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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-05-06
Q a - TN % II L a.
Bears the Il The Kind You Have Always BOugh
Signature Of &zHHzIZu

Capt. Frank NJ. Lucas has &C
cepted the position of captain on
the Str. Klondike.
MIR. F. R. Little is having an
addition made to his business
house, to be used as barber shop.
By allowing the accumulations
in the Lowels to remain, the entire
system is poisoned. DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers regulate the bow
els. Try them and you will always
use them. J. f. Cook.
That distress after eating is
cured by Hoods Pills. They do
not grippe; 70 cents
-Mr. James English. successor
to MIR. p. H. German, as road
master, has a work train and a
large force of Japanese laborers en-
ployed east of town. The road is
being put in condition to withstand
the annual high water.
Hopkins & Reed are getting in
a big drive Of logs from up the
river. The mill has been closed
down for several days for lack OF
logs. The government inspector Is
allowing all logs and ties cut to be
used. The railway people are get
ting their charter matters adjusted
Pneumonia, la grippe, coughs
colds, Group and whooping cough
readily yield to One Minute Cough
Cure. Use this remedy in time
and save a doctors bill-or the un
dertaker's. ]. f. Cook.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-05-06


another successful term of school in
the Bush district today. rhis was
Miss Gilmore's second year ia that
district aad hei work has been
highly satisfactory throughout. In
fact, we understand that the pa.
irons of the school believe that they
have the teacher of the county.
The close of the school today was
made the occasion of picnic and a
large nunbe went up from town
to attend.
The patriotic citizens of Rath e
drum presented Lieut.. Frank A.
Mccall with a fine sword this week.
The sword was purchased in San
francisco at cost of S50 and is a
beauty. The gallant lieutenant
almost sacrificed his life for his
country and this ties timonial of his
friends appreciation Of his services
is most fitting.
Marshal Evans has collected
$50 in fines and Treasurer Edd
Little $25 in licenses this week
from the people residing on the
avenue facing the river front. This
is in compliance with the regula-
tons of the town ordinances.
White India Linens at 1Oc,
1Sc, 23c, Soc. Black Sateen, 124c,
15c and Doc. Ladies' Wrappers,
Lace, Fancy Lace Edge Hand
kerchiefs and Veilings.-Cash Dept
Store.
Mrs. Holdship has moved into
the Carlton building, near the In
ternational Hotel, where she would
be pleased to have the ladies call
and leave their orders for dress
making.
Mr.. T. w. Mclaughlin will
next week commence the c0nstruc
ton of an addition IT, his store, for
an ice cream parlor 1t will be "a
feet in length aud occupy the spac
bVbNNth AiC SbplC anu lIc OdSI
Meat Market.
Spring Ciredness is diff rer t
from the WEAKNESS caused bv labor.
The last is cured by rest; the first
requires a few bottles of Hoods
Sarsaparilla to cure it.
Some of the results of neglected
dyspeptic conditions of the stom-
ach are cancer, consumption, heart
disease and epilepsy. Kodol Dys-
pepsla Cure prevents all this by
effecting a quick cure in all cases of
consumption. }. F. Cook.
Dryden & Martin are having a
refrigerator built in their meat
market this week.
New strawberries are now in
the market. They come from CAL
ifornia and are received twice "a
week at McLaughlin's.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-05-06

If you have piles, cure. them.
No use undergoing horrible opera
tons that simply remove the re-
suits of the disease without disturb.
ing the disease itself Place your
confidence in DeWitt's Witch Ha-
eel Salve. 1t has never failed to
cure others; it will not fail to cure
you. J. f. Cook.
The advanced pupils of Prof.
Snyder's department will take the
examination for admission to the
State University from the 18th to
the 18th.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-05-06
kootenai Valley Railway Is
Nearing Completion.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
The Riverside Avenue People Con-
tribute to the Town Treasury.
The Port Hill Wagon Road to be
Completed.

