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Absolutety fure Grapes give the chief ingredient, Mf the active principle, ggSgS J UUC..I Rr- . -3M iVr- -I is. 1 it lbsolu1ely "Pure Insures wholesome and deli- cious food for every day ifh in every home SJ-fc. No Phosnhatea jtfm ito Alum jCocai 7fews ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST Mrs. Ed. Geddea was a Flagstaff j visitor Saturday. j February 24th is Ash Wednes-; day, the beginning of Lent. Lawyer X. N. Steeves was a pro fessional visitor at the county seat Monday. C. J. Babbitt, of Flagstaff, was a business visitor in the city on Wednesday. C. E. Boyce returned Friday even ing from hia business trip to the Salt river valley. Wm. Morgan returned Monday mother in Phoenix. Attorney J. E. Jones of Flag staff, was a professional visitor in the city Thursday. People should not forget that the postoffice will observe Sunday hours on Wednesday, Feb. 22. Father Connolly of Winslow, at tended the exercises at the reading room last Friday evening. Conductor Rob Roy i9 reported as much improved, and will soon be able to resume his duties. Michael McBride. the Seligman business man, was circulating with old friends in town yesterday. Martin Buggeln and R. J. Kinter on Monday shipped a carload of fat cattle to the California market. J. S. Amundsen, of the Babbiti Poison Co., was a business visitor at Flagstaff the first of the week. L. O. Olson left on Wednesday for Maddock, N. Dak., and may de cide to remain there permanently Albert Wilson left for Flagstaff Saturday evening, where he wil: visit with friends for about a month. R. S. Teeple was a business vis itor in the city Sunday from Hol brook, returning the same evening B. A. Cameron, county assessor, arrived in the cit Thursday, and is making social calls upon all out property owners. Attorney Geo. W. Glowner was a business visitor at Seligman on Wednesday, returning Thursday evening. Hon. E. S. Clark, of Prescott, at torney general of Arizona, was at tending to legal matters in the city yesterday. Mrs. E. N. Victor, of Williams, Ariz., is spending a few days at the Westminster hotel. Los Angeles Examiner, Feb. 16. The Roosevelt bird visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Smith last Saturday right and left them a fine 13-pound boy. Wm. F. Dermont, president of the S. & M. L Co , returned Monday from his business trip to San Fran cisco and other coast points. Rev. David Roberts left for the Orange Blossom mine, below the Needles, Tuesday, on a business trip. He returned yesterday. "Dick" Connors returned Tues day from his business trip to Ada mana, and at once resumed his duties at Babbitt-Poison Co.'s. Do you know that A. D. S. Cough Remedy has cured more coughs and colds than any other remedy made. G. C. Drug Co. J. S. Button, while at .work on a step-ladder in the riew-Laub build ing, slipped and sprained his right wrist. It was a narrow escape from a serious injury. J. Abramson, of Newton, Kan., while on his was to Los Angeles, stopped over a few days the first of the week to visit with his cousin, A. F. Poison, and his wife. Guy C. Riggs, the efficient and proficient baggage smasher at the Lcal depot, was confined to his , room for several days the past week with a bad case of the grip. Hunting seems to be fairly good in the lakes adjacent to Williams, judging by the number of people to be seen on the street toting from t.vo to a half dozen ducks. Jessie Hall, a young colored woman who, until a few weeks ago. was a resident of Williams, com mitted suicide at Ash Fork last Sunday, taking carbolic acid as a means of ending her existence. ARLOR BARBER SHOP Neat, Clean, Up-to-Date First Class Pool Room in Connection We Cater to First Class Trade OtilyjS? FIVE POST CARDS FOR FIVE CENTS Finest Line of Cig'ars, Pipes, Fochet Knives, Razors, Razor Strops, and SmoKers Arti cles in the City of "Williams PARLOR BARBER SHOP The Place You Are Treated Right Mrs. C. M. Wolf and two 3'oung est children left for Kansas last Sunday evening, to remain for the winter. Mr. Wolf has been there for some time past for the benefit of his health. Mrs. William Herron left on Monday last for Council Bluffs, Iowi. being summoned there by the illness of her father, whose con dition, at last accounts, was re ported serious. If business continues as it has been for the past week Constable "Bob" Postle will soon be in the Standard Oil class. He has been on the jump every day, and every jump