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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-16
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bun9ewert Hu6 er mar tets bereit,
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i'm Dfentlihen Dienite. gs lit atpar
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ibrer1 reip. Ste1ungen 5u tun.
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ben. tuerla er - @rD8e a%irenlpelt.
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fonberr bic Shulb uiirbe b6hit uabr.
iAeinlih nod erbbbt uorben iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-16
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Sbr iemals ausgerebnet, uelbe bube
Sunlnte Sbr in neraanaenen Sabrer
fir Wiiete ausbeaablt babt uno rpas
fiir elm blbihes 6aua Sbr oafir
bauen t1nrtet 2aBt un8 Sud elm
6aus nod benz Mbbe3ablunQss Blar
banert uno oanr miro gun ieoe s,tps
natlihe 1abluna bDr Miete fir bas
6aus gutaeiHrieben. SIN Elm ooer
smei Sahreri ieio SIR Better oes Gaus
ies. 8oniultiert bieierhalb NIT uns.
60. gtebeS q gDhne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-16
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Fin6 I'D Hber gar Wieles nicbt einlg. Do
rim nber ffimuaen fie nit anem 8Dlte ibers
ein, ba6 bic ct. Bernard &rduterpiIen
iid NIT ppletn &edbte ae8 8ufes als beltes
Setlmittel fur Wagen., 2ebers unb Nie.
renleiben erfreuen. Wenn 4ppfs uno
Rtdenihmeraen, Smnahe, Wattioteit,
Ger3flppfen, Shmtnbef u. bergf. guh
nlaBnen, ba6 SIR idtuer trant ieib. 70 ge.
braud5t fetne Der lanoldufeen Quad.
laIbereien. tueIhe nibt nur nidbt helfen,
tnnbern burh lire giftigen BeffanbteiIe,
tuie NuedfiIber, MIR nod mebr idaoen.
0ebrnuhet ALIEN bic ct. Bernard Rrdus
terpilen, bic fur Is gents III alien WpDs
theter 40 haber fin1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-16
cages $ JSeutGretten.


