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The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04

Gradually the issues of the cam. paign begin revolve around the tar if. If there is one thing in this section that pretty nearly every one is agreed on. it is the tariff question. If the stock and lumber industry is tempered with it will be all day with Northern Arizona at last.
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04

Every one in Flagstaff feels that the stringent period is over so far as they are concerned and are look ing forward to the coming year, expecting it to be the banner year for big increase in population and business. Property has steadi ly advanced in price and many new buildings will be put up.
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04

The total gross value of valuable minerals produced in Arizona dur ing the year of 1907 was $54. 788, ,673.S1. The Copper Queen at Bisbee heads the list with over thirteen million dollars worth pro- duced. and Jerome second with a prodcutoin of over seven million.
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04

The talk about the negro vote, !" the labor vote" and other vote makes the average plain American citizen wonder if h e actually amount to anything.
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04

The steady advertiser is the man who eventually convinces people that he not only wants their trade. but has the best goods and prices. You never hear of a man advertis- ing something he is ashamed of
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04
No Protests on Taxes.

Flagstaff. Ariz. August 29th. 1908.
 Pursuant to adjournment of Au- gust 17th. the board of equaliza- tion met today for the purpose of hearing objections to any assess ment deemed excessive. There were present Chairman and Mem- Der Gregg. Member Kennedy and Clerk Flynn. The minutes of Au- gust 17th were read and approved. There being no appearances of tax payers. the board adjourned with out day. JEEsE GREGG,
 Attest: Chairman.
 THos. A. FLYNN, Clerk.
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04

Registration of voters closes twenty days before election. If you want to vote without red tape you'd better see to it.
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04

Artist Earle who left his wife a year ago for his affinity and soul mate. has beaten. slammed and kicked her brutally. It's only an- other case of "sole" mates.
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04
For Territorial Council.

hereby announce myself as a candidate for the Council subject to the decision of the Re- publican county convention October 8, 1908 and would greatly appreciate the support Of my friends F. & BREEN
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04
For Probate Judge.

1 hereby announce myself a candidate for reelection to the ofhce of Probate Judge of Coconino County, subject to the action of the Republican County Convention.
 ROBERT J. KIDD
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04
For County Treasurer.

hereby announce myself candidate for re election as Treasurer of Coconino County, sub ject to the action of the Republican County Convention. October 3rd, 1908.
 J K TREAT
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS
County School Superintendent.

I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the offlce Of County Superintendent of Schools subject to the action of the Democratic County Convention and would respectfully ask the support of my friends,
 VIM SwITzER
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04

About Nov. 3rd Mark Smith will find the political waters so deep that he will want some one tolpull the plug.
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04
For County Superintendent of Schools.

hereby announce myself as a candidate for the ofice of County Superintendent of Schools subject to the action Of the Republican County Convention.
 CHARLES c. SEPTEMBER.
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04

A, Missouri man named l. M. Ly- on is running for office. ByAthe time the campaign is over every one will believe he is.
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04
ARIZONA GUARD MOVE UP
Territorial Rifle Team Jumps Up About Fifteen Places in National
 Shoot Now in Thirty-fifth Place.

The Arizona National Guard rifle team gave a good account of them. selves in the National shoot at Camp Perry. Ohio. which came to a close August 26.
 United States infantry team won the national trophy and $500 offered by Congress. by winning the army rife team match. The second prize was won by the navy team. The cavalry secured the third prize, bronze medal. The fourth prize went to the marine corps team. The Wisconsin team won fifth place which places it at the head of the national guard in team shooting. A letter received from Lieut.. Robt. A. Anderson dated at Camp Perry Aug. 26, says:
 We finished the National match today at noon. The Arizona team ranks B of the 50 teams here.
 The Infantry team of the army won first and navy End. The Ari- zona team beat New Mexico pretty bad. The whole match was shot in strong cross wind which some times got up to 30 miles. Our team made 2587 points which is gain of 87 over last year and under much harder conditions. If we had had no wind we would have made 300 points more. New Mex leo made 2292 which was a loss of 286. They rank 46.
 These are the individual scores made by the Arizona team.
 Sgt. Sigala Go. c. ...... 243 Lieut.. Yount, Hosp. c. .... 23l Capt. o. Grinsted. Co. A...... 230 Sgt. LeBaron, Co. D....... 227 Lieut.. Anderson. Co. l....... 226 Sgt. Gossard, Hosp c. ...... PA Sgt. LaTourette. Co. B....... .. 218 Sgt. Hudgins. Co. l ......... 213 Lieut. Woolf Go. C...... -. 204 Sgt. Williams. Co. H.. .... l93 Corp. Peterson. Co. B........ l9l Corp. Johnson. Co. D. ....... lS7
 We are breaking up camp this af- ternoon and scattering all over the United States.
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04

