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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-12-17

3letnie. Rodzice jej dawno umar-
Ii; zaopiekowala sic MIA ciotka,
panna Julia Prindiville. kt6ra W
cafem tego sfowa znaczeniu pos
wieca sic ola swojej rodziny, gdyz
opr6cz owej Mary, cd lat Z utrzy-
muj- piracy rak wiasnych stara
swa matke brata, kt6ry jest idyo-
ta. Rodzina ia nieszczesliwa mie.
Ska W domu pm. 53S w. Taylor st.
Julia jest kelnerka, i z tego zarob-
ku utrzymuje rodzine. Pewien
ksiadz zwr6cif uwage sadu ma sto-
sunki tel rodziny. Odwiedzif
on ia pred kilku dniami i zastaf
karliczNe siedkaca W krzesle przy
piecu, idyote siedzacego ma podfo.
DIE hafasujacego nieznosnie, pod
czas gdy staruszka palita fake i
cos do siebie mruczafa. Mary jest
p6ftrzecia stopy wysoka, ciotka
jej Julia sama musi ja ubierac CO.
dziennie rano sadzac W krzesle,
bo nadto, W skutek jakiejs nienor.
malnosci W kregosfupie, karliczka
sif ME ma.
Sedzia Tuthill postal Mary do
Dunning, brata panny Prindi-
vile do domu roboczego, gdyz zda-
niem sedziego mfody Jozef jest
wiecej leniuchem, niz idyota.
Nieszczesliwe wypadki.
Hans Nicholson, III w. Erie
str, wczoraj wieczorem godz. pot
do 7 posliznaf sic pred domem pm.
S94 Milwauke ave., upadt ziamaf
noge Zawieziono go do szpitala
sw. Elzbiety, re ME chciaf tam
zostac, p6zniej zawieziono go do
domu.
James W. Darcy, 2S9 Aberdeen
str, wczoraj wieczorem posliznaf
sic pred domem pm. 20 w. Ran
dolph str, upadt i zlamaf prawa
noge. Zawieziono go do szpitala
powiatowego.
Pred budynkiem pm. 100 State
sir. wczoraj popofudniu zostala o.
balona przez tramwal pani j. l..
Keiser, 5149 Dearborn str, kt6ra
szfa jednorocznem dzieckiem ma
reku. Ona sama uszfa bez szwanku,
ale dziecko zostalo mocno pokale-
czone.
w poblizu magazynu tcwarowe-
90 kolei Chicago, Milwaukee q
st. Paul znaleziono wczoraj pred
poIudniem godz. IL zwtoki 55 le-
tniego mezczyzny, ktory prawdo.
podobnie umarf wskutek zmarznie-
cia. zdaje sic, re nieznajomy na-
q wal sic VIM. Veil.
81 letni John Onfelia, 9605 ave.
NJ, zostaf znaleziony przy liz ul.
odmarznietemi kompletnie no.
gami. Amputacya obydwu nog be-
die potrzebna.
Pet. Olson, 1880 Drake ave., 20
stat znaleziony niezywy W swojem
mieszkaniu przez dra Zellera. o.
son telefonicznie W poludnie zawe-
wal lekarza, ,gdyz zachorowaf ma "a.
palenie pfuc, ale lekarz mogt przy-
bye dopiero o godz. 3 popofudniu
i zastaf go juz niezywego.
Vur1ndu 1drowio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-12-17
Telegrar11y.