The particulars of ,he blowing
up Of the Bunker Hill mill III the
Ceur d. Alenes will be found on in
side pages of this issue. The gov
erDor has since declared the country
under martial law and soldiers
have been rushed to the scene of
the outrages. Wholesale arrests
are being made and every effort
will be made to punish the dyna
mitrrs and to stamp out the evil
forever III the Ceur d. Alenes. 1t is
worthy of note that Boomers Ferry
man was the first official on the
scene of the riot Bartlett Sinclair,
state auditor, went to .Wardner
while yet all was disorder. 1t was
upon his recommendation that the
governor declared n artill law. He
remains IN the G eur d'Alenes a.
the governors representative Our
Bartlett displayed not little nerve
in facing the dynamiters all alone,
at the time when he reached
Wardner.
Hon. Charles L. Hoffman, the
Rathdrum attorney, was over this
week an legal business. Mr.. Hei.
man was the attorney for y.
Montgomery in the proceedings t.
secure damages from the Kootenai
Valley Railway Co, for right of
way through his ranch The road
passes through MIR. Montgomery's
orchard. The company had offered
to compromise for $4,000, but this
was declined and a commission,
consisting of VIM. Van Gasken, j.
r. Eckert and NJ. M. FRY, was
az pointed by the district court to
assess the damages. While the
commission does not make public
its findings, the HERALD has reason
to believe that it gave a decision in
favor of Mr.. Montgomery for about
$3250.
Mr.. VIM. Eaton and his son-in-
law, Mr.. Sweet, we're at Priest
River today. where the latter fiji, d
on piece of land situated in Para
disc Valley, The filing was made
before Commissioner Lindsay.
A nice line of Summer Prints
at 8 cents, Calicus, percales q Cot
tor plaids at Dept. Store.
See those beautiful SMYRNA
Rugs, 3Ox60, for 50 at Cash Dept.
Store.
Hon. James A. Keat, the Ceur
d. Alene attorney. is spending the
week in town. The judge contem-
plates moving to Bonners Ferry as
soon as he can close up some cases
in which he is interested.
Auditor Callahan and Lieut..
Mccall returned to Rathdrum on
Wednesday, after spending several
days pleasantly at this place.
The Club, conducted by Mr.
". R. Shauher, assisted by Mr. b
c. Hemminger, has now billiard
and pool room in connection. They
have good tables and commodiou'
hall where the devotees of the game
can enjoy themselves to theil
hearts content.
Chief Engineer Knowlton, o
the Kootenai VALLEY Railway, in
forms the HERALD that they expec
to commence laying steel on tn,
new railway in about 30 days
There are something over 1000 mel
employed on the line. Several o
the contractors will have their job
completed this month. The biz
bridge across the Kootenai at thi
place is well along to completion
Other bridge work will not be COM
pleted much ahead of the tract
! laying.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-05-06

Of Platteville, Wis. formerly of Co. C, 37th
Wisconsin nifty, has suffered many years
from the. result OF sunstroke He has
found relief and desires to tell his story for
the good of other veterans. He says:
"At Petersburg was sunstruck and
carried off the field for dead. Later
rheumatism of my heart developed as
result and physicians failed to Benefit
me. In the spring of '95 began Using
DR.. Miles Heart Cure and DR.. Miles
Nervine and now my health is better
than for 80 years before"
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-05-06
DIR. MILES,
~ C. ID Rs.f
e. HHse

is sold by all druggists on guarantee
first bottle benefits or money back.
Book on heart and nerves sent free.
Or. Miles Medical Company, EIkhart, Ind.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-28

