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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-10-03
nd when [ said yes, we pulled

and when [ said yes, we pulled
out.
From there in he pounded her
on the back in way few engines
were ever pounded for that dis
lance. When we reached the end
of the run the old man asked me
to look her over after she was cut
off from the train. Just as soon
as she stopped he stepped down
and, with his overalls still on,
started for home. After looking
her over and seeing that her wheels
were all there, 1 drank a cup of
coffee. ate bite and went to the
house. There I found this man
who weighed 288 pounds, with
nerve enough to drive an engine
seventy miles an hour on the
darkest of nights, sitting in chair
with his little girl in his arms,
crying, shaking and sobbing as
tho his heart would break. Fits
wife said that when he came in
she thought he was hurt. He
asked for the little one at once,
and with her in his arms his pow
er of endurance gave out. Then
| knew why he had given us that
awful ride.
At the inquest of our baby he
said: Gentlemen, [ put the old
lady in the britchen, turned on
sand and did my best to stop, but
no power on earth could stop that
train in less time than I did. May
God above US spare me from ever
going through such scene again,
for while it was going on [ thought
of my own little one at home"
SILVER.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-10-03
Short and Sweet.

Perhaps one of the shortest
courtships was that of an eminent
jurist. He was on his way to hold
court in a town when he met a
young woman returning from mar
ket.
Glow deep is the creek and
what did you get for your butter?''
asked the judge.
Cup to the knee and ninepence,' y
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-10-03

wheel-connected, " inch boiler,
6 foot s inch wheel machines,
built by the Schenectady company
for fast passenger and heavy freight
business. This trip she was pull
ing the fast run between J. and
M. c., and it was a fast run, even
when a few minutes late, for then
the engineer would instruct the
fireman to go out on the running
board and slip her halter off and
hang it up on her harness. as he
intended to turn her loose.
1t was about 6 o'clock on a love-
ly summer evening when we backed
down to our train, consisting of sew
en- sleepers and diner. We were
thirty five minutes late, which
gave me something to think about,
as the orders on that train were to
put her in on time If she staid on
the rails. [ knew [ was in for a
ride, but little did | imagine the
wild ride [ was destined to take
that night.
AS soon as the conductor had
= compared time with the engineer
and had given him clearance we
pulled out. Getting the draw
bridge, we felt our way down
through the yard, and after getting
the signal from the east end that
all switch engines and box cars
we're in to clear and the switches
%. K, the old man opened her
throttle, cut her back and set the
"old lady, he called his en-
gine-going. He looked out of
the cab window for a moment and
sthen motioned me to him and
said: "Neighbor, "a name he
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-10-03


different remedies when they
ought to be sent to the dentists.
Defective mastication may be due
to various causes. The teeth may
be SO decayed as to expose sensi-
tive surfaces, and when the food
is hard and is taken into the
mouth the pain caused in chewing
makes the performance of the act
incomplete, and the food is swal-
lowed half masticated; or, on the
other hand, the eater is too often
in a hurry and does not give
enough time to this important act.
Whatever the cause, the result is
the same; the process is so simple
1T ought not to be overlooked.
During the process of mastica-
ton the food is mixed with fluid
called saliva. This fluid enters
the mouth through small glands
called salivary glands. These
glands are of two kinds, one is
called mucous" because it's secre-
ton is a fluid of which mucin is a
constituent, and the other is
called "serous," because the pro-
duct of its cells is more watery in
it's nature and is called "albumin-
ous.'' The Serious kind are the
more numerous.
The mouth also contains mucous
glands whose secretion moistens
the membranes of the mouth when
mastication is not going on. The
mixture of all these secretions con-
stitute saliva.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-10-03

