The news-herald., 1903-11-21

Vic people VI lIle LttSI arc lOllR uIS-
tances behind the folk of the West.
Observe our advertising columns.
The progressive people are using
our space. A number of new ads
fappear this week. The liberal
amount of space used by local bust
ness men proves that the News
Herald is good medium.
Eli R. Stauffer, manager of the
Arizona State Telephone Company,
was down yesterday putting in a
new desk phone for the Martinez
Mercantile Company. Mr.. Mat
thews, the treasurer, says that it is
Il great improvement.
DR.. Black, the hustling pastor of
the church at Congress, has ceased
to be bachelor. Mrs. Black came
home last Friday night, bringing
with her that Presidential posi-
bility recently announced by the
News Herald.
We had a stove raising this week.
Several of the neighbors came in
to help the office force swear. There
was really no use to put up stove
IN such a mild climate, but we
wanted a place to burn old papers.
D. H. Bradley and wife, of Penn
sylvania, were guests of the Marti
nez Hotel this week. They are
seeing the country. Mr.. Bradley
is'interested in the property of the
Oro Concentrating Company.
Mrs. Stauffel, wife of the Pres
cott electric telephone man in
charge at Congress, will arrive
home today. Eli will be glad to
hear of this. Perhaps he has heard
of it already.
j. B. jolly, the popular Superin-
tendent of Public Schools of Yava-
pal county, is around on his regu-
lar visit to the schools. He reports
splendid progress in all the public
schools.
David Keck, the Octave barber
and deputy sheriff, left for Tomb
stone this week. He made this
office a call and ordered the News
Herald to follow him.
Next week, on Thursday, the
American people will observe the
most truly American holiday that
we have. May it be rightly OBJ
served.
The Christian Endeavor Society
al Congress has tackled the saloon
element with all the customary
vigor of that organization.
W. L. Wallace, a popular "knight
of the grip" was down from Pres
colt this week. He does a good
business for his house here.
w. S. DeMund, millman from
the Octave, was over Wednesday 20
meet Mrs. DeMund, who was ex-
pected in from the north. ~
Mr.. Roberts of Kirkland was
down to investigate the proposition
which Mr.. Hoppe has for some up
to.date blacksmith.
Tom English took a party CT
mining men out to the desert this
week and returned, making record
time for the drive.
For Sale-National cash register,
in good order-almost new. Only
$50 Inquire at the Martinez Mer-
contile Company. Il
Mrs. Thomas J. Carrigan and
charming niece, Miss Francis, re-
turned yesterday morning from ii
visit to Phoenix.
J. K. Miller, the ice man, has
abandoned half of his regular
rounds. He goes now only every
other day.
Drills, steel picks, shovels, iron
wheelbarrows, single jacks, slightly
used, very reasonable, at Car
michael's.
S. E. Fuller, the mining man Of
Prescott, who has been here for
some time past, returned home this
week.
H. G. Hoffman, the mine pro-
moter, has gone to the mountains
to look out for his mining interests.
R. L. Brady, one of the enter
prising merchants of Congress, was
down on business this week.
H. H. Holbert, our local mining
engineer, goes to Wickenburg today
on some mining business.
Sixteen kinds of toilet soap worth
from 10c to Csc. Your choice, 4
cakes, 25c. Carmichael's.
Shelby NJ Cullom was released
this week at Prescott. He was
charged with grating.
Mesdames Mills and Medlin were