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Wtan beabIiHtiqt iroenbuD otr
8olf BON Wteritp cine Ipoenonnfe
btDloaiSbe Station einsuridten. b. h,
cine &nitalt, BON Der aus miffenIhoftz
li9e Sorihungen in 8esua ouf bas
9ier' uno Bflansenleben an Der @plfs
fifte uno in ben @eudKern oes @p(fs
betrieben tueroen. Sc 1DQen $50. 900
fir oteien 8ned beuinigt ueroen uub
cine oiesbesi9lihe Bin it benz Soule
berelts our Nnnabme empfDhlen.
Der Negers 8iidpf Gunner hat
pieoer ei1r1al cine &e6e gebalten,
oiesmal in Ntacun, 9a., in Der er
FurHtbar uber Die @eiBen ae1dimpft
uno NIT oerahtliden Nusornden BON
ben 8er. Staten, ibrer ReQieruna
nno ibrer 6lagae aelprDden baben
lou. Wenu bic Neger bieiem Serrn
Surner oas Waul itppfen f0nnten,
aber grlnolid, niroe es audi better
fir tie iein.
Sn genterpiqe. SGinuts, bat
lth Elm Mann ertrantt, inoem er an
eltent Iethten 8aiier nieoertntete
uno Den Sept bineinftedte. Wan
fano IGN ipater tot in oieier gteuunq.
Der Nan1e oes Mannes mar s. SC.
Aoerh, ct itammte aus Beuriq,
- Sn Nlerqnoria. 9DuiIlanu, bat
man mabren0 Der lebten Gage cine
Sanitdtss 4pnferens abqe6alten. Sc
puroe cine Gereinieung unter Dem
Nat1en 2Dutiiana Sanitary MHucia.
tlort geariinoet uno uno beldloifen,
cine iebr enerailde Nsitati1r sur
Inftldrune beg Bublitunts in 8eaua
auf Die rleueiten Sortldritte unb Tors
oerungen beg Santtdtsueiens in
Scene gu fe5en. ueberan uiro mat,
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feuerr uno MISREPRESENTATION grin.
ben, tuelde oteie 8etdmpfuna [etten
i0nen.
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man ala Elm 3eil Der bort i'm @anee
beftnoltden Sanierunas< &agne
eine Reibe Dffentli1er 8aoepldbe fir
Die Grnen einaeridtet.
Wdbreno elmer SibunQ tam eS
tir8Lib in, 6iterreihiiden Bar(ament
81 itirmiIhen 5senen. Die N(t.
9eutiden rannten ben Yremier etner
2iguer. uno ioaar oer 0ame oes
aotlers muroe in ben Shmub ae.
aDaen.
Die firaIiben 8ablrehts.9es
n1DnitratiDnen in Sabieu, tuelhe At
blutigen Nusihreituneen fiibrten, bas
ben in 2eip5ig Elm metteres Nohfpiel
Doc 9eridt gefunben. Geoatteur
6einia BON Der INSTRUMENTATION
n2eipsiger 8Dlts5eitun9" 1T tueoen
Beleioi9una Der 8eaierut1e su eins
uaosuansig Wonaten 9efdnenis Der.
urteilt tporoen.
9roBes Gufieben erreat bic
9ispenlierun9 oes betannter &apeu,
neiiters Brapuarsti pom 8erliner
86nt9in Nugufta @arbe @renabier@
8egiment SEP. 4 punt Dient. Die
WaBnabme banat nit elmer 6nsaro.
ipiel . GHdre s%uiammer, an tpelGer
sablreihe 8apeameifter uno Te(ome.
bel Der @aroe . Reeimenter beteiliat
iino.
- 9inlibt[ih Der 8uridsiebuna
Der oeutiden 9ruppen aus China lift
nuumebr cine enoailtiee @ntidei.
oune erfDlat. Die nitaiiatiide Be-
iabunas.8 riaaoe. tpelbe unter oetn
&ommanbD bes @eneralmator8
Bebel in 9ientfin itebt, miro i'm
Npril beimtebren. &c tperoen rlur
300 Wanr, in Betting uno 400 Wann
in Tientftn belaiien. Nuh oas @ros
Der Eruppen Der anoeren fremoen
Wtdbte raumt betanntlib Die felt ben
Boyer unruhen beiebten hineTlben
Stationen, woau 3aiier @ilhelm Die
&nre9una gegeben bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-16
Ser 0eIbfiebere aetut

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cine ftarfe Nehnlidteit nit Dem Was
laria Geint. Tim oas Spltem BOT,
ben &rantbeitsteinen gu befreien. 1T
mol feine Weoi5in TO gut, ats Or.
Sings Neue 9ebenss BiQen. Dies
Ielben furieren ale Grantbeiten,
methe burh Walaria. Gift poer I'm.
peroa' .libteit bernDreerufen tperoen
uno 0nr urter @arantie. Is gta.
bel Nonlpb Sreis uno s.. Ralteper
& Sphu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-16
9as Nieb bonn Stern 8ier.
tSrei mad 5rteortds b. Sdtuer.

