the government Of its en- citizens.
And the Roman republic,-that stands
as one of the most wonderful powers that
the world ever saw II WAS only after il
became an empire that signs of weakness
began 10 be seen. Venice as q republic
amassed amazing wealth and won count
less victories in naval warfare-and it be
gan 10 decline only when the idea Of re-
publicanism became more and more
changed toward aristocracy.
Nearly six hundred years ago men from
Uri. Schwyz. and UnterwaITen. net in the
Ruth meadow, and the republic that re
suited from that meeting stiH exists. The
Swiss Republic was merged. or controlled.
for short time by another aud stronger
republic. that Of France but at the con
clUsion OF the Eapoleonic wars it re
sumed its independent nationa lily.
The Holl2nders-what cOTqUeTiug re-
public they formed, and how they won. az
ter losses that seemed irretrieyable,
Magnificent yictorie- Were won by the
French Republic OF = century ago and
serious disasters came only after repub-
licanism disa ppeared. Spain-time-hon-
ored representative Of the conservatism
of Europeans defeated by the Repub-
lie Of Holland and aftervard lost great
possessions in South America through the
upbuilding of republics there More re-
Gently shsH lest IN war with the great
est OF all republics
England II would seem has been as IN
fortunate as Spain in her dealings with
rCpUblicanism. but she still refuses to
learn The uprising OF a republic lost
her the better part Of the North Ameri-
can continent In another war she suffer
ed such humiliating defeats as those of
the battles OF New Orleans and Lake
Erie. And in the Boer war she IS stiIl
losing in conflicts with an enemy she sup
posed she had beaten There is magic in
the idea of republic,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26

NEW YORK. Feb. 25-Tne stock Market
opened very active and Ieverlsh and with
exceedingly irregular changes resulting
from The Transactions Interest again
centred largely about the steel industrial
stocks. which II is believed will be en-
braced in the pending 2malgaElatiOn- On
tremendous dealings Steel and Wire was
again sharply depressed, while National
Tube was firm and American Steel Hoop
opened well above yesterdays final level
and advanced. The fluctuations in the
ether stocks CT this class were so con-
ficting IS to reflect utter confusion in
the minds of the public as to the real
terms to be accorded the old securities
N the amaIga nation
Elsewhere IN the industrial quarter a
further sharp decline was noted in Aneri-
can Smelling. and United States Leather
was weak. Sugar Refining was almost
wholly neglected.
The railway list also showed irregular
changes. but for the most part was
steady. particularly for St. Paul the
Southern Railway issues. and Burlington
and Quincy Little was done in the local
traction group
London furnished d higher range of
prices for American stocks, and was a
liberal buyer in this market at the oTen-
ing of business. but speculative interest
was SO concentrated upon the indus rial
quarter OF the market that the dealings
here for foreign account attracted little
notice
Before noon a sharp advance began i'll
ST Paul. and the other grangers also
worked W 20 higher levels St Paul
gained nearly four points from the low
point gained.
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Washington stock Exchange.

Sales Washington Traction and Elec-
trIc 41-z's- Sz,VUO4 6GI-Z, S1.GUy465 81.
$I.yy0g57; Union Trust and Storage: seq
los - 400 los 1-2-buyer 80, IG4lVS 81
buyer 90 Capital Traction goa 1V9 IA, 226
I05 Is, 2zgGIG5, 21a1G4 IS; Washington
Gas. 5Ga57 -. 2a5T II. Mergenthaier
Linotype 20Is3. 10G162 Il, I00162 81;
Ianston Monocype- 20GGl5 II. 100G15 Is.
620I15; American GraphophCne Co. com
mon 1o2Ts 81 IGGG9 IS: American
Graphophone Co preferred. 5CG10 IS.
After call-Tnion Trust and Storage Co
lGaIJS IS. loGlgS -; Lanston NonoJype.
ENl- l2-lf1s--s
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26
aoRE RELICS FROM THE RIO.
Clothes Belonging TO the Wiidrman
Children Drfft Ashore

