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The Coconino sun., 1907-08-15
G. II. Coffin. dealer in all kinds of paint. Get our prices. 8

A train passed through Tucson a few days ago on which there were Io4 Japanese and five Russians, all on their way to San Francisco to be deported, the largest shipment yet made out of the territory. The crowd occupied two cars.
The Coconino sun., 1907-08-15
Local and Personal
See Dr. Swikerath's S ad.


 J. N. Hughes of Prescott is in town this week.
 For sale. guitar enquire at the Sun office. B If.
 Mrs. S. B. Hibben of Williams was here M onday.
 Harry Back was up Thursday from Camp Verde.
 Sewing machines for sale or rent at the Singer office.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Harris from camp are visiting here.
 B. F. Ketchum of Winslow is here this week on business.
 H. G. Gray and wife of Williams are visiting here this week.
 H. B. Hazelton the restaurant man is on the sick list this week.
 Mrs. H. c. Yaeger of Phoenix is visiting her son Louis and family. We carry the highest and best grade of cigars at Beck's Pool hall. c. c. Hutchinson. the Seligman, sheep baron was here Monday to business.
 For sale, birdseye maple dresser, writing desk. rocker and mattress. Myrtle Smyser.
 H. c. Lockett left Tuesday with a shipment of fat mutton for the Kansas City market.
 Mir. c. T. Willis left Sunday morning for Williams where he will spend a few days.
 One hundred and fifty pairs $4. and $5. Douglas shoes. special prices $2.95 at Hermans.
 D. Camp. manager of the Utah out fit for Campbell Francis & Co, is here this week on business.
 Mr. T. C.Willis returned Friday night from Williams where he has been on business for the past few days.
 Just received fresh lot of Chris tophers' box candy also big lot of Bishops candy at c. A. Keller's bakery.
 NJ. J. Sherman of Dresden N. Y. spent several days here during the week visiting his nephew. Prof. F. c. Sherman.
 Mrs. L. B. Shaffer, who has been making an extended visit with rela- tives and friends in Wisconsin re- turned Saturday.
 The town council has called a meeting for next Tuesday night when it is presumed that the tax levy will be made.
 Dr. Adams left Sunday morning for Los Angeles where he will rest up for a couple of weeks. He well deserves this short vacation.
 Chas. Carder was in from Anita this week. He is engaged in haul ing ore to the railroad and while here he purchased a new wagon.
 The Flagstaff horses will continue to train on the track here for some time as the Albuquerque track is net in as gocd shape as the one here.
 The family of S. c. Black are en- toying an overland trip. They will visit Oak Creek Bever Creek and the Verde. camping at each place about one week.
 Bernard Glascott is again up and able to be around his friends were for some time alarmed about him and are glad to see him up and able to enjoy life again.
 Mrs. A. A. Dutton entertained last Wednesday aftrenoon with a card party. The house was decorat-
The Coconino sun., 1907-08-15

1flenOS TOT dDOut HlOfllil.
 F. L. Noble of Gleed is in town. He has sold his wood business to Brown & Irwin, of this palce and is now looking for oth ,r business.
 w. T. Williams of Holbrook is here this week on business he re- ports lots of visitors at Holbrook now on their way to the Moqui snake dance.
 Have you seen or tried the new style 66 Singer sewing machine? It runs light, makes little noise, and does the best of work and is one of the most durable machines out.
 For Sale House. Comfortable house, : rooms, good, convenient location, electric lights and water in the house, 4 lots. Sooo.oo, easy payments. Inquire at the Sun office.
 Sunday afternoon the Flagstaff Jr. defeated scrub team at the race track the final score was 9 to 2 All Sights Pitched a good game it was slugging match from start to finish.
 w. D. Powell wife and daughter, Miss Emma are visiting relatives here. Mir. Powell is engaged in mining near Cherry, Yavapai County and is looking after his bus mess intrests here.
 l.. P. Willis who for the past three months has been assistant superintendent of the Anita Mines has given up his position and is now visiting his parents here in Flag staff. He will go from here to Chicago.
 A letter received few days ago from J. s. Withers from San Diego. conveys the information that Mrs. Withers is now out of danger and that the young son is getting along nicely For several days after the birth of the boy Mrs. Withers life was despaired of. Kingman Miner.
 Prof. H. $. Evans and students. comprising a party of ten left Sat urday for the Moaui snake dance an the village of Walpi. They will go by the way of Tuba. The dance is set for today but it is little un- certain whether it will be had on this date or until a day or so later.
 Miss Nevada Moore has resigned her position as teacher of manuel training in our public school and has accepted a position in the pub
 lie school of Honalulu. s. A. and will leave in a few days for that palce. Miss Moore is an excellent teacher and the people here regret to lose her.
 c. c. Hull. Arizona agent for Aetna Securities Co, of San Diego, who has placed over $S. 900. 0Oworth of San Diego Suburban property in this county will be at the Commer- cial Hotel. until Saturday morning any one interested in an investment of this kind will do well to make an appointment with him. He handles high class residence prop eTly OIl luW tcrIIls'
 The following people are visitors here this week from Phoenix; I. s. Snyder and wife. Miss Julu Veriter. Mrs. Linebarger, Russell Line barger. Mrs. W. M. Bell, Miss Alice Bell, c. E. Kinney, Virgil King. Mamie King, Gertrude Puehard. Mrs. T. c. Hansen. Miss w. M. Bell and Miss Patuna Bell. The following from Tempe; MT. and Mrs. J. H. Spainhouse, MT. and Mrs. A. c. Wood, F. R. Marsh.
The Coconino sun., 1907-08-15
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Are cured by chamberiain's Sal C Q cappiics tion relieves The itching a,id bAiuinA 4....a..sI
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02
TRAINED NURSE
Remarks About Nouriahing Food.

