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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29

EIegantemente encuaderna-
dos en- piel y adornos de plata
Sc acaban de rec1bir en- esta inn
preata.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
5onoerjv!lano.

. l. &c b e T Goget. S
Mnrbe6en al @raaiten operfjerte Sen
166e Stunt Goget til gpn0erborg ct
gnfefru @onann tilbpren0e &jgretpi.
On Spn al @ierin0en og en- Ggn al
cit 2an0man6> Steffen, blep 0rebte
paa Ste0et. Sgioa @e1tene 0rebtes
og @ognen bleb fnul t.
Sl6IpSito 9 5 e. Scat
til IA. Stunt er brnn0t to 1tore @oor=
Sc / Stubbef. sos Soban 2~orent5en
ne6bren0te &oltal0e11, bporpeo 20
&reaturer in0ebren6te. sos Mabo-
EFT, Ma0s Sepien, ne6bren0te Gtl1e=
buiet. Ma11 merer, at Sl0el1 er poo
lat.
50 &entegoar6 e. Si6li-
gere @aar0eier g. 9ie0ricbien paa
5fe6ebierg far fi9bt SonaS ,Gbrilti=
anien5 @ien6om paa 9fsenpa6 Morf
meo 8eiatning og SS11pe1tar for H.
900 Marf. @oor0en, Ser er 80 &ef-
tar flor, ifal 6eles / to 1ige itore 0ele,
al bpilfe @briltiqnien obertager 6en
enc iom &entegaar6 for 5000 Marf.
Sen an6en @alp6el ifal ligele6es ont
0annes til en- &%entegaar0.
en- Il 6eInffele e. Sc tpife
&rigerforeninger / @ertug0emmet
far fornDltg bol0t @arsme6e / 2ef.
sri Morsberetningen ices, at SEN fer
peren6e Mf6eling liar mnattet u0e-
luffe ct MeolemL for6i fan bnp6e
ltemt for SEN 0anife 2an60agsmon6
pe6. 2an06agsbalget". Ser ices for
pbrigt ogiaa, at meoens &rigerfore=
11tl1gen bar bun0et Wte0lem1ner / De
gbrige ilesoigife &reble, for Sc miitet
81 / Sgnoerborg &re6s.
Ct MT Sorbr0 M . 5
Il n6erbisning @uan6=
q | ernin a. SSrgfen sSohan=
ne Mrnum / &%a0ersleb,~ ser / Ell
0el Mar bar gibet l1noerpisning !
Saanogierntng til unge Higer, bor
fra 2an6raa6 Or. 9rpan6er mo6ta-
| get en @fribelie - / 2igbeo mel
Sen, Ser bleb ien6t til 6rgfen 8epe1
i 8rens -, at bun life n1aa gipe
l1n%6erbisntng til &tgebgrn UNDER Is
! Iar. Sbertr90er bun Sorbuoet, bill
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02

ltriftsIage Sprgenien, ION peo fine
8eifplbninger % Sorfglgelie bar for
anleoiget Mnflagerne MOB Noroen<
toft, plu6ielig bar afgauet Deo 81
Ben.
en- mel GorbrDoeI-
e. 6or s Mor li0en blep cit Mrre-
ltont pes Mapn Maos sgren1en ioemt
4 Mars Sorbe6ringsbusarbeioe pes
&prsbolm 8irfs @fstraret for 8rano~
itiftelie, 8eorageri nj. m. WeebenS
Dommen blep appelleret til Suerret-
ten, Ser foreprigt neoiatte Straffen
til 8 Mars 6orbe0ringsbusorbeioe
iaa Mrreitanten 2eiligbe6 til at un6-
bige og far ienere pRret for punoen;
ban er nh / 6isie Gage bleDet a11=
bol6t / Giborg og ofgipet til @prs~
bolms &oliti. San bap6e efter nn-
0eriggelien itreifet ONT / Sperige og
Splflan0 og bap6e MI begpnot en-
@pfleforretning / &iel, / bpilfen anz
le0nins ban bap0e bobet Jig til i'm
6eoeegn pe6 &iborg for at Ifaffe nog-
le Fapirer.
8 nj 0 II t + a.
tionen pau 2an6su6ltillingen 5.
10. Stunt me66eles, at 6oreni11ger og
2oger fra bele 2anoet 0eltog / Sen.
@e6 3=Gioen iamle0es 9eltagerae
paa Sngerslep=&la6s / Nerbe0en al
l1oltillinger1, og &l. 4 ofmaricbere0e
Sen itore Hrocesiion, Ser tolte ca.
10000 9eltagere n1e0 oper 500 So
her og @annere, fra @amlingSp1ao=
ien giennem @penS &opeogaoer til
rge1unelpit"". Soget par 81 Sin1e ONT
at posiere ct enfelt Hltaft, og langS
bele set Sci bap0e Ser lamlet Jig
itore Menneifemasier. S rSennelpit"
iamleoes 9eltagerne ont 4 Saler1tole,
bborfra 12 befien0te Mfbol0Smano
og =&bin6er, bporiblan6t &ermaa
Grier> Golfetingsma110 &Dilt og Sber=
lnge Stteien, talte. Ser be6togeS EN-
&elolutton, ser opfor0rer 2opgiD=
ningsmagten til / fgrite or0iupre
&igs0ogsiamling at gien1emfgre Sc
al Gegieringen / Sperensitemmelie
me6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. trent
iatte Sori lag. Senere bol0tes ser
&oncerter me0 Gang % literGre
0eflomationer, og Gelten 1lutteoe
me0 illumination og SprpGrferi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02

