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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13

S9uloi9" lautete beute 0ormiitag
Der Wabriprud Der 9ei9morenen i'm
8unbesgsridte fur Sobn 8. Wooo, ben
frhberen prdfoenten Der bertradtsn
grftsn NationalsSanb in Watbetps,
Snoinna. Sn 19 Jdllen wurbe ct
tibsrfiibrt, bic @elosr Der 8ant fdli9.
li9 oeruusgabt unb fali9e gintrasun=
Gen in bic Bidder gemadt gu baben.
9idtsr Anberion miro am 9. Sa=
nuar oas llrt6eil ausipreden; In Der
3wiT9enSeit miro Wooo bsurlaubt msr=
ben, um feline perf6nli9en Mnge1egebei=
ten gu oronen. Die tlsinite iiber ibn
su berbdneenbe Strafe pirbsn ftini
Sabre 3u9tbaus iein, wdbrenb 3ebn
Sabre ben b69ffen Sermil bilben
iueroen.
&i6ter Nnberfon iibsreab um 5 l1br
20 Minuten ben 6al on bic @sidmo=
renen uno um 9:30 seifern Mbeno bat=
ten fia bisielben auf ben Wabrsprun
gseini9t Die 8ei9worenen warsn in,
iiruirt, ibren Wabripru9 perfiegeli
ibrem O6manne 3u tibergebsn unb
nit Oisiem gsrOiete fi@ bsuts MOrssn
um 9 llbr ein3ufinoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
SmmorteQen.

@efern beritarb in ibrer Wobnung.
$40 WoOolawn 4tenue W arp 8 o.
Iep, eine alte Srau, bic fdon fell
ettua 45 Sabren in Der Na9bari9aft
anidifig, allen ibren Na96arn betannt
uub bei oenielbsn bsliebt mar.
6rau Salep manoerte bor etua go
Sabren aus Srlanb bier Elm uno mar
feit ibrer ueberiiebelung nod bier, aliO
ieit As Sahren Elm eifrisss Mitslisb
Der st. patrids @emeinbe. 8 2inoer
tiberleben bic Mutter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
Der Seriauot bon 8ofpadeter
na9 9entidjlnno.

Sie pof= =8eb6roe ma6t auf bic
0auptbsifimmun9en aufmertiant, lpslbs
beim 8srianot bon padsten nad
SeutT4lano 81 bea9ten fnb.
@emab Der 3wiiden ben beioen 2dns
bern aetroffenen Wereinbarung meroen
iebt nur nod pafete bis
sum @epiht BON bier
pfunb unb e9su un3en-
friiber maren es IL pfunb - our ge-
f6rosruns nod Seuti6lanb anses
nommen.
Sis padsts birfen nidt ldnesr als
orei SUB uno feds 3oa fein unb es
barf bic 2dnge unb Der umfan9 in Der
8reite suiammen ni9t mebr tpie feds
SUB meRsn.
Sas poifporto mub i'm 0oraus be-
aabIt perben uno betrd9t IL Gents ftr
| ieoes pfuno Ooer einen 8ru9tbeil
bacon.
Sn Der linfen oberen gfe bes Yadets
bringt man Die Worte yparcels Yoit"
in ceuti1sr Mufidrif! an unb mon
iebe barunter ben Hamen II. bic Noreiit
oes Mbienoers, aber In folder Wsiie,
oaB iie nibt nit bem Namen uno Der
MOreRe bes @mpfGneers bertpe1ieli
perben t6nnen; oiefelben fnb bsutiid
auf oas padet ;u fhreiben.
Iuf ieoes padet mub cine ausae.
flute COLLABORATION, welbe man i'm
pofamt erbdlt uno psl9s Der Mbienoer
aus3ufhlen bat, getlebt perben.
Die Nbienoer t6nnen ibre padete fii,
a6t Gents, tpie griefe resiifriren laifen
bas pof. Oepartement dbernimmt abe
troBoem teine 0erantwortung fur oer
Berluit Ooer bic geiadoisuns boz
pafeten.
Yoitpadets, tpelds fiir bas Wuslant
bsitimmt fino. folsn nidt in Den Brief
tafen gewOrfen weroen. fonbern miiiisl
in Der pOfoffice 3uiidsn 9 ubr 8or
mittaes uno 5 ubr Ra1mittags abge
geben tperben.
Die 8erpadun9 ioll bausrbaft iein
aber aud 10 ein9eri9tet, oaB fis leid
entfernt tueroen fann; benn bic poit
geamten baben bas &e9t ben Snbal
Der padete 3u unteriu9en, ebenio mi
bic Sollbeamten.
Wenn 2iifen Ober 2dffen gum Ser
fanbt bertpenoet merbsn, 10 iolI mai
bieielben nit einem S4iebbsdel ber
!: feben, ober nit einem Ssfel bon S1ar
nisren. 9dffen nit ansenagelten oSe
angei9raubten Gedeln tperben niht au
gelaRen. 8riefe otirfen in teinen
padet einseidlOKen fein.
Srgeno tpel6e @e9enffdnbe tpel1e in
Snlano nidt per poft berianbt tpsrbei
btrfen; fino uu9 bon 8erianbt nod
oem Muslanbe auspeidloRsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
Na6rihten aus eSnbiana.

