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Arizona republican., 1906-06-22
PHOENIX MARKETS
 AND THEIR FIGURES
The Present Supply aud Prices of
 Fruits and Vegetables.

Notwithstanding the fact that the acreage planted was this year below that of any previous season there has been no shortage in the watermelon market locally. Yesterday the fifth carload shipped from the valley went out over the southern route, shipped by the Walter Hill company. Of the four previous cars sent out by this firm two went into the northern part of the ter Titory, one to the mining camps of the southeast and one to the coast. The coast car brought the best prices, al though it is like.y that with the in crease in the demand at territorial points the prices paid the growers To- cally will also increase. The varieties so far brought into town have been the Kohls Early and the Florida Fla vorites and the melons have been of 2 good selling size and of average quality.
 Cantaloupes on the market are late and it will likely be next week before shipments in any quantity are made So far there have been few small shipments to territorial points but they have been by express and the quality of the fruit has been but fair for early cantaloupes. Next week valley grown tomatoes will be in. what has hereto fore been sold coming almost exclu- sively from Guaymas. Mexico. They have been of a poorer quality than those of last season, accounted for largely by the fact that Guaymas has had a wet season and the growing life of the plants has been short. The to- ma atoes, however, are of fine appear lance
 The small fruits so far offered in the local market have been brought in by the commission houses from California in small shipments. The prices are high and the fruit scarce. It is like y the California strawberries now on hand by the dealers will be the last. The coming week the valley berries will be brought in in much larger quapti- ties and will supply the local market until the fruit goes out of season. There will be no small fruit shipped from the valley this year to outside points and very little to territorial points.
 The Walter Hill Fruit company was yesterday paying the following prices:
 Watermelons, per ton. SEQ; canta- loupes, soc to 75c per dozen; cucum- bers. 212c per pound; green corn, per dozen, l2c: summer squash, per dozen, 12c; string beans. 5c per pound. The company offered the market white sil- yer skin onions at $2.OO per cwt; Ber- mudas, $2.50 per cwt.; valley potatoes. $3.0O per cwt.; California potatoes, $2. 50 per cwt.; blackberries, S1.5O per crate of 15 boxes; plums. S1.75 per crate Of four baskets; cherries, S1.4O for TO- pound box. A shipment from Califor- mia of potatoes, oranges and lemons was expected to arrive today.
 Of bunch vegetables there is a good supply being brought to the city daily : by the ranchers and the gardeners. | Peas and asparagus are about all gone |
Arizona republican., 1906-06-22
OF LOCAL
 INTEREST
FORMER PHOENIX RoVs .vlsl7

FORMER PHOENIX BOYS VISIT Ralph H. Melczer, son of the late William Melczer, has been spending several days in the city visiting friends and relatives. He left last evening for New York City, where he makes his home, with his mother.
 FROM NORTH re SoUTH-w. F. Staunton, wife and child passed through the city yesterday, arriving on the train from the north in the after noon and left last evening for Tomb stone. MT Staunton has for several days past been at Prescott.
 COLLECTOR M'cORD IN TOWN
 M. Fl. McCOrd, collector of the port of Nogales, passed through the city yesterday en route to Pinal county where he is interested in mining prop erty. It was his intention when he left Phoenix to return here today
 A GLENDALE EXCURSION-An excursion will be run Sunday by the Santa Fe railroad to Glendale, and to the site of the Eastern Sugar company's factory, the fare for which has been announced to
Arizona republican., 1906-06-22

FOR MISSES WHITE CANVAS OK kA Q FORDS, low heels; the very same JUO shoes you have always been paying S5c
 for-sizes 111a to 2.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-22

1 be 60 cents for the round trip The train will leave the Santa Fe depot at 20 city time and return to the city on the regular train which reaches here at 3: l5 D. m.
 WHERE IS MRS. KIDD?-Col. c. w. Johnstone has a letter of inquiry from a lady in Fl PasO, who seeks the ad- dress of Mrs. Addie Kidd, who spent several weeks in Phoenix this past winter. If anyone can furnish the in formation it will be thankfully received by that official.
 THE MEAL TIME MEAL-There is some genius rowing about in the west who will some day, sooner or later be famous. He has already done a sketch which should it come under the obser- vatiOn of an art connoisseur. would mean for him a small fortune. The sketch must have cost it's present own CT, w. $. Goldsworthy, general agent of the Santa Fe, a goodly sum of money,at any rate. he claims that he would not part with it for any price The name of the artist is not known. The sketch is illustrative of the phrase so common in railroad adver- Using Meals at Meal Time" Seated by the side of a railroad the cars of which are lettered s. P, reposes a Weary Willie and more weary indi- vidual could not be drawn from the most imaginative minds. The details of the picture are fine. The hills in the distance, the rising sun, the patches on the clothing the proverbial tin can. the stick and the bag made from a handkerchief are all there. He has
Arizona republican., 1906-06-22