SI6ebra II 5 e. @erregaorOen
v&onglte0lln6" pes 2ille &ilbmole
SeSplla16 er brer6t. Sl6en, Ser bar
opjtaoet / 2a6en, mereS paai at.
- Sen 106e SUM- oplto6 Set, for
mentlig pe6 8ogning, SIS / 6reoerif
Melbones @oaro I &aarup pe6 Sor-
lens, lpm / 2gbet al fort Sis tptalt
ne0bren6te. @uar6er bar meget CANT
mel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
&en for 2ipet er baar6 moi

&cn for 2tpet Ell baaro moi
for ollie; men 6obbelt baar6t for
ben, iom er ipg og fortpiplet. Or.
Neters @11rifo in6giper SEN @Dge
Saab ~ efter en- Gags 8rug. Sn=
gen Mpotbefer Meoicin. Gfrib til
Or. Setter Sabrnep & Sons 60,
.112-118 60. 6oDne Mbe., Chicago.
Sl1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02

renes SeltDttel1e s De 1tD1te 2H2
Mar bor ollie SoI6ater, Sfoler, tube,
ren6e og &1nitnere babt fri a6sang,
og berfor gipes al Staten ct Silifu6
pou 10000 ST.
Napnlig bar @unitnere bopt flor
Septic at &aper1, og bens 8etp6ning
for oen fgl. &orceIGnsfabrif og for
Sing % @rgn1als &orcelensfabrif
bar peret ubetalelig. 9erfor orran-
ceres ser ogiaa en- lille Uplifting /
&orcelan al Sc Gpr, oisie Gabriffer
bor mp0elleret 0erl1be.
2crne.
6 tnpt 5fel.bsor6. S
eli pltiiellm1oif 2an0sbp er Ell @us=
mano blepe11 ioe1mt Ell 8poe poa 80
&roner, for0i ban blonbt on0et falb-
te en- GRANDDAUGHTER for ven rigtig OIL
berti". S
Sie1Ion6fe Can 5 :
6tiI Gp1fIanb. Ser
bar tegnet Jig omtre11t 100 9eltagere
til Ell ltor Gellestur / Splflan0, lon1
~Ge lamnirfenbe iiellan0ife 9anobo-
foreninger" ipGrfletter.
en- oIif 90 or0beifpl6-
n G.. Semi s9meno ombor0
/ Gampifibet u@cliptica" al &jpbe1=
bapn blep forleoen orrelteret peb Sfi=
bets Mnfomit til Mafifoo. fra Stoo-
anger. Sc %beifpl6tes for UNDER @fi=
bets Spbol6 Ser at bape mpr6et Ell
Mo16, ser font ombor0 / Gfibet for
at beipge Sem. S 29bet al Mfteneu
bar Ser blepet 0rl1ffet EN- feel Gel Spi=
ritus, og Ser er opitaaet &lanuneri,
bnor111ber Sen fremme6e bleb 1tl1ffet
ne6. Gn Matros, ser bar / ct Si0e=
2ufat bar b9rt &~anreraterne tale ON
at falte Sen mpr0e0e ODER @or6, og
bette er ifet, efter at Ser bar bu110et
ct Stpffe Sern ONT 2iget. Sc an=
bolote Matroier ct 2 9anife, 1 &us-
Ter, 1 Nor6man0 og 1 Slime, bpil=
fen ii6ite. menes at bore Mor6ere11.
Mnboloelien 1fete paa 6or%anle6ning
al gfibets &aptein. San bub6e intet
bprt iii @lagsmaalet, men op6age0e
@lo6iporere itrafs efter og anmel0te
1erpaa @ogen til Holittet / geafifop,
Sen fgrit M%n1p9sbopn. Solfere
ifil0reS foreprigt iom or6entlige og
ififfelige Solf.
genere me06eles, at Sen torment
ligt mprbebe, Ell 6onif Sgmau6, bar
mel6t Jig til @tabanger Noliti / beo=
ite Selgaoen6e. 9e f1en6ne BLOB
ipor" bite Zig at bore ipil0t