l. l.
head by the air going on, and I
knew it was no ordinary applica-
ton but an emergency. [ looked
ahead, but all was clear as far us |
could see; then | turned to the
engineer, and such a look as was
on the mans face [ hope never to
see again. AS soon as he had
clapped on the air, he had reversed
the lever without shutting off, put
on the water brake and had her on
sand. He sat with the three-way
cock in his left hand and his right
was on the throttle. [ never saw
a man pound an engine SO hard
I thought he would turn her in
side out and burn her tires off
and I never saw an engine try to
stop as hard as she did. The
water in her boiler was as black as
her front end. At last she came
to halt, but when [ asked the
engineer what the trouble was he
did not repl y-he just leaned on
the throttle lever as tho he we've
faint.
Then the conductor came run
ming up to find out what was
broke, as he could see nothing in
the way. The engineer looked out
of the cab window at him and
with sobs and choking in his voice
said, ED, our baby is under the
train. God knows | tried to stop
in time, but the way we were
hitting the rails no power on earth
could do it.. [ jumped down
from the cab and went back with
the conductor. Under the fourth
sleeper we saw something and l
crawled in. There under a brake
beam lay our baby, all crushed
and dead, and I tore her little
white dress from the rods and
handed her out. They got a
blanket from the sleeper, tender
hands laid her in it and I carried
her home. Poor baby! OF the
heart pains and tears of the train
crew and passengers I will say
nothing, but [ know [ could hard
ly see the fire box door for some
time.
We lost thirty minutes over our
baby, making us an hour and five
minutes late. The engineer never
spoke; he looked his engine over
and climbed into her; but when
the conductor gave him the "go''
signal, I could see by his face that
he intended to give us a ride. He
leaned one arm on his seat box
and rested his left hand on the
throttle. After she had picked up
her train he cut her back half on
the quartering and did the rest
with the throttle. If she slipped
he would give her a little sand
until her feet would grip the rail
the smoke ceased to come from
her stack and in its place was a
steady stream of fire and a roar.
My oil cans jumped off the brack-
ct over the door and [ had to put
them in front of my seat box. AS
good as that track is, she rolled
like ship in storm.
At n, our first stop, the engi-
neer asked me to look her over
and drop a little oil on her links
and guides; he never got down
from her. After the conductor
had made his report, the pusher
coupled on to us and gave us a
shove up the hill and in minute
we were going again. At places
where they all shut off, we went
through with her wide open; we
never let up the pace. Going
down the hill into K, [ thought
he would shut off and give me a
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-10-03
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IMPORTERS.

Everybody, suffering from headache, buys the
celebrated "Leithhead'S Headache WATERS" A
speedy, certain and safe cure for Headaches of
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Hysterical. and a positive relief in Neuralgia.
Price 25 cts. For sale by all druggists.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-10-03

T THE time of which
I write / was firing a
locomotive on one of
the trunk lines east
Of Chicago. The
engine was one OF
those giant three
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1901-10-03

OUTH digestion:
insufficient mastj-
cation is one Of the
most common caus-
es of indigestion,
and many dyspep-
ticc GRO dOced with
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
A Million VoiGss,

Could hardly express the thanks Of
Homer Hall, of West Point, la. Listen
why; A severe cold had settled on his
lungs, causing most obstinate cough.
Several pb, sicians said he had consump-
ton, but could not help him. When all
thought he was doomed he began to use
DIR. Kings New Discovery for coEsump-
tion aud writes LIT completely cured
mo and saved my life. Inow weigh 227
lbs. ms positively guaranteed for coughs
colds and Lung troubles. Price SOC and
sl.OO. Trial bottles free at Webb drug
store.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
I,olIs. a p.aalr Atsaen.

"My wife was so III that good physi.
cians were unable to h lphnr, writes NJ.
M. Austin, of Winchester, Ind. ,"but was
cured by DR.. Kings New Life
Pills" They work wonders in stomach
aud liver troubles. Cure constipation,
sick headache. s5c, al Webb drug store
, A. j. Smell wanted 10 attend n party,
but was afraid 10 do SO ON thS account u
pains in his stomach, which hu feared
would growworse. lie said,"I was telling
my troubles TO lady friend, who said:
Chamberlain's collie, cholera and DiArh-
oea Remedy will put you in condition fC =
the party / Iboughta bottlo and take
pleasure in stating that two doses cured
me aud enabled me 10 have q good timo
Nt he Parry MI Snalilsb SsitSit c'
sdmnetHnsN y 7Bs%Fs9y Is llr
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
Dublia items.