8Or aber so Sabren f@on wurbe
WtrS. WihSlotr'S SOOTHING eprup
bon Wtillionen bon Mhtteru beim 3ahs
men ber &inber angewenbet. iWirff bu
i'm S@lafe bur9 bas S9reien eiaes
&inbeS gef6rt, bas TN 3abnen tf unb
Dor S9mersen peint2 Wenn 10, Iaffe
lofort eine Glaf9e BON rWrs. MinS.
Ions Sootbing 5prup" bolen. seiu
Wertb ift unbeaablbar. gs mirb benz
tleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inberuns per'
i6ahen. gerlabt eu9 barauf Whtter,
es TT fein 3meifel bartber. gs beilt
0Dienterp Inb Diarrboe, regnlirt ben
Magea uub bic Nieren, befeitist Winb'
aolif, erueibt ben @aumen, nerbin'
bert gnt5tnbung unb fdrtt bas gan3e
Spfem. ,Wtrs. Winslops Sootbins
Sprup4 fur aabneube Ginber if ange.
nebm In @ef9mad unb bas Heeept
fammt BON einem ber beiien tpetbIi1eu
aerste tn ben 8er. Staaten. 60 ia bel
allen Druggifen In ber sanaen Welt 40
baben. preiS rs Gents per 1lai1e.
&auft ni9ts anberes, als Wirs. Winss
Ions Scotbing'Sprup.
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sudte lie 3uiaarmen unO ibre uaiben
3llge belebten |id.
vSit oas Purtrait?" iragte lie baItis
''no belt 0t0nneherget Elm tleines
s5latt nit elmer flii1tigeu 9leiliiftz
| ftiS;e biniiher.
Ger Ginfall zines slusenblids,
! gndoige 6tau, cine bebeutunssloie
arieelei, bic rur our6 Elm Gerleben
in Die DSappe 9eratDen Iein fam.
nNi6tsoefto ftopeniger iebr ausorua3s
uOll," Ioble sic Nlajorin, .ipirfli6
iebr biibi6."
0iOnneberser uerbeu9te i:f me nor
elmer 8iiritin.
I rgndoi9e 5rau linb gu sijtia. @enn
i6 mir gang gebotl lamlt eHauber birfte,
sic unbeoeutenoe 3eidnuns-"
Stein, nein," iaste Wlarsaretbe ers
rotbeno, inOem lie bas glatt aus Der
Sano legte, es ieoob i'm 9luse bebielt.
pGs 1T bod iebenf falls Bortrait?"
nGines lneiner Sreunbe, zines 8a>
ron GIbmann, beIlatigte &onneberaer
in einem Zone, alS perfiiee er iiber
nnaabli9e 10 pornebmer 8etanntldafz
ten.
Sn BEN slusen Ser ibonen 0rau
flammte elm Ylis aui.
uGromanu? Ger 9lame flingt mir
befannt. Ger Ser lit Sffi;ier?"
uGr mar es, gndoi9e Srau.' 2eiber
muBte er Dor einlgen Sabren in 6ol9e
elues Stur5es nit Dem HfslSe ben @b~
l6leo nebnlen. 2jugea5lidlid) bereitet
er lid fir eine Beruorrasenoe Gsr>
trauenaitelluns uor."
sd uerlalie mid alio barauf, ba6
Sic uns COS Slatt biuneu eiuet @ode
-nacb Sorra ienoen, fiel bier hes
Majcrs llarte. itijarfe Stimme Elm uno
JiOuneoe'ser empIano, caB er gu geben
hale.
CT c,0aeie eilig Ieine Mlappe, liedte
bas aoursrt. GAS Der Miajor ibm
reidte, ioralid in Die eiusis Supsrldl.
lises Snnentalfe ieiner @ammetjoppe
uno empfabl lid nit auBeroroeati,d
tleien Gerbeu9unsen, lpdbreno er lid
iraste, luas bem bisber 10 jopialen
Weanne pl0eli6 bic 9iimmung perz
oorben baben f0nne. Gtma aar Der
Same @rorann? Gabei iie( ibm elm,
baB er in Der Gile bod bie BleiItifts
iti3Se per9eilen bate, aber es perlobnte
nift, besbalb umsufebren.
9lugenblidlid) bielt ser O}aior bas
gldttden in Der Sano uno lieB feline
slusen Slpiideu Dem fed binseworienen
Wlannerfopf uno bem id)Gnen 6rauells
ontlis, oas lid bleid, bod lebeasuoll
bon oem ounfelrotben Seibenbesus oes
Sauteuils abbob, bin> uno bermanSern.
sgin. 0err Don Grbmann allo
lprad er in leiiem, freunoliGen Son.
"Ou bait ibn 9efannt, Wlarea?"
oSielleidt-ih meiB nidt senau,
.eripioerte lie sleitbsiltis. -
,Siebes Sino, berslei6en pileat mau
bod gu uiiien" lddstte er sutraulid.
Sbre Sippen fraulelten iid.
nGu pielleidt in Oeiner llnfebls
bartlett. SD made teinen 9tnlprufl
SarauT 8eoenfe sefdllislt oa6 i'd
nod ein babies Sinh mar, als 8apa
gum 0esirfsfonnlanbeur in 9. err
nannt unroe uno bic bortisen lllaueu,
offiSiere in unierem Sauie perfebrten.
glu9 9err bon Grbmann lpar nod lebr
Jung, erlt ieit Surgeon OffiSier, wenn
i6 nid)t irre."
lGprtiekunn fpInt.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-28
-9as @Htbem ner @ri$pe.