Mpnie.
S9llanb.
9 a11m orfs r t e
90 a II s. Miels Mielien / @ilbjerg
ne0 geile, fpl0te SEN 170e Stunt 106
9lQr.
Ser g t. &ao So
beogaar6en Maltrup be0 @iprring ifal
Ser MI in0fGres Seriepfbeg, og Gle
rem bor III pe6 Mnftion iolgt iin ti0-
ligere @eletning.
9p6sfo1o. Sioligere Ger al
2ofsefiifegaar6en, Sagfdrer, Suitit5=
raoo Seren Sitenfel6 / &an6ers ct
ofguaet pe6 9goe11 80 Mar gammel.
9en ofop6e bapbe / mango Mar beret
Sfolefon6sfas ierer for &anoerS
Mmtsraub.
Gngo6 @epint t. Gn al
Observation-Disclosures itgrite &C.
pinlter ct Mutomobil til 1000 =
er bleoet bul1oet al en- fattig Mrbejos=
manosfamilie / Galitersga0e / Mor=
bus. 8ilen er naturligDis 1trafs
bleben omiot / ~flingen6e Mpnt.
996 Sg1gea e t
ulDffesti1fe16e. 9a 9ege
storm / &erning forle6er bar uoe at
fjgre, ldb @eltene lgbif og @ognel1
bnlte6e. &arlen tog ingen Sfaoe,
men 9egen fit 8rpitet iaa olpor1igt
fpnitet, at ban nfgif be6 0e6en. Sen
fo%rulpffe6e efterla0er Jig @ultru og
3 8prn.
10000 &r. til &orens
so Ii e NJ. gn al &orlenS 8pe5
@orgere bar 1fjenfet &oriens Muia-
I'M en- te%itomentarilf @ape paa co.
900 SIR. @iberen far tpnft fla Sc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02

5friO eftcr grbpennmre poo bet,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
2crne.

6 npt Sfelbsor0. S
Ell pitiiella1,oif 2an0sbp er Ell 9l1s=
mano blepen i0pmt Ell @poe poa 80
&roner, foroi ban hlanbt onbet falb-
te Ell GRANDDAUGHTER for ue1 rigtig @l-
berti". S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02

S9ge Yonl yt or0entot
/ 5, Ser efter Mngibeli er
al Sen MI aflfe6ige6e 9%iitriftslege
Sgrgenien bar blepen iat UNDER Gil>
tale for forifiellige Misbrug / Gorbi11=
Belle me0 BANS &irfiombe6 iom 2ege,
bar / Sc oanffe 9egers Organ uuge=
lfrift for 2eger" offenliggiort en-
&eoegidrelie for bans Gorbol6 til
Sen %afife6igeoe 0itrifts1ege. Scot
0entoft gipr giel6en6e / iin &e0egig=
relie, at al bans Mo0gmg ffpIoes
folife Mngiperier fra bans &ollega /
Sbiite0, 9iitriftslege Sgrgenien, og
bele 6remitillingen gaar no paa at
6ofumentere, bbor ifamelig ban er
blepet forfulgt al Diitrtftslegen. =
Gn &omislions6omltol io6mte for en-
Sis liben Mpr6entoft en- min6re Gtraf
for l16lte0elie al falife Mtteiter, og
senne 9om bar blepen in6onfet for
@pjeiteret, iom 5. II. Sl1nt lta6felte-
Sc Sen. 9ommen lg0 paa 20 Cages
limpelt Gengiel og Sagens 0mfoit>
ninger. Mor0entoft blep ppperltgt
foriparet al Seie1terets1agfgrer 8u
lom. &roceburen onerbere6es al
iaa mango, lon &gielterets imaa So
faler fun6e rur1n1e.
timber 8roce6nren in6leb Me66e,
lelie ON, at ben nplig nfifeoigeoe 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02