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. ga basket
filed with chiIdren's clothes drIfted in
with the tide Sunday. This latest relic to
be washed ashore IS believed toccnLain the
children
Consul Wudman's son was eight and S
little daughter three years cid There
are several pairs of tiny slippers in the
basket, and a quantity of miscellaneous
articles of childrens wearing apparel
These things undoubtedly belonged to
the Wiidman children. as they were the
only children aboard the Rio
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26
GUESTS AT JEKYL ISLAND.
Admiral and Mrs CrownI=xhIeId En-
tertuined at ths. CIUb.

BRUNSWICK, Ga. FEB. 26.-AdIni-al
CrowninshieId, Chief Of The Bureau Of
Navigation. who, accompanied by Ms
CroWninshieId. reached Brunswick Satur-
day night from Washington. Inspected
the Government property On Blythe ISLAND
today Yesterday the admiral and his
wife were guests Of the club al JekyI ISL
and the yacht Rowland taking them TO
the clubhouse
There hey were met By Morris X Jesgp,
Cornelius n Bliss, and others now step
ping on the island Today the visitors
viii be the recipients Of courtesies from
the people Of Brunswick
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26
KNOCKED OUT AND ARRESTED.
Choxnsl<i Defeats Negro. But Both
Are Held.

GALVESTON. Tex. Feb 26.-Last nigas
in twenty rounds before the Cal, eston
Athietic Club between Joe Choynski and
Jack Johnson, a negro, Choynski knock
ed Johnson out in the third round with a
right hook on the jaw.
a squad OF Texas Rangers under Cap
tain Brooke thereupOn dashed into the
ring and arrested Choynski and Johnson,
who were sent to Jail, being unable TO
furnish $500O bail.
The penalty under the Texas Law for
engaging in a prizefght is from two 10
five years in the penitentiary at hard
labor
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New York Cotton Market.
THE GAYNoRs TO BE HELD.
Commissioner Shields VIII Await
the Action az Judge Brown.

NEW YORK. Feb, 26.-Commissioner
Shields hes decided 10 hold Capt. Ben
jamin D Greene and Col John F. E.
H and V. T. GaynoT TO await the action
Of Judge Brown. of the United states Dis
trict Court on an application tOr q war
rant OF removal 10 the jurisdiction of the
United States courts IN Georgia, where
they are under indictment for completely
in the harbor Improvement frauds OF aX-
Capt Oberlin NJ Carter.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N JUSTICES COURT OF THE DISTRICT of
COLUMBIA BEFORE SAM Il. r. CIIJR CH
4 JUSTICE or TILE PEACE. 90 r ST M
WASHINGTON. D. &C WRIGHT NICHOLS
to the OF the Sanders * Slavruap Co. .
corporation, " SHERMAN FuJTZ No.
$3.50
A summons in due form having been issued out
Of this court 10 a lawful constable OF this Dis
triet for the sad defendant and the same havn.
ben by said constable returned mot TO b.
found. ii Is hereby ordered that said defendant
cause his appearance Jo-be entered herein on or
before the FIRST II ESDAE. BEING THE SEC
OND DAY OF APRIL 4 d. 1901 AT THREE
O'CLOCK z NJ Otherwise rhe cause VIII be
proceeded with ~ IN case Of default
Given under my hand and seal ;hiS 18th day
OF February A. d. 1891
! True Copy Test:
,SraL} SAMUEL r. CHURCH.
trI4 26.mrj Justice Of the PeIle.
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THE IMPERIAL oPAL's OWNER.
Said 80 BE Maurice Lyons "a Wealthy
Australian