&ifing Gun, IL. Sea. gs
fino ieBt Nusfdten borbanben. baB
balo cine Surp in osm Sale oes unter
Der Mntlass bes Worbes itsbenben Sa=
mes @illsspie geuonnen werbsn mirb.
spott, IL. Sss. Die
8argsn bes ieit IA Sagen beri9wun.
oenen Gountp Sdabmeiifers Grant
Obendain baben bon beHen Office Be-
fiB er9riifen. IS beibt, bub er Elm
Ssfieit bon $500 binterlafsn bat.
9aporte, 18. 9s3. Der 2eib-
itaa oes Senrp @ummins in Union
Wils wurbe bur9 Geuer total 3erif6rt.
z Yferoe uno l3 O9ien tamen in ben
6lammen um. @s miro angenpmmen,
baB bus Seuer oas Wert bon 8rano-
ffiftern mar.
Warion, IL. 9sa. Der BET Der
Soutbern Oil 60. anseifeate Irbeitsr
@lias Sunter serietb nit ieinem re9ten
Mrm in cine Mai6ine uno berielbe
wurbe bu6fdbli6 bonn 26rper Iosse-
rifen. Ser S9werberIeste uiro taum
nit benz 9eben babonfommen.
9ogansport, IL. Se3. Ser
23idbrise Staliener SObn Waie wurbe
auf Der SasO ermorbet. NidOlas 8ibO.
tpel4er i'm 8eroa9te itebt, bic Sbat
ausgefibrt 3u baben, 1T ieitoem psrs
idmunoen. @s beiBt, oaB oerielbe i'm
4uftrage elmer eebeimen italienii4en
@eieaidaft banbelts.
SefferfonbiIle, II. Ses.
Die SnIafen i'm &efOrmatOrium be-
laufen fid aur 3sit auf 1O15.
,Obsrfalmeifer" Walter Wbitman
bout &esierunss=Depot bat gefebl era
balten, fi9 nit 1000 pfsrbsn uno bier
aififenten su elmer nod feif3uitslenoen
3eit nod Manila auf3uma9en.
9tstp alb banp, IL. Se3. 8or
mebr als 20 Sabren lieb ii4 Der @taot.
ratb bon Nem Nlbanp our9 vgrperte"
oerleiten. cine InSabl enslii&er Spaben
in Der Staot ein3ufiibren. Wtan bieIt
oieielben iebr gut uno baute ibnen iO-
Igar 9htt9en fur bic &dlte. Saftir ere
tpartete man, baB fie bic ldltieen Sn=
iettsn bertilgsn wirOen. @ie es beute
ftebt, finb bic Spaben ldifiser sewor-
ben, als bic Snisttsn. Sn ben leBten
8asen bat ii9 cine Wbnabme Der 86seI
bemerfbar gema6t, uno man bofft, bab
fie fid-fir immer-peiter iiibli4 on.
seiisbelt baben |!
@pans sbifle, II. Se3. Die
Naarids III bier eineetroHen. baB in
Normalt, O., Der friibere biefse po=
/ listlf Wtlbur 8. Sbertpeu Der Srano=
itiftuns i4uloig befunben uno CUR
3udtbausfrafe berurtbeilt wurbe. @r
ioll cine gan;e &eibe bon 8ranoififtuns
gen aus9efiibrt baben.
Sberuen muroe bier i'm Sabre 1901
tpdbrenb er Der bieiigen pOli3eimann-
i9aft aneeb6rte, un.er Der antlase
berbaftet, Srau @sorge @ailep unb
2ena &snner erbrohelt 81 baben.
Sie @eidwOrenen fanoen ibn 3tpar
nidt f9uloig, ieoo4 9iebt es bier nod
piele psrfonen, tpsld. bon ieiner S&ulo
iiber3eugt finb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
Sps,ial=@abl tn Yarf gomath