"a physicians wife gave me a package
OF Grape-Nuts one day, with the remark
that she was sure I would find the food
very beneficial. both for my own use and
for my patients. I was particularly at
tracted to the food. as at that time the
weather was very hot and I appreciated
the fact that Grape-Nuts requires no cook
ing.
''The food was deliciously crisp, and
most inviting to the appetite. After max
ing use Of IL twice a day for three or four
weeks, discovered that Il was a most
wonderful invigorator. used 10 suffer
greatly from exhaustion, headaches and
depression OF spirits. My work had been
very trying at times and Indigestion had
set in.
Now I am always we'll and ready for
any amount OF work. have an abundance
OF active energy, cheerfulness and mental
poise have proved to my entire salts
faction that this change has been brought
about by Grape-Nuts food.
'sThe fact that IL is predigested is a
very desirable feature I have had many
remarkable results In feeding Grape-Nuts
TO my patients. and ] cannot speak too
highly OF the food. My friends constantly
comment on the change in my appearances.
1 have gained pounds since beginning
the use of this food" There's a Reason. I"
Read. The Road to Wsllvills." In DkEa-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02
NORFOLK NAN IS KILLED
Madison County Farmer shoots saloor
Keeper and Makes His Escape.
TRAGEDY OCCURS At AN EARLY HOUR
Frank farmer IL Dead and Herman
Boche Fugitive BOche
Has Been In Court
before.

'ORFOI.K, Neb., May 1.-(Special Tele-
gIam.)-Within one week of the day
when, eighteen years ago, he killed George
Ives Of Tilden with an axe for tresspass-
ing Herman Boche of Norfolk, who was
acquitted Of that killing. today shot and
killed Frank farmer, a Norfolk saloon
keeper.
The tragedy occurred in front of re-
sort from which the two men, who had
been fast friends, were departing at an
early hour. They were Just getting into a
cab. Boche Immediately disappeared and
has not been found. He is a prosperous
farmer living four miles southeast of Nor
folk and has large family. The two
men were members of the same fraternal
order.
Boche and farmer. warm friends, had
gone to the house at ] O'Clock this morn
Ing, and were departing together, at 8
O'Clock farmer. insisted that Boche enter
waiting cab, and once forced him inside
Boche lunged out and fired three bullets
into farmer. The cabman did not inter
fere but climbed into his box and drove
to town. Boche then disappeared and was
at large at noon, though Sheriff Clements
and a posse were searching
Both were married men. Boche having
six children.
farmer succumbed on the floor of the
resorts parlor an hour after the shooting
His wife was taken to :he place to see
him die.
Up until a late hour tonight not the
slightest clue had developed regarding the
whereabouts Of Herman Boche, the farmer
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02