John Curry and MIs. Amanda Curry
came down from Forest Cove Monday
Mrs. Curry will visit Morlans until sun
day. r.,
Our Sunday school has :bodsht Ns'ne
song books and other supplies. The col
ored lesson pieturs roll will he s5pew
feature added to oar'iite~tase asd will
help all tofemembef each lesson.S''
George and Fred Mohjn and Tom
Goodwin are chopping up q big pile Of
wood for tho next cold spell.
There has been quite a 10 the weather
here since hast Friday, The ground is
about -thAwed out, but We had better
kocp our overcosts ready. -. 90.
The Dublin school boy j. happy this
week. Thei. tepehst gsyS ssgeek!s va
cation and the boys will hunt rabbits,
celebrate Christmas and return 10 school
With the determined TO lasrp more each
week than any week Of the school. =.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
Sheridan.

Ray Kerncy left Tuesday morning for
his home in Malvern, Iowa.
Mrs. J. A. Robinson is sting in Kan
sas City.
Alden Kernoy Is spending Christmas
in Dade county.
Mrs. Peach~r is spending Christmas
in Carthage.
Mr.. Baker had a snow house instead
Of tree Tuesday evening, which Was
appreciated very much by the chidren.
Misses Hattie and Libbie keith r, arc
spending Christmas at home.
Chas. WamPlcr wont to Illinois to see
a special CYfH friend.
Bob Gresham is putting up a wind
mill.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
OF Rsnutx To You.

ID. S. Mitchell, Fulford, Md; "Duing
a long illness Yns troubled with the bed
sores. Was Fdvised to try DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Save and did SO with
wonderful results. was perfectly cured.
1t is the best sllye on the market" Sure
cure for piles, sores, burns, Beware OF
counterieits. by Z. |. LanderbAngh.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
Dewey spsrkIlaxs
dfs. lgAflio v Is quits sick.

Afs. TAftioE IL suits 5iek.
Therv vssa pie and pound supper ri
Baynss Monday night. All had a good
time.
Vernon and Howard Matthews spent
tho holidays nt Manhattan. tKs.l college
where they are in attendance.
Arthur Hsdie, is here on visit. His
father has moved to Kansas, to q place
100 miles wost Of Lamar, but Arthur
has not soursd on Missouri like oOT
neighbors who went to Dakota. ana he
may stay here.
Orvills and Harold Goff. Of Webb City
are visiting Mrs. Gof.
The Dewey school and literary aud
Sunday school had Christmas tree
Tues lay evening". A nd program and
plenty Of candy. The !little ones wish
Christmas would com, oftaLer aud tho
older ouos wish the school house was
larger. fT
Mr.. Bayne moved in the empty house
on Mr.. Gaddis' farm, Tuesday.
Mrs. Estey aud children went rs far
as Carthage duriug that cold spell.
Miss-Brown, living south Of Dewey
gavo an Xmas dinner to a number of
young friends.
The Misses Gaddis, from Webb City
and Alba took dinner with their mother
Xmas.
VIM. Cline had some Deweyitos holp-
ing him cut wood.
A large, stout, henlthy man went
through our neighborhoOd last Tuesday
begging for something to eat. It's tbs
first tramp we have seen for many days,
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
Holiday Rates.

The Missouri Pacific will sell tickets
op, December "a, %, 81, and January /
for one and u third fare for round trip.
Marimum ot 200 mile and . minimum
Of el,0l. Limit r. Janusy2
: On account Of the State Teachers
meeting at Kansas City December 18th
TO 9Th, the Missouri Pacific will sell
tickets for trains arriving in Kansas
City D,cembor 20, % and q for one fare
for the rougd trip, "a. 10.
wASrED:--To trade n cream separr
tor f'VRood or apples. Call on or ad-
dpass j. WI Starrett, Jasper, Mo.
Z SIqlss and SSeet Nash Tobacco 3
cents . pound al Hendricks. .32tf
The disposition Of children largely
dsT.ss,,ls ufon iieahh Iftbey are trou-
blsApr.th W rris. eh'y no be irritable,
e.oss, issecisl, opt p'rhaps .ctoO sls
sick. wHTg's tREAa ygTarroE IL "a
y ofhl'dS, '.ikl'Sba' t,s.c fDNsass % en-
hssfasii nfd rtaifts---TSdl gsy4St
g. f.,TI.sc1e.Aau2h D,ae 80,
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
Farmers.

