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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-16
DALTON.

The funeral of Mrs. Caroline Smith,
of Glenburn, was held at the Baptist
church last Saturday morning at IL q.
M. The sermon was preached by Rev.
James Fielding, Mrs. Smith was known
by a number from this place, and was
highly spoken of by all.
Fred Foster, of Nicholson, was at
this place Monday.
Miss Jennie Tinkham, of Clark's Sum-
nit, spent Sunday with relatives at this
place, a
The meeting of the Ladies' Aid so
ciety of the Baptist church was held at
the residence of Mrs. S. L. Stelle. on
Waverly street, last Wednesday after
noon. Among thoes present We're: Mrs,
Ella Smith, of Glenburn; Mrs. Charles
Miller, Mrs. n. l.. Purdy, Mrs. William
Rice, Mrs. Monroe Dean, Mrs. Emma
Fassaber. Mrs. S. +. Finn, Mrs. Frank
Smith, Mrs. A. Ball. Mrs. Asa Eaton,
Mrs. w. A. Dean, Mrs. Charles Purdy,
Mrs. Fields, Mrs. Frank Colvin, Mrs.
H. NJ. Ives, Mrs. Snyder, of Scranton;
Mrs. George Northup, Mrs. Ed.
Pardee, Ester Purdy.
j. II. Swarts has commenced eXca-
waiting for the cellar for his new house
on Scranton street.
The school here now commences at
p IN. and lets out at $50.
Among those who attended the Mich
olson fair last Tuesday evening were
Thomas McNulty, Oscar Reynolds
John Martin and Edward Ryan, Misses
Susie Ward, Nellie Burns, May Barrett
Jennie " Devers, Nellie and Ellie Gan
non.
w. K. Smith has been very sick for q
few days, but Is recovering.
Mrs. A. g. Ives spent Tuesday with
Scranton friends.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Relph, g
daughter.
The lecture at he Baptist church last
Wednesday evening by S. G. Kerr, Of
Scranton, was very interesting. The
next one will occur next Wednesday
evening, when e. w. Parsons, of this
place, will lecture on the subject OF
Machines and Inventions" Admission
free.
Miss Grace King, of Clark's Summit
Is visiting friends at this place.
Fred Phillips, Of Scranton, was al
this place Tuesday.
The revival services at he Methodist
church began last Thursday evening
under the direction of Rev. Mr.. Morse
Of New Jersey. All should come
S. d. Austin. of Wallsville, Pa, Is
spending a few days with relatives al
this place.
Miss Julia Cadden, Of this place, wor
the gold watch in the contest at the
Nicholson fair last Tuesday evening
She collected S1O4.
d. G. Black, of Nicholson, was at thi:
place one day last week.
Amos p. Allen spent q couple day,
this week with Scranton friends.
George Boardman. of Clark's Sum
init, is visiting relatives here.
During meeting held by the Demo
| Gratis at Dalton, in Baptist church. {
Few nights before election, some Of tht
speakers, in order to make an impres
sion on their hearers commenced to de
ride the Republican party for holdn!
their meetings in Dickson's barn. Thi
made the younger generation angry
and they went out with the ayowe,
purpose of revenge. They procured tn
services of four live skunks and threy
the animals into the room where tn
meeting was being held. In five sec
onds the audience was so small tina
nothing remained but the speakers
Messrs Merrifeld, Smith and Tom Fisk
who did all in their power To have tn
people remain, but TO no purpose.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-16
CARBONDALE.

A fatal accident occurred yesterday
morning at the new Franklin colliery
when William Henrlck met instant
death. He was a carpenter employed
at rebuilding the breaker which some
months ago was destroyed by fire. He
was standing on beam attempting to
push large plank over TO another
beam, but the timber proved too heavy
and he was thrown into the air and he
fell to the hard plank floor below, strik-
ing with terrible force upon his head.
His remains were taken to Wilkes
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-16
Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers n!

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. 1t sooths the child,
softens the gums. allays all pain; cures
wind collie. and Is the best remedy for d.
arrhea. Sold by druggists in every part
of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no
other kind. Twenty-Five cents bottle. =
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-16
PECKVILLE.