The brightness of sunshine The glory Of mountains The health Of the pure, fresh air. Are combined in the sheath Of the eae-
 tus sweet Which Donofrio makes rich and rare.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-22
HIS BUSY DAY.

Ethel" he whispered. -wiH you marry me-"
 ..I don't know. Charles she replied. cOyly.
 Well, when you find out he said. rising. send me word will youe ! shall be at Mabel Hicks until I0 o'ciock If l don't hear from you by 10 I'm going to ask her"
Arizona republican., 1906-06-22
AMoNe oREeoN eINEs

A home in thriving lumber town modern oonveniences. windmill auI outbuiidings. for sale or exchange for Salt River Valley property x IT. Thurston, R. F. D. No g. Box ls5. Phoenix. Ariz-
Arizona republican., 1906-06-22

Watermelons-Fine big, ripe ones. in cold storage. Fine cantaloupes; finest in the world. Phone Main 8. Tribolet's Cold Storage Market.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-22

The man who has the reputation of being lucky may merely have been born with common sense.-Philadelphi Record.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-22
TOR ovnR s1xrY TEARS.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the cftld. softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie. and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea- Twenty-Five cents a bottle
Arizona republican., 1906-06-22

NOW all druggists three sizes. 25 cents. so cents and $1.OO per bottle.
 EnEE To show quickly Danderine VII FnEEs large sample free by niaii who sends the kaoWfton Oanderine Co.,, Chicago, and address and in silver stamps pay postage.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-22
 Grew This Hair
 AND WE CAN PROVE TT.

Little Frances Marie KnoWltOn is the daugh- ter of Dr. E. W. Knowlton. the discOVerer Of this great hair-growing remedy. and her beaut- full hair was grown wholly by the use Of this great tonic.
 This little girl had no more hair than the average child before using Danderine, while now she has the longest and most beautiful head of golden hair ever possessed by child of her age in the world
 Danderine makes the scalp healthy and fertile and keeps 1T so. It is the greatest scalp feTtili ger and therefore the greatest hair producing remedy ever discovered. It is a natural food and wholesome medicine Tor both the halr and scalp. Even 25c. bottle Of it will put more genuine life in your hair than gallon oi any other hair tonic ever made
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
CITIES
GATHER
PARKS

"rhs Improvements that are under
way Ia the south Park district, 10
Chicago, are vast 10 their scope. With.
In the last three years they have spent
0,500,oo0 Ia providing aud equipplng
from ten % sixty acres in area. Zach
l. equipped vita bulldogs and iudoor
gymhasiums with physical culture Ia
structors aud lecture rooms Chicago
oF rather Cook connty. is preparing
% acquire i7.O00 acres as a forest fo.
serve few miles north and southwest
% the city limits. This reserve L. 20
BE- maintained Ia its natural coudi
ions as a woodland park
- New YORK. of course, has the great.
est park system. both ia the amount
% G"qey expended and Ia natural
beauties. They are adding 20 their
holdings In the BronK and along ths
Hudson river. Baltimore spends a mil
lion dollars annually iis parks. One.
half of this sum Is derived each year
from the street railway company. The
corporation, under the terms OF its
franchise, pays that much directly into
tho park fund TIE rest Is secured by
a tar levy Baltimore L improving lis
parks aud trying 20 make a feW boule.
ward connections
''In Philadelphia the Fairmouu. park
holdings are being increased. This
park, which was originally ltOO assss
Ia area, little larger than sWinope park
nov covers 1000 acres In Washington
tho largest improvement they are con.
templating Is 10 change the Mall. II l.
1900 feet wide and extends fr0n the
capitol % the Potomac. II Is planned
70 group public buildings along each
eide and reserve the center space Tor
parkway with a double roadway and
plaza. Bufalo's park system l. In
about the same state OF completion as
oars, and its park income Is about
the ssne. Scarcely any bouleyaTds
have been started. Ia Cleveland not
much has been accomplished. Some
park reservations are in course Of con
stEuction, but are not nearly 90 far
advanced a. ours OF b0uleyards they
have none. In So. Louis about all they
are doing is 10 restore Forest park
Whieh the Worlds Fair maTTsd. They
have no boulsyaFds 10 speak H.
American Civic Association Publiea'
tion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
WILLIAMS
JUBILEE
SINGERS

