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10 a- rr bvJaiinriKBiw ssggs PJdD0dd(BDd Uwavar, by tiia mm af Mrtbar'a Friend before baby cotnoa, aa thai great liniment alwayi praparaa tha body far the strain noon it, and LaaarvM the ymmetry of form. MotWa Friend owconaa all tW iapr of child-birth, and carriet tha expectant mother aefely thremgfc thU critical period withont pain. It woman's graatoBt ttaaeinf. Thontanda gratefally tall tha benefit and relief derived tana (Ba aaa at thia wonderful mm book, teBinf all abont thin liniment, will ba aant fraa. SOUTH SIDE NEWS TEMPE Frank W.

Griffon. SEE In our front window the most complete line of Jewelry ever displayed in Tempe. consisting of "Watches. Bracelets, Diamond Rings and Stick Pins. LAIRD DINES CALL AND EXAMINE OUR NEW GRANITE WARE PARRY'S CASH STORE WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR THE FAMOUS LINE OF MENDEL BROS.

LAEIES' HOUSE DRESSES AND KIMONOS CALL AND LOOK J. HODNETT, LILY MILK should oe used in your home because it is a SUPERIOR PRODUCT-MADE IN ARIZONA Sice our "Special Delivery" at tlie Territorial Fair. Factories at Tempe, Arizona, and Uutna Park. Calif. PACIFIC CREAMERY CO, Los Angeles, Calif.

Closing Out Our Clothing Line i Great Reductions IV. Luliin Casli Store, Tempe Keep Posted On our contest. Further particulars later Hyder Bros. Tempe. 'The House TEMPE A NORMAL ROMANCE Which Had Its Culmination in a fornia Wedding Cali- In making the brief announcement in yesterday morning's paper that Cone Webb of Roosevelt, had returned from a trip to Los Angeles, the reporter was guilty of gross carelessness and neglect in that he overlooked a decidedly important matter and told by far the smaller half of the story.

Mr. Webb returned all right but he was not alone, for he brought with him a Mushing bride, a former Tempe young lady who will be remembered by her many friends here as Knima Pulsifer. The wedding occurred in Visalia. last Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's parents. The wedding of Mr.

Webb and Miss Pulsifer was the happy culmination of another romance that had Its beginning in the normal some years ago when both young efple were sutdents at the institution. Miss Pulsifer graduated with the class of isnr, nnd taught several years whiie Mr. Webb gave up school during his senior year and engaged in business at Roosevelt where he was prosperous. Both young people are well known Tempe and have a host of friends who will wish for them a happy future. Mr.

and Mrs. Webb left last evening for Mesa and will Supremus and Hot Drinks Hot Chocolate with whipped Cream, Hot Lemonade, Hot Beef Tea, Our famous Supremus, made daily and always fresh. Sanichas Bros. Confectionary TEMPE. ARIZONA.

Evarf after marriafo. Thn ring of children often daatraetlv to the motKer't riiipoHnw All of thia can ba a to! dad. tPDtBDDOtl Holliday A Cooley MESA. Phone Main 231 TEMPE, ARIZONA OVER THE LINE Tempe of Quality' take the stage from there this morning for their future home at Roosevelt. The Vis ilia Dally Times of the 21st says of t'le wedding: "A pretty wedding occurred Wednesday evening when A.

Cone Webb of Koosevtlt, Arizona, and Miss Emma Pulsifer of this city were joined in marriage at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Pulsifer, at 915 West Oak street, Rev. A. I- Itaker performing the ceremony. The groom Is a prosperous young men hant of the town mentioned while the bride is a popular young lady of this community and well known both here and at Orost where, she formerly resided.

The couple will leave this evening for Hooscvelt to make their future home. THANKSGIVING SERVICES. The regular annual union Thanksgiving day service will be held at the Christian Tabernacle. Thursday at 10 a. m.

Itev. Dr. David Close will preach. A free-will offering, for the benefit of the Crittenton Home at Phoenix, will be taken. A good attendance and a large offering is desired.

PRAYER MEETING. Congregational Church, T. F. Rol-ger. pastor.

