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LOCALETTES
Hay and feed at Plumb's.

Hay and feed at Plumb's.
Plumb has Red Cloud flour.
Try that calf meal at..Caldwell's.
80 TO Fred Plumb's for flour or feed
The court house is being replastered.
j. H. Bailey has returned from Lin.
coin.
DR.. +. A. Thomas, dentist, Damerell
block.
X. Wolf was down from Cowles
Monday.
Earl Payne was up from Guide Rock
Saturday.
Found-A Yale lock key. Inquire at
this office.
For Sale-Male calf. Inquire at New.
houses store.
G. Is. Crone was home from Lincoln
over Sunday.
Joe McClelland was down from Ina.
vale Tuesday.
Charley Moranville Is home from
Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Lulu Matthews was down from
Inavale Monday.
Fred Hastings is now ''mule skinner
or the trolley line.
Face massage and ladies' shampoo,
al Hayes barber shop.
Mrs. Nellie Mcclure and son are
home from Elk Creek.
Or. and Mrs. Phillips were down
from Inavale Tuesday.
Harry Vaughn was up from Guide
Rock the first of the week.
Take your poultry and hides tt
Plumb. Top prices paid.
q. Nj. Coplen was up from Guid'
Rock the first Of the week.
Conrad Stsrke Of Amboy returned
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Sunday, havIug '""u c., q thpr, to
attend to- one Of Il f. Bur''s valuable
io'Sns.
Mark Prkes, son If Mr. and Mrs
william Parkes, now living ~ NJ ,Cook,
has been promoted to conductor of a
frpieht.
Mrs. Storebreaker and family are
moving into the residence two doors
south Of L. II. Rust's home ON Seward
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs j. s. White loft Mon
day noon for Lincoln, where they will
m"k" their home. The children lett
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rice left Tues.
day for Colorado, where they have a
son living and expect to make that
state their home.
>. III. johnson, who purchased the
Jack Wisccarver farm, has arrived
with his family from Lindsey, Platte
c unity, Nebraska.
Julius WILDER and II. X. McNitt left
Wednesday night for Los Angeles,
California. where they 90 for the bene-
tit Of Mr.. McNitt's health.
Charles Munger, m of the pioneers
Of '73, was in town Wednesday. Mr..
Munger is 50 years of age, and looks
rs hale and hearty rs man If 60.
IL + Evans, NJ. Nj. Schneider and
William Ruby, comprising the York
o chestra, were in Red & oud Tuesday
evening to play for the club dance.
Warren Longtin NV has charge of
Frank s nith's shoe store. Warren is
An experienced shoe salesman aud "A
very pleasant young man to deal with
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Kralik and Frank
and Al Slaby returned from Denver
Thursday morning, where they attend
ed the funeral of their brother, Joseph
SIaby.
The electric light proposition, which
was to have been submitted To the
council Wednesday evening. was not
presented owing To an unforeseen delay
in completing arrangements.
The Potter frame building, recently
damaged by fire, has been repaired
and S. +. Spckesfield's feed store and
Mrs. Spokesleld's millinery stock are
again in place in their former location.
The great play of Il "Home Spun
Heart" is n of the plays that will be
produced by the Kcmpton Kennedy
K%ompany during their engagement,
here all week, commencing Monday
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March 8. Popular prices - and %
cents. Reserved seats IS cects.
Il. j. Liesweldt and wife. and Herr nv
Meyers and wife, all Of Baden, were
guests Of l. II. Feis and family Mon
day afternoon. They are on their way
to Alma, where they go to look for
land.
1t viii bring rich red blood, firm flesh
and muscle. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. Taken
this month will keep you well all sum-
mer. 80 cents, tea or tablet. Z. l..
Getting.
T.. Fl Keeney will have a public sale
next Monday at l o'clock ut his farm,
one mile )rth of G ,wles, Mt which
time eleven head Of cattle and a num-
Der of farm implements will be dis
posed OF.
Al and Frank Slaby and Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kralik left Sun
day night for Denver to attend the
funeral OF Joe Slaby, who was killed in
the wreck at Akron, Colorado, Satur-
day night.
!. b. Colvin and daughter and M. q.
