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Grnnd-Leader Makes n Lucky Pur-
chase.

Last Thursday the Pufeles-Ganz Cloak
Company QOcated next to the Wolff- Wilson
Drug Company. at $40 Washington avenue)
closed out to the GRAND-LEADER their
entire stocks Of Cndermuslins, Corsets
Dressing Sacques. Wrappers and Umbrellas
at 50 cents on the dollar. Messrs Pufeles
and Ganz have had these departments dn
connection with cloaks and suits) for only
short time. The goods are, therefore, new,
fresh and desirable in every way. To-mor-
rows Republic will contain the GRAND
LEADERS advertisement, with full partic-
ulars, prices. etc. Judging from the high
class of the goods carried by Pufeles-Ganz
Cloak Company and the fact that none have
been on their shelves over three months, It
will be sale well worthy of the attention
Of every woman IN St Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-03
STREET DEPARTMENT VACANCY.
Assistant Commissioner Hemen-
way Resigns TO Go East.

William o Hemenway. Assistant Street
Commissioner. has rendered his resignation
to Street Commissioner Varrelmann. The
resignation dates from May 81. Mr.. Hem
enway was connected with the department
many years. Mr.. Varrelmann says his as
eistant desired to resign several months
ago. but was induced to remain until June
I he intends to go East, owing to the bad
health OF his wife
II Is understood that George B. Stroup,
general superintendent OF streets is a can
didate for the position. Friends of John A
D1ny, clerk In the Park Department, are
urging his candidacy Mr.. Duffy held a
clerical position in the License Department
Tor short time before he entered the Park
DEPARTMENT He was connected with the
missioner NJ ]. Murphy. Later he was a
clerk In the Election Commissioners Of
fee.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-03
KNOX DELEGATES ARE DIvIDEp.
herens and Atkins Eoth Claim Part ot
Those Chosen
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

ItF-F I9IiII STFIIAI.
Edna. Mo. June 2-The Knox County
Republicans met here to-day in convention
and selected delegates to their dfrfarar,t
State conventions as follows: To STAT. CT
fehtlon-G H. PAUL, J. +. Long, r [, KSi-
IeE ana Ed S. Brown. Judicial Convention
-. +. Sever, +. .. Parsons and q
Brown. Congressional Convention- I
Magee N. G. BiggerstaT. ]. N BeaI
EEfif9rge Eif1rge kinseI. NJ, F. Crawford. william
u9n-A. 5. Harper. c. H Tucker. Thomas
hitman and 4. 7. Ross. The delegations
are are understood to be divided between Akirs
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T0-DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank clearings were Slo,462o26'
balances 81 224. sos Local discount rates
were between A.. and 513 per cent Domesto
exchange was quoted as follows: New
York, DC premium bid. Soc premium ASKED
Chicago, par bid. 1oc premium asked; On
cinuati par bid, l1c premium asked; LOUIS
vile, sc discount bid. par asked; New o'-
leans par bid. IOc premium asked.
Wheat closed lower at 69lzc bid July; $50
7sisc No. rcd. Corn closed higher at 6lhg
6ls.c bid July; &c so. 2 mixed OHJ5 closed
at S2s.c bid July; 4is. l42c No. ? Northern
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged.
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Marine Intelligence.