Prayer meeting this evening at 7:30. Subject, "Divine Guidame In Daily Life." Hible references: Numbers. Matthew, John. 2 Timothy, 4:17. THANKSGIVING Tomorrow being Thanksgiving and a legal holiday, there will be no de- livery of mail on the rural routes.

Banks and stores will generally observe the day here and it is expected that all will enjoy a Thanksgiving dinner of turkey. School closed lust night for the week at the Normal, the training school and the public school and will not open again until Monday. THE COMPANY MADE G0.00. A Recqrd Breaking Attendance at the "Light House Robbery." Tempe has the general reputation of being a poor smw town but recent events have demonstrated the fact that- a good show will draw a good crowd. The Delia Pringle stock company showed Saturday night to a good house and put up such an entertainment that the Goodwin Opera House was almost packed Monday night when the same company presented "The Light House Robbery." Every chair was taken, a number of outside chairs were brought in and a good many people stood up.

The performance was a clean one with the comedy and pathos well Interspersed. There were some good specialties between the acts and as a whole the play was one of the best that has been Seen in Tempe in a long time. The stock company left yesterday for Mesa where It will play the rest of the week and if it ever should be able to stop at Tempe again for one or more nights, it can always depend uopn a full house and a warm welcome, WOOD FROM A DISTANCE. Cert Robbins returned yesterday from Sun Flower where he took a load of supplies last week. The scarcity of wood in the valley caused him to lay In a supply while away and he returned with a big load gathered on the desert above McDowell.

Fuel is hard to get in Tempe now; wood Is selling at a price that almost burns money and there is little or no coal for sale. PRESIDING ELDER HERE. Presiding Elder J. E. will preach at the M.

E. Church. South, tonight at 7 p. m. and will hold quarterly conference nt close of service.

THANKSGIVING DANCE There will be a grand dance at the hall at Albnmbra. Thanksgiving night. Music by the American Harp Orchestra. Come one, rome all. TEMPE ADVERTISEMENTS.

for land under Tempe Canal at a BARGAIN call on A. NIELSEN, Tempe THE-- New York Cash Store GENERAL MERCHANDISE Price Always Right TEMPE. GOOD DRUGS AT HARMERS, Tempe. EGGS ARE EGGS NOW! 45c PER DOZEN Wm. Goodwin CASH STORE Eggs 11.00 per setting or 85 per 100 from the best strains of Brown and White Leghorns lo the west.

Calla-Dale Poultry Farm. C. W. Alexander, Prep. Tempe, Ariz.

FOR SALE One of the best located Ranches on the south side 345 acres Mostly in alfalfa. Peterson railroad switch on corner of land, commencing 3 miles south of Tcmpc. at a bargain. Also 160 acres desert land, fine fruit and orange land, cheap. Address the owner, i JOHN JUNGERMANN, Tempe, Aria.

MESA LAST EVENING'S RECITAL. Miss Mary Holiday deserves much credit and good will for her patience in training the many pupils and the talent displayed last evening. The smallest member of her class is but four ears old, and has been in her class a year now. The duet sung by Misses Passy and Blackburn was especially fine, while the Misses Noble rendered their respective parts exceptionally well. The evening's program was opened with a prayer offered by Apostle Geo.

A. Smith and later In the evening, Mrs. Klisca McCune favored the audience with an especially entertaining recitation entitled The New Organ." which caused the house to ring with laughter and applause. At the close of the program the girls' glee club sang in chorus "Fishing on Sunday Morning." which was in keeping with the rest of the program and all was very, very good. BOUGHT MORE LAND.

J. F. Carenter, who recently sold a piece of proerty to Horace Lee of Brooklyn, N. purchased the twenty acres elonging to Leonard Lewis. Mr.

Carpenter has bought and ld four different pieces of property, on each one making a gain In selling price over the purchase. This deal was transacted through the Pomeroy-Guthrle realty company. GENERAL NOTES. The Delia Pringle Stock Co. will play "The Light House Robber'." tonight at the opera house.