Hagan and daughter Of Guide Rock
were in Red Cloud Monday on their
way home from Norton, Kansas, where
the gentlemen had been closing up a
land deal.
II you cannot eat, sleep or work, feel
mean, cross and ugly, take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea this month. A
tonic for the sick. There is no remedy
equal to it. 30 cents, tea or tablet.
G. l. Getting
Don't miss the lecture at the Congre.
gatiOnal church Monday night
Astronomy and other scientific subjects
will be dealt with. A special admis-
sion fee of 10 cents for all pupils of the
public schools.
j. II. Bailey is now ready to make
farm loans in Webster, Smith anC
Jewell counties at the lowest rates anG
best terms YER given in these counties
Optional payments with all loans
Call on or write to him.
II taken this month, keeps you wei
all summer. 1t makes the little one
eat, sleep and grow. A spring Toni
for the whole family. Hollister'
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents Tea O.
Tablets. G. l.. Getting.
Russell Rutherford, who has helt
down the nigh, operator job at th'
Burlington depot for several months
has been transferred to Wray, Colora
do. He is succeeded by L. Book o
Argos, Indiana, who arrived Monday.
Coming soon, Kempton Komed!
Kompany in a repertory Of the lates
and most popular comedies and drama
New and pleasing specialties. All new
scenery. Popular prices 10, 20 and 3
cents. Reserved seats now or sale a
Grice's drug store.
Hugh Gulliford, Homer Morgan
Oliver Hedge and James Davis return
ed Thursday noon from Mcpherson
county, where they recently went il
search Of homesteads. GullifOrd ant
Hedge each filed claims fortwo sectionI
of land, while Davis and Morgan eacl
took a section. The six claims adjoin
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Thursday morning from a visit in the
east.
+. r. Vaudeville went to Seward
Saturday nigh: for a short visit.
+. W. Studebaker returned Wednes-
day evening from Kent, Illinois.
B 'rn, Monday, to Mr.. ana Mrs.
Bernard Thompson, a daughter.
j. b. Killers of Indianola is the guest
OF his brother-in.law u. e. Teel.
Nicholas Thomas is visiting in Wray,
Colorado, with relatives and friends.
John Rutledge has bought the j. c..
Wolfe place and moved in this week.
j g. Wolfe has moved into the Sher.
wood place in the south part of town.
Don Rhett of Omaha has accepted a
position as waiter in the Bon Ton rest.
aurant.
DR.. +. A. Thomas and wife spent
Sunday in Cowles with the doctors
parents.
w. A. Howard and Will Crozier of
Saltwater were in town Wednesday on
business.
L. r. Butler of Beaver City was il
Red Cloud the first of the week with a
car of stock.
{. CrOne and family expect soon
to move TO Ottawa, Kansas, to make
their future home.
MIS-. j. q. Brown is home from ST.
Paul, Nebraska, where she has been
visiting her mother.
William Clendennen, who is "bach.
inc" it on +, Newhouse's farm, is seri.
ously i'll with dropsy.
Word has been received in Red Cloud
OF me serious illness Of Mrs. Conrad
Fi'z, at Boulder, Colorado.
w. Ii. Holsworth and family are
moving into their new home in the
west part of town this week.
Charley Platt and Joseph Fogel have
this week placed new arc gas lamps in
front OF their places of business.
Ed. Hartman. Ralph Hunter, Charley
Waldo and Bert Holdrege were down
from l~navale the first of the week.
For SALE-An excellent fenced
pasture; running water. Inquire OF
ID. b. S~panogle. Mch. 8
Don't forget to insure your property
against fire. lightning and cyclones
with l.. II. Fort, agent, Damerell block,
W. +. Rife left Tuesday to take ur
his work as travelling salesman for the
Blue Valley Fruit company of Beatrice
A. A. Reinholdt, the St. Franci.
cattleman, brought in a bunchsof feed
ers Monday for Hunter & Son of Ina
vale.
Allen Carpenter and Herman Fei
went to Alma Tuesday evening OF
business connected with a real estst,
deal.
Mrs. A. B. Peirce arrived in Re,
Cloud Wednesday. Mr.. PIERCE is O,
the road home with a car of househol,
goods.
A. b. Ritchey, deputy county attorn
ey, left this week for Okmulgee, Indial
Territory, where he may conclude t
locate.
/! DR., ii e Asher was in Guide Roc
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|LoCkhart Wilson.