Dp1toO Der SlDlpS I SrG1 tO11dn0 4Se=
ter Gloul ems 2a6e beo &irfen. 81
Sen er p%ienipnlig begge Gte0er paa<
iat, og Set ipnes at bape peret bereg-
net paa, at bele 8Den iful6e bore
bleben ct &op for Set groo6ige Gle
ment.
Yeter Cams 2a6e ito6 neiten pie,
bliffelig / Glamner, og S16en for
plante6e Jig ODER til @tuebuiet, iom
ligele6es ne6bren6te til @run6en. S
Cams &us boeoe Mrbei6sman3 Sans
&eter 9tn6 og Cams Spiter Marie
til Seize. Marie Gam maatte re66e
Jig l16 giennem ct Sin6ue. Mlle TOM
uo ballot paafla0te og tit fun re60et,
bpao Sc lige funoe gribe og tage meo.
Sit set eprige S110bo bren0te. 9ige,
le6es inbebren6te to @pin. Sra
Cams @abe forplanteoe Slben Jig
ODER til 2aben be6 Sen 6anife &ro,
9aoen og &eglebanen ne6brgn6te
fllloltan0ig, bog lpffe6es set at req
Sc Screen, ser er teffet 1ne6 TogIten.
Slere Nabobus bar / oberb9ngen6e
6are, nogle en0og antenote, men 6et
lpffeoes at i1uffe 6en.
S Grelfoman0 Neter GlnuIens
&us be6 &irfen oplto6 Sl6er, ion
me00elt, ! Ell lille 2abe geit for gu.
let pg forplantebe Jig / ripen6e 1or1
til Stuebniet bbori 6erboe6e 8 8 eie.
The copper era., 1909-01-14
Amster Becoming PrOminet Factor in
 Arizona Enterprises.

N. l. Amster, president of the Shannon Copper company, of Clifton, and who is interested in number of other mining enterprises in the terri tory, and the Globe Water company, is bidding on an electric street car system in Globe. MT. Amster is a prominent capitalist of New York, who during the past several years has devoted nearly all of his energies and capital in the promotion of en terprises in the territory of Arizona. He is one of the most valuable men that has been welcomed to these fields for many years and all inter- D ises that have been launched by him have proven successful.
 The building of the Shannon Ari- zona railroad in the Clifton-MOrenci district is lso one of his enterprises, and while auctual construction work has not yet been commenced there is every confidence that it will materi- alize before the close oe the present year. The company has already ex- pended a considera ble amount of money in making preliminary surveys and the maps are completed.
 If Globe should see fit to place the street car franchise in the hands of Mir. Amster and his followers, they will have no cause to regret it.
The copper era., 1909-01-14
Duncan Land Deal.

During the past week negotiations have been closed, whereby Sheriff A. A. Anderson and M. Merrill become the owners of the big Pitt farm, located about four miles above Dun- can. The tract consists of 240 acres of the best farming land in the Dun- can valley, and sold for $500. Tie mo of it is uader cultivation and dur ing the past two years w. A. Pitt, former owner, expended a large amount of money on improvements During this time the farm has paid its owner we'll and today it is one of the best farms in that section.
 MT Merrill will locate on the farm, while MT. Anderson will be busily engaged in the discharpe of his duties as sheriff the next two years. It is understood that he will engage in the farming business at the close of his term.
The copper era., 1909-01-14
A Local COnnOiSeur |.

It is rapidly becoming known to the Clifton people that in Jim Kilsby they have one of the worlds most famous collectors of precious gems. He has been making his collection for years and it is now beginning to attain immense proportions. Only within the last week he received a ive-gallon package of fine opals from the unexplored regions of the re- public of Mexico. They are of d most rare variety and he considers himself fortunate in being able to secure them through the influence of an old friend who formerly resided in Clifton. He has been exhibiting the package to his friends around the works and during the next week they will be on exhibition at his home in North Clifton. Jim has so many of them that he has decided to distri- butte the Opals among his friends.
 Jim has been little modest in eX plaining the variety of his opals, but anyone desiring to know should call on him and insist on seeing them.
 While going to the Carnival drop in d the Empire Theater and see a good show.
 New flowers and garden seed at the A C. druD dPDa artment
The copper era., 1909-01-14