Dr. chandler was the host of an auto (tarty to Granite Reef yesterday morning. Those participating were Killers Geo. A. Smith, Geo.

F. Richards and Frank Iomeroy. Chas. F. Jones, was very pleasantly surprised by meeting his cousin, Irve Tuttle yesterday on the street.

Mr. Tuttle is a musician with the Gentry Co. Dr. Palmer went to Tempe yesterday morning in atto to meet his two sisters who came from Marquette Mich. They are Mrs.

Grace and Miss Jessie Palmer. They exect to remain a couple of months with the doctor and his family. An interesting meeting of the K. of P. lodge was held Tuesday evening.

Geo. Irwin, F. Jones and C. C. Manning took the second degree.

MESA ADVERTISEMENTS. Colds and biliousness, are the two most common derangements among people living In the Salt River Valley. Everybody's Cold Cure is prepared especially for the colds prevalent here. Everybody's Liver Pills is a positive cure for the biliousness so common in this section. A trial will convince you.

Everybody's Drug Store MESA, ARIZONA. Pomeroy-Guthrie Realty Co. Successors to Pomeroy A. Kelly. In spite of the crisis In money matters we still have 6.000 on haml to loan at 8 per cent on good security.

We have some snaps in five, ten, twenty, forty and eighty acre tracts. A pleasure to show you our land and drive you over the country. MESA ARIZONA. Otn stock is complete with Ranges from 13.00. to $73.00 each.

Cast Cooks $10.00 to $30.00. Coal Heaters from SHOO to $20.00. Wood Heaters $2.25 up. Also Oil Burners. Plenty of Pipe and Elbows and other necessaries for heating the home for the winter.

0. S. Stapley Co. MESA ARIZONA. THANKSGIVING DAY.

You can see what's coming, and you don't have to guess who's going to get the best or It, either. With cloths it's different. We're getting lots of men ready for winter; the difference is that both sides of the transaction get the best of it. Every' time we sell a man a Hart, Sehaffner and Marx Suit we make a profit and a friend; he gets a bigger profit and cause for thanksgiving that will last a great deal longer than the best dinner he'll ever have. If you buy clothes you're foolish to accept anything less when you can get Hart.

Schaffner and Marx clothes; all wool, perfect tailoring, correct style; and fit guaranteed. Plenty of other good things, too: Underwear, such as you want for win ter: Shirts, Hosiery. Gloves. Hats and Men's Wear generally. THE TOGGERY.

Sola Agents. Mesa, Ariz. MESA CITY and Tempe IO.oiiO acres of unimproved land FOR SALE under the HIGHLAND and CONSOLIDATED canal system; prices $33 to $30 per acre. This land will double In value within two years. Excellent fruit and alfalfa land.

FOR PARTICULARS SEE E. J. BENNITT GO. 16-18 N. Center St.

Phoenix Arizona, Watch Everybody's Drug Store window. Mrs. Chas. Granger is spending the day In Phoenix. Mr.

Fulton, county superintendent of schools, was In Mesa yesterday. Imve Mercer passed through Mesa yesterday on his way to Floreace. Leroy Gibbons is the latest one to have Yellow flag raised or his gate. Mr. J.

F. Kelley was In Mesa yesterday. D. T. McQueen and Geo.

Best went on a flying business trip to Phoenix THE MISSING MONEY OE RAMON BACA The Trial of Lloyd Moulds For Finding and Misappropriating it Begins. On the charge of holding to the doctrine of "Finding Is keeping." Lloyd Moulds was brought to trial before Justice Johnstone yesterday afternoon. Complaint was made against him by Ramon Baca, who had been employed at Granite Reef, that he found and appropriated tx belonging to him. The offense Is alleged to have been committed last Sunday. The sory told by Baca and his witnesses was as follows: Baca said he bad been employed on the government work at the Reef and received his pay last Saturday.