brought in more revenue. For Sale The Joe Johnston res idence property, furnished ; a,lso the business property, at a burgain. See McD. Robinson, at the bank. County Treasurer J. R Treat has notified J. E Jones, count' school superintendent, that there is $14, 576.43 in the treasury belonging to the general school fund subject to the apportionment to the various school districts. Charlie Burgett, the S. F., P. & P. brakeman who was killed at Jerome Junction a short time ago, was well know in. Williams and the other towns on the main line of the Santa Fe, having run through here for a number of years. F. P. Lattimer, who had both legs cut off below the knee by fall ing under a moving train, near Louise, four miles east of Kingman, Friday night of last week, died at the hospital in Los Angeles last Tuesday. Kingman Miner. August Lindstrom returned from San Francisco last Saturday even ing, where he'had been on company business. Mr. Lindstrom said it had rained almost constantly for eighteen days in that city, making it almost impossible to go about. At the next meeting of the town council the matter of the appoint ment of an alderman to fill the vacancy caused by the death of J. i Justice Court Matters Mae Utter and Fannie Pcrrter, two denizens of the bad lands, en deavored to convince Judge Rouns vi lie Monday that they were sup ported, and not following their vocation. Mae clakaed that her husband, who looked every inch a workingman and proved to' be, sup ported her. She test i tied that she prepared his meals every day and served them on time. Marshal Patterson, however, introduced tes timony to the effect that she plied her business whenever possible and that she occ Tabor's, located a little distance from the regular path, and was using this, along with her alleged I HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM CHICAGO AND New York the swellest selection of beautiful Spring Patterns you have ever feasted your eyes upon a full One Thousand of weaves and colorings representing the greatest $ cloth looms in the world. g It will pay you well to come in and look at these cloth sam- pies, even if you decide not to -t a suit riht away. $ It will tell you more about the styles and colorings that swag ed ger dressers will' wear this season than you could learn in any & other way. ., m ihe One Thousand Clot 1 1 Samples you see represent the one :upieda house of Mrs. jjne 0f sani.:,ies that STANDS FOR ALL PUKE WOOL-ALL PURE WOOL, AND NOTHING ELSE. rmrffPSnwav'-OM I will pay a. dollar a thread for any cot- to cheat the'g The!-' o 'riaHl S. SABUT, TA.LQR AND DESIGNER 1 husband, as a blind city out of its regular income same evidence i and each was fi ter appealed. Mae dug up. R. D Stuart, porter for various saloons, was in Judge Roijnseville's court Wednesday afternoon to an swer to the charge of assault and battery. As all the witnesses spoke highly of Stuart, Judge Rounseville imposed the small fine of $15 for his offense. Stuart on Feb 9 gave Mae Nelson a terrific beating and as a consequence she attempted to commit suicide the next day and is still in"a critical condition. Day Ricljetts was before Judge Rounseville last Saturday on a mis demeanor charge and was fined $25, which he paid. He was charged with landing a solar plexus on the tear founts of the queen of the row. bzzzs&E& ton you will find in my Spring Samples The La Crosse (Kan.) LaCrosse has the following account of the marriage of a young couple who are now making their home in Will iams: Roy Wolfe and Miss Mabel Redman were married at the home of the bride's grandparents Feb. 1, in this city, Elder O. H Truman officiating. The groom lives at Williams, Ariz., and is extensively engaged in the cattle business there. The bride is a La Crosse girl born and bred, and lived with her grandparents here. She is a graduate of our high school and B. Jones will be taken up. There has been very successful as a teach- nre several other important mat ters to come before the council at its next meeting. "Why Girls Leave Home" was presented at the Williams opera house last Saturday night to a fair- sized audience While the pla-y.J itself is rather weak, the company is a good one, and the actors ac quitted themselves in a manner that elicited universal praise. While in the city on Thursday Assessor B. A. Cameron appointed Thos. F. Maddock as deputy as sessor. Mr. Cameron could not have made a better appointment, for "Tommy" is thoroughly compe tent in every