Mesa free press., 1899-10-27
MESA FREE PRESS.
FBIDAy, OCTOBER 9th, 1899
LOCAL NEWS.

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Charlie Barnett wss with us last
Sunday.
The Fire Company will soon get
down to business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mauk were in
Mesa last Sunday.
Drs. Moeur and Broadway visited
Mesa last Wednesday.
- w. Richens and Kimball Pomeroy
left on a prospecting trip in the
mountains. !,
phe Sunday evening train now
leave at the regular time, I.30 in the
afternoon. III
= The Town Council has been sitting
as Board of Equalization during the
past week.
. sThe officers have not yet succeeded
in getting the Mexican who is accused
of burning his own tent.
Lee Brizzee has bought from Ohas.
Starr the house and lot lately pur-
chased by the latter from Jed Peter
son.
For Rent Half section Of land
known as Peck section, for grain. 3 miles
from Mesa Address George H. News
home, Room 3, Monihon Blk. Phoe nix.
T. M. Gilbert has painted the front
of the Nets block, having rented the
same. Mrs. Gilbert will establish. a
candy kitchen in part of the build
ing and Mr.. Gilbert will conduct
plumbing shop. - I
W. FL. Bradbury, real estate agent,
has sold jas. .,R. Gartwright's 40 acres
southwest of town to Margaret Nc
Arthur. Two Mesa water shares go
with the land, and the price paid was
$4,000.
Look for the name Pride of Japan
lTree tea.) E xamine the package
Unless our name appears thereon tt is
not genuine. M. j. Brandenstein & Co.,
San Francisco. i2S.Sm
The Ladies of the Stake give a
grand fair, commencing this evening.
All should attend at the Coop. Hall
Hall and see the fine collection of
fancy work, ETC., for sale.
: Consumers of Pride of Japan (Tree
Tea) are warned against worthless imi-
tations, none is genuine unless it bears
our trademark and full name. NJ. j
Brandensteip & Co., San Francisco.
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A special to the New York Herald
from Washingten ssys the combined
military and naval forces in the Phil
lipines, when all the troops and ships
now under orders reach their destina-
tion, will aggregate more than 70, 600
mep apd 45 warships. The last of
these forces will arrive In Manila
early in December.
Il wish to express my thanks to the
manufacturers of .Chamber!ain's Collie,
Cholera and. Diarr.oea Remedy, for
hayipg put,on the market such won-
derfuI n1sa;cine,S says w. w. Massin-
gill;, of Beaumont, Texas. There are
many thousands of mothers whose chill.
dreu have been saved from attacks of
lysentery and cholera infantum who
must also feel thankful. It is for sale by
s " Bailey. Druggist. /;
Mr.. w H llison, thrifty farmer
southeast Of Mesa. pat Il acres in bar
ley apI alfalfa last year. He obtained
yield OF 147 sacks of barley, 1850 lbs of
alfalfa seed, 10 tons of alfalfa hay. and
45 tons of hay which was threshed. In
addition to this he pastured to the
amount OF $40. Thet total worth of the
crop was S513.S0. The expense was as
follows Threshing barley 1885, thresh
ms altalfe. seed $67 60, and water S., or
a'totaI of$s6.45s This left "a net profit
ei;s4zz .SS7oT $a066 for eaehp the IA
ACRES cultivated Farming in the Salt
River valley is profitable and this is but
one of the many cases which has beer
brought to our attention, and is not an
exceptional case. !.
Earore's most Famous Acrobats, the
Great Livingstons, Society Acrobats.
An entirely new, startling. darIrg ac-
robAtic performaucp. orioinatad and