L SlSSA dARa.y
BERLIN, 17go Grudnia. =
Kwestya ucisku Polak6w ME scho-
dzi porzadku dziennego i niepo-
koi Rad pruski coraz wiecej. Ad-
wokaci, lekarze i przemysfowcy W
Poznanskiem trzymaja sic solidar-
ME, azeby do malych miast ME
wpuszczac Niemc6w. Przy zaku-
pnie majqtk6w zglaszaia sic Pola-
cy funduszami, o kt6rych pocho-
dzeniu mkt ME VIE Niemcy mu-
sza wyrzeka6 sic checi nabywania
ziemi. Hakatysci zazQdali Cd kan
clerza, azeby zni6st na kresach
wschodnich r6wnouprawrienie Po-
lak0w.
Demonstracya W Poznaniu, pod.
czas koncertu Paderewskiego, przy-
brala rozmiary olbrzymie. Mem
COW gniewa ia okolIcznoSc, re Pa
derewski udat sic Poznania
uprost do Drezna, gizie wystepo-
wal przed para kr6lewska i gdzie
doznaf kr6lews!lieSo przyjecia.
w Krakowie odbyf sic vice pol
skich matek, ma kt6ry zeszIo sic
przeszto tysiQc niewlast. Uchwalo-
no wysiac manifest do gi6wnych
miast europejsklch, opisac W MIN
barbarzynskie obchodzenle sic Pru-
sak6w 2 poIskielni dziecmi; posta-
nowiono bolkotowac niemiecklch
kupc6w, przestac przyjmowac ME
mieckie bony, ME czytac niemiec-
kich gazet t. p.
Ma uniwersytecie berlinskim wy
kfadat prof. Schliemann ,,Historye
polska W 19tem stuleciu". Ponie-
waz fafszowal fakta, urzqdzili mu
polscy studenci ,,kocia muzyke",
poczem gromadnie opuscill sale.
BERLIN, 17go Grudnia. :
PoIowy pocztmistrz Borrow, Flei-
scher, wr6cif Transwalu, gdzie
miat sposobnosc widziec obozy
koncentracyjne. Panuja W Mich
stosuuki okropne. Zdaniem Fleis-
chera, kazdy Anglik, ,kt6ry poznaf te
stosunki ME protestoWa przeciw-
ko ich istnieniu, jest tajdakiem.
W1EDEN, 17go Grudnia. =
800 robotnik6w pozbawionych mo.
znosci zarobkowania wywolafo roz-
rugby. PrzyszEo do starcia poll
cya, podczas kt6rego l6 osob 20.
stato ranionych.
Poniewaz Amerykanie zalewaja
rynki austryackie swojem obu-
wien, przeto minister handlu zaku-
pill maszyny do wyrabiania obuwia
kazaf urzadzac odczyty dla Sew
cow, azeby zapoznali sic nova
metoda fabrykacyi obuwia,
MEKsYK, 17go Grudnia. =
Delegaci Haiti wniesli ma pana-
merykanskim kongresie rezolucya,
azeby doktryna Monroego zostala
uzupelniona doktrynq Diaza. Wszy-
stkie panstwa amerykanskie maja
sic wzajemnie zobowiazac ME usz.
czuplania granic panstw innych.
Rezolucye przekazano odnosnemu
komitetowi.
DUBLIN, l7go Grudnia. =
Posiowie irlandzcy do angielskiego
parlamentu, bedacy przywodzcami
Ligi irlandzkiei, So nadzwyczaj
czynni okolicach Mayos Ros-
commons. Skoncentrowano tam
slime oddziaiy pod dowodztwem
szeryf6w angielskich j zanosi sic W
tych dystryktach ma ogfoszenie
stanu oblezenia, poniewaz zanosi
sic ma rewolucye.
LoNDYN, 17go Grudnia,
Gazety winszuja Rooseveltowi O.
kszyi zatwierdzenia przez, senat
waszyngtohski traktatu Hay Paun.
cefote. DAILY News" zaznaczaia,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-12-17