@ouperneur Surbin bat cine Orors
an ben Sheriff bon part @ountp er.
laHen, ourd pelde bieier anssuieien
piro, auf ben z. Sanuar cine Special=
Dabl an3uberaumen. in mel4er Elm
Nadfol9er ffir ben 10 pl6blid aus bem
2eben qerufenan Staats.Reprdientan-
ten glias 8. Omen srwdblt peroen
foQ.
Sa bic 2e9islatur am Sonnerifag
ben 5. Sanuar er6ffnet wiro, 10 .tann
Der neuerudblte &sprdientant bsreits in
Der erifen WOntaas.SiBuns 3ussgen
iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13


Oerbefannte Spru9, b B
alte 2iebe ni9t roftet, fdnb tpieber els
nen 8eleg bnr4 folgenben SAL tn
9abonne, %. g.: 3pei @robtO4ter
bes 8rdutigams CUR Seite. tpurben
bort Srau Marsaret Weibemaber unb
MiaaeI McOermott setraut. Oie
.iunse" @befrau iit 66 Sabre alt, ihr
@atte atpei Sabre iiinser. 8eibe has
ben fait bon Geburt an in 8abonne ge,
lebt unb finb bort gut befannt. 8eibs
befinben ii9 in guten WerbGltnifen.
8eibe finb peripitttpet :.nb bei4lphen.
na4bem iie f9on lange Greunbe setpez
fen, ibren Qebensabenb als Mann unb
Grau 81 berbrinsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
Gta Mntbeil bon BEN 9ble 0aas
0runofad berfanft.

9err Grant %. Gaubre bat ieinsn
fib auf ! belaufenben Mntheil on BEN
pple Saus @runbifiid, Meribian uni
Ohio Str. on Die yGeberal BUILDING
Co." bertaufi. Sic anberen beiben
antbeile werben bon SRI. Wabelins
Maus unb Srau Soiepbine S6af es.
eignet.
Die @eieaidaft, on beren Gpibt
9err Alfreo potts ffebt, wirb fi9 Be.
miiben, au4 bic beioen Mntbeile 3u fr.
perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
&erfauf bon Staats= 2anoereiem.


Gtaats. .Mubitor o. g. Sberrid unb
oehen Deputp @eor9e u. Bingham
fino aus 2nor, Starfe gountp, tpieber
suriidgete6rt. sic baben bort Stats
2dnbereien, uel9e elm Nreal bon GAO
Ndsrn umfaRen u. in ben Nieberungen
oes 2antatee.6luhes bsle9en finb, in
6Hentliaer Auctitn bertauft.
Die vSuesburg 2ano Co." ertparb
ben 2anocompler 3u ibrem gtneebote
bon $15.75 per Ader. DaRelbe mirb
als elm fhr ben staat bortbeilhaftsr
an8eieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
Gin brmtaler Gbemanm.

Wdbrenb Der gan3en 3eit ibrer gbe,
fast sarab 6. 8ur9 in ibrer 2lage
aui Sdeioung, trus fe fets blaue
Gleden am 26rper nit fd berum, Die
ibr bon ibrem @atten Saiper q. Bur9
ourd brutale 8ebanolunsen beige
bra1t tparen. Iu3 beiduIoist fie ibn,
ni4t fur ibren unterbalt Sors. setra-
gen au baben. Oas paar beiratbete
fi4 i'm Sabre 1879.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
Tereim 8abarta.
Beamtenpabl.

