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CHANGE
Quit Coffee and Got Well

woman S coffee experience is in
terestlng "For two weeks at a time
have taken no food but skim milk.
Tor sol1d food would ferment and
sause such distress that / could hardly
breathe at times, also eycruciating pain
9nd heart palpitation. and all the time
was so nervous and restless.
From childhood up / had been q
cohee and tea drlnlser, and for the past
twenty years | have been trying diff
tcrcnt physicians, but could get only
temporary relief. Then I read an ar
hcie telling how someone. had been
cured by leaving off coffee and drink
ing Postum, and it seemed so pleasant
Just to read about good health I de-
clded to try Postum in place of cof
'' / made the change from coffee to
Postum. and such a change there is
IN me that / don u feel like the same
person We all found Postum delicious
and like it better than coffee. Nv
health now is wonderfully good.
AS soon as | made the shift from
coffee 10 Postum l got better. and
now All of my troubles are gone. I
Al1 1leshy. my food assimiIates, the
pressure In the chest and palpitation
arc all gone, my bowels are regular.
pave no more stomach trouble, and nv
headaches are gone, Remember. I did
noe use medicines at adjust left off
coiiee and drank Postum steadily
Read The Road to Wcllville. -
round In pkgs. There's a Rcnson.''
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from timo to time. They are
genuine, true and full OF human interest.
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NEW YORK, July 5o.-Now thai
there is possibility of much embarrass
ment In the meeting of Colonel John
Jacob Astor and his divorced wife, Mrs
ava Wiling Astor, in Newport, soiety
people are. taking great pains in max
Ing up their guest lists for next month
so that both may not be invited to The
same functions. 1t requires a deal of
trouble IN society keeping divorced hus.
pands and wives apart for almost every
one who is anybody is divorced. Some.
tlmes 1t is very hard to keep track of
their names, they marry so often.
According TO the information which is
now at hand, Mrs. Astor has definitely
decided TO return from abroad next
month 10 spend short time at New
port with her brother, j. R. Barton
Wlillng, at hls villa there. When Mrs.
Astor went abroad several months ago
~ was reported that she would make
weight was added to this rumor bv the
tact that she took house in London
shortly after reaching there. A change
must nave come over the beautiful Mrs
Astor lately, for it was only two or
three weeks ago that the cable an
nounced that she was getting homesicl,
Hnd tired of her life abroad. She was
longing to be back among her friends
lgaln and especially desirous of spend
ing part of the summer at Newport.
Where her former husband and son
v vincent, are spending the summer at
Beechwood. If both Mrs. Astor and
the colonel spend August at Newnort
and go in for entertaining on a laroc
scale, prominent MEMBERS of the villa
colony viii be placed in an embarrass
ing position.
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north side of lots to 10, inclusive, tho
east side OF lot 10. block L. the west side
OF lots l TO 6. inclusive. the north side
OF lots to p. inclusive. block s, Glen
dale additic,., section II. township l
south. range ] west, the west side OF lots
II TO Is, inclusive, the east side of lots
l.. and 10 to "a. inclusive. the south side
OF lots lS and 10. block 8. the west side
of lots IL to IS. inclusive, the east side
Of lots 1. and 19 to "a, inclusive. fbe
south side OF lots Is and 10. block 2; the
west side of lots IL 10 "a. inclusive the
north side OF lots and "a the south side
OF lots u and 49, block & the west side
of lots l3 TO "a. inclusive, the east side
OF lots ! to II. Inclusive. the north side
II and 13. block D. First Burlington adj
dition, township l south. range l west.
the west side of lots IL To Is. inclusive
The east Side OF lots I and 10 to "a in
block J., the west side OF lots l3 10 %
Inclusive. the east side OF lots / to l2.
inclusive, tho north side OF lots / and "a,
The south side OF lots i2 and l3 block 6
First Burlington addition, sections 10 and
II, township ! south, range l west. the
%est SIDE OF lots 10 and a. the south
side OF lots / to 10, inclusive. block l.
the west side OF lots 13 and IL, the east
side OF lots ] and &C. the north side OF
lots II 10 26. inclusive. the south side
Of lots /, 10 IL, inclusive, block 2, c. S.