RzYM, l7go 1t u d la.
Ma wczorajszym konsystorzu
zamianowaf Ojciec 5w ty
dw6ch nowych amerykanskich
biskup6w. KS. John O'Connor 20
staf biskupem dyecezyi Newark,
N. Y, ks. William O'Connell BIZ
skupem W Portland, Ore.
Ogloszenie pamietnikow Cri-
spiego wywofato ma tutejszym dwo-
RE ogromna sensacya. Crispi do
wodzi, re kr6 Humbert przeszko-
dzif mu odwofac z Abisynii gene
rafa Baratieri i ze upor krola W
tym wypadku sppwodowaf kleske
wojsk wtoskich, ppniesiona W BIZ
twie pod Adowa.
PETERSBURG, II Listopada. =
Skutkiem ponawiania sic rozru.
chow studenckich, ogfoszono W
niekt6rych wiekszych miastach ro-
syjskich stan oblezenia.
Ksiaze Mikotaj czarnog6rski
przybyt dotad odwiedzit cs.a Mi
kofaja W pafacu W Gaczynie.
BUENos AYREs, II Grudnia. =
Wczorai zostafa wysfana odpowiedz
rzqdu Argentyny ma ostatniq note
rzqdu chilijskiego. Odpowiedz jest
zredagowana W tax pojednaw-
czy spos6b, azeby Rad chlliiski ME
mial jej mic do zarzucenia. Podobno
Bolivia zawi9za!a ma nowo dyplo-
matyczne stosunki 2 panstwem
Chile.
WASHINGTON, 17go Grndnia. =
Zaraz po zagajeniu posiedzenia
wni6sf senator Jones z Arkansas
masterpieces rezolu,ye:
,,Kongres lud amerykanski wy
raza niniejszem wdziecznosc kontr-
admiratowi Winfeldowi s. Schley,
oraz ofcerom marynarzom, kto-
rzy stall pod jego komenda, "a ich
znakomitv zacho@anie sic wobec
nieprzy jaciela podczas bitwy, oka-
zane w dniu 3 Lipca 1898 r., kt6rej
to bitwy skutkiem bylo zniszczenie
foty hiszpanskiej ma wysokosci
portu Santiago.
Uprasza sic prezydenta Stanow
Zjednoczonych, azeby powyzszq
rezolucye Observation-Disclosures,
kt6ry zapozna jej brzmieniem o.
ticer6w marynarzy, ktorzy sluzyli
pod jego rozkazami".
Odesiano te rezolucye do komi-
tetu spraw marynarki, ME podda-
jqc jej zadnej dyskusyi.
Ma posiedzeniu egzekutywnem
przemawial senator Teller ma ME-
korzysc traktatu Hay -Pauncefote.
Przemawiaf "a MIA miedzy innymi
jeden demokrat6w. Debaty ME
budzify wielkiego interesu, ponie-
waz wiedziano ogolnie,, re traktat
zostanie raty6kowany. Ia "a
twierdzeniem traktatu gfosowali
wszyscy senatorzy wyjqtkiem
szesciu, do kt6rych nalezeli: Bacon,
Blackburn, Culverson, Mallory,
Teller Tillman.
WASHINGTON, 17go Grudnia. =
Kontradmiraf Schley wystosowaf
probe do sekretarza marynarki,
azeby ME zatwierdzaf swym podpi-
sem opinii komisyi, dopoki Schley
ME da odpowiedzi ma niekt6re
punkta. Schley otrzymaf z roz-
nych stron kraju mnostwo listow
powinszowaniami superintendent,
re opinia Dewey'a usuwa W ludzie
amerykanskim wszelkie watpliwo-
sci, odnoszace sic do zaslug zwy-
ciezcy pod Santiago.
PHILADELPHIA, II Grudnia. =
Wiadomosci nadchodzace re wscho-
dniej cze5ci stanu Pennsylvania
donosza, re woda W rzekach stop
niowo opada re komunikacya ko-'
lejowa, telegrafczna i telefoniczna
zostaje napowrot przywrocona.
Trudno ma razie ocenic straty,
zrzadzone przez pow6dz. Wynosza
ME mniej, niz kilkakroc stotysiecy
dolar6w. 10000 os6b postradalo
ma razie prace. Wypadk6w Smier-
ci, spodowanych powodzia, zaszfo
ME wiele.
Tr Mt W IT, Nl:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-12-17
Wioc n1afek " krakOwie.
Demonstracye polskie niepokoja Prusak6W.
Angllcy obawiaja sic powstania
IrlandCZyk0W.
al nowi amerykahsey biskupi zamianOwani.
TRAKTAT HAY-PAUNCEFOTE ZATWIERDz0NY
y GLOSAMI PRZEClW 6.

lstyczny minister zfodziejem! Otto
najnowszy dowod, IL stanowisko
cziowieka ME wptywa ma ziagodze-
ME r6znych popedow, ksztafco-
nych i podbudzanych W towarzy-
stwie ,,Iudzi zasad". w obec tego
trudno sic dziwic, IL ,,towarzysz-
minister" tax rychto doszedf do
majatku, kapitaf6w paiacow sko-
70 zamki drzwiczki ME So pre-
szkoda....
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26
AR1zoNA's future. is withou