We have put up hitch
RACKS back Of our store and
it's the warmest place in
town for your teams, =, =.
r. Il. RoBERps &'SoS. ,,
r. s.se Aviif@'pay,'yoTp ,,the
highest price for butter, eggs
and. lnrda. 40, -. lC5,. p's
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
an tsvarssII~t,s .story

~ suffered for yrars:wiih a bfenchis
or lung trouble aud tried various RENE
dies but did:ho obtain permanent relief
until l commenced using One Minute
Cough Cure" writes Rev, James Kirk
man, evangelist Of Belle River, III. "I
have no hesitation in recommending it to
sufferers from mAladies Of this kind. One
Minute Cough Cure affords immediate
relief for coughs, cOltis, and Sil kinds: Of
throat aud ippg trOublesltF tFOrcr0dP it@s
uheqpAlleio' Absolutely safe; SVsfy
PHEASANT to tnacsy ueyw faas aud isSeaily a
favOrits with tlIs chIidreS. ::lThey'iikeit.
+, l.. Lauderbsugh.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
VIII Not t1idS nay sizbe Urd0-
A BtshaL ,.....


GENTLEMEN: / viii not hide my light
under bushel, for want the people to
know what your Gooch's Mexican Syrup
has done for me. For four years haze
been afflicted with Asthms,i and v'naid
not get unything to do me ANY good until
Igot your GoOeh sAiexicabiSyfup. l t,'Gk
three bs,ttlss and Ii .eeredms sHlt1,P-. |
give YOU This hoping it mAy lie the
means of saving some one from horrible
and pre1ns'use death, Ss 9 !.
YQats under oGLgeli ions, !.
REv. .THos. y. B.WAEwIcH. Scott Tow u o.
goa. tsAsFs psess1t sil tbfeaaSil'
pls cough as " tyvil .,siertad is the best
remedy or Ubonpifg cch;a P,iec 2lc.
- EEL i--- $50
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
TEMPERANcE COLUMN



The old year is goide aLj we feel sad
and glad. 50 many things make us sal
Our Missouri battlesbip has to be chris
tened with wine. We were 10 hopes that
Missouri womb follow the example Of
krntpckysand ase watcS. We are sad
that not enough % the stuff is used. II
MissiC Ccnkrei bad all tho alroholic stuffs
In Americs 10 throw oyer ,oa-d, we'd be
GID IL Cur opinion we'd not have
much usc thoD Ior batticships.
We are sad ot the war with Spain.
but whisky. is at ths bottom Of il. The
fIiqaor rspnrs say tAs'ri trade has ir-
ereas' q IN the Philippines, UD saloons
having been opened in .Man,lla. The
vsr hurt us morally, financially and
physically and we haye iniro@ucue1 TO
the child races Ame,ican vices, beer and
| whisky,-, So,
Giad-to be sore We are glad of mu h.
Old Missouri is seeding oui Lfr lest so
men 80 fi4ht tne iiuor rattle Our M,s.
II. fTmau and Mas, l,oNs, dCiGing nation
al Offices Our STAT" pre- .delt rec as ny
many houurs. oar uisiricl resident ia
line for work. Our county president.
Mrs. Mary Brown, Of Joplin is publish
ing live county paper, beside, her 9th.
CT work. Our work is encouraging. We
are organized from "a To lizard" like n
big department store, with 40 different
kinds Of work.
There are seven states in the union
which have gained over 500 white rib
boners this year and Missouri is one OF
them. Now we do feel glad Of this
! Wen certainly have the "big. head" in
stead OF "lnoss. back" u next year is
fruitful. Some one way back in the
corner says what GOOD WILL it dof'
You women can't vote and that made
ms think what bride mot living very
; far from Jas er) told me. "We had a
big quarrel On our wedding trip" said
SHE; "John wanted to talk p litics and
I didn't, l listened and he talked
aIdtalked Of his old party, how much il
was doing and, LS.id, John, which old
party but it makes no difference, the!
arrboth alike, .t
/ "Then he gave me a black look and
said, What do you know about politicsl
John, what papers do you readY' 'Wha;
do you know about prohibition or re
form work by reading d. nocrat or re-
publican pal ers!' and | told him thinG
OR two about w CT U work, about
Crittrndep humes, old soldiers homes
rescue work, 'canteens, Jail work, slun
work, etc, and you ought to SEQ hin
stare! Why l just had the "foor" un
Gil the train STOPPED.
"rhea we got unpackad and vent tc
hoasek ;epiug. John said nothing to M
shout politics, but he read the parers
took oVt Of my trunk the Jasper NEw,
New Voice aud Signal, pap@ which d'
not advertise whisky in day o
two he said, well, lovey dear, Why wa
I so ignorant? / am converted. mar
fied white ribbonor and will vote a
she would IL she could Swing"
Finest Line Of Xmas hand
lIsf ll.A
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
ReGorulendatIo OF a Well
Known Chicago PhysIGIar.