There is every evidence that streak of light will perforate the solid south in November.
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04

Old man prosperity is on his way back home. Even the railroads do not deny it any longer.
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04

Fat Jim, chinaman. was shot and robbed near Globe last week. His wounds may be fatal. The robbers escaped.
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04
Hart Schaffner g Marx

Here's the way Hart Schaffner & Marx put it. You can see the original of this at our store.
 BABBITT BROS.
The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04

We are breaking up camp this af- ternoon and scattering all over the United States.
The broad ax., 1908-06-27
SENATOR }. 3. FORAKER TO sup
PORT WILLIAM n. TAFT IN
The PRESIDENTIAL
CONTEST.

II Is stated upon what is considered
good authority, that Senator J. B.
Foraker, viii take the stump, and de-
liver speeches in behalf Of the cleo
ton of William H. Taft, and that his
efforts in this direction win be con-
fined TO the Negro voters in Ohio and
the other central OF middle states.
That Senator Foraker viii receive
for his reward for his labor In this
direction, another term in the United
States Senate.
Our faith has become somewhat
shaken in Senator Foraker. For sew
eral months ago, he was putting In all
Of his time, in denOuncing and con-
demning. Taft and Roosevelt, for their
unmEnIy and cowardly conduct, in
connection with the Brownsville af-
fair" and the discharge Of the three
companies belonging to the 25th Regi-
ment without honor
At that time Taft and Roosevelt
not only branded those Negro soldiers,
but other Negro men and women as a
race Of murderers, rspists, and mid
night assassins, and now, Senator For
skier, who seems to want 70 be. in a
position to ride two horses In opposite
directions at the same time, has faced
about, and entertains sthe idea, that
the Negro should Loyalty support
Taft and Roosevelt, which shows that
he Is In the same bed with them, ana
proves that he was not sincere at
heart. when he was raising 80 much
fuss over the Brownsville affair"
II he had been able to put principal
above his own selfish ambition, he
would never have sought the nomina-
ton for President in a convention
acked with Roosevelt. ofHce holders,
which placed him in a position, to
abide by the decision of the eonven-
ton and to pledge his support to its
nominee.
Senator Foraker may be perfectly
sincere aud honest Blu. after all II
seems that he is a trickey politician!
The broad ax., 1908-06-27
Tns &C o - sO,r0a.

The editor Of today has got to get
his nose dOga 20 the grIndst0ae and
Keep it there sbout sixteen hours per
Day, or he fails BY the waysiae. Other
msa auit wsrk Saturday night and
rest untn lEonaay marniag; they lay
aside Business cares e or oielock
every sYsnins and Do not resume
them again antn or O'Clock the
next morning. Net 50 with yer edi-
Ter. re Aas ne dine nat be can can
Ms oEa-no Sunday. no nights. when
he gees 70 Barty. theatre or church
n Is an a Re tins o. duty. win an
your edftor aan 81 a cheerful. long
suffering ED. eolng shout doing sOod
n hls hanbls gay. He returns sod
SOr eyH; he WEitss lag puEs Of
chmeh socials. and n rslurh Cor his
kindness receives 3 hearty AhalEs and
- thaak Eoa. he notes the arrivals
q al TIE babies II his Town. sickness,
marriages and deaghs. and etsrnaIlT
periures his son "a tsiIlng how pref
y ne haipes ars ana about the sven
weddings. al1 ne Christian NE that
ne Deceased lived Resoices with fha
ESy a1a nonr1s win those who ere
80 He hoons egsry enterprise thsf
strikes his cpnuunitT. III pants ate
half.seled. rh1s others are dressed
The broad ax., 1908-06-27
INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH NOTES