(Jrei mad Jrtebridb b. Sdbtaer.
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LIMB Der 8rauer nit frohem Bid,
Bon bes @ebauoes tpeitibauenbem Gle
BEL,
.ueberaabIt iein biibenb Slid.
aSiebet Der 9urtigen arDBe Sbaaren,
,gsaeb ben &neipen Der 8irte toalfab
rem.
Limb bic Speiber, ppm 5opfen sebpsen,-
,l1nb Der @erfte berueste Bosen
rNiibnnt iib nit ftolsem Muno:
,5et role Der @roe @runb
.@esen Der Wuder Wtaht
rStebt meines Sauies 8rabt. -
r9ob nit n2am unb Srbre"
8nehten
ySft fein etu' get Buno 81 pfehten,
.9enn Der 8lbbiinn if]reitet
ibnell. -
,@enn oes Sonntaes in Der Stile,
mMan aemitlitb trintt iein Bier.
.8ommt nab oes @eiebes BiIe,
a5hne1 elm 8olisit berfiir. -
.9ranst iib in bas Sous
s4iebt ben Birt heraus, -
.t1no icbleppt oanu ben B6ieuiht
r8or bas 8oiisei @eridt.
v8oltdtig 1T oes 8ieres Maht.
r@enn iidb oer Wenib 6eadbmt, be-
tpadbt;-
,8u bielen, mas er tut unb ibaift.
p@iebt inn ert 8raft Der gerften.
laft; -
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Taft,
Dem sunni" erit ae6en muB bic
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Spur
nSft BEL Dem SprbBtins ber 8ul-
tur. -
,8eb nenn @iner lpseeIafien,
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LIMB burtb nOttsbeIebte @ahen
yBdl5t ben uneebeuren 8rano; -
penn es iaBt niht init iih ipaifen
,Ries @emiih aus MenIrhenbano. -
.Sn benz ,,9one star"
r9ieet grquiduna,
r9ieat gnt8aduns, -
.9oh i'm Miihmaih
r9ieet bic Dual
.Nlenlal. ----
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-16
xaubhett faun utoat aepetIt tperoeu

ourh lotale &pplitntioneft, neil lie ben tranten Sell
oes Gbres niht erreihen t6nneu. 60 giebt nur ei=
men 8eg, bic Sanbbeit ju ~turiren, uno Der 1T ourb
tonfituffonele 6eilmittel. Saubbeit tpiro onr9 ei=
men ent5lnbeten 3uftano Der ialeimigen Austlei=
oulg Der GuRoGi9en 9R6bre neruriaht. 0enn
oieie R6brs ff e~nt5Gnoet, bobt ibr einen rllmpelnoen
Son ober nnbcatcHr1snss @egbr; uno toeilr tie aanj
aeihlofen if, erfol9t Sonbbeit, unO Uenn Die Gnt-
slnbune niat geboben unb oteie R6bre pteoer in ib=
rem eeb6rieen 9uftano perfeBt iperoen fam, tpirO oas
Sebbr fir INNER 3er1t6rt Deroen; uetn Gdle unter
sebn tperoen burb Ratarrb uerurIaat, tpehher ni6ts
als elm eni3hnsster 3uitano Ger i6leimi9en Obers
fdhen III.
Gir tDoasn einbaneert Dollars fur ieDsn (onra
eatarrb pernria6ten) Sal BON Saubbeii sebeu, ben
mir ni6t our5 Ginnebrtm BON 9Glf's Ra=
= & btileu toitnes. 3aBt Gu9 uns
Ient GircuIare tomineR.
r. ). Gbenep & Co., foleoo, Obio.
9erfamft BON alien apotbeteru. greis % 6ents.
Tebutt 6aq's namilien 9ilen fit 8erftopfuna.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-16

- Der tempurdre Ginbaltsbefebt
geaen bic Gurbfibruna bes 2ucafs
Option . 8eiebeB in uuafbe County
ift aufaebober mproen. Das gefeb
lit iest in Strait urb aqe Saloons
i'm Gountb iinb aeimloHen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-16

asS~ Gin oeutides Wdohen 0oer
cine bentihe 6rau perlanat fir 6ous'
arbeit. Gutter 2Dbn, quite 6eirnat.
Rahaufroaer i'm soDloaib EN-
@arten, San Beoru Barf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-16
@inter= llno Triiblinss=

@inter= nno Triiblinss=
8eronieunas Reiien mad Weit.
Snoten uno nab benz Mittels
nicer uuo &briatiiden Meer per
8. .&rinaeifin Sictpria Cutie. ab
Rerp Yort ben 8. Mdrs uno 5. Nprtl.
&eiieoauer % unb 20 9use.
Vafasepreis $3.50 ". anfiuarts.
Sauhrlerle Vrnibette gratis berian0t,
86here Nnstunft erteilt:
HAMBURG. AMERIkA-LlNIE,
901 Oliue., Str, ct. 9ouis. @s.
2pfalsNeenten iberau.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-16

,,SorD : syOrmalin" tGtmer &
Mmenb). lit als antiieptiides 8abn.
uno Wu1bmafier uniibertronen. Sn
allen &~pothefen au haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-16

8eluh; Shpla's Salupn, NIas
mo : Btasa. Stets iriihes Visr AZ
Rapi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-16

- Su Gbiner Gtorb 6einrih Bappe
i'm Nlter oDn adtbiQ Sabren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-16

; tnd's @euts oaoaro @ioarreu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-16
New York mach NsapeI uad Gsnua.
'9ia Gibraltar.