J. c. Gatti, one of the old-time butchers of the southwest, and who is now a member of the firm of Gatti x Parks, butchers, who have just opened a new market in South Cliff ton, opposite the Shannon store, was oyer from Globe a few days of this week, returning home yesterday morning. While here he arranged for the location of the new slaug house and pasture, to be located be tween Clifton and Morenci. The slaughter house will be located con veuient to the D. c. water line, in the Morenci canyon. He also announces that it will only be a short time until the erection of the cold storage room will be commenced, just below the present market building.
The copper era., 1909-01-14

w. s. McNamara, formerly con- nected with the New England and Clifton Copper company, at this place, is now permanently lOca ted in San Francisco, Cal. where he is en gagged in the lumber business. He is secretary and treasurer of the Ameri- can Lumber company, which concern is doing large wholesale business. His many friends in this camp will be glad to learn that he has located per maneutly in that city, where his firm is enjoying an extensive bu-iness.
The copper era., 1909-01-14
Baptist Church.

We invite you to join our Sunday School, or at least visit us. We have experienced officers and teachers, who will make you happy and help give each member sunny life.
 Services II. a. m., "A New Years Beuediction;" Junior 6:30 D. m.; services 7:30 p. m, a message to new members "An Unshaken Trust" 7" Good Singing-A sunny welcome. Baptizing at the close of the services Sunday night.
 Our Tdeal-Every Man A Christian and Every Christian A Man.
 Our Motto-Trust God and Work.
 w. M. Riddle, pastor.
The copper era., 1909-01-14

Mrs. w. A. Julian, of Tucson, presi- dent of the Rebekah grand lodge of Arizona, arrived in Clifton last night on an official visit. She was enter tained at the lodge room last night by the local lodge, which held d special meeting, at which initiatory work was conferred. Interesting speeches were made by Mrs. Julian aud other leading members of the order, after which delightful refresh ments were served m the banquet room.
The copper era., 1909-01-14

Rev. c. c. Young, of Douglas, who has been conducting revival meetings at the Baptist church the past week, was called to his home Wednesday morning on business, thus preventing him from completing his engagement. However, the revival meetings will be conducted the remainder of the week ny the pastor, w. NJ. Riddle. During the meetings MT. Young met with considerable success, a number of new members having been taken into the church.
 The meetings were well attended by those who were interested in the instructive and convincing lectures delivered by pr. Young.
The copper era., 1909-01-14
For q hobby suit go to M. P. Farrer's

Chickens, chickens. Book your or der for Sunday dinner at Smiths store.
 Dr. R Glaze, the Chicago neurolo- gist of Douglas, Arizona, will be at the Clifton Hotel January 15 and l6, two days on his regular visit to Cliff ton. Many Clifton people are wear ing his nerve strain saving glasses. His method of filling glasses is re- formation over the systems as prac- ticed by opticians or Oculists. He guarantees satisfaction at moderate prices, Examination free,
The copper era., 1909-01-14

N. l.. Amster, president, and J. w.. Bennie. general manager of the Shannon Copper company, arrived in Clifton this week from Globe. After spending a few days here on import ant business MT. Amster was called away on urgent business, leaving at o'clock this morning on special train over the A. & N. NJ. as far as Lordsburg.
The copper era., 1909-01-14

l. A. w. Burtch, deputy grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias of this district, visited MOrenci Tues day evening of this week. His trip was in the shape of an official visit to Morenci Lodge No. 24, for the purpose of installing officers of that lodge for the ensuing term. The lodge room was well filled with members and visiting brothers, and after installa- tion a lunch was served at the Mo- renci Armory. It was most pleas ant affair and all the boys had q jolly time.
The copper era., 1909-01-14

The Arizona lawmakers will meet in Phoenix next Monday morning for the purpose of attending to lot of since the last session. Now, boys, don't forget the promises that you made before the election. The dem- ocrats will have a majority in both houses.
The copper era., 1909-01-14

The Morenci Water company this week commenced pumping water through its new 10-inch water line addition to the new pipe lner the company has also installed q power full pumping plant, and in the future our sister camp will have an unlimit- e water supply.
The copper era., 1909-01-14

Farrer, the East-side tailor, is mak- ing a special removal announcement in this issue and will fill orders until January 25th at exceedingly reduced prices.
The copper era., 1909-01-14
Catholic Church.

DURING THE WINTER) St. Michael Church Shannon HilD mass every other Sunday at 500 q. m. Sacred Heart Church (Chase Creek) mass every Sunday at 9:45 a. m.: evening service zoo. Rev. Joseph Garnet priest
The copper era., 1909-01-14
Coronado Railroad.