Die moberne plase. bic Grippe,
pereiftet bic 2uft NIT ibren perb6ne'
niBpolen aeimeu, fobaB tsin Oaus
fi1er TT Dor ibrem Whtbeu. aber Iiele
babeu elm h9sre8 Mittel gegen bieie
gefdbrIi9e arantbeit gefunben, inbem
He Or. Sings Wsue @ntbedung geuoms
men baben. Wenn Gie S9meraen In
ben 6liebern unb Musteln fablen unb
Jisber baben, wenu Sbuen Der Gals
web tbut unb mean Sic 6Gmer3en I'm
0intertopf baben, iomie tatarrbaIii9e
@rfdeinungen unb eiuen bartnddigen
Sufien. bann baben sic bic 8rippe
nnb iOlIten Or. Sings Weue gntbedung
nebmen. DieieIbe heiIt ben idIimms
ifen 6uften. He beilt bic eni3inbetsn
Sdleimbdute. ibbtet bic Rrantbeits.
beime unb oerbinbert bic gefar9teten
Wa6weben bes 2eibens. Vreis so
Gents unb $1,00. Das @elb wirb
3nradgegebeu, menn teine 6siIung er,
folgt. probefaf6e frei In ber Npo,
tbeie bon s. 9aItspsr & 5ou.
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Sa6rga1tg "a.
Sie sra6te 6iilfe sur seidleuni=
QltnQ SeS 8eIdGftS

III 6as "LQNG DISTANCE" TIE.
LEPHONn. gs beidrdnft @ntfer:
nnna/In6 3eit unb 1T elm pidtige,
gator In iebem 3weise mepf6li6ei
Sbdtisseit. Sc brin8t melt uoz ein'
anoer eutfernt DObaenbe 2sute auI
Sttmnlenndbe aufamnteu unb feBt fl
in ben 9tanb @efddfie ob3umideIn,
als tuena te fi6 bnn IueeR6t 3u Mn.
geft9t gegeniiberfduben. 5ragt BET bel
Southwestern Telegraph & Tele-
phone Co. nm 8ebingungensan.
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(Gtmgeiamot).
Gallagban un6 tein Sidet.