The quadrennial report which was
submitted to the General Conference
Board viii be read at the morning
service Sunday, June %.
The anniversary which was to be
held next Sunday has been postponed
until the last week in July at which
time a unique carnival and jubilee
will be held at the church.
Rev. H. E. Stewart viii preach at
1O:45 A. n. The Man Of Gallilee will
be the subject.
Evening program by the young people
Under the direction Of Ed. ?.
/. Duo-Diana-Largo, Handel (From
Xeres)-vetolia Hays Hilbert Stewart.
2. Song-Abide with me, QidelD
Miss Ellison.
8. Quartett-O Pure In Heart, Sui
livan. Rrom the golden iegend).-Ve-
toIia Hayes, olga Porter, Edith Jack
son, Iva Ellison.
4. The Lord is my light, AIletsen.
with piano and organ-Maud Rob
erts, Pauline Lee.
5. Trio-HeayenEy Love.-Vetolia
Hayes Hilbert Stewart, Olga Porter.
s. Soprano Solo-Ave Maria Mas
cagni-Olga Porter with piano and
organ.
z. Quartette-Come to our Hearts.
-vetolia Hayes, Olga Porter, Iva Eli
son, Edith Jackson.
Program win begin promptly at 8
O'Clock.
H. E. STEWART. Minister.
"P."
The broad ax., 1908-06-27

cewia e ven ~ the other branches
q the governmant. II the DemocBsts
have done anything that tAay ousht
nat % have done. Why have not -
Republicans prevented Rf
Why Is Il that the Republican
leaders are only selections about .ths
cOlnrsd man Whea yotins time comes
The Republican platform says: "
condemn Ell devices which have for
their real atm his TIE NsgrosJ -
fraRchisement Cor reasons Of color
alone - unfair, un-AmeFican, and re-
pugnaht 70 the supreme law Of the
land
'HOW can these things be rspug-
nant to the supreme law Of the land
when the Republican Supreme court is
supposed to stand guard over the
supreme law Of the land. There is
scarcely q Republican platform that
does not approach the Negro with the
assumption that his only interest is
in the Suffrage laws Of the South
Color Not an Issue.
mo Republican speaker discusses
economic questions before a Colored
audience. and yet the Negro Is in
terested in every economic question
that affects the white man.
With most of the Negroes raising
cotton and scarcely any employed in
factories, a high tariff would be hard
to justify before a Negro audience. II
Is an insult TO his intelligence as well
as to his patriotism to suggest, as the
Republican leaders certainly do. that
that he thinks Of no questions except
those that arise between the races. =
The Inter Ocean, June rs, 1908.
The broad ax., 1908-06-27
GREAT SENSATIONAL MASS.
MEETING

sNNAf soOcAItONAl MASS
MEETING
at Bethel A. n, n chuPch, cor. s0th
and Dearborn SITS, Chicago. Rev.
Archibald J, Carey. D, D.. Pm. D., Pas
tor, sunday 1850 P. ~, June e. lsos.
Bishop 9. = shARsr, ND. DID,.
Chairman.
PROGRAM;
1. song-chureh Choir. Il
2. Prayer-ReE. W. H. Saunders,
D. D.. Pastor St Mary's Church.
3. Chorus-Choir.
e. Education "a II relates 70 the
good Of the Race"-Dr Henry c.
Cress.
S-"DOes Education unit the girls
Of the Race for practical service?"-
Miss Mary G. Jackson, OF the Lucy
Laney Institute. Augusta, &c.
6. The Efiect Of Education upon .
PeOple"-Mr E. H. Morris, Attorney
At-Law, Chicago.
Z. solo-Mrs. Martha B. Anderson.
Chicago.
8 Morris Brown College and her
practical work among the masses."-
Rev. Richard d. Stinson, Atlanta, Ga.
9. Benediction-Dr. H. E. Stewart,
Pastor Institutional Church Ssth &
Dearborn SITS, Chicago.
All persons interested in the wei
fare Of the Negro masses are urged to
be present and lend their influence.
1 ,O5s students from all parts OF the
were in attendance at Morris
Brown during this term. Many OF the
best friends OF the institution are the
and responsible white people
Of Atlanta. The school is badly in
need Of funds to carry on the work,
that is to make Prominently good, mil
lions Of our people who live in the
South. A contribution will be taken
for this struggling school in the black
belt of the South.
The broad ax., 1908-06-27
HOW % HANDLE JoHNNR-