He was going to send $30 to his father in Mexico, and another man wanted to send 23 to his own father. The money was put into an envelope with letters relating to the enclosures. When Baca got ready to pay hls stage fare to Phoenix, the driver was unable to make the change and It was arranged that payment should be made in Phoenix. The bill with which he had intended to pay, was put Into the envelope and was sealed in the presence of Baca's friend, and the stage driver. Baca started on the stage and after getting into the vehicle he felt of bis pocket.

and found the envelope in place. On tlie way, the stage overtook and passed Moulds, who was driving a coal wagon. At Evergreen Baca and the driver got opt of the stage, and then Baca his money was gone. He hurried back over the road which he had traveled, running and walking, until he came in sight of the coal wagon. He saw Moulds get out of it.

pick something up. tear it open and throw it away. Baca did not stop Moulds when he met him, but hurried on and found the torn and empty envelope. He could speak no English and Moulds could speak no Spanish, so that no negotiation with relation to the missing money could be opened until they reached Phoenix. At the corral, through an interpreter, Baca asked about his monev and Moulds said that he had not seen it.

Marshal Moore was brought on the scene and Moulds asked to be searched. Later. admitted lin king up the envelope as he had been described by Baca, but he said it was already torn and empty and his thcorv was that somebody else had found it first. He said though, that he had seen no one else on the road and Baca and the driver of the stage said they had seen no one. This was the substance of the case for the territory and the trial was adjourned until this morning for the testimony of the defense.

Mould's bail was fixed at $230. and It was furnished by George Shlbley, by whom Moulds was formerly employed, and who expressed faith in his honesty. A HANDSOME HOME PIACE PURCHASED Mrs. Helen McCarthney of New York. Becomes Owner of the Thomas Armstrong Jr.

Property. Judge Thomas Armstrong has sold his fine property on the Tempe nwl through tWe agency of J. L. Irvin to Mrs. Helen McCarthney.

who until recently, resided in New York. The reported consideration was and ii is considered not only a fine. investment, but a most desirable home place. Jtuige Armstrong has resided there for about fifteen years and has Improved the property, which has a commodious residence and ample grounds, stables, rose gardens, tennis court and an attractive lawn shaded by a varletv means the finest you'll find in the city Not to try Donofrio's Cactus Candy would be a pity. Sfore Building for Rent Or part of soma.

Addres-Box 172 City. Have a Buyer For 20 or 30 acres, alfalfa, N.E. or N.W. and not more than 3 miles from postoffice. Must hae comfortable house, good well and full water rights.

What have you got? FRANK Y. BARNUM Montexuma Place, Tempe Road. Stewart Templin "Bike Specialists" All diseases of the Bicycle cured without the use of the knife. doors 55. if P.O.

Phone Kd US. Weak Little Boys may become fine stron men. Some of the strong men of to day were sickly boy year ago. Many of them received Scott's Emulsion at their mother's knee. This had a power it that changed them from weak, delicate boys into strong, robust boys.

It has the same power to-day. Boys and girls who are pale and weak get food and energy out of SCOTTS EMULSION. It makes children grow, MatBBBBBlBlBBBBBBllBBBBBBBaBaBBBBBBBlMMaBlBBBBBnM An Drassttt: SOe. mmd $1.00. of trees.

Judge Armstrong and family will occupy the T. W. Hint property on East Monroe street, which is more convenient to the business part ut the city. Mrs. McCarthney and son came here from New York last winter and were so well pleased with the city and climate that they returned again this fall and decided to locate tiennaneiitly.

TRANSCRIPT OP RECORD The following; transcripts of tha records of the offices of tha district clerk, the probata court and tha county recorder are furnished by the Alison Abstract at Title company. The records for yeeterdav wero: RECORDER'S OFFICE. H. J. McClung Trustee to Ruth Rodman et al lot 4 Syndicate Place.

Thos. H. Sheppard to Joseph C. Green SE 1-4 NW 1-4 SO 2N 4E. W.

H. Smith to W. H. Smith el, trustees lot 4 block 3 Brill's addn. Julia A.

Smith to J. A. R. Irvine, trustee lot 4 block 4f Churchiil addn. J.