Williams Original Dixie Jubilee Sing.
ers appear at the Grand Opera House
tomorrow, Saturday, evening. The
Brandon sun says:
"The Original Dixie Jubilee Sing.
ers delighter large audience at the
opera house on Monday evening with
The familiar plantation melodies and
other popular songs. 1t was one Of the
Few occasions on which the people here
had the privilege Of hearing the OIL
favorites. and the manner in which the
clever Dixie singers rendered them left
nothing to be desired. The company
possesses an exceptionally good basso
in Mr.. Crabbe. Mrs. williams was par
ticularly good The entire company
showed wonderful musical ability. and
Mr. williams did the funny part to
perfection"
seats on sale az the box Office tomor.
row morning at p O'Clock. The prices
for this engagement will be SO, IS and
e5 cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
OA9TOREA.
A..ntA. 1ili Mad t'l Alu Lsln BosIDi
''';;''' q &1HzZEzI

Horthorn Educators IN Convention.
g. Cloud Nina. April a0.-'fhe
Northern Edueatlonal association OF
ened its annual convention here today.
II will last two days, and promise. 20
BE- unusually successful The opening
session was held ~ che Normal build,
ing. whore President r. a. Hartley do.
livcred bis annual address. Tho aum'
her of delegates aud mrmbers is er
osptlonally large and ineludes many
pfominsni educators from various
part. of the state. The principal fea.
lures of fhe convention win be- the
meeting AZ tho opera house, a which
tho Hon. Thomas n. Kans Of g. Paul
will deliver sn address on "signs Of
tho Tines"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
TYPHOID 0ERMs IN RIVER
Three scoW DwellsFs Taken M and Re
moved 10 the Hospital.

As a direct result of drinking river
water aud living 10 seovs and teuis
along the bapks Of the river below thls
city. au epidemic Of Uphold fever has
broken Out Ia two amlhes 10 the 70.
gion of Guide Lake, north Of The lev.
y and CLARK fair gfouaAs Three per-
sons arc under treatment at 81, Via.
ceut's hospital The situaiion aud eif'
eumstanees have been reported 20 city
Physieiaa Wheeler, Who vin conduct
aa Investigation and take steps 20 put
an end 10 the drinking of river water
By the dwelleFs and campers, and com
pei them 10 move farther Up ths stream.
The sPpeaTause Of tyPhoid was 70
ported 20 the city board of charities
yesterday, and Mis- Baldwin, Of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
To Make Furniture.

The Fortmiller Furniture Company
Thursday filed articles Of incorpora
tion In the Office Of the secretary Of
state. VIM. Fortmiller. Fred Fortmil.
Ter and J. W. Alihouso are tho iucor.
porators, aud the principal business Of.
fce will be At Albany The capital
stock Il seo.OOe. and the company
will carry on a general house furnish.
ing business and The trade Of undertak
ers and embalmers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
Personals