DcskI audiUon sections 10 and IL
township south. range ] west; the west
side Of lots H. and 80 TO 55 inclusive.
and so 10 SS Inclusive, the east side OF
lots L, and 56 TO 6l inclusive. and 50 to
~ inclusive; the south side of lots 90 and
56; the north side OF lots so and OF. the
east side OF lots %. and 50 TO 81. incIu-
sve, the west side OF lots a. and 2S TO |
49, inclusive. the east side OF lots IL. and |
~ to 40. Inclusive. Second Burlington ad-
aition. section IL, township l south
range l west, the east side of Jylntab
school lot. section IL township 1 south,
range l west. the west side OF lots c.
10 %. Inclusive. the east side OF lots II
20 ~, inclusive. Second Burlington addi-
ion. section IL, township l south range
west: the north side of Uintah school
OF. section IL, township / south. range
west. the south side OF lots 81, 43 and
"a. the north side OF lots G2 and 10. Sec
'nd Burlington addition section II,
ownship l south range ] west; the south
'lde of lots l. 80, 49, ST. Go. SO. 81 and
2S. Poplar Place subdivision. sections .
'nd B. township l south range l west:
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s'oe OF lots l and 40. the north side ~
lots = to 4o inclusive, block Pon,ar
Grove addition, section 10 tovpshin
south range west; the west s,do
| ~ ~ ana y. the east side OF lots ana IN
we .he north Side OF lots % 10 20 incJ,,s;,,o'
bloo, She SCUM side Of lots l to 20. inciusive
the east st si1e i1e west w side OF lots 20 and II.
side OF lots 81 to 40 incIlIsive ths he ',h north
Sue OF lots 10 90 inclusive bioci, q
sbin Tp'ar so,fS Gr9Se addition. section II. town
oi lois 20 and 81. the east side os sac
inn,,,a,, Inn sp, the north side OF lots 81 70 an
iinciiusiive' inciusi' the south side of lots 70 On On
20 and ;, o.Sek ,S Is the west side Of lots
~ o - tiie east side of lots l ard an
i .ne north side of lots 81 to 40 IN ci'at,,' ~
me ne south side OF lots l TO On ioi,usive' inoi,iN'
cVIn 10 and ~, Poplar Grove addition. sections
west; the west e9twnSSalp ISM ! south. range /
siS Shs east side OF lots l and 20 tna ana t, ~,
Side vi VI iots q to 80. inclusive the somti,
the wnst Us ioss s;s l to 20. inclusive. block i4.
;ne sIae o. OF lots and 10, the no,.,, i' me east
iot o,s - 10 40 inclusive, the sour s,de sid OF
sjde 70 ~ Inclusive, block IL tba s'ue ,,ot OF
lots / and roIs 40 ~ an and 81. the east side of
-, 70 ' ao' inclusive. the south sida VI i9ts 22~
20 20 ~, ~ inclusive. block i3: fba 1ee @ oa lots
and 10. the ana nozi ri the east side Of lots I
inclusive IN the south side ~ iTts rs, to 40.
,ncGisve block 1s Poplar q Groya 1Uts ! to TO-
west. % salt toi TO t,ownshp south, u,s,eh ranrs
o.,,ne ne TOTAL cost Of said irrnxo
hnndreSe h@teo ara; at sixty-two tRousanse a Is
dollars Of ff'yys6 WhiaS snd ss16o {ssa Ss
Is Is S SIX thousand one hundr.Si m1 Guys portion
5'i i'll I'D dollars leaving }Gpvasi ana
s2-iOo ts5s a45 a4Sr 80, hundred dnd forty-ve and
local assessment oo"ars to be raised by
wing prItests ont q, and objections 10 the c,r
sn!sd n Srs"s %Sa s1ssnE n1ssn5Ioq must Se
ty e5 Of sTsTen lot and
August fo,o on or before the i5tS 10 daS 1hS
aid council p when 0ei,ns s,,,,, the time set by
be suGn sds and osj oSeeto,se sna con-
axe Els SSliy. ' Stas & she city council of sst
Da'ed April IA. 1910,
s'Hsv-u. 3: av,sn-iavy s; Riaygs; Is City Recorder.