AR1zoNA's future is without a
doubt brighter than ever before.
The only drawback she has to con-
tend with is not being able to govern
herself. AS a state we could make
our own laws and compel congress
to recognize us and our needs. With
appropriations BY congress the
water question in Arizona would be
settled forever, and with plenty Of
water who doubts her ability to take
her place in the front ranks of adj
vancing civilization? So many peo-
pie point to Nevada as the reason
why our territory should not be ad-
mitted. and to all thinking people
the comparison is odious to say the
least. Our vast bodies Of. precious
metals are attracting investors al
never before, and the copper output
is now almost leading the world
Give us statehood and system Of
water storage and we'll do the rest
Arizona Arrow.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26
Supposed to. Be Outlaws

There was quite an excitement at
the petritied forest on the morning
OF the 18th inst. Bud Smithson was
out there on the 18th hauling wood /.
for the Jim boys and coming across
the milky wash he saw three men
with pack horses going across the
country. One Of. them came to
where he BUD was, inquiring of
ranches. in the country. His horse
locked as if it had been ridden for
several days. He talked for a few
minutes and rode back to the other
parties and they headed north.
Arvell Martin, better known as
"Gulliver," who lives. at Pinto,
stopped over night with the Jim
boys. He left his horse in the cor
ral;that night and on the morning of
the 18th when going to feed the
horse found that some one had been
there and taken it. Going back to
the house they found that Reese
Bowen's saddle had also disappear
ed. Reese and Gulliyer armed
themselves expecting to follow the
guilty party. 1t is the suppQsition
that when the man saddled the ami
NAL and got on him and from the
appearance of the ground in the
immediate vicinity the horse MUST.
have threwn the rider. They found
the horse and saddle about one mile
from, the ranch, the blankets had
worked out from under the saddle
and the bride reins were broken off
and the left. stirrup gone. There
were the marks of a. spur rolled
across the seatiQf the saddle, On re-
turning they found the missing stir
rup about twenty yards from the
corral, where the horse had been
pitching: from the looks Of things.
GulliYer and Reese seemed to, be
very much pleased at the way it
turned out.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26

QUEEN VICTORIA, who for so many
years has ruled with a motherly
fashion the throne of England: has
at last been Laid in her, final resting
place. On. Tuesday morning she
breathed her last and the sad intel
ligence was received all oyer the
world with profound. sorrow. At
her death bel she was surrounded
by her children and grand children
who were waiting. to hear the last
good, byen of. the motberly old
lady. She was conscious to the last
and recognizedthe Prince of Wales.
to whom she spoke a few words OF
great moment, and Emperor Will
liam and others as they passed hel
bedside received her last look OF
recognition. May she rest in. peace
and for the good deeds done by her
on this earth wear crown of glory
10 her heavenly home.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26
A Woman's Awful Peril.

".There is only one change to.save
your life and that is through an ope-
ration, we're the startling. words
heard by Mrs. 1. B. Hunt, Of Lime
Ridge, Wis, from her doctor After
he had vainly tried to cure her of a
faigRtful case of stomach trouble
ands yellow jaundice. Gall stones
had formed and she constantly grew
worse Then she began to use Flee
trio Bitters which wholly ccred. 'hsf
It's wonderfuL>Stomach, Liver and
Kidney Remedy. Cures Dyspepsia,
Loss ofAppetite,,- Try it. Only 50e.
Guaranteed. For, sale by F. j.
Wattroh and 20, NJ. Il
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26
LEGISLATIVE !. + news.
Qoings OF the Law
Makers of the.
Territory.
PROCEEDINGS oR WEEK
Twenty-Fifst Legislature of Arizona
Perfect Organization and Pro-
coed; to Do Business.
PROCEEDINGS oR WEEK