way to fill the posi tion, and is deservedly popular. F. O. Poison, of the Babbitt-Pol-son Co., returned Wednesday even ing from Phoenix, where he had been as a representative of the busi ness men of Williams in the forma tion of a territorial commercial as sociation. A synopsis of the pro ceedings will be found in another column. Ross Barnard, bill clerk at the local depot, and Joe B. Canfield, manager of the local Harvey curio store, left for Phoenix and Tucson on Monday, to be gone about ten days. During their absence Guy C. Riggs it taking Mr. Barnard's place, while Smyth Stark has charge of the curio business. Wednesday evening the Santa Fe sent Prince Yoder to Grants as tel egraph operator. This speaks well for Prince, as he mastered the art of telegraphy in about a year, and he has learned something that he can never forget; and it is a neces sity to know it, as it is a boost in all branches of railroading. Rav Huey, line repairer for the Postal Telegraph company, while working at Ash Fork on Friday of last week, fell from a pole, a dis tance of 25 feet, receiving an injury to his right hip. In addition to this he is confined to bis bed with a case of pleurisy. This is the second time a similar misfortune has befallen Huey. Six years ago in Wash ington, while working with a con struction gang, his spurs slipped and he fell from the top of a 25 foot pole, injuring the same hip. er in the schools of the county. She has been very popular with a large circle of friends and has been for years the organist of the Chris tian church. The newly-married couple have the best wishes of all their friends. OPPOSITE THE C3RAPsL CANYON HOTEL w GO Needles suffered a bad fire Tues day morning, in which two China men were burned to death and a property loss of about $20,000 was sustained. The buildings destroyed included the Needles hotel, Postal Telegraph Co , Barney's pawn shop, Japanese pool room and a Chinese laundry. The fire is said to have originated in a Chinese opium den. The loss is partially covered by insurance. Dora Day, one of the colored girls down the line, is something of a bunko artist herself, but she got a taste of some of the medicine she has been administering to others, Sunday night. A tall, cadaverous looking individual, slightly lame, asked Dora to change a $20 bill. When she produced the change the man grabbed $15 of it and skidooed. He wasn't captured. Notwithstanding the attempts of enemies to connect Dr. E. B. Per rin with fraudulent land deals, he has completely proved his inno cence of the charges made, as his friends in Williams expected, and the doctor now has his persecutors on the run. and promises to land Charles P. Snell in the penitentiary for perjury. The weather for the past week in Williams has been spring-like. Eyes and Nervous Troubles Dr. R. Glaze, the Chicago neu rologist, of Douglas, Ariz., will be in Williams, February 20-22, for two days only. If you have ner vous trouble, caused by the eyes, have them corrected by him. All the latest style eye glasses, mountings and frames of all kinds. Reasonable prices. Will visit Will iams three times a year hereafter. Examination free. f The Seed House of the Southwest I SEND FOR I50-PAQE CAT A LOO AGDELER & MUSSER SEED CO. 1I3-H5 N. riain Street, LOS ANOUES, - CAUIP. SUT1MONS In the Justice Court, Williams Precinct, County of Coconino, Teritory of Arizona. M. Rcncke, 1 Plaintiff, I vs. ) Summons. JohnO'Keefe, Defendant. J Action brought in the Justice Court of Will, iams Precinct, in unci for the County of Coco nino, in the Territory of Arizona. In the name f The Territory of Arizona to John O'Keefe, defendant, greeting: You are hereby summoned and required t appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Justice Court of Williams Precinct, in and for the County of Coconino, in the Territory of Arizona, and answer to the complaint filed in said Justice Court, at Williams Precinct, in said County, within five days, exclusive of the day of service, after the'service upon you of this summons, if served within this Precinct ; but if served without this Precinct, but within the County, ten days; if served out of the County, fifteen days; in all other cases, twenty days, or judgment by default will be takeu against you. Given under my hand at Williams this i8th day of February, 1J09. M. J. ROUNSEVILLE, Jupticeof the Peace of said Precinct. First Jbblication Feb. 20. 1904t. 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