Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22


 triGbte away but appearances would indicate that the sct was done for cue- 1 ssdnees pure and simple. There are people in this world who are just enough lacking in principle to be dis gustipg and without sufficient courage to steal chickens
 DF. MoeuF was the High Priest who | ofioiated in the ceremony welcoming to l the home of Jud. Harmon 8 bright syed baby. Congratulations are | general and 1t is hoped the little | stEeng ST will find the world more pleas
 the thoEny though fower-strewn path. William Kimball came after Doctor l Hart yesterday and took him to Gold
 field to be in attendance on the occasion
 of the rescue of Jno. Stevens from the
 mine.
 From Mondays Daily.
 | Mrs. Alice Chapman, who lives south
 of town, is said to DC very sick. 1 Mrs. Jno. Hartman, who has been sick for some time, is reported to be
 very low.
 1 Dr. Hart returned last evening from Goldisld. His patient so recently res- oued from 6n awful Imprisonment is
 doing nicely and has suffered no back | set. He is now on she surface and all
 that Is possible is being done for his 1 comfort.
 1 Yesterday between 12 and 1 o'clock l the snxious vigil that for six long l weeks has been maintained gt the bed side of Mrs. J. H. Root was brought to a l olose by the dread visit of the Angel of 1 Death. About six weeks sgo she WAS 1 ujured in @ railroad accident st she NJ. $ P. crossing two and one-half miles
 south of town snd since that time the community has been held in sus penee
 from dey to day by the ebb and | flow Of her life tide. Though aer recovery from the first WAS a ques l ton of grave doubt she would occasion | ally rally when new hopes were en- sertained that her recovery might be l brought about. Bnt all in vain :; | oew hopes wers built up only to be | shs5tered by recurring symptoms for l 5he worse. At times she seemed to be perfectly conscious and rational only to | be followed by more distressing state. Yesterday after days of both physical aud mental torture, death came to her relief. The funeral service was con ducted by Reverend Tomlinaon iu she l Methodist church yesterday at 10 8. ID. | A large number were present to pay sheir last respects to one who was known and loved by nearly every one inthe community and on ths south side. Increment took plgos in the Double Butte cemetery. The sincere sympathy of ell is extended to the stricken hus- oand and mourning children who have lost dear companion and loving mother.
 From Ioesdays Daily.
 Robert Bowen came in from his cattle range where he has been sinking 8 well.
 Quite a numbsr have sianifed their ention of joining the next excursion to ths coast.
 MT. James Stevens expects to have sufficiently recovered by tomorrow to start home to Colorado.
 O. P. BorPowdele did little work to- day in the capacity of lneman for the telephone company, repairing the line on the Tempe canal.
 bai ir1a reoaiUad by mail from the authorities at Tempe thet Jose Mendoza and Robert Limon were wanted on a charge of felony. The men left Tempe on the night of the 15bh instant, on horseback, and were SUD- posed to have come this way. Marshal Finley was yesterday fortunate enough l to find the two men just after they had | ridden into town, and they are being l held awaiting the arrival of the officers | from Tempe.
 Talking about summer weather, | though we have had few nights dur ing the past ten days when the air was 8 listle close and caused person to root l around somewhat for egtsted ssmus- phere, and though the rays of the cold pale romantic moon have been 8 sEifie torrid as they peroolsted through the m mosq uito bar and fFsckled the fscas of our sun-kisssd sisters it cannot be de- nied that last night was simply "swsy up, finer 'en silk" The man who went to bsd sober last night, absorbed more real nutritious esseuee of climate shan 1Id any half dozen Phoeniciene sojourn- ing on the coast, fg ting hess, sleeping n cramped quarters, roasting in the lay tims and fighting for blankets at night. Nothing was required in the ray of cover but cloud laden zephyr, { 1t If 8. ID. it was time to pull up a sheet and open the throttle ard sDore ouder than ever. At A 20 the blanket s was reached and is became highly important to hunt cover. At 5 [ o'clook 8 man who had lick Of sense { n earth was sleeping so sOuodly he i tsyed with it till he missed his break f est.
 sestful Nights, Days Free From Torture, [ wait the rheumatic sufferer who resorts to f ostetter's Stomach Bitters. That this he- ignaDt cordial and depuIentis fur more re- able remedy than colchicum and other poisons g sed to e1pel the rhenmatic virus from the T Iood, is fact that ez perience has satisfactor-
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