use and prescribe Chamberlain 5
Cough RI mPdy for almost all obstinate,
CONSTRUCTED coughs, with direct results.
prescribe it to children of all ages. Am
glad to recommend it to all in need and
seeking relief from colds and coughs and
bronchial affections II is uon narcotic
and safe in the hands OF the most un-
professional Mis- Mary r. Melrndy, NJ.
d., Phi. D., Chicago, Ill. This remedy
is fov sale by WebbDrug &. Hardware Cu
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
Cow For Sale.

A good milch COW, fresh for Sale. In
quiroof ID. IL. Wampler. til-4l
coU0n AND COLDS IN CHILDREN
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
Kansas City
Journal

Has led the metropolitan daiies Of the
great Southwest for nearly fifty years,
In this section it is supreme. In 1899 it
will he brighter and better than evel be-
fore. More new, attractive features;
more national and foreign news; more
news from Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri
Nebraska and the Southwest. Bright
.nd well selected miscellaney. Latest
sporting news. All the news that is
worth printing. The circulation Of the
Journal now exceeds 10000 daily. The
company wants to double it this year.
Are you subscriber? II not, now il a
good time to begin.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
Wisconsin
BuCkwheat
Flour.

Now is the time for
Pancake and this is the .arti-
Gle TO make them of. Am
handling this Flour in lu
so that you can get any guam
tity YOU wish, at
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
We want everyone that
owes us to settle by cash
or note by Jan. 1, 1902.
WEBB DRUG e HDW co.

Have you coldY A dose Of BAL
LARp's HoEEHoUSD SYRUP at bedtime
will remove it. Price 25cts. and 5Octs.
f E.I.Lauderhaugh Drug co.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
Library Books for InspeetIoa.

A state list of books from which a Ger
tain amoant pf. each school library must
be chosen is furnished each district. A
number Of publishers. are. represented.
The Educational Pubiihjpg Go. have
sent t9 superintendent Dspison a sam
pie Of each u its bppks iu,thisIist.. They
are at his Office for; inspection ct, any
time. Thoy. also sent him hrge num-
bOr OF copies Of their &c aud l0c classics.
Press:
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
Cruelty To Children

Cruelty To Children
Mothers Worm Syrup never fails TO
destroy and remove worms in children.
1t is cruel not to administer it 10 them
wherever there is netd.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
Warning.

We the undersigned agree to prosecute
all parties found bunting or fishing on
our premises without permission.
X. r. Gresham, W. A. Jones.
II. @. Griffin. EFF. Reid.
A. NJ. Harvey. o. II. Stoup.
John Gresham. j. ID. Jones.
r. II, Bayne. ID. w. Replogle.
A.. .Wartllow, James Johnston.
J. S. Brown. d. II. Wampler.
WilbOrt Miller. j. L. NJ. Gore.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
CtEITeR Elsf.