Boston. Mass. June ARRIVED: Cltonia,
Liverpool.
Liverpool, June ARRIVED: Cymric, New
York.
Bremen. June ARRIVED: Friedrich der
Crosse, New York via Southampton.
Gibraltar, June ARRIVED: AIler, New
York for Naples and Genoa
Glasgow. June 2 &C Carthaginian, New
York; Sandman Montreal.
London. June .. Arrived, Minneapolis.
New York.
Hong-Kong, May 31.-Sailed: Tacoma, Ia
coma
Plymouth. June 2.-sailed: Patricia. from
Hamburg for New York
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Fifty-three citizen. Of w-I1.ton yes
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Frazier and Privates Burchard II. Earl.
Ernest s. Holmes. Company NJ, Fourth In
fantry.
The following enlisted men are honora-
bly, discharged from the naval service OF
the State: Musicians Ernest Sherer, VIII
liam Schaefer, Charles Lindquist, Garrett
W. Van Bergen, and Charles B. Orendorn.
Captains noncommissioned staff; Seamen
Walter Peterson and George A. Underwood,
Second Division. First Ships Crew: Elec-
trician J. B. Swift, Fourth Division, First
Ship's Crew
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The House passed the resolution thank
ing Secretary OF State Hay for his address
on the occasion Of the Mckinley memorial
services in the Hall Of Representatives
Representative Clark Of Missouri made
twenty minutes speech. opposing the reso-
luton, on the ground that MI. Hay TOOK
advantage Of the opportunity to make
''high-class stump speech.
THE closing arguments on the Philippines
government bill were made in the Senate
under the five-minute rule.
Senator Elkins and seventeen otneIS
pledcei themselves to vote against any Diii
providing for reciprocity with CUBA me
administration views this latest insnrreo-
finn With alarm.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
Delegates Chosen and q Full Ticket
Nominated.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Union. Mo. June 2.-The Republicans Of
Franklin County held Delegate Conven-
ton to-day and elected as delegates to the
State judicial and Congressional conven-
tions the following:
State Convention-W. E. Pehle. Fred Me
mann, G.. A Mehl Richard Smith. c. F.
Borberg, Louis Brinkmann, d c. Baugher,
Fred Masterson, Louis Cleve, Charles A
Cole, William Petersen and Jesse Adams.
Judicial Convention-Arthur Farrar, L. r
ReifschneidAr. James Weldon, Doctor W.
F Hempelmann, Thomas B. Evins. Will
liam Meyerseck, ]. y. Tankersley-
Congre essional Convention-W. H. Alters
meyer. w. L. Cole. Il 2. Fowler; A;
Muench, A. Kramolowsky, a. c. Krog.
Emil Oltmann, Z. c. Baugher and Clark
Brown
The Republican County Central Commit
tee net in Union to-day and counted the
votes cast at the Republican primary cleo
tion held last Saturday TO nominate coun-
ty ticket. The following was found to be
nominated: Representative, Richard Smith.
Presiding Judge County Court. Charles L.
Busch; Judge First District, Henry Steiner:
Judge Second District. August Glaser:
Judge Probate Court, J. q. Schafer; Treas
urer Edward Muench: Collector. Emil
Puchta: County Clerk August Baur: Cir
cult Clerk. A. II. Steinbeck; Recorder of
Deeds Sch Walz: Prosecuting Attorney, o.
E Meyersieck: Sheriff Thornac P. Bruck:
Coroner, Doctor c. F. Goodrich.
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VR0OMAN BUYS A BIG STORE.
Cooperative Plan to Be Tried in
Grocery Business at Kansas City.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Kansas City. Mo-, June 2-Walter Vroo-
mans Western Cooperative Association to-
day absorbed the big grocery store Of Rein
hardt Bros. at Nos. lS2S-SO Grand avenue.
and II will be made the central store for
this district of the association. In payment
for the transfer of the store Reinhardt
Bros. received part cash and the balance OF
the consideration in cooperative stock
Walter Vrooman retrrned from New York
this morning. He says that while in the
East he met several wealthy men interested
In his work, who promised him all the
financial aid he may need in his co-opeIa-
tive movement Just as soon as it begins 10
show results.
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RANDOLPH COUNTY REPuB1IcAxs.
Kcrens Indorsed for National Com
Initte-man and Atkins for Chairman.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Moberly No, June THE Republicans of
Randolph County met in convention to-day
elected delegates 10 the State and Judicial
conventions and nominated a county ticket.
Captain Gillispie of Stoddard County ad-
dressed the convention. Resolutions indors-
ing the administration of President ROose-
welt and Secretary Hitchcock were passed.
Kerens was Indorsed as National Com
mitteeman, and the delegates to the State
Convention were instructed to vote for the
reelection OF Thomas J. Atkins as State
chairman.
The following county ticket and delegates
to the various state and district conventions
ing; Recorder. Thomas H. Dawson; Treas
urer C. f. Mayo; Sheriff Sam Rich; Col
lector, A. Mccullough; County Clerk. E. T.
Starks; Prosecuting Attorney, Z. F. Cute
kunst; Presiding Judge of the County
Court, T. n. Bird; Associate Judges, b. c.
Campbell and Thomas Mayo; Coroner, Doc
tor S. p. Owens: Circuit Clerk and Probate
Judge, TO be supplied later.
Delegates to the State Convention at JEFF
ferson City,. W. Scott. F. G.. Ferris, E.
S. Bedford. J. W. Stigall, John Heron and
Delegates to the Judicial Convention at
Gutekunst and S s. Rich.
Delegates to the Congressional Conven-
ton, when called-C. F. Jones, S. T. Kelley.
c. ]. W. Jones, Doctor G. g. Bragg, L c.
Temple and J. A. Durham
The only candidate for State office in
dorsed was Edward Higbee Of Schuyler
County for Supreme Judge
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SUDDEN DEATH OF
F, |. McGINNESS
Retired in His Usual Health and
Died of Apoplexy Early in
the Morning.