The legislature of Arizona is now
under full head of steam and in
good working order. 1t convened
on Monday at noon and organized.
In the council Hon. Eugene S. Ives,
of Yuma, was elected president;
Hon. John ]. Birdno, of Graham,
was elected chief clerk, and Hon.
George E. Truman, IF Pinal, was
elected assistant chief clerk. In
the assembly Hon. p. P. Parker, of
Maricopa county, was elected
speaker, Hon. Curt Miller, of Mari
copa, was elected chief clerk, and
Hon. Milford Winsor, Of Yuma,
assistant chief clerk.
All this was decided on at the
democratic caucus held at the Ford
hotel yesterday evening and passed
through without a hitch. This
caucus was somewhat spirited at
times, but finally matters were ar
ranged to the entire satisfaction of
all present.
The minor officers were appor-
toned as follows
In the council: Caleb Pellon, of
Tucson, sergeant at arms; Pedro de
la Lama, of Phoenix, journal clerk;
Mrs. Carlotta Holbrook, of Tucson,
and. Mrs. n. E. Williams, of Phoe-
nix, assistoRt enrolling and engross-
ing clerks; Mrs. w. H. Lake, OF
Kingman, assistant journal clerk
committee clerks, &. P. Grindell, OF
Tucson, ]. S. Pattee;. of Prescott
Miss Mamie Kennedy, of ella
county, and Miss E. Lipscomb, of
Mericopa; Waterman, S. B. Kinds
OF Yuma.
In the assembly: Solly Drach
man, enrolling and engrossing clerk
P. G. Warren, of 4apapai, assistant
enrolling and engrossing clerk
Other committee clerks not defn
itely assigned are: John Evans, O.
ella, Miss Marshal, of Pinal, S. A
D. Upton, of Cochise, J. McCor
mick, of ella, J. Uhlman, of SAINT;
Cruz, and Albert Reyberg, o.
Navajo; page, Clarence Dunbar, Q.
Mahove.
There is some talk of creating
few more clerkships, especially
stenographer.
The governors views was pre-
sented to, the legislature in,a strong
message and it was very favorabl,
received. 1t covered the whole fell
of territorial affairs.
The financial affairs. of; tn
} territory was never in better condi
ton andthe-reports show progress
in all departments OF the territorial
government.
Councilman H. T. Andrews, O
Yavapai county, introduced coun
Gil bill No. l to repeal the poll ia
law. The bill. will be put on it
regular course and will be referre
: to the committee on judiciary whe
one is appointed.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26
Arizona Press Association.

At the meeting of the Arizona
Press Association held at Phoenix
the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: VI. H. Nc
Cord, president; E. S. Perkins, sec
Rotary; j. Ii. Hammill, first vice
president; kean St, Charles, second
vice-president Six delegates we're
chosen to the National Editorial
Association, consisting Of T. L.
Shultz, Kean St. Charles, E. S. Raw
Inns, William Hattick, Frank Alley.
Mnlford .Winsor The next meeting
Of. the association will be held at
phoenix, the fourth Monday in Jan
uary, 1902.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26
THE
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Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26

SENATOR HANaA is determined that
the country shall not be deceived BY
the cloud Of falsehood aDdsmisrep-
resentation stirred! up in regard to
the subsidy bill by. its enemies. He
has accordingly inapgurated cam
paign of education that will go far
to set this measure rightly before
the voters of the country.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26

EvEaE. attempt to secure action on
the Nicaraguan canal bill always
meets with opposition on one
ground or another. The latest to
object being Senator Daniels, of
Virginia, who says, "the subject is
not yet thoroughly understood"
When, in Heavens name, will it be?
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26
Forbids Sheep Grazing.in Black Mesa
Forest.

A special from Santa Fe, N. NJ,
says: Superintendent of Forest
Reserves I. B. Hanna, today re-
celved an order from the depart
ment of the interior prohibiting
sheep grazing on the Black Mesa
forest reserve in Arizepa& Last
summer there were as high as 30O,-
600 sheep on the reserve and the en-
forcement of the order will be a
great hardship on the sheepmen. 1t
is believed that the same order will
be enforced on all the remaining re-
serves as soon as the investigation in
respect to them is concluded. Thus
far grazing has been positively pro-
hiblted upon the ella, Pecos and
the Black Mesa reserves.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26

Elk GOVERNOR JAMES A. MOUNT, Of
Indiana, died very suddenly at In
dianapolis last week. He. was sub
jet t9 faintiing spells during his
term of Office, but they were not
looked upon as being Of serious
nature. He had attended recep-
ton few hours previous to his
death.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26

BoTH branches of the Arizona
legislature organized Monday by
the election of two capable, honor
able men as presiding officers. Ari-
iona never in. her. history had more
representative legislature, and the
people of the territory can look
forward to some good, wholesome
work.-Gazette.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26
Worlds Champion.