The new Methodist Episcopal church
will be dedicated Sunday, Nov. %. Rev.
b. |. Ives, ID. d., Of Auburn, n. Y, will
preach at 1890 a. m. At 2.30 addresses
By former pastors. Rev. w. l., Thorpe,
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-15

that is, that it mas grownSup in English
speaking communities under conditions
favorable for an unprejudiced trial of it's
merits, and that the testimony of those
best qualified to judge Of its operations
lion in it's favor. And the further fact
that no country which has ever tried it
haa.sbandoned it can not be ignored.
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-15

Ii persons are hereby notified and warned
n not TO trust any of the crew of the Br.
Bark 'WOLFE", Capt. Mcdonald. from Hal
fax as no dGn's o. ,ie eo'"''is VIII DC
RYAN & KELSEY, Consigness.
Feb13 SGT ="
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-15
NOTICE.

Ii. persons are hereby notified and warned.
N not to trust amy of the crew OF the Br.
Bark "STRATHOME.'. Capt Me. l'ougall.
rom Dunl;rk. Us no debts OF their contracting
Viii he paid by Captain or Consignees.
RYAN G KELSEY, Consignaes 80.
Feb12 'oS
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-15

11xls with descriptions: Sultan
Mountains DEVILS Lake. Wis.,;
Col Mineral Palace Pueblo;
Winter Foliage Luna Island Niagara
Pixies Peak from eGardenof Indian
The Portland daily press., 1894-02-15
START WITH THE OPENING NUMBER

will hundred times its COST can
in other than through the PRESS
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08
rms ErrrRG ssArE CT ,a,zas.

At the examination foT teachers oag. siiicateS before Che Gila County soaci of Examiners, oa Monday and TueB day last, applicants were required % write 2 short competition on. gEo Future State of Arizona. Th o8 lowing answer ay Miss Geraldine Ger. aid evidences @ spught!iue5a of iatel. lect a1d 8 discernment that scui8 to credit to much older head
 THE FUrURE STATE ov 8RlEoE.
 Sarcastic comments have been made. ahd will be made, about the admission Ci Arizona 10 Statehood, 50 long as she remains q territory RuU when heI plea for admission is istened o f0l few minutes, the advantages are explained. When all our popular newspapers write columns on the ia justice that is being done sG 3ur .errl- tory sheE she gentlemen of Washing ton sho have heretofore ben .o2 busy l9 listen will immedlat ly de- eide 6hat it is for the best, and Auzona gill be admitted as a sister State
 Thea the people of sasaasy!c Hor,i, wia see sbe transformation .ool- who have been looking fcngiag.y oya- tue boandary line, but feared % enter 8 lergitory will rush into Che Stgc. Crops that nave hitherto loflsed tc grow win seno ont new shoots, and make np for lost dme, business wil, prosper ouce more mines fha- Save been lying idle wall 5e worked even .S ,heg don's pay the price oc bee- will advance, ano raio wiil fsil while sia ter States look on with envy Even Alaska will clamor for admission, and an will be well, "When Arizona is ad- mitted.n
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08
RlrrRlrcAs copsrI cosrrsuoS.

A Republican County 1onyenhon aa hereby called yo meet at She Court House in Globe on Tuesday, oelober ?, 1884 at 10 o'clock, a. m. To nominate a regular Bepublicag County Ticket 10. the coming Novem Der election
 To elect g Republicaa County Gen tral Committee, and
 To take cpgnizancs of ssch other and further matters as may properly come before such Convention. And notice Is hereby given tbsl the primary elections will be held jE tbe various precincts of the county, satur- day, September 22, 1894, for delegates to the County Convention. Precincts will be allowed the follow ing number of delegates ta tue County Convention
 Globe Precinct 10 delegates Grapevine Preeinct--3 3 delegates Tonto Precinct delegates. Rye Precinct-1 delegate. Payson Precinct delegates. Pine Precinot-i delegate, Pleasant Valley Precinct-t delegate, and
 San Carlos Precinct-2 delegates. By ordsr of the Republican Central Committee.
 Globe, Arizona, Sept. sth, 1894
 F. w WEsTMEYER,
 Chairman. CHAs. T. MARTIN,
 Qankrfoktt
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08
A JAuL DELIVERY.