BLUE HILL-At the election for the
$4,000 bonds for new court house on
Tuesday the proposition was defeated.
BEATRICE-The Gage County Holiness
association convened here today for two
days session. The meetings will be held
in La selle Street Methodist church. West
NEBRASKA CITY-An attempt was
made to rob Allen Bros store, but the
burglars were frightened away. They man
aged to get into the basement, but could
not get onto the FIRST floor.
ARLINGTON-The Chicago & Northwest
ern railroad has a large force OF men busy
putting a floor down in the stock yards "a, at
flooring This is a good improvement, as
the yards were often muddy for weeks.
LEIGH-Mrs. Alice Forney, wife of w.
M Forney died at her home in Leigh
yesterday at l o'clock Of paralysis. The
deceased had been a long sufferer and was
confined to her bed almost constantly Tor
the last year. She leaves husDaho ana
four children.
ARIINGON-Prof. Emerson Of the state
university and two assistants are making
some experiments in spraying fruit trees
the trees were sprayed the fruit was free
from scab and of better quality than the
unsprayed trees.
NEBRASKA CITY-Roy Patterson had a
close call from being burned to death He
was out in his orchard and struck a match
on the seat of his trousers and soon all
his clothes were on hre his wire was
with him ana Win ner dsslSlduCe the nIe
was put out before much damage was
done.
ARIINGTON-The farmers along the
Flkhorn river are much interested In the
scheme to straighten the crooked river.
OF course much good land would be ruined
In doing so, but this would be good thing
In the long run, as the river could tall
quicker and would not be changing It's
channel so often,
ATRICE-FclloWing Is the mortgage
report for Gage county for the month OF
April: Number OF farm mortgages filed,
n; amount S65,2l0; number Of farm mort
CAGES released, IS; amount, $4,4-6. Num-
Der of city mortgages filed, 40; amount
sal; number OF city mortgages released,
30. amount, $2O,S54.
ALBION-Yesterday the cornerstone OF
the new Catholic church was duly placed In
position with appropriate ceremonies.
There was large attendance, maSEy COM
ing from a distance When completed this
church will be one of the finest in this
part OF the state and Will cost In the neigh
bOrhood Of $4,000
BEATRICE-John Jobman, living a few
miles east OF the city, made the discovery
yesterday that the green bug was at work
IN his wheat field. On one stalk Of wheat
that he pulled up he counted twenty-threC
parasites He says that although they are
only beginning to hatch out they have
done considerable damage.
FREMONT-County Judge Stinson has
handed down a decision in the case OF the
village OF Scribner against the Moyune
Tea company to recover a license fee OF
- per day for taking orders and selling
goods, holding the ordinance void on the
ground that the tax Is prohibitive. The
case was strongly contested and may reach
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02
1vihn,r Getn No nnmnres.

BEATRICE, Neb., May l-(Special Tele-
gram. AFTER being out all night the jury
in the $500 damage suit OF Mrs. Jennie
Burns against C. H. johnson. lessee OF the
Paddock opera house, and the managers
OF the Paddock Hotel company for the
death OF her husband. Charles Burns. an
actor, who was killed on the evening Of
August Z, 1906 by falling from the rear
OF the Paddock stage. brought In verdict
for the defendants. The evidence showed
that Burns insisted that the door leading
to the alley from the stage be opened on
account OF the extreme heat, and that soon
after his request was granted BY the stage
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02
EXAMINERS VISIT NORMAL SCHOOL
State Board Spends Two Days Inspect
ing Work at Peru.


state Board Spends Two Days Inspect
ing Work at Peru.
PERU, Neb., May l. - Especially - The
State Board Of Examiners which, under
the new law governing the issuance Of
state certificates to graduates Of Normal
schools and colleges, spent yesterday and
today in Peru in inspecting every depart
ment Of the State Normal school at this
place. The law fixes Peru as a standard
upon which the work OF the private nor
mails and UNCONVENTIONAL colleges is to be
measured so far as they are to issue state
certificates under the new law. This
board, consisting of superintendent F. b.
Sherman of Columbus, Superintendent c.
A. Fulmer Of Beatrice and Principal Cora
O'Connell OF Ashland epent two whole days
inspecting the actual work done at Peru.
They gave the graduates of both the train
ing and higher courses a most rigid per-
sonal examination as to date Of entry into
the school, time studies have been pursued,
previous preparation in both grades and
high school, experience. efficiency in work
done here and general fitness for profess
siopal work as teachers This rigid in
spection was made in order to ascertain
Just the work being done here so that the
same standard may be maintained in the
other schools Of the state issuing state GER
tihcates to their graduates under the new
law. Superintendent ]. L. McBrien said
today that under the new law no graduate
OF other schools doing normal work will
receive a certificate unless recommended by
this board as having completed a course
equal In every respect to that completed
by the Peru graduates. Members of the
faculty and students took great interest in
this inspection, as they are proud Of the
high entrance requirements and standards
maintained here.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02

who killed Frank farmer this morning and
then escaped. Boche's farm and the river
banks have been searched by Sheriff
Clements in vain and the man hunt still
continues. A warrant for Boche's arrest
charging second degree murder and man
slaughter counts, was filed by County At
torney Koenlgsten this afternoon. No cor
oner's inquest was held over farmer, as
there was no conflicting evidence.
Red" the hack driver, who saw the
shooting tells Of farmer, wounded, pleading
in vain for mercy from Boche, who con-
tinued firing.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02
Tel,amah commerclaI Club BANQUET.

