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THE CARROLLTON HOTEL
W. H. CARROLL, PROPRIETOR
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EXCELLENT DINING-ROOM IN
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CENTRALLY L.OOATED.
FIRST-CLASS SERVICE.
RE'ASONABLE RAXES.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
TERRITORIAL
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and QUEENS-
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BEST GOODS."'
LOWEST PRICES.
B. HOOK.
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Fancy Groceries, V--.
' - , Fine Cigars,
(Tobaccos
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and
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was NATURAL: Schilling Best lea is not only pure but His NA TURAL
because it is fresh-roasted.
The following 154 each got $6.50.
CALIFORNIA MJ3EWHF.UK
SAN VRANCI8C0
Mrs. Atklneen, WKMtrrlU
Mr. Black. 114 Harrteon
W. Buchanan, m Foliora
lMtOr, UOIK Market
huh A. carter, m Baorasienio
u. vuomu, wi ana (,
Mra. L. Darin. Bmnt I
Mm BIIU. Larktn and B'way
Mary 0. Herlllr. IB Broadway
'Mm. Holekamp, 807K Filbert
Mr. Hanrneth, 8311 Buchanan
M. McKenile, Clementina
r.L Miller, U24c Butter
, Kate Redlne, 70tTcDneMM
Mrs.T.Salomoi. HWEddy
urt. unx. woes, 412 irr Are.
Mra. W.Taylor. 1-.17CUT
Mm. Thornton, 223 Filbert
Mm. A. Verdler. M4 Onrr
Mrt 8. Wateon, DaailuK
MUs KtU WOn. in Conk
CALIFORNIA XLUWHKKE
Mm. Otli Bordwell, Almed
Mrs. O. r. Woodrow, -
KmroT.Donnellr,LoiAntlM
Mm. J no. B Hamfae,
UccllU NoUn, "
Mm. E. M. Hblpmtn. "
Addl WlllUmt, "
Mm. C. L. Hock. OftkUnd
Mm. L. Brunje. "
Arthnr tviiit, B. OtkUnd
Mm. Win. MrKy, . Oakland
Cba.A McDonald, -
MM.O.M.MKlnwarlnff,
Kna Mairln. 8. Oakland
Mm. ueu. H. Moor. Oakiaud
Mm. Chun U Tuner. "
Loolw Uaxelitln,8acramento
Adeline Lima, "
VC Kuble SnDIo
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Mm. B. xhaw,
W. t. Cord, K, Ban Jo.
M. L Corey, San Joie
(MOW Krollck, -
Alired Mamtne,
Ollrrmith, Areata
LiMlan lUn.on, Aubarn
Mr Oeo Hamilton, "
Mm. A. l Maclennan, Ba.lpti
Jflii )'. "'nfi,W. berkele
g McKHlican. H. Bloorallei.l
NellH Katon, Brallev
MM J. I. "nrmfnirhard. Chlno
Clara Loreloy,
Francli W. UwU.
