Williams news., 1904-05-21

instead of spectacles, see Dr. Swike- rath's samples.
 E. W. Baker, photogra pher, has pitched his tents on the l. o. o. F. lots and is ready for business. Mir. Baker is well known among the old timers here, having been in this section a number of years ago, and his work is spoken of in the best of terms.
 Bob Kinser and brother Louis were in town last week from their cattle ranch near Anita. The former informs us that they have sufficient water to run their herd of cattle til some time in July, and sin cerely hopes rain will fall before that time.
 Street hats, 90 cents Dress hats at a bargain. We are not working off old goods. Everything new and up-to- date CRAWFORD MILLINERY.
 The wind and dust of the past few days makes one feel dirty. If you are, go to the Parlor Barber Shop, where they furnish elegant baths. Their tonsorial work is un- excelled. Agents for the Imperial laundry Albuquerque. Domestic finish speciality.
 J. w. Boulden returned the first of the week from an extensive visit in California. On Monday he leaves for Sycamore canyon, south of Rhoades, where he will engage in the gardening business, and hopes to raise sufficient to supply that lumber camp with vegetables.
 Sweetwood & Smith-Agents for Schlitz beer.
 The program at the NJ. E. church last Sunday evening under the aus pices of the Woman's Home Mis- sionary Society was very interest ing and a goodly number were present. Tomorrow evening the w. U. T. U will have charge of the services. See program elsewhere.
 Mrs. c. F. Overholtzer and daugh- ter, Lavisa, arrived here Thursday morning on No. s from Berkeley, Cal, for visit with their daughter and sister, Mrs. H. L. Aphold. The ladies expect to remain in this sec ton a couple of months and will undoubtedly enjoy our mountain air and scenery.
 Strawberries! From Glendora- received daily, are the very choicest and best they will be this season. Telephone 4-2 Racket Store Geo. w. Mathews, proprietor.
 Last Saturday morning Misses Floy, Cora and Bertha Hill, of Pasadena, Cal, came in to visit the Canyon. During their wait between trains they were the guests of MT. and Mrs. H. Pyle, being old friends of the former The ladies proceeded east Monday evening to take in the worlds fair.
 Fred Krohn, fireman on the Can yon run, returned few days since from Los Angeles, where he had been in the hospital It was found that he was suffering from broken rib, which was snapped in the wreck during the big tourist rush. It will be several days yet before MT. Krohn will be able to go on duty
 Good six-room house for sale on easy terms. Inquire at NEWS ofice
 T. A. Coleman, manager for the Williams Poultry company, called at this office Wednesday and left a dozen samples of fine hen fruit eggs. Dad says their chicken ranch will soon be a busy place. He ex- poets soon to install couple of in- cubators, so he can get down to business, as most of the hens refuse to set. Al! want to lay.
 Last Saturday Mrs. c. E. Drake was suffering greatly with the tooth ache. In the evening she took sev- eral morphine pills to induce sleep. not having rested the night before. Her husband later tried to waken her without success and found it necessary to call in a physician, who labored faithfully for several hours before she was pronounced out of danger
 The cigars they sell at the Cabi- net are the best
 R. K. Farnsworth, street super visor haS had Cavaral Eva ncD O VI d