TEKAMAH, Neb., May 1.-(special.)-
The third annual meeting of the, Tekamah
Commercial club was held last night at
Thomas hall. There was a large attend
ance. Reports OF the different officers
showed that the club has been unusually
active during the last year and much good
is being accomplished in the way OF
needed permanent improvements. The
election of officers was unanimous in each
Instance, with the following result; E. c.
Houston, president; d. w. Greenleaf, vice
president; r, w. Adams, secretary; Ed
Latta, treasurer; f. w. Shafer, member
OF the executive committee Immediately
following the business session the club
proceeded TO the Merchants hotel, where
the third annual banquet was held. Plates
were laid for 100 and music was furnished
by the Tekamah orchestra. B. F. Griffin,
who has been president of the club for
the last three years, acted as POSTMASTER.
After the banquet eloquent responses were
made by local orators on subjects per-
tanning 10 needed improvements.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02
Fierce Ftrbt Wftb Uo,v..

TABLE ROCK, Neb.. MAY 1.-(specIaI)-
With some three inches OF snow on the
ground yesterday morning wolf hunters
thought 1t an IDEAL day for capturing a
couple OF wolves which rendezvous on the
high blrtts three miles south of town n
short distance above the Nemaha river.
The chase was soon in progress and one
OF the dogs being much In advance OF the
rest came up to ana attacked two wolves
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02
Nov pank at Kearney.

KEARNEY Neb., May 1-(Special. AL
though handicapped by not having been
able TO get regular fixtures in place, the
Commercial National bank opened for bust
ness Wednesday morning, with temporary
fixtures in place, in the banking room in
the opera house block. This bank starts
out with a paid up capital stock OF 100000
and with the men who are back Of 1t will
no doubt do their share OF the banking
business OF the community.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02
NEBRASKA CITY PEOPLE ANGRY
ReprisaIs May he Levied on Railroad
Unless New Depot IL Built

Reprisals May he Levied on Railroad
Unless New Depot IL Built
NEBRASKA CITY. May 1.-(special.)-
have been demanding of the Burlington
new station building at this point. Last
year plans were drawn for a new depot,
which did not meet the approval of the
citizens and through the efforts of the
Commercial club new plans were made and
the promise gIven that during the coming
summer the depot would be erected This
was very satisfactory to the people and
all were patting the Burlington on the
back. But now comes letter to John w.
steinhart, president Of the Commercial
club in which Mr.. Hoidrege says:
1 doubt the possibility OF obtaining an
station in your city. Investors are so dis
inclined, under present circumstances to
put money into railroad securities, that II
Is important that all of the railroads should
know more definitely what, II any, not
revenue can be secured under the new
laws before making Investments that are
not absolutely necessary. l am sorry that
IL seems to be necessary to POSTPONE the
construction OF this building.
This letter is far from meeting the APP
prevail OF citizens and many of the business
men favor adopting the plan of York
shutting on all patronage until the COM
pany grants the favor promised. The Com
mercial club will take up the matter at its
next meeting. As this is the best COM
mercial point on the line outside of Omaha
and Lincoln, little heroic treatment would
cost the company more than two depOts.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02
TEST OF THE ANTI-PAss LAW

PIRttsmOuth Man Arrested and Hear
ing Set for May o.
PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., May 1.-(Special0
In district court in the case Of the state
against A. N. Sullivan, who is charged
with having accepted a pass from the Mis-
souri, Pncihc Railway company, the de-
PENDANT entered plea Of not guilty to the
charge. May Q has been named for hear
ing the case, after which it will be taken
to the highest court. in case of conviction,
to decide the validity of the anti-pass law.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02
worIkmnn KiIIed I'm Ditch.