John BENIGN Is Portland visitor
today
W y. Gaicus went to,Portlaud this
morning
Scott Thompson .of Roseburg. is visit
ing here.
David r. simmons Of Eugene, is Ia
the city on business.
p. +. Barnes was among the Portland
passengers this morning
J. r. Wyatt, of Albany, is In the
city tranmcting business
W T. Rigdon went % Chcmawa this
morning on an official visit
p. ?. Boggs was registered yesterday
az the Kaiscrhoa, Chicago.
Councilman Paul Wallace has rc'
turned from a visit 10 Albauy
d. V. Vaughn, the Democratic poll
tician, returned 90 silvertou today.
Miss Josie Moorhcad. Of Junction
City. is visiting friends IN this city.
superintendent G. W. James was
called 20 Portland today on business.
Mike shechan. one Of the employees
at the state prison h 10 Portland 10.
day.
Warden Curtis. of the pcnitentiary
went 20 Portland today % attend the
primaries.
Mrs Bernard Lyman, of Portland, L.
visiting her mother, Mrs, Jesse Macy
Of south salem.
Miss Minnie Holt, who has been Wis.
iling friends here, returned 90 her home
Ia Portland yesterday.
Miss Lois Pear, of Portland. who has
been yisiiing Mr. and Mrs Russel Cat
lin, returned home this morning
Prof c. .. Boyer will 80 % coryal.
lis this evening 90 act as judge at the
intercollegiate oratorical contest
Mrs Wiuans aud family are anxious
for Rev. winans and daughter who,
when heard from last, were az san
jose.
DE- talbseathi superintendent of the
state Insane asylum. was among ihe
southbouud passengers on the nl3
tFaiu.
Mrs. Abigail scott Duniway Of
Portland, addressed the prisoners AZ
the state prison last evening on "The
Outside World"
Mrs. A. o. Condit OF this eity. read
paper a. the session OF the Women 3
North Pacific Board Of Missions. which
met In Portland yesterday.
Mrs. NJ L. 3. Lyon aud Mrs. J. r.
Philips were Ia attendance at the Pres.
byterian Board OF Missions, which Goa.
yened In Portland yesterday.
Among ths Jefferson people in salsm
the past week were Mrs. j, l. steiwsr
Miss Lulu jones, q. n. Saith, Mrs. D.
A. AuppeTle, Mr.. and MFa Mar.5l
Looney, H. A. Clodfelter. A. J. Camp
bell A. C. Libby and Miss Ruth Reed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

Visiting Nurses Association, was sent
20 investigate She found one woman
In q two.foomed scow sick IA bed. and
two others, a girl 20 years Of age and
a boy Or 5 years old, siek IN q tent
near by. Dr. y. r. Geary was called
and Ne pronounced them an typhoid ot
the worst type. They were removed 10
st viucent's hospital
Both famillss are Russians and the
surroundings of that part Of scov town
Ia which they reside are unsanliaFy.
The older woman gave The uame of
Mrl }. Krouashnski. tho younger one
Mias Rosa Kaaudi and the little boy
PRANK Ka'andi.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
al nIncrenoa III onlnInn.

John Van Valkcnburg was placed
under arrest this morning by one of
tho deputy sherlns, on a complaint
sworn out by Mrs. Oiger, Of Brooks,
FOR stealing a watch and other icwelry
He will probably be givea a prellmiu.
ary hearing this afternocn.
Il l. reported that some spite work
l. In tho ease. Tho young fellow al.
mits that the icwelfy IL In hls posses.
sion. bot asserts the the woman gave
lt 30 him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

due honors as tho gucs, Of tho rraaio
Club. Ho was shown the sights Of
Pittsburg and vicinity today and win
take another round trip tomorrow. as
the guest Of General Manager McRea
of the Pcnnsylvanla lines Tomorrow
evening che ambassador will be the
guest Of Representative Burks a. a
theater party. The banquet this even.
Ing viii bo AZ the Hotel schenley, and
covers viii be laid for 90 guests.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

sehwarts had iust taken posscssion
Of the little book shop which ho had
purchased wlih the idea that there
would BE- an ideal occupation Cor him.
permiiflhg him % .it around aud smoke
his long pipe an tho time. His afst
pairon-or wouldbe paifon-on ths
hrsi morning OF bic adyeut a. a book
dealer, vas q young woman who waut.
% % gct a book dealing with Arctic
romancr.
"oood morning" she said. Have
you got 'fFdEen Dog salesi'
"Nati Lady. dis l. not a Chlness
restaurant 4"
"hut you dout understand nae. <
mean-n
"f never heard of frozen dog tsili
yet Msppe dey ere somedlng dose
Filingpeene beetles eats. But not here,
lady, nod here. Dis is a book store, {
"WelL probably you DO not quite
understand me. / wauied 20 gst cone
book ihsi had siofiss % the boriA b
H. Pefhsps you have fPufdn9rl' /"
80, ma Am. Dare iss nobody Ia dlss
store but mysslluf schmidt wanted "a
take half bnt souldu't let him Ia %
IA, unt--"
hui tbe yonpg woman vas huFrying
out Cleveland Leader.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

PittsbuTg, Pa, April 90 Baron
spsek yon sterBberg. the GeTman am.
baszdor 20 the United States, noW On
a Fisit 10 this city, win be The prin'
eipal speaker a. the annaal banquet
Of the Pittsburg TFaihe Club this
evening Baron y0n steFpbeTg arrived
acre yesterday and Vas received With
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
Notice