The Fourth Of July IL q glorious
day, but it has it's drawbacks. It is 8
day Of Roise. hilarity and woe. Woe
foF the small bOy Who is the victim
q . premature dlschsFse of q toy can,
nOa or an exploded frecraeker held
in the hand. 1t is a busy day for both
parents and children. Incidentally the
Gre department, the police and the
family physician are not idle.
Fourth Of July injuries are product
i've Of what might almost be called an
epidemic Of tetanus. or what is more
commonly known and perhaps much
better understood. lockjaw.
The germ that produces tetanus OF
lockaw is found IN street dirt, around
stables and under peoples finger
nails.
The peculiarly Of the tetanus germ
Is that 4 is not dangerous except
when It gets into the circulation, and
when 1t does. the consequences are
terrible.
When Johnnie gets hurt, don't tie up
the wound-caH a physician. II q
physician cannot be Obfained prompt
", leave the wound open until it can
be properly dressed and attended to
BIZ your family doctor.
The tetanus germ is inactive 50
long as it exposed to the air, but
when carried beneath the skin and
buried in the flesh, as in the wounds
caused BY percussion caps, blank cart
ridges. rusty nails. etc, 1t then be
comes active and produces in short
time lOcliaW and death.
The Department OF Health recon
mends the use Of and win supply te-
tauQs antitoxin for the treatment Of
81 suspicious injuries during the two
weeks preceding and the two weeks
following the Fourth Of July, Applica-
tons for this tetapus may be made
through physicians.
Parents are urged to cooperate
with the city ofacials in making the
Fourth as quiet and sane as possible.
It would be wise to restrict the child
rem IN the use Of the explosives and
have them get along with the small
est quantity possible They viii be
better on and II win contribute to the
quiet and peace Of the city.
Take the children to the parks or.
better stin, board q trolley car and
go cut into the country with your fun
lunch baskets; ron in the grass, play
games and ,cpt ont the hre-crackers
and expIoziyes altogether.
It is not expected that this advice
win be followed in an It's entirety. but
an the same It is good adyice.-'P. Z
The broad ax., 1908-06-27

q . prissaghk palitical asstngs
oblfuary uptigss, posey, etc. mars
speeches.. clay baseball e. DO any old
thing on short notice. such is the
ne Of an eaitoE-The Advocate
Portland. Oregon.
He is alao expected to deciphsr cor,
Feetly al the I'D o. crav feet writing
- receives aad put thoughts late ne
Dun minds Of the many brainless indl1
Who are silly enough TO entertafn ths
idss that they know how TO write Cor
the neWsDaper.--EaItor.
The broad ax., 1908-06-27
INDEPENDENT AFRo-AMERIcANs
WILL GATHER AT DENVER. COL
oRADo, AND FORM AN ORGAN
IZATIoN TO FIGHT AGAINST THE
ELECTION or WILLIAM 4. TAFT4

July tn quite q number OF indie
pendent Afro-Americans win meet in
Denver, Colo, during the Democratic
National Convention, and perfect an
organization, which viii oppose the
election Of william H. TAFT. for Pres
ldent OF the United States.
George z. Taylor, oscalOOsa, Ia;
stanIey Mitchell, Memphis, Team;
Thos. w. Swami, Newark. n. J., secre-
tary to bishop walters; Fred L. Ne.
Ghee, st. Paul. Mimi; W. 7. Scott.
Springfield. M; James D. Howard,
Harrisburg. Pa; A. =. Manning. Ihdi-
annapolis, md; J. g. Bass, Helena,
Mont; s. A. 7. watkins. and W. H.
clark. Chicago. M, are among those
who wili be present
It Is Also expected that Bishop Alex
sndef waters win attend the eoa.
ference and furnish most q the
praying for the brethren.
Dr. westbrook and other Ieadins
Afro-Amsrican citizens Of Denver are
making great preparations 70 receive
aud entertain he visitors.
During TIE confsrsncs, several pub
&c meetings Wfl b held. ana TAI.
Booker faft washington,
and TIE otAer leaders q tie Grad
ca PartY q fplse pronissS . TIE
Esro. ufll be Soratshsa Cor thssf e.
iorb = snasayerlng . paks political
The broad ax., 1908-06-27
THE BOSTON TRAVELLER ON ROO
sEVELrs HIRELINes.