galagban toeib f6 immsr auf eine
fdlaue Art uno 21eiIe als s5reunb Der
| Oeutifen" aGf5ufpielen. gr brin9i
I irgeab sinel popudren Geutf6sh ba.
gu, DDer, tuenu es isiu muB. mebrere.
etueu Ylab auf ieinem &idst an3uz
uebmsn. Dieie bringen ibm bann bic
beuif6en 5timmen unb @aGasbau bat
ni6t mebr n6tbig, Verfpredungen gu
MAIDEN, bic ct eiHen Deuif9en bod
no9 nidt gebalteH.
Brpan gallaeban bat ieBt f9ou mebr
| als II Sabre on ber tfentli6en &rippe
| gefef1eu unb fi1 aus berfeIben fogar
bann gemdftei, menn er In anberen @es
f@dfien Ing Nuslanb nerreife. gr
fbeint ieBt bic stabt San Nntonip unb
gerar 50. fitr ieinen bere6tigten Mei'
} tearunb gu balteu. gBdre es ni9t etn,
(fader, i'm sleiG auf 2sbensseit su
panfonlerens
@aaasban elaub! ned INNER ben
Seutf@en ganb in bic Ausen freuen
au fbnneu. menn er 1egen feline @egner
nit benz bssrufs: .grobibitiouifl
Sonntasamuder Ioseebt, Gr mub
bic 9euiiden fiir ber5li6 einfdItig bal.
ten, weau er slaubt, baB bisieIbeu 10
lsiGi auf ben 2sim ssben. nno f6
nidt etH osrfdsrn, Oh en- eem @eihrei
mebr Gls aen61nIi@e @ambagneltigen
fnb.
Marfbaa 9ids unb bas sanae un.
abbdugise Bdrgers 8idet ipurbe bon
etner re9elre6t einberufeuen @onbens
tion, euf mel6er alle Stdube unb ga.
tionali!dten San Mntpnips bur1 ibre
p!Dminentefen Mitglieber nertreten
maren unb no Sebermann feline Nps
ii6t ausfpre9en fonute, nomiuirt. Das
@aIagban'S SiGet murbe i'm geheimen
@oncIape bon benz &riumpirat @allag.
bait 2epis = aampmann aufgefelIt
unb bic 4anbibaten nod benz @efanen
unb gum 8ortbeil gaaasbans ausse.
iu9t, unb banu auf einer 0eriamm.
lung, su melder nur birette parteigdns
ger 3ugelaKen tnurbeu. rotifi,iert. gei
Der Contention In ber 8eetbopenballe
tam bic BOltsftimme gum NuStrag,
I'm Miffiousgorten nur bieienige @al'
iaghaus.
auf benz vuuabbdngigen 8itrger.
Sidet" iu9te man Nsdnner fur bie Der,
idiebenen Memtet; bel benz BOLTS.
SidetA @allasbans murbe uur 9eiudt
nod Mdnuern, welde @auagban
brau@te, um fi@ felbft TN Imte au
baIten.
@aQasban rtibmt f6. ben .Rins"
unb bic n8oBmirtbidaft" i'm Court.
baus eebrO9en 3u .baben. Wa8 er
bierbei that. gef9ab aber nidt rpro
bono publicoa, ionbern neil er Der
aaeiniae u8obA iein mO!lie unb BON
benz @rnnbiab ausging: nSu barfft |
ni6t anbsre SoRes babeH neben mir
@allasbaus anbdnger ergeben R9 in |
Gobeserbebungen tiber 6ehen Jinan3'
uirtbi6aft. unb perseRen babel san3, |
bob er es tuar. Der ieineu Na9folgern |
pai1al unb gImenborf nidt nur eiue
Ieere Rafie binterlieB, ionbern aud
bic Steuern auf eiu Sabr I'm 8orous
uerpfdubet bate, 10 bob feline NadfoI.
ger bireet auf benz Srodenen iaBen.
Wenn er In ieinem Isbten Sermin Ell
mas befer seuittbidaftet bot. 70 se'
sef6ab bieiss, neil bic glmenborf Ab'
miuiftration i9sn etuas Orbnuns In
bas @baos gebradt. Wie ss aber
ausiebsn utirbe. menn er wieber eiue
&eibe BON 3erminen am Huber bleis
ben mdrbe, barauf 9iebt feline frnbere
abminilfration eiHe genigenbe. iuenn
aud traurise Mntmort. 0at iubeHen
bic gImeuborf Mbminifration au9
5ebler sema6t, 10 bat biefss ni9ts
nit Der isbigeu 5ids' '@ampasue 3u
tbun.
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xsadlens gsrutea salbe.