On Tuesday, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias
Lockhart, near Baden, occurred the
marriage of Miss Lottie Lockhart and
Mr.. Roy G. Wilson of lnavale, Rev.
A. ". Wilson officiating.
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Farm Loans

in both Nebraska and Kansas. To
make SURE that you can get lowest in
terest and best optional payments of
me, get the very best terms you can of
others, and then come and Q me. !
am sure | will make your loan.
C. +. GATHER, Red Cloud, Neb.
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MARRIAGES
kImsey PItney
necessary

On Wednesday evening, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Taber, oc-
Cured the wedding of Miss Mary A.
Kimsey, of Max, Dundy county, Ne
braska, and Mr.. Floyd Pi,ney Of this
city, Rev. Davis of the Christian
church officiating.
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Tonto Baisln Dam.

A spatch from Washington states that J. M. O'Rourke and company, of Galveston, Texas, have been awarded the contract for the construction of the Roosevelt dam in the Salt river valley of Arizona. The work is to be done under the terms of the national irrigation act, and will cost Sl, loo, 100. Work is to be completed within two years. It will be 225 feet high with a thickness at the base of POO feet, and when finished will be one of the largest dams in the world.
 There will be enough water stored to irrigate 35O,000 acres of land, be- sides supplying water power for hun dreds of places throughout the section. There was lively competition for the contract, Secretary Hitchcock having received twenty-one bids.
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Murder In Graham.

A 5 o'clock Tuesday while working on levee and ditch in the upper arte- sian belt about ten miles from Stafford,
 Chas. Robey, was fatally shot by W. H, Sessions. Bad feeling existed over the control of flood water from Graham mountain. Robey was shot from am bush. Sessions accompanied by his wife was concealed behind tree. Three shots were fired at Robey and his team at the end of the ditch. Only one of the shots took effect, resulting in his death at 5 o'clock this morning.
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Arlzons's Fifth Judge.

President Roosevelt sent to the sem ate Tuesday the name of John H. Campbell of Tucson, Arizona, to be associate justice of this territory. MT. Campbell is assistant United States attorney for Arizona. He was for many years connected with the depart ment of justice.
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Best Remedy For Constipation.