Passenger Service.-In effect Jan. 10, 1905. Train No. leaves Clifton TAO a. m.: Long fellow S.10 a. m .; arrivesMetcalf S.25 m. NO.5 leaves Clifton 8 45 p. m.; LongfellOw 40 p. ID. arrive Metcalf4 25 p. m.
 Train No. 2 leaves Metcalf $50 a. m. Long fellow 9:IO a. m.; arrivesClifton g. 30 a m. NoI leaves Metealf f 45 D. m., LOngfellow 500 D. IT arrives Clifton 5.2O p. m.
 GEO. WAGsTAFF, Supp. NORMAN CARMICHAEL, Gen'l Manager.
The copper era., 1909-01-14

The following meteorological ob- servat ons were taken by w. B Cramer, cooperative observer of the Weather Bureau of the U. s. depart ment of agriculture during the week ending January 13, 1909.
The copper era., 1909-01-14

H. c. Hays, formerly d rt sident of Clifton, is now permanently located in Portland, Oregon, where he has responsible position with one of the leading firms of that place. Harry has many friends in this district who wish him success in his new home.
The copper era., 1909-01-14
Sunday Services attheDiffcrent Churches.
PreSbYterian Church.

Sunday School at 9:3O a. ID morn- ing service Il a. m.; Christian En- deavor p. m.; evening services 7:35. Every ybody cordially invited. CurSy H. Love, pastor.
The copper era., 1909-01-14

A handsome -teu=PP9und- young man arrived in Clifton Monday evening of this week to gladden. the home of MT. and Mrs. Al Rosecrans. All doing nicely.
The copper era., 1909-01-14

Al Rosecrans, who has been in Cali fornia the past several months for the benefit of his health. is reported to be on the road to recovery, al though it was necessary for him to undergo an operation last week. He will probably return to Clifton in the near future.
The copper era., 1909-01-14

The Russell tent show arrived in
 Clifton Sunday evening and the com- pany is now holding forth on Chase creek. The company will be here the entire week and possibly longer.
The copper era., 1909-01-14

Ivan Hoefeld, proprietor of the Fl Paso store, on Chase creek, is adver- tising another of his popular reduc tion sales. The sale includes his en- tire stock of goods, and commences S January 20th.
The copper era., 1909-01-14

Tomorrow (Friday) will be Eagle day at the Carnival grounds, up Chase creek. Badges will be given to those who attend. Don't miss it.
The copper era., 1909-01-14

Ted Davis, one of the oId-time charact of the Clifton camp, and who, by the way, is well remembered by all old-timers, arrived in Clifton last week from Idaho, after an ab- sence of seven or eight years. He is glad 10 get back home again, and has already accepted d position with the A. c. company.
The copper era., 1909-01-14

F. B McD1well, formerly engaged in the grocery business in Clifton, but who has resided in Chihuahua Il e past year or longer, spent few days of last week in Clifton on business. MT. Mcdowell has, until recently, been manager of large grocery es- tablishment in the city of Chihuahua, but before returning to Clifton he closed a deal whereby he become s owner of one of the largest merCan- tile est ahlishments in that city, styled "The Chihuahua Grocery Co.," He reports that he has one of the biggest concerns in the city. His many Cliff ton friends are glad to learn that he i5 doing we'll. He will make his fu- ture home in that city.
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MINOR MENTION


Walter Siegel, paymaster of the A. & N. M. railway, gladdened the hearts of the employees of the main line Tues day.
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New flowers and garden seed at the A. c. drug department.
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Go to NJ. P. Farrer's for your spring and summer suits, at greatly reduced prices for ten days only.
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A household word: "Evervthing we get at Smiths store is good"
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Salmon, fresh, Book your order for next Thursday at Smiths store.
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Did you get it at Smiths? Then it Was good.
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Mrs. Henderson sings at the Elm pire every Wednesday night. and at Clifton Theatc Saturday and Sun
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want the be,t gjods for the least money,
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The Empire film service is of the very best.
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Don't forget the basket ball game at the opera house Saturday evening between Clifton and Morenci. Mo- reCci has won the last two games and the match Saturday night prom ises to be interesting. After the fin ish of the game between the pro fesSionals there will be d match be- tween the second teams, all of which will go for the regular admission in- cluding the dance. The boys de- serve encouragement and those who desire to see fast basket ball game shouid1 not miss this one. An i'm terview with members of the Mo renci team this week revealed the fact that they intended to win all future games-we don't think.