'H"~ n2ti-
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| the south side of lots 1 to 4, inclusive
oIock 25 the south side OF lot l. block
"a, the south side OF lot 1, block %. tbe
south side OF lots l and . block %: tbe
sou sou'h Side OF lots ! and 2. block u, Jor.
dan Place subdivision sections anS
township south. range l west; the sopth
side OF loss ! and 2. block | tho so,,th
sac sac OF lots lots l and 2, block 2; the south
snnt,oa ssat oi lot l, block g Blaine subdivision.
section $, township ! south, range / peer:
.he west side OF lots l6 TO Is. inclusive
the west side OF lot 10, the east sid %;
LOO iots - TO q, inclusive. the east side Of
ciuSlve. block 4; the west side oT H. LU, N
ana Id, the east side OF lots anS ,n "a
.he .he hofth side OF lots lG TO. 90 inch,s,,'O' oO'
b,ock the SCUM ~ ~, side OF lots ! to l5 inclusive
piock - inc west side OF lots II 10 1S f..
clusive. the east side OF lots 10 to 81 g., g.,
Si5d;'Ne; Sida; the east side OF lot l, the south
thee the west oi ioss sjdo IT to iS inclusive block s.
slde OF lots | and 80. the r nth 't sts cas-
lots 10 TO 90 inclusive, the so,tI "c ol
Oh lots to Is. inclusive block .. sine i
east side Ine Of Of ,n lots 10 to IS. inclusive. the
'"sl sloe OF lot J. the south side ~ ,ot Sae |
=, 10 10 inclusive, block 6 the west sida |
or al 1oES a5 - ana 16 the east side Of iots
IInsclnslve: block l. Evans's aJdj,,o0o 10
op,e' Ieet Sroye. township l south. range ~
the cas. me s,g west Side of lots 20 and .,
side SIDE OF lots p to 40. inclusive tbs tbs north
tho wns, .. 'ots Us to 20. inclusive. BLOCK s: g.
side wgSI of lois fsd9 OF lots 20 and 81 the east
Io1S Il to 40. inclusive. block ! srae p OF
son,b rUye addition section H. township hIp1a5
% 20 and f@nse sI ,,a west west the west side Of lots
,he ,he north north side of lots Il to 40 inah and 4o
block e SCUM ,ba SIDE Of lots to 90 icsve ineiusve
the cast side sid ~Ssi of io side OF lots 20 and 81
Tde OF lots 2l to 40 inclusive 'hT b,on, north
iownshin % iFIVe soStS addition sections 10 I and y
side OF lots sourn 20 nnd range y, west; the west
,c1' and 49, The north side of lots s'aS !, OF lots
nc"sive tne boc sosth ,s side o. lots to 80 80
20 20 and p the east side of Iota side OF lots $
M lock norm Isl side OF lots 81 to 40 and 4o
he east side ns %sSi of oi. side off, of lots Is % snd
'ide 'id OF lots p to 40 inclusiye' me me north I
zoe bn @ OF lo,s ! to 90. inclusiyee me south
ne "esi side OF lots 20 and pi ,bo nlock 5;l
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light through dispatches. stating tina
he is engaged to Beatrice Blanche Bru
ner Godfrey, beautiful divorcee ant
member of Anna Held s "Miss limo
cence' company, Mrs. A. Bruner
mother of the young woman, makes tn,
announcement of the engagement a
Davenport. Young Mr.. Gould is il
Europe, as. are his father and the re
mainder Of the family. AS Beatrice
Van Bruner. the young woman wa:
formerly a Davenport, Iowa, belle, anc
much sought by the eligible young mer
of that place. She had a talent 70,
music and for the stage, and putting
aside all thoughts of marriage went
TO Boston to take vocal study at tho
Conservatory of Music. Her beauty
and her ability in amateur productions
soon brought her notice, and she be
came as much sought after as she had
been at home. She was wooed by Arthur
a Godfrey. Back Bay millionaire of
Boston, and the romantic marriage In
which they figured added to her fame.
There was considerable parental opuo.