TEKAMAH, Neb.. May 1.-(special Teie-
gram -scott Miner, age 81 years, who has
been employed on the thing machine
putting in drainage bitches north Of this
place was killed this afternoon by being
buried in one OF the trenches.
Miner was laying tile in the trench, when
the bank caved in and was slnothersd to
death before he could be gotten out The
deceased leaves a wife and three children
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02

when a fierce battle ensued and the dog
came near losing his life, as the battle
ragged until the hunters came within twenty
feet of them. The wolves, which were
larger than any ever seen hereabouts, took
their departure and as none of the boys had
a gun the animals easily escaped. Two
young wolves were captured.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02
Lively Time at Council Meeting.

FREMONT Neb., May 1.-(special.)-
There was a big turnout at the city council
meeting last evening and a great display Of
oratory over the matter Of closing Platte
avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
for the benefit OF the Fremont Normal
school. The whole matter finally went over
to an adjourned meeting TO be held next
week. Fifteen saloon and five drug store
licenses were granted There was some
opposition to Henry Thompson's petition
but there being no remonstrance on hle
it went through. The paving contract
which had been awarded to Turner Of
Cedar RAPIDS. Ia, was declared forfeited
and was awarded to Hugh Murphy Of
Omaha at S1.S5 per yard, 81 cents for curb
ing and 10 cents for moving curb. The
reports Of Water and Light Commissioner
Mathews showed that for the past year
the plant had paid running expenses and
left a profit of over 5000 The council
decided to rebuild the light and water
plant at It's present location.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing svrup

Has been used for over sIXTY-FIvE YEARS b.
MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
sooTHEs tho CHILD. sOFTENS the GUMS ALLAYB
all PAIN; CURES WIND collie, and IL the best
remedy Tor DIARRHOEA Sold by Druggists in
every part OF tho world. Be and ask for ''Mra
winsloW's Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Guaranteed under the
Food and Drugs Act. June 3Oth, 1906 Serial NumbSR
l09s. AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02
the supreme court before it is finally de-

the supreme court before it is finally de-
cided.
BEATRICE-At special meeting OF the
city council last evening the offer OF II
&. Spiller q Co. of Boston, Mass. to sell
1900 Of per cent bonds, due in 1870 for
$3.50, or 10 cents on the dollar and inter-
est, was accepted and the clerk was or
dered to draw warrant on the treasurer
for the purchase. The matter of granting
a saloon license to David Giesbrecht was
brought up but action was deferred to the
next regular meeting.
NEBRASKA CITY - Postal INSPECTOR
SWIFT, who has been in the employ of the
government longer than any one else In
Nebraska, was badly injured sometime ago
in wreck near Chicago and came home to
rest. Sunday he went to Chicago to report
for duty but before he reached there he
was I'm such condition that the government
officials sent him home. 1t will be some
time before he will be able to report for
active duty.
BEATRICE-A copy Of the Oklahoma
City Post received here contains an arti.
Gle to the effect that George A. Murphy
Of Muskogee, l. T., former attorney from
this city and eN-state senator from Gage
county. is charged with attempting to de-
fraud Matte. Nellie and Dick Harrison
colored, out of their lands. Summed up
the petition charges Murphy with securing
practically $4,000 worth OF lands while acts
ing as attorney for this colored family,
and they got less than 5000 for it.
JAP ROSE bath soap fathers freely in ali
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02

hands he fell to his death through the open
ing. The case was bitterly contested and
will probably be appealed to the supreme
court
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02
Fight on Majors.

- - "a 'oi INC scalp
OF Colonel Tom Majors, member OF the
State Normal board, whose time expirea
in June. The name Of DR.. Taylor Of Auburn
was presented TO the governor today as
good timber to make a member OF the
board. and he has the backing Of numerous
a desire to retire Colonel Majors to private
hfe. On the other hand. II is said the
colonel has a candidate in the person OF
Dr. shelhorn OF Peru. whose name has also
been mentioned to the governor Many
persons have suggested 10 Governor Shell
don the sdvisability Of appointing men. 10
this board who live neither at Kearnav
nor Peru, where the nOrmals are lOcatad
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-02

JAP ROSE bath soap fathers freely in all
kinds of water. For use in HARD WATER
its strongest point. KIRK v-drugg4sts,
groceTa
The Washington times., 1907-03-03
inc GO-Carts
$S Reed
Folding GO.CartS

Fine new shelI-shape designs, all reed,
round reed roll top. adjustable and re-
Ginning back and dash. cane seat. fine
spring gear, tubular steel pushers, enam-
eled green, large wheels, and rubber
tires.