Shortly after o'clock this morning
 1t was discovered that four prisoner
 had escaped from the Globe jail, bs
 cutting a hole through the rear wall
 back of the cage. Jim Thomas knowr
 as the Kid" is said to have done tht
 work, having dug out the mortar witt t'e spoon and removed the stones, mak Ing an opening q foot and a-haR wide lby two and a-quarter long. Thomas
 and the Mexican, Tolano, imprisoned
 for stabbing sesas Maria Sanchez, are said to have escaped last night shortly after 8 o'clock.
 Winney and Jones, sent here from Payson, did not leave the jail until 6 o'clock this morning, ard lmmedl. ately went down town aud filed up os whiskey and were found gIoriously drank by officers Creswell and Ben brook. Upon reaching the jail hard tussle ensued in the endeayor to put Winney into the cage, and it was not accomplished until two men came to the assistance of Mir. Creswel. The prisoner Jones was only prevented from taking hand in the melee hy the determined action of deputy E. L, Benbrook, who stood at the doorway of the jail with drawn revolver md threatened Co shoot Jones ir he inter fered. Winney was finally ogarpo,g- cred and he and Jones locked up in the cage.
 Two other prisoners, Frank Sink ard, suffering from gunsbot wound in the leg, and II. t. Sayler did aot attempt tc escape.
 Deputy Sheriff CresweH slept i4i the Sheriff's office, but the prisoners, rhom as and Tolano, escaped, probably, dur. ing his brief absence down town. Messrs, Creswell and Lee started iu pursuit of shs hlgitiva @. t haa since been learned tnat awo norsemer crossed the Hill street bridge la gallop, going south, last night at ';I6 o'clock, who are supposed to have been the escaped prisoners,
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08
CHAs, T MARTIN,
 Secretary

The brass-look mail pouch, stolen between the Cline and Tonto postofil- ces, Aug. 27, was found by A. A. Pack ard, last Saturday, in Tonto creek at the crossing below where the cart was stopped The strap had been cut, the mail rifed, and put back into the pouch, which was filled with rocks and thrown into a pool of water It was examined by the postmaster at Cline and sent to Globe on Sunday.
 Harry sayler the carrier, was sr- rested upon his arrival here Sunday evening, on suspicion of being con nected with the robbery, He stoutly maintaine his. innocence, and this morning when the pfiaoners broke Jail, sayler refused to leave, claim:lg Chat hs had done nothing to run away for,
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08
Supervisors Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY vlg " tue and authority of Act of the Leisstise As selnby of the Territory e Arizona approved March io 1887 the Board 2 Supervisors of Gfa County Arizona will sell at private sae the following described rsal es tate situate within said Cha County held by he Teri tory by Tax Decd for the taxes f6T te year lss2 4 u Cline Jeta L --Tbe N r, ] and tho N " Of the E W of ssgtion 3, and the F of the N W. 4seo.ion & Township 5, Range H. lso acres snl she,e. E of the s " of tho $ k Section II, and the Y E | of ihe N. ". j. NV foft the N E. Section %. Town ship Range Ii, leo acres taxes eosts penalteS and interest sSls 4s unpaid charges of Collector ana Re corder s76si
 Meehem, Joseph Ranch aditsnins C. ? Peters. pat entsd land leO acres taxes tpss peDaities aud interest SHEA unpaid charges pf Collector and Recorder s7e together with interest at te of ten Ter cont Der annum from the daee oi sale to ths Territory
 Globe. Arizona ssptemser sth. 1894 .M
 CfiAs. T MARTIN,
 Clerk -+sars ria County 4 r
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08
tar n.L.r en,A aan..

Az GtD Aau "GlL-THter RENEgY. Ms WHsie@ 5 Soothing syf0p has been ased for oYes fifty years by millions of lnotheis for tbeir children n biIo teething, with perfect succeas It soothes the child, softens the gums, aIiays all pain. cures ~ind cgiic, and is the best remedy for diarrhooa |. aloasanr so the taste, Sold by druggists in every part of the world Twenty-Five cents Lottle Ita udue is iucalvolabio. Be sue and ask for Mrs Windows Soothing Syrup, and t,ke no other kind
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