81 tried many remedies to cure
piles.p writes w. R. Smith, oELath-
am, Ill, "but found no relief. till ]
used Bucklen's Arniea, Salve.
have not been troubled with piles
since" It's.tRe only. champien-Pile
cure on earth and the best salve in
the world. 25c per box, guaranteed
by F. j. Wattron and A. G. M. L
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26
A. Bright, Honest Boy Wanted.


The publishers of the famous big
illustrated weekly newspaper, Penn
sylvania Grit, are now placing rep
resentatives at every postoffice in
Arizona, and. they; desire TO SECURE
the service of capable, hustling
agents. in each of the following
towns of Navajo county: Fort
Apache, Holbrook, Keams Canyon,
Snowflake, .Teylor, Winslow, and in
such other towns as are not already
supplied, The work is profitable
aud pleasant. A portion of Satur-
day only is required. Over. 5000
agents are. doing splendidly. No
money whatever is required. Every
thing is furnished free. Stationery,
rubber stamp, ink and pad, adver-
Using matter, sample copies, etc.
Papers, are. shipped to be paid, for
at the end ofseach month Those
not sold are. not 81 ar, Z oos, vr.Ce,
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Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26

We have just ordered new lot
of type for our job department.
The ARGUS is fast becoming one of
the best newspapers in the terri
tary, and our job printing is not ex-
celled by any. Give us your work.
We guarantee satisfaction.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26
A Budget of Roosevelt Stories.

Twenty excellent stories and an
ecdotes of Therefore Roosevelt
never before printed, and told an
anonymously by the ''intimates" and
closest friends of the yice-president
elect, will be published in the next
issue of The Ladies' Home journal.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26

We reserve the right always to re-
iect any or all articles sent into this
Office for publication, and we posi-
lively will not publish anonymous
communications. Save your stamps
and valuable time.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26
WANTED

Reliable man for Manager of
Branch Office we wish to open in
this vicinity. If your record is
o. K. here is an opportunity. Kind
ly give reference when writing.
The A. 7. MORRIS WHOLESALE HOUSE.
Cincinnati Ohio.
Illustrated. catalogue 4 cts. stamps.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26

Lieutenants Mccormick and
Fechet, of Fort Apache, left Thurs
day for Fort REILLY, Kansas, to take
an examination for promotion We
hope they will be successful,
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26

Official Paper Of Navajo Co.

Entered at the postoffice al Holbrook, Ariz.,
as seeoRdzeiassmail htattef.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-01-26

We don't care if Neeley never
comes back.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-05-31
Deserved Promotions.

Itis with pleasure that we note
the taction of the directors of the
First National Bank, at their meet
ing, last Wednesday evening, in
recogizing in substantial way the
merits of two of its worthy en-
ployees, d, M. Kennedy and A. N.
Allen. d. Nj. Kennedy was elect
ed Vice President and A. N. Allen
Cashier. Mr.. Kennedy has been
cashier of this. growing and wond-
erfully popular institution for the
last eleven years, and, on account
of Mr.. Aliens heath and frequent
absence and large pesonal business,
a good share Of the time, has virtu-
ally had charge of the management
of the bank, His honesty and de-
votion to the interests of the bank
have never been questioned by the
most critical. A. N, Allen has
been with the bank, in various ca
pacities, since its foundation and
has merited and won one promo
tion after another till be reached
his present position. He is genital
and popular and a good conserv
atiyc business man.
| The bank now has a deposit OF
over Sa4o, 900 and was never in a
more hourishing and prosperous
condition. 1t is deservedly popu-
lar, and has the undivided confidence
of the people. With thisjust trecogn :
ton of the merits of these
two young men by the board,
thus giving them official credit for
the work they have really been do
ing for years, we predict a continu
ed growth in business and in the
confidence of the people.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-05-31
low I O
Gain + Iesh

Persons have been known to
gain a pound a day by taking
an ounce of SCOTS EMUL-
SION. It is strange, but it often
happens:
Somehow the ounce produces
the pound; it seems to start the
digestive machinery going prop
erly, so that the patient Is J, able
to digest and absorb his ordinary
food, which he could not do be-
fore, and that is the way the gain
is made.
A certain amount OF flesh is
necessary for health; if you have
not got it you can get It BY
taking