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gtc aenen sateiens4 amofer. Stmertfa''
mne Il. Rafferiu 2tuaufta @ietarta''.
adnas 100 Sub, 49, 500 reg. Sounen, AZ, 900
8rnftosS onnen, baben auBer ben IuguriDIeu
Ginrihtuneen aIs Nsiietetten elm Refou.
rant a Ia Carte emit 3ieeuner= aapele) ,1ai=
Iaaier. NufsuJ. $uru6 ole, elettrilne Ndoer,
8lher= uno 9lumen : 2aoen. l., g. une 8.
9aiite uno 3wii6enSed etc., etc.
Williams news., 1906-02-24
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

A meeting of the common council of the town of Williams was held in MT. Steeves' office in said town on the 2Oth day of Febru- ary, AID. 1906, at 8 pm., pursuant to adjournment -;
 Present--Mathews, Barney, Wolf and Acting Mayor Hudson. .e | Absent-Nellis.
 The minutes of the last meet ing were read and approved. .-
 It was moved by Mir. Barney and seconded by Mir. Mathews that the applications of Dr. Rounseville and Jos. Johnston for permission to erect buildings covered and lined with galvanized iron within the fire limits be not granted. The motion carried. -..s .......-..
 Moved by Mir. Barney and sec onded by MT. Wolf, that Harry Miners application for permission to veneer with brick frame build ing situated on the southerly end of lot 5 in block 2, Scott's addition to the town of Williams, be not granted. Motion carried. 's
 The clerk was instructed to ad. vertise for bids for the construction of a sidewalk along the northerly side of Sherman avenue, beginning at the alley midway between Sec ond and Third streets, and extend ing easterly to Second street.
 Following bill was allowed and the clerk instructed to draw war rant for same:
 H. A. Cargile, drayage. e........ 50 On motion the street supervisor was instructed to run a ditch on the southerly side of the alley run ming easterly and westerly through block No. IA.
 The meeting then adjourned.
 E. G. DUBoIs. Clerk.
Williams news., 1906-02-24
Farewell to Old Printers

J. E ("Smokey") Bell and w. H. Roberts. two old-time typos, doing the Weary Willie act of tin can hanging over each others shoulder, left this afternoon for Fl Paso. These two distinguished perambu- lating typos, who sojourned here a little bit longer than was absolutely necessary, figured out in their tray cling diary that they could reach lsleta by this evening and catch the brake beam of the south bound passenger train, provided Charles Mainz did not see them first, at midnight. tonight. "God bless them"; they have departed. and may their shadows not. be seen in these parts for many years to come. Albuquerque Citizen, Feb. 20. a
Williams news., 1906-02-24

The Rio Mountaineer automo- bile, which passed through here a couple of months ago, we saw by Albuquerque papers the first of the week, was due to- arrive there on Wednesday from Gallup. The party were to have completed the trip to New, York, ere this, but all sorts of mishaps have delayed them. Those who have had automobile ambi- tions will no doubt take the train hereafter if they want to go any where.
Williams news., 1906-02-24
Washington Birthday Exercises

The city public schools gave ap- propriate exercises on Wednesday afternoon in honor of the memory of the father of our country.
 An extensive program of twenty eight numbers was carefully pre- pared for the occasion, and rem dered in manner rehecting much credit on the pupils who partici- pated and on the teachers who dis ciplined them. To enumerate the names worthy of special mention would require the publication of the entire program. It is sufficient to say that each party connected with the entertainment, teacher and pupil alike, acted we'll his part and the expressions of all who were for tunate enough to be present were complimentary in the extreme. The exercises were held at the school building, all departments joining in the program, and as auditorium space was limited it was deemed ad- visable by the teachers that public invitations through the NEWS should not be given.
 The next entertainment by the school will be given at the close of the term in Odd Fellows hall, where ample room will justify a general invitation to all.
Williams news., 1906-02-24
SELIGMAN BUBBLES