Mm. Kate Mannlns,
Cool
(Vincord
Downer
MM.U.&Ulbbn, ElkC'rrek
Mra. Ann a Dooley. Knreka
AlleeThompaon, "
O. a UwU. Folwm
Mra. J. E. Kennlnc, Frultrale
Mm. Ella Dahle, Oarberrlile
Mln Mabel Irty. Oraat Valley
Mra, N. Dartr. Oreenwood
Omf Dann, Hydenvllle
kn, W. BiiKombe, Kennett
Anna A. Lewli, Krewlck
Mm. Ella Ktaoa, Lot Alamltoa
Itoaa Price. Madera
MIm Era McCarthy, Magalla
Vlrlau Duncan, Maxwell
FIomI Flanagan, Mendocino
Mm. Q. Bradley. Mlddletown
Barah Stanley, MltlonBnJoe
1 Layomarrlno.MokelnroneHlll
Ella Campbell, Moneon
Mr. N. Blihop, National City
Mm. J A.Simmon, Oleander
Mm. Minnie Horn, "
Mm. B. R Johnson, The Pal mi
Frank Perry, Palo Alto
Mm c A. Harlan, Parkflelri
O. W. Roblnton, Pasadena
Mw Kow A.Cozbead, peralta
Mm. A, J. Coyle, Perrln
Mm. Klch'dUraham.Peta.uma
Mamie (loyan, PlaoerTlllr
Mra, W, II, Kataell, Pomona
J.J. RodgeM, 'Porteryllle
Mra. A. U Walker, ' Port Coita
MM, Oeo. Ward, '
Mra. C Hendrlckon,ttedfand
Mln M. O'Brien, Redwood Cltr
MM. I R. Balkwlll. RvKi.tr
Mm. F.J Kalber Rio Vltt
. 0. Marling, Rncklln
w. J. Meyore. Robnerriin
Mra, J. urahin San Ralee
Joan Bauer, ,
Mla KraHerlea, antaCm
Henrietta Miller, Tebam
UeorceC. Akerly, Vacarl
Mm. Cora Bentley "
Mm g H. Ilacke
Mra J, I). Jonea, Vina
.Mra. J, A. wtnam. Wallao
MlM Belle McCann, Wbeatland
Mm. earner Wlneburn
WA8HIN0T0N
II lid or A.3belgren,Longbraneb
J. P, Dunn, Marcna
rraiiren uuaiey. Meaicai uii
Oeo Kebel.
Mm. Katie PeUraon,
Mm. Jetss llearerlo,
KlUabeth A. Bellla,
Mm Fred II. Carr,
Kotetta U Button,
Rturllle
Seattle
Spangle
Spokane
Tacoma
Spokane
UTAH
J. U Rbead, Corlnne
Nina Mlckelaon, Draper
Mra.T Peterton, Ooihen
Mra, Maggie Huber. Midway
Anna Fry,. Morgan City
Mm. Henry Banmeliter, Ogden
MM.'Emma8treeker, Ogdeu
lra Warwick, Pleaaant (TroTe
Mm. E. C. Henrlcbsen, Proro
HoraceChalmer.SaltLakeClty
Clara L. DelghtOD, "
Mra. C. J. Trump, " "
Mr.J.Buby,
OTHUR 8TATKS
Mm. E. Woodtn, Albany Or.
MM,KateKngberg,Blgelow, "
MM. A. WlHett,Brldal Veil, "
Mm.W. Howell, Oregon City, "
llllda Jobnton, Ponland, "
Mamie Ilannlng. Vln;lnia,Ner.
KllaM. Smith, Waslioo. -Mm.
W. Funk.Wlnneraucce ,"
Mra.Oodward, Atlantic, Wyot
Km ma Mau, Burnt Fork, "
Mm. Emily Rice, Cheyenne, '
Otu Arnold, Erantton.
Mrs. Ilirlander, Gt.l-ail,jont.
Mra. O. Merrltt.BolM CSy. IdaT
i.W.RalnIorth, Bontrra p'.. "
Laura Talt, 5ellda,Co!o.
Mr.O.Carnonln,Florence.Arli
Kugene Rlrtiie, Pbcenlx. "
Delia WIIIU. ru,'", ..
M m. 8. C. Uarih, Cerrllloa, N .M.
I1K1TI3H COLUMBIA
Mm. John Walter., Ladnvta
'Vila P.
VletJtia
McUary.
MEXICO
mvador arclo, Fiiienada
i Thr winners of the two $150.00 prizes for sending m the largest num
ber 01 tickets were:
MrO. Bunhy, iait Lute City. Utan 1 100 ticket
Phoenix lias sbi)K't 380,000 pounds
of honey this season.
Tempe is bpxpigeri with n colony of
Seventh Day Ailrentists.
The enrollraeDt of the public schools
of Tucson show nearly six hundred
pupils.