Stlon to the match, and this later re
suited In a separation and divorce. 1t
was after she became disentangled from
her matrimonial alliance that She went
on the professional stage and appeared
IN musical comedy. According to the
girl S mother she is now in London
playing In "Miss Innocence com
pany, and young Gould is supposed also
to be in the British metropolis.
Brief Mention.
Newport is looking with much inter.
est towards the national tennis tourna
ment which will open the middle Of
next month. On the evening of Aug.
ust ~ great dinner will be given in
the Casino for the players,
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish has sent word
that she will not open the Fish resi-.
dence at Newport this summer. Last
Mr., and Mrs. Fish entertained
royalty there.
opened this week. A great many ponies
have arrived there.
Mr., and Mrs Clarence Mackay will
not return TO this country from Europe
until September
Mrs. f. II. Hartman has bought A
large tract of land near Oyster Bay,
L, The property is about eighty acres
N area. and is between Syosse and Cold
Spring Harbor.
John D. Archbold, the Standard Oil
is having one OF the finest
winter homes in the south built for his |
,,amily near Thomasville. Ga The resi-
lence ence will overlook the Ochlocknee
when completed
Oh, no, that young chap with the
'ulging cap and the thick black growth |
y beard is not Nat Willis. He is |
Kingdom Gould, son of George j. Gould.
kingdom is sporting the finest beard iu
ociety. Just now he is on Yachting
rulse with his father somewhere in
european waters-beard and all.
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NEW YORK. July 30.-yaues q. Oar
den of Albuquerque, N NJ. for flfteer
wears ono OF The wheel horses Of the Re.
publican party in Now Mexico. donie.
tnat he will he a candidate for u,1 United
States senate. Mr.. Dardcn came here
rom Washington to pay his respects at
orstrr Bav Tie has fust completed q
or % inspection IN the canal sono. md
Is lo1d IN his praises Of .hc wori. done
ny Colonel George w. Gocthnls,
''T expect the canal to no finished by
1914" said MT. Dar5en. Colonel Goe-
tbals is wonder IN the way he manRgoa
tho great nrmr ~ workmer on the canal
II is marvellous"
Speaking OF politics. Mr., Darden Eaid,
"Thr Republicans seem to have q 5000
chance of winning in mnnY parts of the
west nnd southwest But ! would not
sDnnd s25 .0n0 TO become governor Of my
state or territory. Neither would I spond
e"S n00 10 ro to tho United States senate
am an old camnaigner and I Hike the
excitement Of politics, buS I am not 9
condidute, I have received a hundrc5
letters aslsinc me 10 accept the nomlna-
tion for the United States senate, but
D?if no attention 10 them
AIR. Darden held conference here with
Representative Tawncy OF Minnesota.
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NOTICE = BIDS WILL, RE DE
eeived, to be opened Aug. 20 1910, at Z
O'Clock p. m. at the office of the under
signed; board OF trade building, Salt Lake
nI,S; .o Ctah. Tor the furnishing OF 800. 900
Stratght Timothy hay. delivery of same to
@ be made at regular intervals during De-
ROO OF one year from award OF contract.
state state price I. o. b. Salt Lake City. eivina
tuii particulars as TO quality OF materinIs
20 De furnished The undersigned reserves
inc rlght 10 reject any or all bids
P. ]. MORAN
Box 7Sa- Salt Lake City, Utah.
n2S0G
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New interpretations

The Payson Exchange Savings bank
OF Payson. Utah has filed an amendment
10 IT'S articles OF Incorporation with the
secretary OF state by which the capita!
stock Is increased from $4,000 to $780,.
a copy of the articles OF incorporat tion
OF the Rochester German Insurance com.
panE i,.,.i . OF rochester, n y; has been filed
Il capital stock OF $500, 900. with sha res
OF the par value OF s100 and $50 each
Allen NJ. Mckimmins of this city Is
named as resident agent for the conn
panys
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When the stomach fails to perform
its functions the bowels become de.
ranged. the liver md kidneys CON
Gested, causing numerous diseases The
stomach and liver must be restored to
4 healthy condition. and Chamberlain 8
Stomach and Liver Tablets can be dc.
pended unon to do it. Easy to .uke
aud most effective Sold bv all dealers.