The Capital National Bank IL trans
acting its san Francisco business
through and drawing drafts on the
F.-s' National Bank Of Oakland. where
its outstanding drafts on san Fraucisco
will be cashcd on presentation.
Drafts on san Francisco received
Tor collection only With demand and no.
iicc duly waived
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
X-RAYS

fonians may be slow sometimes
Bic not when Il comes to aiding the
t.'plesa, u is another story.
when it comes to sympathy, Il may
be nid Of Oregon, "Her feet are
beautiful upon the mountains"
There are a few people In the eoun.
try who would gladly send "Cake"
Instead Of bread to California.
oonilemen, aud fellow citizens, how
sorry are you for our neighbor 10 the
southi Put IL down In figures, aud
coin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

Take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea this moath. Dflvss away spflug
tirsdness, gives appetite snd sleep,
makes you well aHd keeps you we'll
Great family ioale. IS esnts, Tea or
Tablets Dr. stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

Mrs. c. Peterson, rs Lake e., 10.
Peka, Kas, says "of sll cough rem
sdies BallaFd's HOEshound syrup = ny
favoTitei Il has done and win do al
that is claimed for ito speedily suEs
all coughs and s0lds-and Il Il % sweet
and pleasant 70 the taste. Sold b. D
J. FTy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

Success has crowned our efforts Of
untiIing eudeavoF aud We pFesent 20
the public with a eonadenes never be
fore held By any other medicine. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea 80 cents
Tea or Tablets. Dr.. stone drag riore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

Report comes from Howell that no
Democrats were on hand % take their
places as Judges of election In that
precinct Tho election viii be held
without any members Of that party on
the board.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
A DIFFERENCE
IN LUNGS.

In the Edinburgh Uni.
versity three human lungs lie
side by side. One is of an
Eskimo and is snow white.
In life, this would be ruddy
with rich blood. Another Is
that of a coal-miner and is
black. The other is of a town
dweller and is a dirty slate
gray, as are the lungs Of most
city residents. That's why
consumption thrives in cities.
One reason why SCOTS
Emulsion does so much to
keep down consumption is
because it helps to keep the
lungs clean and supplies
them with rich, red blood. IL
makes the lungs germ.re-
sisting. If the body is run
down and health Is at a low
ebb SCOTS Emulsion will
build it up quickly and per
manently.
SCOTT q BowNE. sos Pearl s,r,,, Ns- Yo,h
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
Zine rsh

The Willamette Hotel had so more
imported Fan.rail Gold Fish arrive
yesterdays larger than hrst lot. e5c
each. This is a rare chance 20 get
fan.iail hsh.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

To further The improvements Teesntly
made IN the science hall a. Sacred
Heart Academy, an entertainment will
bo given BY the pupils on Friday ovsn.
lag, April Goth. s.iTSt
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-02-14
Senatorial AppOrtionment.

The Senatorial apportioninent which
has passed second reading in the House
at Harrisburg, and will doubtless become
law, and OF which mention has heretofre
been made, has again undergone serious
change, and this time leaves Forest coun-
tv, and the whole district for that matter
ia worse predicament than ever so far
as the Republicans are concerned. In the
latest arrangement of tine bill the district
remains a. now constituted, with the ad-
ditiOu Of Clinton county, making stretch
Of territory reaching from Butler county
in the west 10 Union county in the east,
distance Of nearly three hundred miles.
As the original bill was framed Forest
and Clarion counties we're attached to
Warren and VeDsDgO, an arrangement
eminently satisfactory to our people, and
which would have been compact, con-
venient and homogeneous district, but it
issyident some Of our good neighbors had
no use for us, and 10 the change was
made and Forest county was thrown out
and linked With Clinton, one Of the cen
tral Pehn-ylYania counties. 10 get an
idea Of what Onr district will look ike
take map Of the State snd draw a line
through the counties Of Clarion, Forest,
FIX, Cameron and Clinton. and note the
shape and size Of the shoe-string arrange
ment.
When tho bill reached the House Rep
resentatiye Robertson offered an amend
ment restoring the bill a. first proposed,
bot 1t WAS voted down. II II noted in this
vote that, while Warren county's MEM
ber voted for the amendment, the two
membe bers from VenanRo voted against it,
evidently not caring for Forest county's
company. II Is said "chichens come
home to roost," and IL may be that sooner
or later this oi g will be lettering around
handy the henery, and these Venango
friendst9) Will be seeking favors at the
hands OF little Forest.