''The finest remedy for constipation l ever used is Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets" says Mir. Eli Butler, of Frankville, NY. "They act gently and without any unpleasant effect, and leave the bowels in per fectly natural condition" Sold by all druggists.
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All these books are copyrighted and are handsomely bound in cloth and printed on fine paper.
 As these editions are strictly limited and no more will be printed when they are exhausted. You should secure such books as you want at once, and at the bargain price.
 The following books by famous au- thors, in elegant binding and print, are sold for 75 cents.
 Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall.
 ............... .... Edwin Caskoden When Knighthood Was in Flower
 .. .......... Edwin Kaskoden Under the Rose. ... Frederic s. lsham The Cardinals Stuff Box ......
 ....... .......... Henry Havlin The puppet Crown. Harold McGrath The Garden of Swords. .........
 Max Pemberton None But the Brave. Hamblen Sears The Eternal City. Hall Caine The Crisis. ........ Winston Churchill Angel ................ :. B. M. Croker The Virginian .......... Owen Mister If Were King
 ............ Justin Huntly Mccarthy Like Another Helen. George Horton The Master Christian. [. Marie Corelli Senator North ... Gertrude Atherton The Damnation of Theron Ware.
 ....................H Harold Frederic The Cad Fly ..... E. l.. Voynich The Methods of Lady Walderhurst
 ................Fr Frances Fl. Burnett The Making of a Marchioness ....
 ...... ..... Frances H. Burnett In Connection With the De Will
 oughby Claim. Frances Fl. Burnett Resurrection. ..Count Leo Tolstoy The Right of Way. Gilbert Parker The Hound of the Baskervilles
 ...................A A. Conan Doyle Adventures of Sherlock Holiness.
 ....... ......A. Conan Doyle In the Palace of the King. ........
 ...... " ....F. Marion Crawford Via Crucis ..... F. Marion Crawford The Heart of Rome ..............
 ................F. Marion Crawford The Choir Invisible. ............
 Lane Allen Calumet "K". ...... Merwin- Webster Graustark. .. Geo. Barr McCutcheon Castle Craneycrow...
 ............. Geo. Barr McCutcheon The Mississippi Bubble ........
 ........... ....... Emerson Hough A Dash for Throne. .....
 Arthur w. Marchmont
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J. c. Phelan, former member of the board of supervisors, spent several days here this week, returning to Will jams Wednesday.
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Found-Purse containing Yale lock key. Call SUN office.

Rev. T. NJ. Connolly, of Winslow, is here and will remain until Tuesday.
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Henry F. Ashurst, district attorney, and wife are in Phoenix this week. They expect to return Monday.
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R. J. Walker, who has been visiting various portions of the territory since the first of the year, returned Sunday.
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The weather bureau reports clearing weather. Sunshine will be duly ap- preciated.
 D. w. Willetts, who has been spend ing the winter here, leaves for Los An geles next week.
 Two trains from Los Angeles are bulletined to arrive late this after noon. The washouts and landslides in California have been repaired, and trains are expected regularly after to- day.
 J. A. Vail came up from the wind mill in Verde valley, where he has been for the past month looking after his cattle. He left Jerome Tuesday morning. The Verde river was then higher than it had been this year.
 The ranches in the Verde valley will make an early cutting of alfalfa if the frost does not catch it. Alfalfa is six inches high and will not need any irri- gation.
 Mrs. Woods and daughters, Miss Wood and Miss Florence, who have been sojourning in Flagstaff for the last u rec months, returned to their home in Los Angeles, California, car rying with them many pleasant re. membrances of Flagstaff and it's peo- pie.
 Worse than a fire. What is going to happen? We will start on sugar at $6.5O sack. Other gpods in propor- tion Come in and will tell you how do it. NG. H. COFFIN.
 It is conceded that this year will be a good business one. In fact the vol tune of business will exceed that of any year in the history of Flagstaff, and all this will be due to abundant rainfall.
 For Sale-All my household goods, including sideboard, dining and kitch- en tables, cook and heating stoves, and other articlex too numerous to mention. Apply to H. Wilson, Mil ton road.
 The telephone companies of Prescott have consolidated, and there is a rumor that every place in the territory where there is a telephone system the system will be purchased by a syndi- cate and all towns in the territory will, before the end of the year, be connect ed with Los Angeles by telephone.
 Colonel J. H. McClintock, post master at Phoenix, was a passenger today on No. !, on his way home from Washington, where he attended the inaugural ceremonies, being one of the Rough Rider escort to Presi- dent Roosevelt. Mir. McClintock ex- poets to spend portion of the sum- mer in Flagstaff.
 Mrs. Geo. Reaney met with quite a serious mishap Wednesday afternoon, taking large dose of carbolic acid instead of cough mixture, which she had been using, but splitting it out before swallowing any of the fluid. She is in a fair way to recovery, how ever, and will epdeayor to avoid such accidents in the future. Williams News.
 Murder ln Graham
 A 5 o'clock Tuesday while working
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For Sale Three-room furnished house in good location. Apply to R. G. Mckay, at DIV. Kinney's. If
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Coffin's butcher shop is the talk of town. Where does he get such good meats. That's Secret
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Mrs. s s. Acker has been appointed deputy clerk of the probate court by Probate Judge Douglass.
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The residence of Mrs. Thomas Bran nigan, three miles west of Bellemont, burned down Monday night.
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Sun Stationery Department.
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the post office, uncalled for, for the week end- ing March IS, 1905:
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The week has been one of storm, snow falling every day, and it is wet enough to suit everybody. Twelve inches of rain has fallen since Janu- ary l.
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Mrs. Rogers and daughter who have been visiting Mrs. Gay Barrett, left for their home in California.
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J. k. Jones returned Thursday from Phoenix, where he had been at tending supreme court.
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 Avery. J F Jones, E M Aults, Howard Lisk, Blanche Baugness, James Long, Clara D Belyca, John P Norton, k Braswell, G B Overpeck, Frank Campbell, A Sparks, Alonzo Connor, John Singer Sewing Ma Cochran, Kirk chine Agent Davis, J D Williams, P J Hill, $ W Williams, Dan Hutchinson, H
 MEXICAN LIST. Chavez, Eugenio Pena, Telsfor Gallegos, Crespin Razo, Juan (2) Lucero, Jose Baca Salazar, M M Lopez, Sebero Turado, Jose Murillo, Augusta Tercorio, Antonio Martinez, Ysas
 When inquiring for the above mail, please say advertised"
 T. J. CoALTER, F. M.
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Leslie Hart came up from the Verde valley Sunday, and left the following day for Canyon Diablo.
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W. c. Dickinson, Don and Royal Matthias came up from Beaver creek Tuesday by the way of Jerome. The Messrs. Matthias expect to leave in a few days for Moscow,.Idaho.
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For Sale-The Gross ranch in Spring Valley. Good improvements and good titie. Apply to~F. o. Pol son, Williaps, Arizona. If
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Small furnished houses and fur nisbed roohs for rent. Apply to Mrs. Henry Heller. 9-4t
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chool election for the election of one town trustee will be held at the school house between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and p. m.
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GREAT POPULAR NOVELS.
The Best Books and Greatest Bargains Ever
 Offered at Popular Prices.