LONDON, Feb. 25.-The Chronicle
states that TIE owner Of the Imperial
opal" which II is said viii be presented
10 King Edward is Maurice Lyons. an Aus
tTalian lawyer and large landowner.
This opal, which IS said TO weigh 30
carats, IS reported TO have been placed
for safe keeping in q London bank
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help. It's almost sure to heal. II has
cured ninety-eight per cent. of those
who gave it fair and faithful trial.
Mrs. Il A. Alsbrook, Of Austin Lonoke Co,
Ark, writes: AFTER 1--WE months of great suf-
feriug with female weakness write this for The
benefit Of other sufferers from the same attic
ton. I doCtOred with our family physician
without any good results. so my husband urged
to try Dr.. PicTces medicincs-whiCh ] did
with wonderful rcallts- ] am completely cured.
I took four bottles of DR.. Pierces FayoTitc Pre-
seription. four Of his Golden Medical Discov-
cry and two walls of ms Pleasant Pellets"
Sick women are invited TO consult Or.
Pierce by letter free. All correspond
ence confidential. Address DE. r v.
Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26
CHAMBERLAIN TO DINE Hay.
An Expression Of Gratitude &c the
Consul ut Pretoria.

LONDON, Feb. 26--It is stated tina
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain will give
a dinner to AdeIbert Hay, American Con
SUI al Pretoria. on the eve of his derar5-
ure from London for Washington. whi1hsr
he Is now en- route from his post
Many members Of the Government and
War Office have been invited The dinner
viii be an expression of gratitude for
the protection afforded to British inter
ests IN Pretoria by Mr.. Hay
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26
HAVING 4 run on CHAMBERL4IN,S
COZ Gil REMEDN

Our druggists have had such a run on Cham
lrrIam'- cough Remedy that they have had 10
order laore. aud today there is none ni% ;he
town ! ,gert for a bottle this morning and
the druggist said. -thaubrrIain's goes quicker
than ans other kind. says II. Goddard Edge-
mont y d. There Is good reason for It's uopu-
Iari;y. No other remedy VII loosen and re
Iievc a cold quickly NJ other viii prevent
Z cold ar an attack OF the grip from resulting
IN pneumonia No other Is more pleasant or safe
70 take For sale 10y Slienry Evans, wholesale
and retail and all druggists
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26

her pain. Only
thoEe who note the
dark hinged eyes,
the lines about
the lips, the coca
sional pailor Of
the cheek, know
the real story.
Such women are
among the most
grateful for the
cures performed
by the use OF DR..
J Pierce's Favonte
Prescription. To
smile and not TO
suffer IS something
wonderful TO them.
Women suffering
from female weak
n ( Sc, infarama-
ton, liberation or
the drains that so
weaken the body,
may take Favor
ite Prescription "
with almost abso-
lutte certainty Of
.>,,rA Ire r,--. .,
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Smile end Suffer .

That's the motto Of many a woman's
life She manages the house, receives
friends, entertains company. with a moan
IN the mouth which IS stiiied and smile
on the face which is q mask to cover I'D
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26
.IRREGUbARIIIY IN STOCKS
Uncertainty il The Steel Deal Helps
Professionals.

Sharp Rrcsss ira Wire and Advances
in Tube and EToop-Fue GrmnEers
Rally soIartiy Eef"Fe Noon Under
the Lead OF IT. PauI-Thc South
eru Railway Securities strong
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26

From Puck.J
Dr. Howls-But surely. you don't fear death,
being % Sure of heaven
Mr. Beacon Nm {of Bostou)-But Just think
OF leaving Boston forever
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26

AlVay- phone C34- Arlington Botting Co. Tor
Heurioh-, MIcrzen senate, and Lager IL bottles.
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Ny, Orleans Entries.

