The border vidette., 1904-02-06
LOCAL ITEMS.
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| fined to his bed, being very sick man.
 Gaston Shwab, manager of the Boston Stores, says: 'I beg your pardon"
 Mine Host John T. Brickwood oi the Brickwood House. has gone to the Agua Caliepte springs.
 Collector of Customs Baker returnee las. evening from Lochiel where he had been on official business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Pete Munch have taken up their residence on west Eln street, where they are now at home to their numerous friends,
 General R. Allyn Lewis, vice presi- dent of the defunct International Bank, is the only man who can save the depositors. Will he do it?
 For weak digestion, belching or sour | stomach use Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tables and you will get quick relief. For sale by all Druggists <
 Mrs. John Dessart is reported as being very i'll at her home north of the city. The many friends of the +stimable lady hope for her speedy recovery.
 Thursday Mir. J. H. Politzer, tine los Angeles capitalist, came up from Mag gdalena, Sonora, where for several weeks he has been making his head quarters.
 FOR SALE.-One piano. practically new, and a rubber tire buggy, in splendid condition. For information call on or address Mrs. L. F. Swain, Nogales, Arizona.
 At the Congregational church to- morrow morning the paster will give an earnest talk on "The Life With Christ <" Friends and strangers always receive a cordial welcome.
 Captain Thompson, who with his associate, MT. Gillian, mining is out near the Planchas de Plata, short distance from Nogaics, in Sonora, has this week been visitor in the city.
 H. Vincent Wallace, the California mining man operating in Sonora, ar rived in the city yesterday morning and this morning left for New York from which place he will go to Cuba.
 Tuesday night Hon. Frank Cox, attorney for the Southern Pacific rail way arrived in the city from the north on business for hls company. Wednesday morning he returned north.
 H. c. Carroll, the wide awake book agent of Sacramento, California, is hustling about town taking orders for the 'latest out" When Carroll fails to take a mans order no others need apply.
 Arthur Noon has returned from the Gro Blanco mining district, where for some time past he has been doing development and assessment work on some yalua ble claims in which he Is in- terested.
 The new residence in Moons addition being built by Mr. F. F. Cranz, when completed, will be the most elegant and convenient in the line city, and a credit to the owner, the architect, the contractor and the town of Nogales.
 The fine large brick warehouse be- ing constructed by Roy x Titcomb, Inc, in the rear of their mammoth Morley avenue esta ablishmert, is being pushed to completion as fast as an army of bricklayes can rush the work.
 The Dewey Club, formerly The Larks, has disbanded and the few re- maining members of this famous old mess, who for many years have been | living on the fat of the land, have to hustle like other folks for things to eat.
 Z. E. Rawson, one of the best and most successful mine superinteudents in the southwest, after several days spent in the city, returned Tuesday to the Worlds Fair Mine in the Harshaw W district, better known as Frank Pow ers' bank.
 "Doc" William Rosenburg, repre- senting the Boston Stores. of which l.. B. Fleischer Is proprietor, has returned from the outlying mining districts, where he had been with wagon-load of samples. ''Doc" reports having done a splendid business.
 Mir. Stewart, manager of the Du- quesne mining properties, this county, the lucky winner of the handsome automobile recently rallied off in this city by Griswold and Love, has re- turned from business visit to Du- quesne. He made the trip in his "Red Devil D
 w. E. Bloxton, stockman, Demo crat and capitalist, one of the late depositors of the suspended Interna- tional Bank of Nogales, says he is