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Rowe Family

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I 5 % s aa ams Sn@ & R
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Hay Fever and Asthma

Bring discomfort and misery TO many
people. but Foley's Honey and Tar
gives ease and comfort to the suffer.
ing ones, 1t relieves the congestion in
the head and throat and is soothing and
healng- None genuine but Foley 3
Honey and Tar in the yellow package
schramm-Johnson Drugs; five stores.
Straw Hats Half Price.
w. Q, FIFE CO.,
166 Main st.
day.
Williams news., 1910-12-10

Many ehuca ors have applied for the position of president of tho University of Arizona. made vacant by the resignation of Prof Kendric c. Babcock. who will leave the first of the year to take Il position as educational expert in one of the government depar r, nents at Wash ington. A meeting of the board ot regents will be held Decrnber 20, when temporary president will he appointed to serve until a man satisfactory to the regents can bs found.
 Something in the nature of sensation was created in Tumb- stone last week when announce ment was made that District Attor- ney John S:eWillia ms had rendered his resignation to the board of supervisors. He. stated that the compensation of, the office. which amounts to $2500 per year, is in- sufficient in view of offers for pro- fessional advancement which he has had.
 The inmates of the Globe county hospital were treated to ten course French dinner on Thanksgiving day by Superinter dent Duval. The board of supervisors and other county officers and their wives were present as guests. The dinner opened with martini cocktails and was accompanied by champagne. FoR SALE-Cash register; double drawer. Price $50. Inquire at the NEWS office. 6-23 If.
 Coolly directing an early morn- ing i.ewsboy to leave his pile of papers inside the door, Tucson's nerviest burglar calmly walked out of the Crescent cigar store at 6:20 o'clock in the morning with the entire stock of merschaum pipes. valued at $2OO and $3 which he had stolen from the cash register. The Yuma Indians after several months of discussing and consider ation have sent one of their nun Der to Washington to endeavor to persuade the department to appor- tinn each individual of their tribe ten acres "f ground on the reserys- ton instead of five as had been ordered.
 To prevent the spread of diph- theria in the public echools of Bisbee a careful examination of the thr"a's of all the pupils in the schools is being conducted by the city hea lth officer. Many children have been kept away from school owing to the fears of their parents.
Williams news., 1910-12-10
DEATH SENTENCE
 CARRIED OUT

Last Friday morning at 1O:3O o'clock Rafael Barola was hanged at the Florence penitentiary and just one half hour afterward his companion in crime. Cesario San chez, was hanged on the anne scaffold.
 The men were arrested several months ago near Flagstaff. charged with murder and the rapid'ty with which they were tried. convicted and sentenced to death, sets a new record for speed in criminal cases in this territory. it being just eight days from the time they were, ar arrested until they were lodged in iail under sentence of death, wait ing to be transferred to the peni- tentiary
 Barela and Sanchez were con- victed of the killing of Gregorio Conejo, an aged wood cutter. al Bellemont, this county. several months ago and robbed him oI $210, his life savings. The crime was most shocking, as the murder 1 CTS hacked the body to pieces ir an endeavor to prevent identi6ca ton.
 The method of hanging at Flor rnce is far from the ordinary. { long table bearing twelve electric ; buttons has been arranged at which twelve convIcts re seated, one be fore each button. At given worc the convicts press the buttons be
 fore them and the trap in thu
 e" fold is sprung. Eleven of th' buttons are dummies. while tn,
 twelfth one controls the trap. n' one except Capt. .Rynning knowing
 which is the fatal button.
Williams news., 1910-12-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Ladies tailor made suits at Will lia ms Tailoring Go.
 Doctor Edward Lindley, a former resident of Stafford and the Gila valley. died in the hospital at Globe on last Saturday.
 Mrs E. H. Duffield, wife of Train master Duffield of the third district came down from Williams Tuesday and is visiting here with friends = Winslow Mail.
 Patronize the Williams Transfer Co Satisfaction guaranteed
 M. w. Smith. Prop.
 Seventeen physicians of Phoenix have organized a society for carry ing on postgraduate study of medi cine and surgery, and a committee is arranging the course.