Some frst-class Office rooms for rent in Hutch
FMS Building corner Tenth and streets north
west Elcvatce steam heat. electricity. and very
low Eeat.
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

YorNG PARROTS. singing canzries. knocking
birds dogs. cats. rabbits gold fish, etc; catS-
logue Tree SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. ~ io'h 81
nv auI2
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26

Corrected dsily by " E Hibbs & Co. nam
Lers Of the New York Stock Exchange, l4I9 F
Street
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

,I a truss. but ne carries the Air
s-=ysg-.,e-SLs Cushion Truss all over the Uaited
~ - States. alien, women and children
Wear and Ike them. The Air Cushion Pad holds
sith co-s-fszt; nothing else viii Consu, tatiOn
and two weeks trial free. Lady IN attendance for
ladies' Office p=rlors. waiting, and consultation
rOoTns on the same Hoor Gaia ogues Tree THE
RORICK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. 1924
At uW % door mbl0tfem
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WEAK MEN!

Instant Relief cure in IS days Never returns viii
gladly send sufferer IN plain sealed envelope
FREE prescription with fun directions for quick,
private for Lost Manhood Night Losses Nervous
Debility. small Weak Parts VaTicocele etc Address
G. 3. Wright. Music Dealer Box 762. Marshall, Mica
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26
Gas STOCKS
Chicago Grain md E.rnvIsEon ,Iarl.

Washington Gas..----.-..-..--...-. 81 Sd
New stocks
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-To exchange a new Columbia graphic
phone for a typewriter. Address Box 532 this
Office ezl-6
Arizona republican., 1901-01-23

We lend money for ourselves and others on improved real estate. The Evans Loan and Investment Co.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-23

TWO OF THEM.--Same old charge, drunkenness. Nothing dramatic m either case. Same old fine, s each. So said the city recorder yesterday.
 SHEEP SHEARING CAMP-An out fit left yesterday afternoon for Cave Creek, where MT. Houck will estab- fish a sheep shearing camp. There was a big and newly constructed tub for the washing of the sheep and all other paraphernalia necessary in the establishment of such an institution.
 TIRED OF THE JOB.-- Edward Kelly, who was elected justice of the peace of Wickenburg precinct. last fall, has tired of his job and rendered his resignation to the board of supervis- ors. That precinct will be short on official justice till some one petitions to succeed him.
 THE WORSE FOR LIQUOR.-Kitty Murphy was arrested yesterday in the lower part of town on the charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. She was engaged in the abuse of nearly everyone who chanced to pass her
  the use of language. &s
 CATTLE FOR THE BLOCK-George Pusch. a well-known Tucson butcher who served Pima county in the Twen- tieth assembly, came up to see how the new statesmen began business. h. cidentally he bought car load of beei cattle for the Tucson market, ship ping them last night over the M. r.
 JOINT INSTALLATION.- Washing ton lodge No. 16 I. O. o. F. and Olive Rebekah lodge No. Il of Glendale will hold a joint installation ceremony to- night at their lodge room and a party of members of the Phoenix lodges oi the order accompanied grand master A. R. Kilgore. and will be present to assist in the ceremonies.
 ANOTHER HOuSE.-H. w. Cham berlain yesterday laid the lines for the foundation, of his new residence prop erty to be erected on North Flrs' avenue in Bennett's addition. It will he A handsome brick residence with all modern improvements and VIII cost somewhere in the neighborhood ol s2.500.
 TO SEE THE FOLKS.-Frank Hef- lin returned yesterday from Silver Cl's to visit two or three weeks With friends and relatives. He came via Fl Paso, where he took in the carnssa and of course. had good time. MT Heflin Is employed by Gillett x Son wholesale grocers, and says the coun' try in the vicinity of Silver City i' prosperous and times generally are good.
 COURTESY TO LEGISLATURE The board of directors of the PhoeniA Country club met in the offices of K Allyn Lewis last night and adopted a resolution courteously extending t' the members of the legislature tho | privileges of the Country club house
Arizona republican., 1901-01-23