Francis L. McGinness of the r. L. Nc
Ginress Painting COMPANY. who has been
prominent in local business circles for
thirty-four years. died suddenly yesterday
morning Of a stroke of apoplexy at his
home. No. 4024 West Belle place.
He seemed in his usual health Sunday
night He had been well throughout the
last week, attending to his business as
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OBITUARY.
FIGURED ~ LINCOLN TRAGEDY.
M"h once Sentenced for Aiding Bootl
tn Escape * DPrI

New York, June 2-Aisalom Ruc-Izz
halnori7Ee. who at cna tim, was under
sentence of death Tor assistance he was
charged with giving john Wilkes Boom
s M.ns the latter was making his escau.
alltT asSasS!natl1g President Igrc5Irl -
cIty. '~ --lii- Al 'L4S
Mf- bainuridge was Io~u in Virginia IN
L19- ne entered tho Confederate Army lIr.-
utF Colvhel M"shy. when he was l6 Years
ul,t; ara al tHe clos of the war held The
r"Lh o. IAeHten3rt- When Colonel NIgsb,-'s
Coll!hahG was dispersed Raiuhridge and a
cousin. Major RuCgIes. vno died IN M
cl,! tNo weeks aEc. We're on their wa.
nome non wren they mot Booth q hum they rn-
WltinSty assisted T. cross the river Tho
!uuhS lieutenant and his cousin were ar
queutiV wrr- released " 1''Os'7-
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CONVENTION IN LIVINGSTON.
Hanna kerens and Atkins All In
dorsed by the Republicans.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chiliicothe, No. June 2-TIvingston Coun-
ty Republicans in convention here to-day
adopted resolutions indorsng National
chairman Hanna, National Committe eman
heiens and State Chairman Ak-nS Pro
Iessor J. [. White Of Braokfleld was IN
Gorsed for State Superintendent OF Public
The following delegates were chosen: To
the state Conventional McVey J. II Top
pass John 5 Schmidt. $. o. Linton Ed
II. II smith. "a Fink. Bert HUgs-Jt Jnd
To the Judicial Convention-W s. Chase
A. b Davis. George YOemaus Harry AIey-
ers and George Walz
The Board OF Control OF the State In
dustrial Home for Girls to-day accepted
The new cottage building and named it the
l. K Slack building in compliment to Mrs.
/ r. Slack OF Chillicothe. the oldest mem
Der OF the board in point Of service and
WIDOW OF General W Y SInck
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INJURED IN A RUNAwAY-John Nor

ton, B years old, Of No. 3045 Easton avenue
o driver for Werner Brothers, was seriously
injured in a runaway at Garrison avenue
and Pine street early last evening. He is
at the City Hospital suffering from a COM
pound fracture Of the skull and conclusion:
Of the brain. He was delivering goods when
away, threw him from the wagon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-03

The Prince of Monaco obtains decree Of
separation from his American wife. who IS
the daughter of New Orleans barker.
Terms OF peace in South Africa are for
nally announced in the British Parliament.
Three hundred Yaqui Indians engage IN
battle with Mexican troops and are routed.
leaving forty dead and eighty wounded on
the field.
strong undercurrent of discomfort
makes London's celebration Of the an
nouncement of peace only mild repetition
OF Mafeking night.
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Would Enjoin Nashville Bonds.
pFT0T-EsJ II. 5pFf.TAT

Nashville. Tenn. June "A suit was fled
IN the United States Circuit Court this af-
ternoon In behalf Of ]. Craig McLanahan
and other nonresident .axpay ars u Nasn-
vile seeking to enjoin the payment by the
city of Nashville Of the s1.O00c10 subscrip-
ton to the capital stock Of the Nashville
last August. The bill alleged the election
was Illegal and void and cites a large num-
Der OF alleged illegal votes in each ward OF
he invalid
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FACTIONS SPLIT IN ST. CLAIR.
Antf-GaIbrcath Men Left Republics
Convention in n Body.