SELIGMAN ARIz., Feb. 2, 1906 E. T. Smiths outfit started south today. They expect to shear near Congress.
 M. Nc Bride is away on a trip to San Francisco. We will tell you what happened later. F MT. Sullivan is building twenty Fmiles of fence along the railroad track to protect his cattle interests.
 Ed. Patterson has just made one of his weekly visits to town. He says there are less attractive places than Seligman.
 MT. J. L. Wilson, proprietor of "4-11-44." has had his place painted and papered, and is now ready for the spring trade.
 Washington's birthday is being remembered in Seligman. Flags are flying, and a social hop will be held at the school house tonight.
 Dr. Adams reports his Summer complaint" patients improving and some of them almost we'll. Do not forget the doctor when you are sick
 There was Japanese-American war at the Harvey house few days ago. in which the Japs were not so victorious as they were with the Russians.
 Mrs. Coyne is having her house painted and repapered. She left yesterday for Flagstaff to attend her daughters wedding. Everybody wishes Miss Bertha much joy.
 Henry Destrich, sheep manager for c. c. Hutchinson. is busy at Red lake and will not be in for some time. His friend, Jimmie" Will son, is looking after his interests in town. Nothing like having friend.
Williams news., 1906-02-24
House Passes Gambling Bill

Washington. Feb. 19.-The house today passed the Littlefield bill making gambling in the territories illegal, violation of the law. to be a misdemeaner punishable by a $5,- GOO fine and one years imprison- ment.
 The passage of the bill was marked by heated colloquy be- tween Congressman Littlefield and Mark Smith, delegate from Arizona, who bitterly resented what he re- garded as the meddling of a New Englander in the affairs of the ter ritories. MT. Littlefeld started things going~b by entering a motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill, which was favorably reported by the judiciary committee.
 The delegate from Arizona at once arose and vigorously opposed the proposition.
 "I do not wish it understood that 1 am here in sympathy with gam bling" began MT. Smith, "but I do protest against the gentleman from Maine, the furthest point in the United States from my home, com ing in here to meddle in our terri torial quarrels, when with prohi. bition in his own state there are one hundred and fifty saloons open in the town of Bangor. It is a good sample of prohibition that don't prohibit. I submit that the gen. 'tleman should confine his philan- throphies to his own state instead of spreading out over the south west"
 MT. Smith declared with vehe- mence that there was no pure mo- tive behind the bill, but that it was for the purpose of influencing votes in Arizona for joint statehood.
 MT. Smith also contended that the territory itself would prohibit gambling at the next session of the legislature.
 He said he would ask unanimous consent to amend the bill so as to make it apply to "territories under the jurisdiction of the United States" He said this would in- clude Alaska, the Philippines. Porto Rico, the District of Columbia and all other territories.
Williams news., 1906-02-24