The convention cheered the name
Of Theodore Roosevelt forty-nVe min
utes. Fine! That bunch Of once
holding delegates know their duty
and are doing it; they win cheer forty
Eve years for Mr.. Roosevelt or any
body else who holds the grab bag;
and for endurance and vocitsratiOn
they can make 3 wolf pack seem like
a deaf and dumb rabbit Warren.-The
Traveller, Boston, Mass.
The broad ax., 1908-06-27
LADY FoREsTgRs WILL GIVE
GRAND PICNIC.

Augustine TOltOn Court No. ss1,
Lady FOresters. win give grand pic
mic At PetsrsOns Grove, 5sth st. and
Western Ave, THURSDAY, July 3, 1908.
II m TO .. m Music BY Eighth
Regiment Orchestra. Admission IS
cents. Children Is Gems.
The broad ax., 1908-06-27

Entered as seeOnd-ciass Matter.
Ass. 70, 1902 at the Post once at
chicago, Illinois. under Ass e March
8. is7a
The broad ax., 1908-06-27

slaves out Of the Negro. for the next
hundred yeeFs - coma. slRpiF -
cause. there was clFil war b thls
country more than forty years aga
The broad ax., 1908-06-27

slru. Asns 7. smiley eptsrtained >
lafss psE,V e fFisass e. her hone.
siil Taflana spenps, "wednesday
cxsa,as b bsnor q M Wn Hsck-
-. q jersey CIV Ny Jersey.
The broad ax., 1908-06-27

says the Negroes Get Thslr Usual
Dose Of Tafty and Wsnds1 Why
Democrats Are Not Given Credit
for Aiding white House.
The broad ax., 1908-06-27
LoYIMa WoRps.

Loving words VIA cost bit little
JOuneying Up TIE hHI Of he;
Bat they make the weak and weary
Stronger. Drawer Cor ths striis-Ex-
The broad ax., 1908-06-27

Praise for President Al Idls, Ne
brasIean Declares.
The broad ax., 1908-06-27

'sraey have ben n coptrol q TIE
s1verunant, VIA tbs excebtloa q :
rss ysarn. 5of apE nsaFly ALI 4 esn.
tuz. sld thss Azss contruiisa sAe
The broad ax., 1908-06-27
sRYAN AaAM EIRgs 81 8. Q ;.


Asssrts That Il Is a silent Repudi'
atIon Of President Roosevelt and
tsls olielss and PoIats 70 Defects
40 He sees Them.
The broad ax., 1908-06-27
HEALTH ngPARTMENT TALks.

The elorousFOurth and 1t. couos-
aueneea
The broad ax., 1908-06-27

John n. Collins, ex-Chief Of Police,
William L o'connell, former Com
missioner Of public Works, and Ed
mund H. Roche. ex-city Purchasing
Agent. scored through their attorney
Col. James Hamilton Lewis, a great
victory, In the Criminal court this
week they were to Be tried. for con-
spiraey. and for using the Police
Force. % further the election Of Mayor
Dunno, n open court before Judge
ChetIain. states Attorney J. ). Heaiy'
frankly admitted, that ne had no eTf
dencs, 70 convict either one Of them
for any inffaction Of the law, and De
rsecommsnded. nat gu cases against
them b dropped and stricken from
the caiendsr. apd It was 80 ordered %
the court to the great delight Of ne
friends o. tie thrss lormsF city en-
siaiA
The broad ax., 1908-06-27

Mr. Araaa Cummings left for HI
home n Baltimore, Nd. Tuesday us
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-26
lAIl ILAV COklEEDENCE kHlLWHI VUNI LNLfGVL.
All Railways Entering Chicago Will Con-
 test Stats Rate Laws.