Convention in Body.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Osceola. Mo-, June 2-The Republicans Of
St. Clair County met here to-day In mass
convention. for the purpose OF selecting
delegates to their different State conven-
tions. After repeated conferences of the
mise the battle began and a test OF strength
was made upon the delegates to be elected
to the State Convention at Jefferson City
ton in nomination. and the a1ti-Ga.breatr
men nominating Charles A. Mitchell Vote
was taken upon Mitchell. yea and
nay, and it was clearly evident that
Mitchell was elected, but. after numerous
speeches, standing vote WIS taken. when
the chair announced 81 votes for Mitchell
end 134 against him.
On the announcement of the vote by tie
chair. about one-third of those present left
the hall, headed by John 3. Eggor Of Ap-
plston City. after which the Galbfenfh men
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SPORTING.

kid" McFadden knocks out 'iJem" VIII
liams, an Englishmsn. in fight at London
for the bantam weight championship Of the
world.
Bear Creek. Maggie Clopton. Scorpio. Wax
Taper, Salinda and Miss Golightly were the
winners at the Fair Grounds.
The Browns lost another game to Phila-
delphia by a score Of to 4, and are now
IN sixth place.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Evansville. Ind. June 2-william Gibson
aged 80. who had bsen Postmaster at HCv--
ell this county, for the past six years. died
today of consumption. He was q prOni-
nent Elk and Red Man. HIS father. Joseph
Gibson. has been County Commissioner for
a number of years.
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MRS. AMANDA sEBELL-DAv1s.
REPuELIc sPEc1AL.


Muscogee I. T. June 2-AIrs Amanda
Sebell-Davis died here to-day. She was one
of the oldest citizens OF the Creek Nation.
having attended the old Asbury Mission
the first mission school abolished in the old
Creek Nation in Alabama, and moved to
this place in 1898. During her life she
reared thirteen orphan children. She was
81 years old.
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nLINp CHILDREN mi GYMxAsr1c.-

The junior and senior classes of the MIS-
souri, School for the Blind gave an interest
ing gymnastic exhibition last night. About
W. A. Smith, the physical culture teacher.
went through club and wand drills and AK
srcisea on the rings and parallel barx
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Alhambra, ILL.,. June The Democrats
sent the following delegation to Edwards
vile to-day to attend the County Conven-
ton: W. C. Lowry, ]. B. Pearce, William
Suhre. Louis Steinman, Louis Kientz Z. A
Graaf.
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This name must appear on every box of the
genuine Laxative Brcmo-Quinine Tablets
the remedy that cures a cold in one day. 25c.
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MRS. V. II. sEIGEL.


REPJ BI1lC SPECIAL.
Carlinville. Mo, June Mrs V H. SeigeI
OF St Louis died at the home Of her mother
Mrs. Hanna Underkoeffier in this city this
morning.
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MRS. L. j. DANIELS.


Dallas Tex. June Mrs. L. ]. Daniels.
20 years old. the mother of Randolph Dam
iels. who is chief clerk in the passenger
department OF the Missouri. Kansas anS
Texas Railway. died at her home. No 19s
st. Louis street. last night The body was
sent to Muscatine, Ia, to-day for burial
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Pile. Cured without the x,,,.

Itching. Blind. Bleeding Protruding PLEA
Tour druggist Will refund your money II PAzo
OINTMENT tails TO cure you 30 eeata
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REPUBLIC SPEC1AL
Nation. ILL.,. June Miss Elizabeth
Coke. ~ years old. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John l.. Coke, died Of paralysis last
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Greenvtlle. Ill, June doctor J. A
Black died Sunday at his home in Pleasant
Mound aged O. years. He was born in Sa-
lem. ILL.,. and had been practicins medicine
IN this county for thi-ty-five years. The
funeral will be held at the family residence
tomorrow morning by the Reverend D. K.
Barbour of Woburn.
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LLOYD II. REDMoN.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Monroe City. Mo. June 2.-Lloyd H. Red
mon, former representative from Rails
county. and FOR many years an influential
citizen of this section of the State died lasr
night on his seventy-ninth birthday ami
yersary
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Tle heir. to the estnte of Bnpti.ts

yesterday and requested Judge Wurdeman
to compel their brother. Baptiste Aubuchon
who vas appointed executor Of their IA
ther's will. to give bond. They said the es-
tate was worth about $1,000. and for the
protection OF their interests bond should be
given Judge Wurdeman took tire matter
under advisement:-
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ferent conventions thereby selecting ". W. !
Lawton to head the delegation to jefferson |
City.
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Clayton yesterday to Ellwood Humphreys
of Springfield. Ill. and Mabel Clyde Stuart
of Manchester: John Perkins and Carrie
Wallace OF hirlxIoOd: Frank ". Doane and
SalNe c. Woodruff Of St Louis and Piercy
3. Huliinger oS Dahlgreen. Ill, and Dollie
Smith of st. Louis. A license was refused
to William Booker and Treva Whiteside of
Decatur. III.
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MRS. RHODA FISHER.

