Arizona republican., 1899-05-11

tora5ion to fellowship. Br'er Roberts
 is at home in fasting and prayer that
 the committee may have good luck and may return laden with catfish. A
 single catfish will re-establish his rep | utatiOn fer yeracity and beside under
 an arrangement made with Chairman
 Shirley Of the committee each enc will
 bring him a dollar
 FROM THE SOLDIERS HOME.--
 Jutice c. D. Cray yesterday received a | letter from Laurence Dunn, for whom | he recently r1cCived transportation to | the soldiers home near Santa Monica, Cal. Mir. Dunn is elated over his new
 home and said ke wished he had gone | there five years sooner. He said that
 if veteran conducts himself respect ably there. he is highly respected. He has attended a veteran camp meeting
 near tEe soldie~s' home. He had never seen better services, but there
 was one feature that impressed him strangely. Every man who told his experience and even the preachers al-
 most i1var1b7iy ended by giving 3 description Of some battle or exploit Of the civil war MT Dunn furnishes intelligence that James Fowler, Who for So long 8 time was the pastry cook at the Pacifc Grotto, is expected to die at almost any moment.
 CURE FOR CRAMPS-N. C.
 Webster claims to know a cure for cramps in the leg. He has tried il himself and advised others who have been benefited by the treatment He learned the method Of treatment while at work iIl> the construction O. the railroad for ther s. F.. P. & P. He was suffering with cramp one evening and one Of the wcrkmen said he could cUre him He advised Mr Web ter to turn his shoes upside down when he retired for the night Mr
 Webster was wearing boots that night
 but that made 10 difference He drove a couple Of stakes in the ground and covered them with the two boots He awol1a the next morning only to lose faith in the treatment prescribed, for the pain in his legs had not been aIleyiat6d. But soon after he put OF his boots the pain disappeared. He said yesterday that the cure may not be permanent, but it never fails to give temporary relief.
 THIS CITY COLONIZED.-sDy know said 9 stranger from Los Angeles yesterday, T have met number of my cid Les Angeles 2c- CuaintanceS or the street s.>re- came her, but they never sesn glad to see me. At first I thought ny old friends were forgetting me, and a5 last became greatly worked Cp over the matter 1 couldn't understand why they should all fCrsake Ge. They treated me with no mOrs cordia,ity here than they would if meetings Wer6 everyday events. I had b5en th .akiEg oyer the matter and at las5 l believe have discovered the cause Over at Les Angeles we hear q great deal of Phoenix and almost evsry day someone from there comes he-e. II really surprised to find such a cun3er Of them here. But when they see man come from Los Angeles ti,ey don't look at him as they would a strange-- suppose. if I live here 3 short time it vili@ pe the ssna way with me. I'll soon look upon Jhs los Angeles people here as the sama old crowd, and when q man cCr-s f-0m Los Angeles Twill not think of him as q stranger any m0Ia than ! would q man who has been living here for l years. I tell yOu this valley las 2 1 great attraction for CaliIoI lia people 1 They Lave had sGch . scarcity of | water ever there thGt they ar5 swarm l ing here for relief It's 9 great coun- i try where you don't kave b depend l upon rain for water supply