Ser 8erein y8abaria" ertpdblte in
feiner seitrisen in Ottmar Sellers
Club 2Otal absebaltenen iebr gut be-
fuaten geriammlung folgsnoe ge,
ante
prdi.-SObias ROd.
gice- -Prdi.-Widael 3ubn.
Setretdr r-Sobann 3. Sieb'l.
S9abmfr.-@. Noam Remetter.
Gabnentrdasr-Sobann Whlsr.
Sbfrbater-@eorg 6. Shhbel.
Sruifee auf 3 Sabre = WihaeI Der.
letb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
SIS, 900 SdaosmsriaB berlanst.

Cine 2lase auf $4,000 reidte
Bertha 2aranous ge9en bic Snbiana=
polis FRACTION & Serminal SO. elm.
sic beri9tet. oaB fie am Is. Mai b. s..
ole elm StraBsn6abnwe9sn an Der gde
Der @aibin9ton uno SIin6is Strabe
en:gleifte. ourd esnielben 9eirOffen
uno erpebli9 berleBt tpuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
Stat Tmrnier TIM ltnabbangigen
Surnberein.

Sie Sfat=Section beg unabbdngieen
Surnbereins Deranlfaltet am n d d.
f n SOnntag, ben Is. December fur
bic Witelieoer bes 8ereins Elm 3urnier.
Sebr bubble preiie fino FIR oasielbe
ausaemdblt uorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
q. 9beo. 0eberlettt,

go. 81 Noro Sherman Dribe.
0erfertiger bon YisIins, WonooIins
unb @uitarren. &eparaturen prompt
uuo biligf ausgefiibrt. Smportirte
Muftinifrumente auf Eager.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13

Gtne Grfaltnns In einem 1d8e fnrirt.
Nan nebme Laxative Bromo Quinine
SabIeten. Nae Gpctbefer ftatten oas GeIb
suriid tpenn bic BUR febI idldst. 6. SO.
Signatur ift auf ieberS9adteI. 2se.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-13
Sobn s. @Ooa idmlais BE-
fnnoen.

@irS am 9 Sanuar perurtbeilt rperSen.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-02-24

Don't forget the old man with the fish on his back. z
 For nearly thirty years he has been travelling around the world, and is still travelling, bringing health and comfort wherever he goes.
 To the consumptive he brings the strength and flesh he so much needs.
 To all weak and sickly children he gives rich and strengthening food.
 To thin and pale persons he gives new firm flesh and rich red blood.
 Children who first saw the old man with the fish are now grown up and have children of their own.
 He stands for Scott's Emul- sion of pure cod liver oil-a delightful food and a natural tonic for children, for old folks and for all who need flesh and strength.
 SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, 4O9-415 Pearl Street, New York. soc. and $l.OO; all druggists.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-02-24
instrument of Torture.

A unique relic of the old slave days. human muzzle, and perhaps the only one in existence, will be exhibited at the Worlds Fair. The muzzle is own ed by J. H. Haywood, Cf Pensacola, Fla. It is made of strips of steel se- curely fastened together and locks with a paddock at the back of the head. In the front there is a small prong which when placed in position lies directly over the tongue, and pre- vents the victim from uttering a sound. It serves efectually as a gag.
 This instrument of torture was used, so it is alleged, by the French plant CTS in Louisiana about a century ago and was effective in breaking the spirit of unruly slaves.
 If the "howling tornado" should ever get "up aganist' this instrument fearful explosion might be looked for in short order.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-02-24