For the Freedom of the Sea. ....
 Cyrus Townsend Brady The Climax. ....... Charles F. Pidgin Blennerhassett .... Charles F. Pidgin Quincy Adams Sawyer.... ...
 Charles F. Pidgin Miss Petticoats ....... Dwight Hilton Artie George Ade Checkers. ....... Henry M. Blossom Janice Meredith Paul Leicester Ford The Jessamy Bride ............
 ,.. ...... .. .F. Frankfort Moore In the Fog .. Richard Harding Davis The Conqueror. Gertrude Atherton
 The Mary J. Holmes series in at tractive bindings, printed from large type on fine laid paper, with white leaf and medallion portrait of author in two colors on front cover. Retail at 50 cents per volume:
 Ethelyn's Mistake.
 Mill Bank.
 Rose Mather.
 DarkneSS ana Dayugnt.
 Marian Grey.
 Bad Hugh.
 The English Orphans.
 Lena Rivers.
 Homestead on the Hillside.
 Dora Dean.
 Rosamond.
 Tempest and Sunshine.
 Meadow Brook.
 Maggie Miller.
 Other books at 50 cents: The Little Minister. ,.. J. M. Barrie Tbeima ................ Marie Corell Ishmael Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth Black Beauty ....... Anna SeweIl Uncle Toms Cabin ...........
 ...... ..... Harriet Beecher Stowe Black Rock ............R Ralph Connor Beulah ............. Augusta J. Evans Macaria. a............ Augusta J. Evans Bitter Sweet. ..........J. G. Holland The Sketch Book. Washington Irving All Sorts and Conditions of Men
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 ...... ........ Bulwer-Lytton Robinson Crusoe.... ...Daniel Defoe Mir. Barnes of New York .......
 .......... .... Archibald c. Gunter Sun Stationery Department.
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Barney Stiles, the Navajo county cattleman, spent several days here this week.
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The weather bureau reports clearing weather, Sunshine will be duly ap- preciated
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w. F. Stuart, the photographer, left Wednesday on trip to the towns west of here.
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LOCAL BREvITIES.