A. ft- Irvine trustee to T. F. Hudson sam as above. T.

L. Edens et al to T. F. Hudson, lots 12 and 2 blovk 7 Irvine Adun. Chas.

Kinsley to Vulture Dev. Co 21 mining claims in Vulture Dist. Trustees Masonic Lodge lo W. C. Daniel lot 4 Block Sec.

12 Greenwood Cemetery. I Any man can get married if he Isn't too slow to embrace the opport unity. i Get your Thanksgiving turkey and fat chickens from Joe Bush. Red 833. Free, while they last, Teddie Bears at Donneil's, IS W.

Washington Street, i This is tovrotify the public that! my wife. Annie E. Vol, has deserted me. and from November 19th. I will not be responsible for any debts she lias or will make in the future.

I Fred H. Voiz. Sr. I Are you eating Munger Bros. Arizona olives? If not, you are missing a good Order today.

L. A. Times. Herald. S.

F. and eastern dailies delivered In city. C. I. Gil-bertson 122 W.

Washington St. Phone Main 141. SEE THE BUCKEYE LUMBER AD ON PAGE 4. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING The regular annnal meeting of the stockholders of the Havana Oil Company will be held at the offic of the Vulcan Oil Gas Company at Hivnra. Montgomery County.

State of Ktnas. on Moi.oar. December 2nd, at two o'clock p. m. of said day: the impose of electing a board of for tl'e I'tMoiig year, and the sucb other business pn e-rly ccma before the nr.ee' in-r.

JAS. M. PARKER. Presider.t, JOHN R. BEACH, Secretary.

A that means ALWAYS Of sweetmeats the "King" Try Donofrio's Cactus Candy And its praises you'll sing! Madam Egbert Pinney Artistic Voice Culture. Operatic, Dramatic Experience. 347 N. 4th Ave. Butter -Nut bread Tou can't beat our bread, no matter how many times you try it out for lightness, flavor, freshness and all round wholesomenesa, PrjOENIX BAKERY 7 W.

Washington St. EDWARD EISLE, Prop. Phone Main 89. Estb. 188L MOHN DRISCOLL FUNERAL DIRECTORS We Intended getting out a catalogue this year but finally decided to Iirt the other fellow furnish the catalogue and we would furnish the goods.

If you will bring In your catalogues we will duplicate anything In them at the price quoted, and save you express charges besides. Tou take absolutely no chance on goods bought here, which is more than can be said of most catalogue houses. Our goods are always the best on the market and we are striving to better them all tha time. Remerrrber any catalogue Is good here. We fill orders from them alL A.

HILDERBRAN CO. Jewelers SUCCESSORS TO GEO. H. COOK. 10-12 IV.

Washington St. Phoenix. In Selecting Glasses for jour eyes remember that sight is priceless and once lost nan never be regained, so avoid trouble and obtain the right spectacles of Harry Friedman THE OPTICIAN. 35 North Center St. freight and Baggage carefully and quickly handled.

Storage at reasonable rates. Pioneer and Consolidated Transfer and Storage Go. Baggage office. US North Center St. Telephone Main 142.

General office. 42 South Center St. Telephone Main 74. THE HOFFMAN CIGAR STAND, E. J.

DOYLE, PROP. CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SMOKERS' ARTICLES. Corner Broadway eV Center. BARGAINS at Morden's Big Second Hard Store in new and second band stoves and paints. 401 E.

Washington St. Ladies' Hats Come and get your winter hats. Very stylish and cheap at THE FAIR 211 E. Washington St. STAR AND RUBY Hour Are the two best brands sold in the valley.

Can be purchased on the South Side of BIRCHETT T. J. PARRY, GOODWIN BROS, and A. A. CELAYA, Tempe or any store in Mesa.

PROSPECTORS "FARMERS MINERS Get the best staple groceries at the lowest prices. We have a large and well assorted stock of groceries that's why our store Is so busv all the time. The finest TEAS and COFFEES. Buy Grieb.l's Groceries. FRANK GRIEBEL'S 218-220 W.

Washington St. Phone 481. UENIKD WOMEN. Dm a for nunnl IrritAtM. lcfuaa.

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