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 Kid bade me goodbye in Friendly
 manner, even eondesoending to shake
 hands, and having mounted his horse,
 rode down She wash in the direction
 of Cherry Creek and shortly after.
 wards, in company with the other In
 dians, l rode hack to the reservation.
 "The Kid has changed very much in
 appearance and would be hard to
 identify In truth, anyone not well
 acquainted with 5he notorious outiaw,
 meeting him on tho trail would be apt
 to pass aim by with only casual notice.
 taking him to oe a Mexican He is 1 apparently, about, 5 feet, pr g ia ohoE in height has shfnnken very much in flesh and haa lost tue erect carriage Of person formerly SC notie
 able; his eyes are deep sunkeu Pby.
 sically he ls but the shaddow oe bis i former seif. and thie emasiation .s due
 to tho inroeds of diseese, more uben to the hardship5 endured since he became Q fugitive from justice. He wears his
 hair-cut shortcropped of just below the ears. ie was dIp8seo .n 8 pair of gray overnlis, erty wooieu shirt wore has, aud shoes instea8 of pcc- casins
 "l particularly a5;jcea Sls nosse fine locking 8oyrel cf the CT orand. 5ggengina t. the Camsronz at Sin Kafaal raneg, ,n s0ltbers iazaa soua- cy The aoese although showing soaa aisas Of hsld f3ine, was gtil; ,u Ia, coada5ion. ane fresh loa. no.rgng
 Abcat tas ana of ti,1 EiG'a isi5 so biz formeT nagass ea ana aatacaas ac ihe reservation, Mr Moatg0meey laaDea |. the r appearance Sn tnss vicinity of che sight renegade Uhlriea. Ana sndisas fsolG their stronghold & bae Sey hsai noan1aiaa. Sonora, @a1so, @ad eom certain disclosures, suspeatiag 1be aa of tneis mission lo tho rgseFga.ioa h eaad 9o Fort Apache 10 eoqaaia3 tbe milita4y au -horgas S Saa zat3g 91 sha airioa anas,
 Fae a5er ehoaij ae5 enleralr sae Faiscorceptior 5aat She Kid was ip league viaa Masse aad Che other Snt rieahaa yenasaes oc Sonora. gbe Rt3 is .aver known U aas6 6 travei lcE c2mpea aaiase t es some conely 9uaa wa9m hs laa comprised aua ceopellaa i' dug9ss c aecompa- ay him fer tine he DTS iers to play 8 i lone aaan pedeaag, 3oabt]eas, 51at i aoaplet3 s1laaon sroH His a.nG mlll tae aoste aspeo his saHty eem ap- , tar
 AFoe aog N. oaseoaesy ] 'aad Fort Apache aipr arroll somuendiua p.itces got yina srom loc.h= SoUne- ,aa laJuru F,oas 9aleza "a An3 M aopfeaerauas, i nc eg9a e9gia fais1 information .s2m &F 2ets souarv o1 iaeir move Dee.8 hsWilg rdUred su, he 6al8rg. taa oetaeansaEs iea Ea6 lst
 ay and t5ocp. aec5apania6 oy F. E Montgomery 'ieu aIliei nth. qua enc salP ls. Cow jaat Hu5 nan aae F r1oQ. iat GaT 77tese 6a- ash"eats were esE. 2Es in varjous directions wstn taa iaw ofirmra5odng na nircabaas 1uc troops aacarad be aovatrg aatRgor Fort hpaeag snd Aa western boundary . tho ssazys ion hgs Wigheut ever catching sjga E ths rbaas fl shg e1eding reus- .Aaes wa teiofa tha roep4 haG
 ssao Beyond lag coa6ne l She post la been Faraa2 af tae contemplated aaFsmaH hF slenals rapid ahau ae l9.ez1apH gh.g, 7s meaGs cg ooa- aonieatton gne weg waBaa ae rad ga4ga 9a aigbS e 3o
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

The many friends of Mrs. WIa Wn- Hams are gratihed to learn that she !s recovering from her dangerous illnes1, and is now considered out Of danger
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08
POST OFFICE RULES.