A jolly party of young ladies will leave this evening for a few days outing at Castle Creek hot springs. The members of the par ty will be Misses Nellie Drake. Olive Fisher, .hcresa Fredericks, Emma Butcher and Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Edwards, who will act as chaperons.
 J. H. Robinson. clerk of the board of supervisors, has received a supply of seed from the depart ment of agriculture at Washington which will be distributed free at the office of the board. If you can not come and get them in person send your address to Mir. Robinson and he will forward you a package free of cost.
 John c. Fredericks, receiving and paying teller at the Prescott Ma tional bank, has gone to Los An geles for l few weeks visit with his wife, who is~m that city under the care of an eye specialist. The Journal-Miner is informed that Mrs. Fredericks is slowly recover ing from the terrible attack she had with her eyes and that her sight will be entirely restored, but it will take some time yet.
 The remains of the man who was found yo terday near his cabin on Indian areek, were identified as those of a man by the name of Smith. lie will be rem cmbered as having worked in the little tobacco and fruit stand witt Gene Nobles several months ago. The coroner's jury returned a verdict that he came to his death from unknown causes, but the supposition is that he was sick and the cabin took fire and he attempted to escape but fell from exhaustion in the door and was burned to death. He is not known to have any relatives in this section
 The Phenix Enterprise of last even Ing prints a sensational story to the effect that Alvord and Stiles, the es- capped outlaws. are trying to betray each other into the hands of the off cers and that the officers know exactly where they are but as they are in Old Mexico the officers do not want them and will not go after them.
 The Los Angeles Mining Review is a weekly application, and each week contains much pertinent matter of Arizona mining industry, in fact says more towards the advancement of the same than any similar journal pub lished. w. A. Boot,an old time news paper man is here in its interests and gathering newsy items for publication.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-02-24
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

One of the largest and most valuable collections of Indian relics in the United States. the property of Gen eral John T. Wilder, of Knoxville, will be exhibited at the St. Louis Ex- position by the state of Tennessee.
 An elephant made entirely from al monds will stand in the Palace of Agriculture at The Worlds Fair. P. D. Bane, the owner of large almond orchard near OrIan Cal, Intrib uted the nuts for the construction of the unique exhibit. The almond ele- plant will occupy space in the big California exhibit.
 ''Ireland's own" band, the finest organization of musicians in all Ire land, will play at the Worlds Fair. The band is composed of sixty music ians, each one a prize winner. The band has won every first prize offered in Ireland since 1885.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-02-24
Dead Man Found.

Two men came into the office of the board of supervisors this after noon and reported that they had found the remains of a man this morning near his cabin on Blind Indian creek. about five miles southwest of Pres colt. They did not know who the man was but he seemed to be a pros pector and had evidently gotten bis clothes on fire in his cabin and had run out of doors and he flames and smoke coming up in his face had suffocated him and he fell unconscious and was burned to death. He had not been seen for about a week in that neighborhood and it Is supposed he had been dead for several days.
 Justice Talbot empaneled a cor oner's jury and with the two men and Deputy Sheriff Geo. Heisler and Un- dertaker Logan went out to hold the inquest and bring the remains to town for burial.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-02-24
FOR SALE

Five room house, South Prescott. . two 50-fCoI lots on corner, good well of water. windmill and tank. frujt and shade trees Price S1600 Iu quire of F. II. Frederick, at E. -B Store. S-l9-d&wtf
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-02-24
THE ATTRACTIVE GIRL
Her Sweet and Unaffected Ways.

HUGH has been written about
 MI uthe American Girl !" and her AfA reasons for being pre- emin-
 ently the most attractive girl in the world. In bringing up girls mothers can't be too careful to let their daughters develop all their natural charms to the utmost. She is most at- tractive who is sweet, unaffected, cordial and unconscious of self Such a kind of girl will not have to run after men. The men will save her the trouble. She will be courted by many men if she holds herself with a sort of unconscious dignity and unaffectedness. It devolves upon a mother to talk to her daughter to make her a confidaut-not only about these matters in early girlhood and when they are blossoming into womanhood, but she should advise her about her physical make up and her special organs.
 FROM MAIDENHOoD TO woNIANHooD.
 The crucial epoch of a woman's life is the change from maidenhood to womanhood. It involves the whole body and manifests itself in the nervous dis position at this time. If womankind lived close to nature, did not wear cor sets, live in heated atmospheres, be- coming subject to taking cold easily, she would drift into womaHhood naturally and without suffering. Owing, however, to our modes of living and the forced condition of a young girls brain, the pelvic organs and the brain take up too much of the blood and other organs are left without sufficient nourishment. In this way girls become delicate and the tissues are not sufficiently nourished. Many a mature woman traces back her troubles and her bad health to this early period. Often the strain is too great and for this reason D-0per precautions should be taken. Perh- ys the mother or daugh- ter have some delicacy about talking with their home physician on these matters. It IS then best to consult by letter with a physician of recognized eminence, who has had a medical train ing, fitting him for the practice of medi- cine. It would be very foolish for one to consult, some woman who had not a particle of medical training in prefer ence to a physician who IS bound on honor not to divulge the condolences re- posed in him, and whose training has been thorough in the study of anatomy and materia medica, coupled with a wide
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-02-24