.go.' u,x ~ ;no;s tsHis'+E.' 9.
List OF unclaimed lettcrs remaining 10
the pcstohics at Jastrr, Mo-, for the
month ending Dec. 26th, 1901.
Ansboo, James j Godin; Cbas
Hendricks, w II Patterson, Mr. Willie
Robinson, f;eo X Shoot. Mr. Dean
Whisman, NJ iss lIestie
Postal Cards.
Hopkins, Mr. NJ Lynch, Mr. CE
IL ..ss Paakagrsyl u'o<a'se ~
Ricktor, Mrs Ella
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
paGtnnage.

, ,. -IN'.E tPA4turaEc. :
l7O acres stock for sale. Nider good
fence, plruty Of living water. six miles
west Of Jasper 90 Frick farm.
q" ':-" -, ?" ,7- a.. j. III. JoSKs.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
We will be happy too,
if you will call Set
tie BY. January I, Ioo2~o
WEBB DRUG& Mdw Co.

Just arrived7-A carload
of Michigan .salt, at J.tR'
Harbtirfs.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26
New Sorghum -Molasses at
Hastings. r ,A

We want your butter, oggs, and lard,
aAd will pay the highest market price
for them. r. L. ROBERTS & SON.
For broken limbs, chilblains. burn-,
scalds, bruised shins, sore, thFost, and
sores OF evory kind, apply BALLARD's
Snow LINIMKST. ltwill' give immediate
relief and heal any wound. Price 25cts.
and Boots.
There are few ailments so uncomfort-
able as piles, but they ON easily be.
cured by using TIBLkE's BucKHrK Plls
OINTMENT. Relief follows. its uss, aud
any one suffering from, pilrs can not ~.
ford. to neglect TO .giYs it a trial,
Prl,e ,JQcis in b9ttlss.. tubes 75cts. Ell.
Landerbaugh brussso,co, -
We have three months scholarship
TO the Model City, Business College, OF
Carthage, which we will sell at bar.
gain. Any young msn or woman dosir-
ing to take y business course would d
well to call at this ofice. 2tf
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26

A nice nsw line Of Rockers and
Couch:Cs at bargains al ID. w. Teeters.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26

Finest Line of Xmas hand
kerchiefs ever brought to
the city, at J. D. Harbur's.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-26

Cash paid for Hidesl andl Fuos,
Boucher & Butts.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-30

SERUM, THEN MOSQUITOES.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-30

sand made it glow and We seemsd to be walking in fire. One of our party wrote our names in the sand with his finger and VIZ could read it as he wrote. The great banks of breakers coming ia and breaking into gorgeous colors of Nile green and sapphire blue presenta q a sight indescrihable. out on the pier. beyond the break rs, the whole ocean seemed 10 reflect stars or dashes of light from above, caused by the waves beating together. To one of the SUD- ports of the pier. fastened by ropa. was boat The friction of the waves on i;s sides as 1t lay upon the water made Il seem to be floating on a sea of fire, As We looked some men got into the boat and rode away. The effect was beautiful.
 "We ware SO entranced we could hardly tear ourselves away for little sleep. We exhausted our vocabulary of adjeciives and finally one of the party propos q that we just take a dictionary ard wave it at the ocean and ray Them is my sentiments
 A. K. R.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-30

who have besn stopping her for a few c3ys, returned home this morning.
 Mrs. Deborah Irvine who has been soj urning here will return home in time 10 ents9 the normal at T mpe
 AgGa Caliente has three hotels: "fio. tel Modes.i, Mills House" and Rock Ho;tL" Two st.res, two saloons, post office and a population of 100.
 Mr. Ermett Adams is suffering from poison Of a fly. The water from the springs seems 70 benefit him.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-30
AGUA CALIENTE.

Asua Caliertc, Aug 2S.-(Spscial cor respond nce of Tne Republi. an.) )-Sun- day school was held at this place Sun cay. the filst time since cold weather.
 'Unc'e lk Micheal," who is here TT m Tenpe. has been quite sick, but Is now steadily improving.
 Agua Caliente has had some very not weather the mercury r gissorng iio in ths shade, but Tus sday morning little rain fell, cooling the air sev- cral degrees.
 Mrs. A. w. Cosnec yesterday was i'll. but today is better.
 Mrs. Mitchell and family of Palonas.