CfSes open from A. Al. to P. M., daily Sundays--one hour after mali arrives. Nal closes going RGst and West st z 'ih A. R., daily.
 Money Order Department elosss ss ?, < ., dsily-Sundsys excepted.
 Mails go Co San Carlos and Maxey every day, Suudays exoepted--to CstsIpa, Ar nsr, Tonto, Rye, Payson, Sc, every Mon day, Wednesday and Friday, These mails slsss the night previous at 9P.,A.
 JOS. H HAMTLL, F. g
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

Harry Cooper, who made many friends during his short residence here, len on Monday for Rosempnd, to fll n position with the Rosomond Copper Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

Msrlaho Aguirre, a trusted ant val hable employe of the Oia Dominion Commercial Company, of Globe for the past three years, took his deoart- nre, by stage, tor.Iucson on Mosday last, The proverb 'all work ani no play, makes Jack dull boyn dtubt. less was suggestive of Marianois trip 10 'the ancient pueblo" wheN as here, ne has a host of attached friends. The Aguirres are 2 noted family, in which moral worth is regarded 9 its 5est eetate
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08
THE eoi0EsD0 7lAss ssIsEg coNyEN
 TsON. 0f 5aIY Igtb and lesh, Is93

Any one desiring Silver Literature, or instructions how to organize Silver Leagues, cen have their wants sup piled by addressing the undersigned with postage. We are also distribut ing the Free Coinage Button, which every BimetaIlist should have and wear Price, 25cents.
 4. C. FISK, Chairman. T. f. NAN WAeENEN, see'y & Treas.,
 ao2 Boston Block,
 Denver Colo
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08
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 e, As undersigned nays sao@n < ohe@sF 5ha asy 3 gous aa@ ae- lises AIn pefsas!g aouarable al, casi uess ransar opa sn5 3raHeiallg able so carg ops an9 obligations made oy shsi, srp
 Nes, 6 1ruar @ao'aaals oraegiss To lsia. oAic.
 Walking Epaaa & 2lasvia Wholesale Druggists Eoasde oaic
 aeu'9 1aiasrh 4dge E taken ,nterpai- iF aeilrg airee,iy cpog the blood aed ngaous sarfsee5 as the sysaom Ptics, ac per bottle sci5 sE 4ll Druggists te mopigla igsa
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Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

6avt small sarnpie iot of the Gel. ebrated r, 0 Co's Dioptric spectaclos fheg ere sonething extra. Do you use3 peir R k HCmpI1REY
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

D, W O'Carron. of Oudleyville, spent several days here this week where he has most of friends
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08
ATTENTION BEuocRlts

A Democratic Mass Meeting Vii be held in the Court .House, Monday, Sept. 10, at 7;3O p. h., for the purpose of electing delegates to the Territorial Democratic Convention. P. T. RoBERTsoi, 5ee'ty Democratic Central Goa. of
 Gila County,
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

At Yuma isst week, subordinate lodge oftAe Ancient Order Jf Forres- ters 'sF AgaeTioz was organized Wu Steffy, Inc of Globe was elected a
 yetat
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

WOOD WOOD Cedar, juniper and 2as for sals at a reasonable price 2eii 9res anywhere in Globe.
 MoDEsTo BoRQuK&
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

Frank Beston returned last evening from 8 visit % San Francisco.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08
LOCAL NEWS

HOUSE TO RENT, Apply to c, E. Var Wagenen.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

Jesus Nara Sanchez, swto was go vsrely cut by Dionisio 1alsrt last Suaasr. sn8 whose wounds 3, wns feared 5ald prove fatal is Slowly recovering,
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

9aE @osWosi. 2na eS taa aezs b1gNa 5ns '9o@ respected citizens of arowrwo,a. Tsyas scffered ssth .iiss rh@a 3aa ? long aiws su5 ssie8 lneay ait'aeeus comedies ribout aenefia aasii ebeinbegialnE Coac, Cholera spd BieIEnosa Remedy sss pssd, that relieved ainl as once Fos 5as4 1g z 4itcdeJcz druggist
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

Wm Richards, until recently .ia the employ of the Old Dominion Copper Co, left on Monday for his former home iH Texas
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

' s, Sturgeon has purchased Walter Shsnley's cattle-and ranch on Mineral Greek, at @ very i6v figure, ic Is sajd.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