KF-F'J BI-IC SPECIAL.
Adrian. Mo-. June Mrs. Rhoda Fisher
aged I6 years. died here to-day. Five cbiI-
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Frank pefoe OF Manchester lost his

suit ii the Clayton Circuit Court yesterday
ton WimaS. Defoe asked for damages
against Dietrich because the latter refused
TO let him Use his scales to weigh a load of
hay. WimIs is nUrseryman. who sold
trees to the plaintiff. The trees did not
come up To expectation and Defoe got a
Judgment for HjS5
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MattGon, H.. June Mrs H. r. Kirk
Vile OF prominent resident of DuGuoin,
died yesterday. The body was buried In
this city, her old home to-day
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ELLIS BRIGGS,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
BoonviIle. Mo. June ELLIS Briggs, aged
Il years. died here to-day.
DOCTOR l. A RTArI
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Eysiia e Pssskhasu's WegeG:

1t will entirely the Female Complaints all
ran troubles inflammation and liberation Falling and Displacement
OF the Womb and Spnai Weakness, and peculiarly
adapted to the Change
IL BacR,che IeucorrhRa than
other remedy the world has 1t almost nabe such
dSsolves and exI from the Uterus early stage
OF Development and checks tendency huOrS
Irregular Suppressed Menuation the
Stomach Indigestion Boang Flooding Nervous Prostration,
ache, General Debility quickly yields to it.
Womb troubles and
ieved and permanently cured by Under all
in harmony with the laws that the female system, and
harmless
1t quickly that Bearinsiown Feeling, lassi
irrabity nervousness Dizziness antness seepnes fatulen
melancholy the blues and bacEac. These indications
of Female Weakness arrangement of the Uterus which this
medicine always
Kidney Complaints and Backache Vegetable
Compound always
No other female medicine in the world received
widespread and unqualified
has such a record of of feIiale troubles.
These who refuse
wared hundred thousand times they they
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MRs. sARAW KENNEY.


Cary!e, Ill, June 2-Nrs. Sarah Kenrey
aged ~ years died at her home in this CITY
last evening. She was a native OF ireland.
MRS. III, r. KIRK
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terday petitioned the County Court to co1p.
a bridge across its tracks on Kienlen ave-
nue. where II crosses Hamburger avenue.
For the last nine months. the petition
states, ii has been impossible to travel the
street on account OF the lack OF a bridge,
and the gardeners living in that vicinity are
compelled TO go two miles out Of their way.
either on the Natural Bridge road or the
Lucas and Hunt road. to get to the city.
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appointment .T the following deputies TO
the County court yesterday: For Ron
horlnle Township. Nicholas Schumacher:
Carondeet Township. August Creceius and
VII lam Luther. CeuuaI Township. Char leS
Espenschied: Neramcc Township Fred
RoetJker. ST. Ferdinand Township. Albert
JaCOhSmeyer
Williams news., 1902-03-01
.Eocai Wews


 We desire to call your attention to the new ad. in this issue of Mir H. c. Sanders.
 Mir N Friedberg, proprietor of the New York store, arrived in the city Sunday evening from Prescott to look after his business interests here.
 Ranch Eggs, good enough to boil. Cheap John Racket Store.
 In the Mayer correspondence to the Journal-Miner we notice that Miss Lena Johnson, of Williams, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. L. P. Nellis-
 MT. Ed. Grose, after a vacation of two weeks in the city visiting his mother and brothers, left for Needles last Monday to resume his duties.
 Good piano for rent. Inquire of Joe Johnston
 We understand that the sheep men from this vicinity had a very severe trip to the southland with their fiOcks, many head being lost en route.
 Work on the Sharpneck water power concentrating and milling plant on Kirkland creek is pro- gressing. It is estimated that next week they will be running
 Stylish and seasonable dressmak- ing. Call upstairs over Ranney & Harrell's store.
 On last Saturday Deputy Sheriff Kennedy took A. F.. Potter, more familiarly known as the Colonel" to Flagstaff. Potter was given sixty days in which to recover from the effects of smoking hop"
 The Arizona Central bank has installed a case of safety deposit boxes for use of customers and others who desire a fire and bur glar proof place to leave valuables. Ask MT. Pyle to see them
 FOR RENT - Nicely furnished rooms at Kelleher house, corner of Fourth street and Sheridan avenue
 MRs- J. M- ARKILLs-
 Mrs. c. A. Greenlaw and daugh- ter, of Flagstaff, accompanied by Miss Mabel Ingersoll, for some time a resident of Williams, left last week for Los Angeles, where they will remain for several weeks
 Mir Sam Withers returned to the city Monday from a short business trip to Kingman. While there he made arrangements to put several men at work on his mining prop erty in that vicinity, which is look ing exceedingly well.
 BE GOOD TO YOURSELF and good to your friends When you treat a friend to whiskey, give him the best. Harper whiskey is the beverage for your friends and for