Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30
W. B. Deity orms In last.niehs from

the Big Bug region where he went to l Esport on s.coprsr prorsrty. He says that he nearly frozs to death Ps the snow was several inches deep.
 Col. Bob Williams has bought the Montezums hotel ss Nogsles and will enlarge that fne building and improve it in every way. He will make it csp able of containing 8 hundred guests Manager Patton of the OF srs house will return to Phoenix tomorrow from Los Angeles where he hes arranged for the erection of 8 new opera house. All she details are now complete and work will begin not later than the first of JanusIy.
 Mr. 0. M. Dixon, we'll known meR- chant of Plessent Ridge, Fulton Co.,, Pa, hes little girl who is frequently | threatened with oroup, bub when the first symptoms appear. his wife gives her Cham berlsin's Cough Remedy, ,wbich always affords prompt relief. The 25 and 50 csnt sizes for sale by all drug gisss. | The quarantine at the Indian school will Le raised tomorrow. The disease
 wes only chicken pox. but the superin
 intsndent is to be commended for the efforts he took to prevent the spread of | che trouble New vaccine matter will eErivs in couple of days snd every pupil not Plresdy immuue will be vac cinst sd.
 l ID was expectsd that the Yavspai | bond case would come up in the Dis trict oouls today ss well es the recsiver- ship matter of the Arizona Csual,
 but Judge Street said that he would settle these msttsIs on Friday, which
 he would ce'l law day on account of the
 holiday last week preventing last week'e
 matters from being settled. Upon the motion of the D .ssa.cs At. .or ney the de- muI 4eR to the indictments ;siust J. M .. Fiemist, ,r and Dr. Hughes for libsl,
 wei sustained and, the osss referred so
 the next grand jury.
 After hearing sons trisnds continu- ally praisiu9 Chamberlein's Collie, | Cholera and D arrhnea Remady, Curtis
 FIeck, of Anaheim, California, purchas-
 ed bottle of it for b;s own uss and is
 now ss enth usisstic over it's wonderful
 work as anyone can be The 25 and 50
 csnt siz.s for sale by all druggists. *
 Several changes in the msns gemens of the M $ P. rosd will be nsde within
 She next two wseks. O. c. McNsill yes
 terdsy handed in his res, gn atiuu ss gen. l
 on OF before Jaausry 18th. E B. San
 ford, general freight and passenger
 agent, also handed in his resie nation tc
 take effect soon as his sDccsssor IS
 appointed. Secretary Kendall of the
 company, who has been here for the
 past ten days, was seen today by HER
 AID reporter Hs said tbss hs did not
 es yet know who would be appointsd to
 succeed Mir. MoNeiIl, but ex pact ed to
 hssr from the general offices at SanFrsn-
 cisco this afternoon ss to who wauld
 succeed Mr Sanford. Mir. McNelll
 succesded Mc. Shsmp ss manager of
 the road nearly two years ego, and MT.
 Sanford succeeded Mir. Col. Cotton as
 freight and passenger agent about Q years ago.
 Mrs John Orme is said to be very i'll.
 Mrs. J. A. Brascombe was a passen- | ger last night on the Santa Fe for Los
 Angeles.
 J. J. O'Neil and J. A. Mckee, the
 mining men, left last night for trip to Chicago.
 1 pr. Keefer, administrator of the l Trask estate, today made final count | in the Probate court
 | MT. Pittock. the versatile travelling correspondent of Phoenix daily, has returned from a successful trip in the northern part of the Territory. Richard Fleischer, a prominent citi- zen of Nogaleis, and a Lieutenant in | the National Guard of the Territory l is in the city. MT. FleiScher is the pro- prietor of cigar factory at Nogales and Vera Cruz, Mexico. He manufac- lures a special brand known all over the country as the Two Nations. Mir Fleischer has received several orders from local dealers
 At a meeting of the Redmen last night the following officers were elect ed: A. A. Long, Prophet; T. T. Pow CTS, Sachem; W. T. Smith, Senior Sag amore; J. F. CJrnS. Junior SagamOre; J. M- Atkins, Chief of Records; F. c. SwitZer, Keeper of Wampum- All ar engagements for the reunion of the Red men tribes of the Territory which takes place tomorrow are now com plete. The visiting tribesmen will be gin to arrive tonight. There will be a grand street parade tomorrow night at 6:30 o'clock All Redmen are re queSted to be at the hall at 5:30 o'clock.
 For five weeks-I lived on cold wat fered terribly from indigestion
 He could hardly keep anything on | his stomach. What stayed wasn't | properly digested and gave him terri ble bangs.
 This is not an uncommon case Dis peptics don't get enough nourishment. They are generally thin and weak
 They may eat enough, but they don't digest enough. Much of what they eat turns into poison. If this keeps on there is no telling what disease they may get next
 That is why it is beast to take Shak- CT Digestive Cordial as soon as symp- toms of indigestion appear
 It cures all the evils of indigestion. and prevents the evils which indiges- ton causes.
 Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to 1