 Conductor R. c. Roy, who has been at Los Angeles for some time past undergoing medical treatment returned Monday and will shortly resume his run on the road.- Winslow Mail.
 For a nobby made to measure Ladies' Dresses, Suits, Skirts and Capes go to Williams Tailoring
 Shipments by the Consolidated Arizona Smelling company from the commencement of operations last spring to date amounts to 45 cars of bullion of an average value of $10,O0O per car.
 The newspaper men of Phoenix met last week and formed city press club. Meetings for the dis cussion of newspaper work, ban ouets and various forms of enter tainments will be held in tho future
 The championship baseball ga me between Philadelphia and Chicag will be exhibited at the Old Eel lows hall Dec 17 Reserved seati will be on sale Tuesday.
 School trustees in Arizona hav' ,authority to segregate schools fo white and blacks. according to { decision by District Judge Doar who ruled against the negro popu ilation of Dougles, who br"ugh mandamus prncpedines against tn school Board of that city to compe the trustees to admit negro pupil Ito schools designed for the whites
Williams news., 1910-12-10
WILLIAMS PUBLIC
 SCHOOL REPORT

Report of the Williams public school for month ending November 25, 1910.
 Advanced department, F. M. Vancil, principal, Myrtle Gravelle, assistant-Total enrolment, 36; average attendance. 30; per cent attendance 89. Pupils neither ab- sent nor tardy: Lorna Appleton, Walter Carlson, Kenneth Hicks, Henry Johnson, Charles Lane. Helen Stark, Estelle Rawlins, Herbert Johnson, Alta Littrell, Jay Montgomery. Lena Ragan. Rose Rawlins.
 Intermediate department, Jennie Daggs teacher-Total enrolment 36; average attende nee, 24; per cent attendance. 92 Pupils neirA, CT absent nor tardy:Glen Appleton. Saladino Balderas, Margaret Del- ton, Albert Hudson, Levi Mont gomerv, Lawrence Owens. Edna Poison, Miles Poison, Johnny Smith, Maxine Simonsnn, Area Terrazas. Mary Garcia
 Stcond primary department Zella Jones teacher-Total enrnll- ment. 42; average attendarce, 32 per cent attendance. 96; put iis neither absent nor tardy: Ester Miller, Marco Garcia, Ida Smith, Pauline Jones, Allen Montgomery, Ellen Dalton, Beryl Miller. Valen- tine Cslneer, Don N-grete, Nettie Smith, Mary Tore, Elsie Agualla Eddie Duf6eld. Carlos Cordeanas First primary department, Lillie Terry teacher-Total enrolment, 66; average attendance. 56; per cent attendance. 90 Pupils neither absent nor tardy: Clarita Torrez, Mary Lavarro. Myra Lopez, Char lie Ross, Juliana Conolos, Jacinte Nagritti. Josephine Lopez.
Williams news., 1910-12-10
Mine Warning Notice

To Whom I, May Cnncern:
 Fms certifi.s that he snlI"wius naned mi, ing claims nor rhe n drrsiyn.d owners the eui wit ., responsible f"r any Gebt contracted for labor "r ma ,.riai peri reed t.. furnished. up" id ms I-s tain ,nw,: ''YeiiSwn," m - E ,r, son N A." At'e' Tn ngh ;'' Mere rrif1e." -Itua ed ir tie F a, cis MipIng Di-'r,cr Coc"rin County. Territory If Arizona, h, parties working the same under bond, leasa, or orh rwisp
 Dated Nnvemb b.-r 1st 1910.
 BABBITT POISON Co
Williams news., 1910-12-10
Express and Drayage

Tom Farrell is soli, iting and will be glad to do your draying and hauling. Household zoe s, stoves, furniture, etc., receives his special attention. Anything from suit case to a piano is handled with care and dispatch. The charges are reasonable. Call on Tom.
Williams news., 1910-12-10
The Pullman Saloon

Prescott bottled beer. Los Angeles draught and bottled beer, and the best drinks in town are kept at the Pullman saloon: People who know say so. Drop in and be socia ble; drink moderately; leave when it suits you; call again.
 ALEC CHISHOLM.