experience during nearly half a century, which puts him at the top of the profes- sion. Such an one is Dr. R. " Pierce, who is at the head of that magnificent hospital in Buffalo, called the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute You can write him without fear or favor for he keeps strictly confidential all letters sent to him and he charges nothing for his medical advice, answering in a straightforward and truthful manner. He will not advise anyone to take medicine unless 1t is positively indicated by the condition of the patient. Dr. Pierce says in his Common Sense Med ical Adviser: vI believe that hvgienic measures for the young girl are most important Fresh air and sunshine are always in order Exercise is especially indicated for the girl who is pale and anemic. Furthermore cleanliness O. body, externally and internally is cer- tain to do no harm Make it a prac- tice once a week to take some mild laxa- tive" One of the first little liver pills on the market and also the best is Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets-still enjoying public favor to-day. They are found for sale almost everywhere, particularly advised by the honest druggist unless he has a pill of his own make to sell. These UPellets" of Dr. Pierce are en- tirely vegetable and do not gripe or injure the most delicate system.
 Sick women are afforded the oppor- tunity of a lifetime, for the makers of Dr. Pierce's FavOrite Prescription now offer $500 Te5UaTG for women who can not be cured. Backed up by over a third of a century of remarkable and uniform cures, a record such as no other remedy for the diseases and weaknesses peculiar to women ever attained, the proprietors of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription now feel fully warranted in offering to pay $500 in legal money of the United States, for any case of Leucorrhea, Female Weakness, Prolapsus, or Falling of Womb which they cannot cure. All they ask IS fair and reasonable trial of their means of cure.
 "Favorite Prescription" makes weak women strong, sick women well. Accept no substitute for the medicine which works wonders for weak women.
 MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS
 should have a medical book handy, for knowledge is power. A standard work is the Peoples Common Sense Med ical Adviser, by R. V. Pierce, M. D. Send 3I one-cent stamps for the cloth bound book, or 2I cents for the paper covered volume. Address Dr. R. V, Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-02-24

W. R. Humphries has been ap pointed the official photographer for the counties of Graham, Co- chise and Gila by the Arizona fair commission.
 Rev Henry, who has been spending several days in Prescott, left this morning for his home in Flagstaff, where he is pastor of the NJ. E. church.
 Mrs. Theresa Fredericks enter tained the members of the Loco Ocho card club this afternoon, and a delightful afternoon was spent by the young people.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank Nevin, one of the best officers in this section of the country, is over from Jerome for a few days assisting under Sheriff Sias in the sheriff's office.
 Charles Dunlap, one of the ship ping clerks in the B-B company's wholesale department, had the mis- fortune to badly sprain his back one. day this week and has been laid up as a result.
 E. P. Clark and J. H. Wood, two young gentlemen who have been visiting in Prescott for some time, will leave the first of next week for Los Angeles, where they will spend a few weeks.
 Postmaster Smith reports the business of the Prescott pos. ollic- to be steadily gaining all the time. He says it is only a matter of a short time if the business keeps on increasing until more help will bc required
 Mrs. c. Nj. Lamson, mother of Richard Lamson, and Miss Bridge man, who arrived here few days ago from the east for a short visit with Mr. Lamson, left this morn ing for California where they ex- pect to spend a few weeks.
 R. H. Burmister, who recently returned from an extended visit in the east, says these bright sunny days in Prescott are in great con- trast to the fierce, stormy days of the east. He says Prescott looks better to him now than ever-and it always did look good.
 Thos, Wilkinson, who has been visiting this section for the past ten days on business connected with the Ora Cobra mining com pany and other mining interests. left this morning for his home in Burlington, Iowa He will stop off at the Grand Canyon for a couple of days.