Die bette Salbe Der 8elt fir Sdnitte,
lueti6unseis, @ei6wilre, 5iebers uno
6aut Qusidlag. 5ledter, seiprunsens
Sdnbe, Sroitbeulen uno s.e Sautfrant.
6eiten; furirt 9dmorrbulben ootr feline
8eaablung. 96llise 3ufriebenbeit CO.
eantirt ober bas @elo mirb auriiderItat.
ut. Is Gents Die Sdadtel. Gum
8erfauf BEL S. &alteper & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-28

- Sie Wiabriber .Reforntaa brinat
gntbalungen ibsr entiebIi1e WiB
hdnbe an 8orb Der 8ransporti6iffe
Der Transatlantic 2inie, tpeIde 8rup,
pen na1 Spanieu 3urhdbef6rberte, bic
cine ungebeure Aufresung i'm gausen
9anbe berborgerufen baben. Inter
Nnberem ermdbnt baS Blatt zines Dor.
falles, Der auf benz ioeben In Barcelona
einsstrOffeneu Sampfer .@a6emire"
f1 3ugetragen babe. Die NGbrunq
Der Sruppen mar 10 tdrgli9 bemefen,
baB fib bieieIben AM Ranbe be8 Der.
bungern8 befanben. lnfdbig, bies
I1nger su ertragen, meutsrten bic Sol.
haieu unb t6bteten elm Rinb, befeu
Gleifd He rob bersebrteu. Na6 Been.
eiguug ibrer Wabl3eit begaben fie fid,
rubis nod ibrem Quarter. 0as Blatt
beri6tet meter, baB At Wann auf Der
Reife Dor 6uuger sehorbsn, pdbreub
124 weiiere aus bemfelbeu 8ruube In
bebentlidem 3ufanbe In Barcelona
selarbst feieH.
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mabHGe @utel Bar,
Of 0oufon straSe,
" NJ. W u g. ..... GiGeuthiimer,

Mau finbet bier ein porahsli1es
@las Bier unierer beimii9en Hraue.
reien. 8eionbere Nnertennung Der,
bienen bic @eiue. @igarreu, Wbisties,
2iqu6re &c. 8oraagIt6er Q Jreis
lun9 bes W orgeus unb ga d..
mtttags. Sieie Wirtbf9aft erfreut
R1 bes ausge3eidneten Rufes au benz
angenebmaen Gufentbaltsorte ber
Stabt aa adblen.
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- y@arbiuaI Woliep8 abi6ieb@, ,
borgetragen bon WtiB Dap Sergufon
I'm Gpeeum beute abenb.
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- No. 6. bes 8. u. 2pcsum beute
Nbenb I'm @roBsn Opsrnbauie.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

h, ooliiiiiissi"n es i,iivs on ,he i.h usy uf June, 1902
 Territory of Arizona, .a County of ';ia,
 ], k. j. W iliams, county recorder in and for the crunty and territory aforesaid, hereby certify that l have compared the foregoing copy with the original articles of incnrpnra. tibn tiled and recorded in my hoe on the 20th day of December. 1853, at 90 minutes, II o'clock D. m. and uuly recorded In Buok l. of articles of incorporation, at page l09, and that the same 10 full. true ani correct copy oi such original and of the whole thereof. Witness my hand and seal of office this 2)th day of December, 1899.
 R. J. WILLIAMS,
 County Recorder.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21
Notice of Sale of Real Estate at
 Private Sale