LOCAL BREVlTlES.
 House to LetAApply to Mrs. May flower. l0-4 E. E. Ball, county surveyor, is in town today.
 A. R. Garten, of Winslow, was a visitor here this week.
 Eastman kodaks and photo supplies at Eastern prices at Babbitts'. F. c. Reid is attending the session of supreme court in Phoenix this week. E. NJ. Doe is in Phoenix this week attending the session of the supreme court.
 David Babbitt and little daughters left yesterday on short visit to Los Angeles.
 Joseph Dent was in from the Catar- act country Thursday, returning the same day.
 Born-In Flagstaff on March 15, 1905, to the wife of George Rabbit, a daughter.
 w. F. Stuart, the photographer, left Wednesday on a trip to the towns west of here
 Barney Stiles, the Navajo county cattleman, spent several days here this week.
 Small tptnished houses and fur nished roohs for rent. Apply to Mrs. Henry Heller. 9-4t J. K. Jones returned Thursday from Phoenix, where he had been at- tending supreme court.
 Leslie Hart came up from the Verde valley Sunday, and left the following day for Canyon Diablo.
 Mrs. s s. Acker has been appointed deputy clerk of the probate court by Probate Judge Douglass.
 Mrs. Rogers and daughter who have been visiting Mrs. Gay Barrett, left for their home in California.
 Coffin's butcher shop is the talk of town. Where does he get such good meats. That's A Aecret.
 The residence of Mrs. Thomas Bran- nigan, three miles west of Bellemont, burned down Monday night.
 Henry F. Ashurst, district attorney, and wife are in Phoenix this week. They expect to return Monday.
 For Sale - Three-room furnished house in good location. Apply to R. G. Mckay, at DIV. Kinney's. If R. J. Walker, who has been visiting various portions of the territory since the first of the year, returned Sunday. J. c. Phelan, former member of the board of supervisors, spent several days here this week, returning to Will jams Wednesday.
 For Sale-The Gross ranch in Spring Valley. Good improvements and good titie. Apply to-F. o. Pol son, williasps, Arizona. If
 chool election for the election of one town trustee will be held at the school house between the hours of 9
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F. c. Reid is attending the session of supreme court in Phoenix this week.
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David Babbitt and little daughters left yesterday on short visit to Los Angeles.
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D. w. Willetts, who has been spend. ing the winter here, leaves for Los An geles next week.
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Joseph Dent was in from the Catar- act country Thursday, returning the same day.
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E. NJ. Doe is in Phoenix this week attending the session of the supreme court.
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Born-In Flagstaff on March l5, 1905, to the wife of George Rabbit, a daughter.
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Eastman kodaks and photo supplies at Eastern prices at Babbitts'.
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The telephone companies of Prescott have consolidated, and there is a rumor that every place in the territory where there is a telephone system the system will be purchased by syndi- cate and all towns in the territory will, before the end of the year, be connect ed with Los Angeles by telephone.
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House to LetAApply to Mrs. May flower. lO-4 E. E. Ball, county surveyor, is in town today. A. R. Garten, of Winslow, was a visitor here this week.
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For Sale-All my household goods, including sideboard, dining and kitch' en tables, cook and heating stoves, and other articles too numerous to mention. Apply to H. Wilson, Mil. ton road.
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It is conceded that this year will b, a good business one. In fact the vol tune of business will exceed that O any year in the history of Flagstaff and all this will be due to abundan rainfall.