Vm Riser has purchased lho inter esJ Of Frank Bauer, Of tlso fcn of Bauer & Riser, anG w,ii hereafter e5rduct the business in his lwn name. Rsr Riser is a popular vouns man and a good butcher.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

john s. Collins took his dsparture on Wednesday last for st. louis, to begin a three years course b thera- peutics and surgery, at the Marion Sims Medical College John has bright and retentive mind and bias for medicine, in which profe8ion he should attain success. He Rill be greatly missed by his friends Id Globe. 2 Edward Laine left or Monday for his old home in New Orleans, Q spend the winter with relatives. fe has .heen residsht of Globe for lumber of years, and has conducted himself ina manner to gain the esteem of all Who know him. Ed. will probably re- turn to Globe in the Spring if mining revives.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08
BETTER h1sT
Notice to Gitizeis of Globs Town
 size.

hpplicatos having been dniy nads 90 ths irdss- signed Trustee of Globe fowusite in Ehs Ccsnty ef 0ilf Territory of Arizona to cal smcesing ao9ordDs to law fos the popcse Of dis2osne 0! tbe funds now h fs reaaeasion as such Trustee meeting the ctizss oi said Townsite h therefore called be held st the Court Houss iD Gl5be. at oeiock D, m OF Iueslay tde h day of 0ctober sof az which meeting the said citizens of said patented Tcwnsite sba then and there deods aad direct the nennor in which aud now much of said funds snali bs disposod ot
 GM ALLISON
 Trustee Of Globe Tovuslta Datsd September 0ta 1894
 rent t
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

A very enjoyable pacty was gwen by Mir aud Mrs. Robt Anderson. last night at their pleasant home Soutn og Globe
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

Globe & San Carlos Ttlsgrsph C. ottes Hourr--9 o'clock A. to l2 N. and @ $ ?,
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

Miss Amy Kelly Is slowly recover. Ing from sn sttaok Of Mountain fever
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

iyou want strictly pH~e anG ava duiterated whiskay icr Bmily og med icinai nae cali fck Planet wbisiioy a5 G $. Van Waeenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

Church Directory, St Paulf5 M. t. Chnroh, Globe Ari2: seeviaes az Il o'clock 9. n aud ' c'cloos D to saca Sabbath, aud Sabbaah School a6 so ?. m. All she children are welcomed. We &ava and keep the latest literature.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

The Globe public sohool win open cn the 17th inst
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

A}8tlE t ii Schlesi9ger 2.tor eey at~iaw 'a a9aherized G collect ait opa aca9untg. ; AiYERs 3 SBc
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

Dt NJ E. Brenner feires.us lo an- nounce to Che people of ptyson and vicinity that he has been umvoidably detained here by urgent work, com polling q postponement of Bs depart ure for Payson until sometime next week
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

Al ainJs cg wnee anc liquors. k paeco ana cigars aS 1 $ Van Wage.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

If gct want suit of clothes made to order and warranted to fit call ou q. : Vac Wagenen.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

This paper is kept on 6le at F, C. Dake's Adysrtising Agency, O4 and @ Merchants FKehaASs, San FrsreisSo, Cal, where con ,raets for advertising can be made for it.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08
agr SALE arge Americau g1ck ho%ea mlls5 haness and wagoaa,
 apply e.
 M. u 3nF2gwv.

4 Hocisatt mel aoSrier o1 the iowoce and aiobo roate, has proYi- ded additional st3cb 4nG vehicles, e0d is prepared to faee parties t. Mesa, Tempo ar 2hnnig aa pacia' rates which Wil oe Eivan ou application
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

Miss Sadie Ramsdell, who etls before the Board of Examiners, on Monday and Tuesday, as ap applie;ht for a teachers certificate, successfully passed through the ordeal of aD exa1ination, and received the coveted endd-sement of the Board, emitting her to teach n the Gecond grade of the publid schools of Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

Dr. and Mrs. T. s. Collins ind JohE Collins returned Last SaturdE' froc- n months outing in the s:erra Anchas, , ibronzed and rugged. The D4stor talks like a seasoned sportmaI of kear, deer and tul key, but the only tantible evil dence of his prowess as @ nidrod is 8 turkey feather which adons his Sun day hat.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08
Aug 25

FOR sALE AT a BARGAIN ay aaock oa6 goodwin The stock ocE, sisfs cf Stationery, Notions. Toys School books and News Subscription business Clean Stock and liberal 3iscooae Tar only Hews Depot ia tas 'fus {gouiHe aG
 a TAfI08,
 3lobe Arizona
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-08

b Ancii Martin. Ph@nlx, 4. T Eve. ear, nose and throat 2 speciality.