Chicago. Mar. 25-A conference of presidents of railroads of Chicago is to be held soon to con- sider plans foT attacking a num- Der of state rate laws which present faults similar to those which caused the supreme court of the United States to declare the Minnesota rate unconstitu tional
 The statutes which will be at tackled, according to the report include those Of Arkansas, Iowa, Illinois, Colorado, Kansas, Ne braska, Missouri, New Mexico, south Dakota. Te1ness e. Texas and Indiana.
 It is said to be the plan of the railroad presidents to make up test eases of these laws and ru h them to court of last resort.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-26

Little Rock, March 26.-Be- lieNed now will take official count to determine winner for governor. All candidates declare situation still uncertain. Kirby forces gaining materially this morning. He claims easy vic tory Hinemon's vote from North Arkansas not near so large as was expected Kirby carries Ouachita by large ma joIity; great surprise. Donag- hey's manager still claims sue cess. Hal NorwoOd seems to have won for attorney general ; Ludwig reelected secretary of state. lobe wins over Oathout by overwhelming majority for state auditor. Believed vote on governorship may not be reach ed before night, possibly tomor- TOW.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-26
Special to The News.

Special to The News.
 Little Rock, March 26.-20O D. unofficial returns from yes terday's primary very slow com ing in. At one o'clock officiG ! vote showed DOnaghey 12.36O, Kirby 9,1S3 and Hinenon S,223 Believed Norwood wins over An drews for attorney general, Lud- wig secretary of state, lobe state auditor assured Wood and Hart elected supreme court judges.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-26
D0NAGHEY CARRIES NEVADA
Unofficial Reports from Leake and Jackson Townships Gives Nevada County to Donaghey By About 20 Majority
 Ed Hood Leads Race for Sheriff of Nevada

Andrews AZ, Whayley 97. Hood 91, Warren B, Haltom 3.
 Martin so, Bailey 7l. Watson A. Felts 1O5 Lavender 71, White Fl.
 BOUGHTON Donaghey 42, Kirby 2S, Hine- mon 10.
 Cleary 30, Ludwig 4S. lobe 43. ca thout 3G Norwood 31, Andrews A Wood 5S, Humphreys IF Fulkerson 26, Hart 52. Robinson 21, Cooper 16, Hamp- ton 80.
 McCollum IS, Goodwin 12, Wal lace IA.
 Andrews A, Whaley 36. Hood II, Warren o5, Haltom 12.
 Martin AS, Bailey 32. Watson 9, Felts 70. Lavender A, White 37. CANEY-ROSSTON BOX. Donaghey IT, Kirby 33. Hine- mon f.
 Cleary 5S. Ludwig 15 lobe 37, Oathout 52. Norwood 59. Andrews 9. Wood B, Humphreys 12. Fulkerson ,, Hart 50. Robinson 52. Cooper 1, Hamp- ton Is.
 McCollum 8. Goodwin Is. Wal lace 51.
 Andrws 34, Whaley 35. Hood 15, Warren B, Haltom Martin I, Bailey Fl Watson IT, Felts 53. Lavender 25, White II.
 CANEY-CALE BON Donaghey 2S, Kirby ?, Hine- mon g.
 Clearly 6, Ludwig p. lobe 10, OathoUt 21. Nofwood IS, AnIrews 12. Wood 22, Humphreys ?.
 Continued on Page B.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-26
Big Fruit Crop

A we'll known Fruit grower of Western Arkansas says that if no ire zing weather cones in the month of April or before, thebig fruit crop of last season will be duplica ted. Tho yield of straw berries will be shorter this year than last because many of the vines died out during the dry season, but since larger acre age will be put in, the small yield is not expected to reduce the total crop.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-26
Cutting Affray at BeIton

Special to The News.
 Belton, March "A. John Me Dougald, of Dotson, was seri- ously in iured in a cutting affray this morning.
 Dr. Dildy, of this place, was called to attend the wounded man. but aside from the state ment that he was badly cut up," no informa ton was contain ed in the message, and the physi- elan has not yet returned from the visit to the injured man
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-26
School Improvement Association.

Let Us not forget to give Dr. Hartzog the welcome he so just ly merits. Let us all go to hear his lecture at the school house tomorrow afternoon and at night to the opera house. We would feel very much chagrined if the people of Prescott should fail to take advantage of so fine an opportunity Of hearing a lec- ture. for which Dr.. Hartzog has often gotten $50. He is certain ly favoring Prescott. Let us do our part,
 Lime for Sale-Apply to II. M. stewart