Phoenix is troubled with tramps and
consequently the chain gang in en
larged. Eleven companies and individuals
will pay half of the taxes of Graham
county this year.
A vast amount of damage has been
done In and tiro u ml Pima bv the recent
heavy rains and high water.
A, man was fined $15 last week by a
Phoenix Justice for nearly killing a
horse by constant beatiug.
Some prominent young Mexican
gentlemen of Phoenix bare organized a
Mexican social club in that city.
Late potato crops are almost ruined
and hay stacks are much dumugod in
the vicinity of Safford by the late
rains.
Ed. Bidwnll.of Mesa, today started
for Prvscoll with a load of two hun
dred atid lifty turkeys which lie will
fatten for the Thanksgiving and Christ
mas markets. Tempe News.
Duncan had a genuine flood lately
which washed away the dwelling of
Mrs. Tyson and all of her furniture
was lost. Several citizens of the town
wem damaged by the flood from $150
to 1200.
Governor McCord Monthly appoint
ed Mr. W. C. Btrnes of Holhrook its ti
member of the Live Stock Sanitary
Commission of the Territory. This
appointment is considered a splendid
one and tills that Commission. I'hoe
nix Herald.
A carload of honey, the last for this
enon, was shipped from hero last
night, consigned 16 Baltimore. The
tottl shipments of this reason amount
to thirteen 'cars or- a net weight of
880,000. Owing lo"mifavorahle con
ditions in the early part of the season
the production di'drrotcomii up to
that of last year ami tlio shipments
show n falling off of 40,000 pouud-t.
Tempo News.
Last Monthly, Lorenzo Savage, the
son of L. M. Savage of Woodruff, was
kicked by a horse and sustained Inju
ries from which lie. died the evening of
the same day, nuvui" regaining . con
sciousness after being' hurt. He was
a bright, upright ami promising lad,
and ho wil be sadly missed by his asso
ciates and playmates. His parents
havtt the heartfelt sympathy of u large
circle of friends in their sad bereave
ment. Hoibrook Argus.
Thu new opera house will bo lighted
by 240 electric lights, aud the masonic
temple bv 60. And among other new
demands ou the electric plant will be
100 lights at the convent, tbo wiring
for which is now boingf'done. As the
capacity of the engines and four dyna
mos now in use at the plant is already
well tested, it Is evident another en
gine anil set of dynamos will be nec
essary in the ngar future, to keep
pace with Tucson's new improvements,
Tucson Star.
Attorney General Frazler today sub
mitted a written aud lengthy decision
ou the question, of the recent rule pro
hiulgatcil by the Sanitary Commission
to thu effect that all calves either
slaughtered or shipped miut bo lu'auil
etl utiles accompanied by their moth
ers, Sltieo this rule lifts buen promul
gated by the Sanitary Commission
there, has been considerable objection
raised by cattlemen ami thu Attorney
Geiiiit-al was called upon for nu opin
ion, ns to the legality of the rule. The
Attorney General in his decision holds
that thu rule is a good oue.aiid entirely
within thu powers of the Sanitary
Commission to make, so cattlemen
and others will have to comply, with
it. Phoenix-Herald.
Mm. Annie Parker. fTor1. Tli. 1J tickets
Some people sent coupons, iwtead ol ickets. Wrong I we can't
count them. The "ticket" is the P 'Dei" i T2 miles. '.
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Vou must tollow thr rules xactiv n the 3ooc;'jo contest or we 'can't
muai youi word. (
Address, MONlEY ttAUv vin Francisco. m
llucklen'a Arnica Salve.
The best salvo In tbo world for
cuts, bruises, Rores, ulcers, salt rlieum,
fever, sores, tetter, chapped bands,
chilblains, corns, and all skin erup
tions, and positively cures piles, or no
:imv reouircd. If is euarantoed to
give perfect eatislacfion or money ro-
fuuded. Price. 25 cents per box
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