APRoPos of the building rush which is threatening the town the NEWS desires to make a few re- marks. If we remember rightly there was at one time town ordi- nance which dealt with the kind of building, prescribing the thickness of the walls. etc., within the fire limits of the town. It seems that now that ordinance cannot be found, and that there is. an ordinance on the books that gives to the town council power to grant permission for the erection of any sort of a building they may see fit to do. In the minutes of the council this week we note that permission was re- fused two parties who kdesired to erect iron buildings. What should be done is to pass an ordinance specifying the kind of buildings that must be erected, and live up to 1t. No man should be given a privilege and the same be denied to some one else. If one man is al- lowed to erect an inferior building certainly others have a right to do the same thing. This should be set- tied definitely by certain prescribed rules.
Williams news., 1906-02-24
Communicated
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
 do not wish to be classed as a kicker or knocker, but the way our municipal affairs are being looked after it seems to me it is time some one was saying or doing something to once more improve and conduct one of the best towns in Arizona. bar none. There seems to be nobody in particular looking after anything except the town at. torney, who seems to be kept busy drawing up ordinances and then having them repealed.
 Next we will take up the condi- tion of our streets and crossings. Everybody knows this section was
 visited by an earthquake, and prob ably that may have had something to do with the crossings, for some thing sure is responsible for cross ing being foot higher than the level of the road; and one in par ticular is piled so high with bould CTS that stranger would imagine that some kind of volcanic erup- tion or probably the top of. Bill Williams fell on the top of that par ticular crossing. One enterprising man is having a portable crossing built, it being much lighter to han dle than a hydraulic jack, which will enable him to overcome the high joints and low centers on the principal streets. Other streets could easily be overcome with the aid of balloon.
 The overflow from the dams makes sort of river through the western section of the town, which can be crossed on one or two streets by bridges; the other five or six streets, in which some of our best citizens live, can get across this small river providing they ford it or with horse; otherwise they have to go around the dam.
 What is done with all the money that you hear so much about? We never see any statements in your valuable paper.
 1 think there is enough money goes into the city treasury to give 1 us a night marshal, and see if some. thing cannot be done with these gun fighters, who patrol around the town and try to be tough. They | know that our day marshal is in bed. He cannot be up night and day. It needs some good man who is not afraid after dark to stop this f kind of work. For a while we had several officers here, but some of the stars have vanished-I know not why. Now that the county will not give us deputy here why not have two city marshals-one night and one day?
 No doubt after the next election we will be informed of the improve ments to be made in the next two years. TAXPAYER.
Williams news., 1906-02-24
M. E. Church Notes.

oi Sunday school at 9:45 a.m.; sub ject. "Jesus' Power to Forgive"
 Preaching service at 1 am; sub iect, "The Word by a Personal Witness"
 Junior Epworth League, 2:3O pm. Subject, Good News For Us."
 Epworth League at 6:45 p.m.; subject, "A Pure Life"
 Evening service at 7:3O; subject, "Untempered Mortar"
 Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p m. E. G. DECKER, Pastor.
Williams news., 1906-02-24
Letter List.

The following is the list of letters remaining uncalled for at the postoftice. Williams ri. zona, for the week ending Feb 2 l%r These letters will be sent to the dead letter off re March r. 19O5 if called for before at time Box S9 McGuire Jas c 6ioiaKe yack Powers, Mrk Julia carers Parker. Miss Jessie Clonerty, Barney Rice, I B IooK. Hero Swartz. Mrs Maggie Enlee, Jas S-2 Tnompson Msrparet noimes stella Winter, Frank Heller. Adolph Wigwam, The Mass, Ed
 MEXICAN. Aganna, Feliciano Madrigal, Natividad BIanco, Jesus Montoya. Juan Duarte, Angel Rojas, Manuel Estrtda Pabio Rodriguez, Ysabel Gonzales. Martin Torres Martin Jaram1llo Patrocipio Bidondo Pedro Medina, GregOrio-2
 Persons calling for the above letters should say advertised" F. w. SMITH
 PoStmsster.
Williams news., 1906-02-24

FOR SUPERVISOR OF STREETS. hereby announce myself a candidate for Supervisor of Streets of the town of Williams, subject to the decision of the voters the cleo tion to be held Monday, April 2, 1906.
 JAMES RAGAN.
Williams news., 1906-02-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS
TOWN ELECTION, MONDAY,
 APRIL 2, 1906
FOR TOWN MARSHAL

I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Marshal of the town of Williams, Arizona. subject to the will of the voters at the town election to be held Monday, April 2, 1906.
 CHAS. H. ADAMS.
Williams news., 1906-02-24
FOR COUNCILMAN.

hereby announce myself as candidate for Councilman of the town of Williams. subject to the decision of the voters at the election to be held Monday, April g. 1906.
 A.F. (Gus) POISON.
Williams news., 1906-02-24
FOR TOWN CLERK,

FOR TOWN CLERK. hereby announce myself as a candidate for reelection to the office of Town Clerk. subject to the will of the voters at the town election to be held Monday. April 2, 1906.
 E. G. DUBOIS.