and grounds. The directors also de- cided upon a ball soon.
 GOLF GAMES.-In the golf contest the Country club Mir. Young won over his opponent MT. Sloan, and MT. Creighton won his game with MT. Pierronet. Messrs. Young and Creigh- ton will meet this afternoon to play the final game which determines who shall have the championship cup.
 PROBATE COURT.-In the probate court yesterday there was partial hearing of the report of the admins trator of the estate of Manuel Ortiz, the hearing being continued until Jan uary 29. The administrator was ordered to pay the debts accumulated during the last sickness and put the affairs of the estate in order for the appoint ment of a guardian. The additional bond of Eva l., White, guardian of Le- land and Lorimer White, was filed and approved. o. H. Christy admin. istrator of the estate of William Mitch ell, returned account of the sale of personal property. The final account of R. N. Wallace. administrator of the estate of H. B. Griffith, was filed and hearing set for next Tuesday.
 BACK FOR THE WINTER Miss Cooper, daughter of Col. J. s. Cooper, of the Ford hotel, returned from Chi cago yesterday morning and will re- main here till warm weather returns. She was accompanied by Miss Moran of Chicago, her guest, also by Mrs. De- Crock, a sister of Miss Cooper, and Miss F. M. Walsh, a sister of MT. John k. Walsh, proprietor of the Chicago Chronicle. Col. Cooper expected to ac- company the party but has been de- tained on account of necessary treat ment of his eyes, which have bothered him considerably of late. He will probably get here about the first of February. Miss Cooper has spent several winters in Phoenix and her visits have become as regular as the returning season.
 MASS MEETING.-The water stor- age committee yesterday had under consideration the matter of forest res ervation, the details of the meeting btllS gwen III dIDlieT Coluiii, anu IL was decided to call a mass meeting of citizens to be held in the Doris theater Saturday, at ? o'clock, for the purpose of discussing the question and outlining a plan of action. This will be a meeting of great importance to every property owner in the valley and every citizen who can do so, be he farmer. mechanic or business man, should do his utmost to be present.
 THE INSPECTOR CASE.-The case of the territory versus D. R. Smith. live stock inspector for Phoenix, was tried yesterday afternoon before Justice Burnett and taken under advisement til, Thursday at o'clock when a judg- ment will be rendered. J. B. Wood ward appeared for the defense, the prosec ecution being conducted by District Attorney A. J, Edwards as- sisted by Thomas Armstrong, Jr. The case is one wherein the territory at tempts to show that the inspection and tagging of the hide of a steer killed by a local butcher was not done in ac- cordance with the law.
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man came in our store the other day and after looking around few minutes calculated about as follows: Well, by hokey. I'd rather guess what have you fellows (pulling a piece of pa- per out of his pockeO got safety pins and thread?" "Yes, sir, we keep them" Well, want them; and do you keep rope and nails and calf blabs?" "Yes, sir we replied, i've have those things" Mandy said somethin' about getting a churn and set of dishes. but l reckon I'll have to go down street for them" No, sir; we have large as- sortment of churns, a big stock of dishes at bottom prices, and we think We can please you" Well, by Ned; l guess you have everything Mandy put on this list except the matches and We keep matches" replied the clerk, "and our line of scissors and shears is the largest in the city. We have a good line of combs, every one a bar gain. and our Topaz toilet soap and Gala Lily borax soap sells at cents a bar and makes this hard water in Phoenix wash like rain water" Well what haven't you got, anyway? guess you may tie these things all uI and pack 'em pretty we'll as I have a lcng way to go. I'm going down street to get some powder and a bottle of vaseline and some paper and envel- opes. What. you keep these things Well, this is the biggest little store ever saw. I am glad I happened ir here. I'm couple of dollars ahead or my buy. Of course, there may bt something that don't suit, and Your money back for anything yor have purchased that don't suit al Davidsons cash store" replied tht clerk. Well" said the man, this i. the place for me. Spot cash, goot goods. Low prices means profit fol the purchaser as we'll as>the merchant I'll be back next week to see your lin' of steel ranges. I'll bring Mand! along Good day.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-23

Miss Powell, manlcurins, hairdress ing, chiropody and facial treatn'"nt, Scalp treating c speclalty. Rooin ]. Gooding Block. opposite Adams sl.