Under authority of an order of sale. granted by the Prnhate Court of the County ot tiila, Territory of Arizona. dated December l3, 1899, will sell at private sale the following described real slate; Lots No. 29. go and 3l, block No. 73, of the town of Globe, County "f Gila, Territory of AriznDa. The sale will be made on "r alter January 6, 1900. and lids vii be received at the residence of Mrs Mary l. Graydan. in Globe, Gila "ounty. Arizona. Terms of sal Ten per cent. cash and bllance m confirmation of the sale by the Probate Court.
 Mas MARY A. GRhYDoS.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

Pioneer Hose has arranged to give a ball on the evening of January 18th. The popularity of it's members and the further fact that it is an organization worthy of the warm support of our citizens, and especially of property owners, should insure the entertain ment grand success.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

F. J. Lewis, or Los Angeles, special agent for the western department of the Fire Association of Philadelphia, was in Globe this week. Edward Weed has been appointed local agent.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

The following are office ers-elect of Pic neer Hose, No. l: are William Rolling, president; Wm. Winters, treasurer; Harry Sultan, secretary; J. x. Starr, captain; II. II. Pratt. foreman.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

Mrs. W. T. McNelly left on Monday mornings train for Los Angeles, to spend the holidays with her son Ben nie, who is attending the military academy in that city. We wish them both merry Xmas.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

O.W. Despair, brother of Al Despair of Rye, died at McCabe, Yayapai county, on the 4th instant, of typhoid pneumonia, Deceased was the first Noble Grand of the I. O. o. r. of Je- rome. Mir. Despair was familiarity known to many by the name of o. w. UubbS.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

Rescue Lodge of Odd Fellows have posters out advertising the grand Xmas ball to be given on Christmas night at Odd Fellows hall. The meSe announcement is sufficient to secure q large attendance.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21
Agent, Depot.

Owing to the report that scarlet fever existed in several families in Globe the school trustees wisely de- cided on Monday to close the schools until after the holiday season. The disease is of mild type, and an epi- demic is not anticipated, although it is well to take every precaution against ts spread.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

AlOnZo Bailey, of the Old Dominion Commercial company, left last Mon day for Los Angeles to spend the hol- idays with his family.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

State Df fennsylyavnia,
 City and County of Philadelphia, ''
 On this l2 day of December. A. D. 1899, before me, Gel. B. Walker, a notary public in and for the sail County of Philadelphia snd State of Penn ylvania. personally ap- peared James A, Fleming, Henry A Fiy, S.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

The rain on Tuesday, which it was supposed would mark the advent of rigorous weather, proved an abortive effort. There has thus far been no winter Tn our year, and it looks as though old Thor would have to con fine himself to more congenial cline.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

J. II. Livingston, a former resident of this county, returned few days ago from Prescott, where he had been residing for some time.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

A rumor has gained circulation to the effect that scarlet fever exists in the household of Mrs. J. II. Patton. This is mistake, as the Patton fam fly enjoys the best of health and, if nothing unforeseen occurs, each mem Der will occupy accustomed seats at the festal board on Xmas.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

Several of our enterprising business men are aggitating the holding of a carnival in Globe in May next, and are meeting with much encourage ment. As the most prosperous min ing camp in Arizona, there is no reason why we should not celebrate.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

Dr. w. NJ. Claypool's residence and office is now in the Methodist parson' age.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

Joseph Redman, one of Globes old est and most worthy citizens, is crit ically i'll.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21
Arizona Silver Belt
LOCAL NEWS.

Go to the Randy Kitchen for your Christmas candies.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

FOR SALE--kitchen stove and uten- sils, two cheap folding beds new sew ing machine, Western star washer and wringer, chairs, rockers, pictures, etc. Will sell everything Saturday. Gail on T. D. HEYL,
 Agent, Depot.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

Mir. and Mrs. c. C. Griilith, of Upper Salt river, were in town this week doing their Xmas shopping.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

Sam Mulligan, who a few days ago was supposed to be beyond hope of re- covery, is somewhat better today.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-12-21

Xmas line of perfumes at the Globe drug store. If