The Arizona sentinel. [volume], February 18, 1909, Image 3

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VUALV. ARIZONA
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
THURSDAY, FEB. 18, HUM).
1 ttwrencp Williaing, school trustee of
?i;Ttftn dntrict, was In tuvvn yt-ster-Ca
ri business.
ld Hihhort ia the l test.. At.
A !-undyr & Co., tin Up-To-D:it.e
;ii-;s Jennie Darliusr. vrho Ims been
visiting with her brother, M. S. Jnf
iiu, during, the whiter, left Tue-Vtlay
fjr l,is Anglos.
The Yiuim Co.'s tixtruViry finger
ato is mi s.-ile. wbi'r'vT drinks are
Kuhl- Try it.
JJfi ihuidoHo. .Fr.. with his wife smil
inotlttu- writ tt the valley Tuesday for
h dny m- two of :mmtry life "down on
OiH frtTni.""
Swi-thiris' to drink, pure and whoJe.-So-
-Aiii:Wir.i W:ii..-r and (rin'.r
sit- -at -AN-xand.-r .V. Co. s tin- npto-J
flutfi fra'tH'ftn.
John XL rfpee lt:i- 'Ir. a contract, to!
finish his new hriei; residence at the
south fiid of Kirsl av-nue, in Speeso's
a.idjtlt.n. When complied this re.M
d'int will bo one of the handsom-st
und the ben on the avenue.
Kafuie Wagons and I Juries e.-m't
be bt-au i" either quality or price.
Alexander A. Co., sole agents.
Tin; lirs'Oop wheel is in operation
auiti and furinshiii! water iu abuud
atn'f for a lariie pornou o! the valley
land-, under cultivation.
The Vuiiia fee. ( "o.'s soda water is the
be.-t. Only pure, distilled wateris
used in its "manufacture, therefore it is
a'.o Mie most healthful. Drink no
othw.
Dr. V. T. HefiVnmti, one of the ofti
e tv of the California Development
Company, spent a few days in Yuma
this week shaUin; hands vith old-time
friends and acquaintances. Dr. Ueifer
nan tormerly lived hero and has many
warm friends who were pleased to
jjreet hinif
Drop in and sea your friends
&. the Old Phmt&Lion; you'll be
sure to lind 5em there.
The O. c. .1 crimson Inrness shop
moved in the new building created for
the purpose by J. W. Dorringlon on
.Seeotid street nest to the Sentinel
olih'e. The room vacated by the bar-'
tie' "hop v:is occupied the sanie day
by MyerA1 cigar factory.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Services at A.O. U- W. hall as fo
lows;
Sunday school at 0:-15 a. in.
Morning Prayer at 10:45.
Sermon by tb rector. Subject:
'Washington."
Ad ure cordially invited. Strangers
and irdtors always welcomed.
OKO. SliLIJY, Rector.
f-'or That Terrible Itching.
Ker.cma, tetter and salt-rheum keep
their victims in perpetual torment. The
application of Chamberlaju's Salvo will
instantly allay this itching, and many
cases have been cured by its use.
l'"or t;alc at the Ketchcrsldc drug
More. '
Nei episcopal Church.
The contract for the construction of
an K.pjacopal church building Wats
awarded lat Saturday to the Uarrigau
Construction Company, Tho edifice
will b on a lot on tho mesa secured by
the F.pthcopalians'for a church site a
j car gt.
Revolts at Coid Steei.
'Your ouly hope," said threedoctors
to Mrs. M. K. Fisher of Detroit, Mich.,
suffering from severe rectal trouble,
lies in an operation." "Then 1 used
Dr. King's New Life Fills," she writes,
"till wholly cured." They prevent ap
pendicitis, cure coustipatiou, headache
1!.V at alt druggists.
Bulldlits a New Office
o. l'. Townseud, who rented his old
office to the CjininTeial lub, is build
iitj: a new one of cement blocks ad
joining the new Sta pool ball on the
wt.
Washington Once Gave Up
to three doctors, was kept in bed for
lite weeks. Hlood poison froth a spi
der's bite caused larire. deejr sores to
eo'.er his leg. The doctors failed then
"lnicklcn's Arnica Salve completely
cured me," writes John Washington of
Jios-ufvi3lc Tex.. ,fcr ec.em:t, boils,
burns and piles il'n supreme. 25c at
all drtrggiMs.
Pratt-Todd.
.lame i'. ran. ami irma loon, noiu
or California, were united in marriage j
Tuesday. February 10, by Hev. V. I,.
"Williamson.
Reason Enthroned.
Ileeanse meats arc wi tasty tl'icj" are
con-nmed in crrat excess. This leads
to ftomach troubles, biliousness aud
constipation. Kvfso your diet, let
reason aud not a pampered appetite
control, then take a few doses of Cham
berlaiu's Stomach and Liver Tablets
aud you will sootr be well ag'tin. Try
it. For sale at tho Ketchcrside drug
store. Samples free.
Making Lower Valley Secure From
Hoods.
The work of closing the gap in the j Tenth and Orange avenue, for W. D.
lower valley le.reo will be' completed j ilolladay and K. M. Simons, wealthy
hy the tii-ht of March, w-hen the valley J men from Santa Ana, t.'al. These gen
will be entirely secure from future j tlemen have rurchased considerable
'high rivers.' Hiohard P. M arable is 'tract at the junction mentioned and
in charge of the work. will engage in the lumber and agrioul-
1 J tural implement business. The dimen-
It pays to advertise in tho aiousof their buildiuj v?in be 103x90
15wtiuc-l. final.
Grand Colonial Ball.
The A:tar society of the Catholic
church will give a grand ball on Wash
ington's birthday, February 22nd Kun
c. Colonial costumes will be in vogue
at this ball, in imitation of the garb of
the Colonial days. The militia will be
on hand in dress uniform to participate
in the grand march at 8:30. Afterward
the lovely Martha Washington dames
and Colonial belles will make dancing
a fascinating amusement until tho wee
sma' hours break.
Mrs. .1. If. Shanssey and Miss Agnes
Bal-z will have tho affair in eharge,
which insures its social success. Miss
Mary Nugpnt. and Mrs. lurkpn trick
will preside at the punchbowl, while
Mrs. Joseph Co'Urey will be assisted
by pretty girls iu dispensing ices.coffee
and sandwiches. Mis- lecelia Harney
will have charge of the candy and
flower booth. An admission of f0 cents
will be charged, the funds to be nsed
for the benelii- of the church.
The ollieers of the Altar society are:
Mrs, J. II.. Shanssey. president: Miss
Agnes Bals-, vice-president: Miss Jen
nie Pol ham us secretary, and MissCe-
Icelia Uarnev, treasurer.
1 V
A Common Cold.
J We claim that if catching cold could
be avoided some of the most dangerous
iand fatal diseases would never be heard
oi. A cold often forms a culture bed
! for germs of infectious diseases. Con
sumption, pneumonia, diphtheria and
scarlet fever, four of the most danger
ous and fatal diseases, are of this class.
Tho culture bed formed by the cold
favors the development of the germs
of thesajliseases, that would not other
wise lind lodgment. There, is little
danger, however, of any of these dis
eases being contracted when a good
expectorant coUgh medicine like Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is used. It
cleans out these culture beds that favor
the development, of the govms of these
diseases. ThaT is why this remedy has
proved so universally succc.-sful in pre
venting pneumonia. It not only cures
your cold quiclily, but minimizes the
risk of contracting these dangerous dis
eases. For sale at the Ketehorsidc
drugstore.
Yuma Schools Highly Complimented
In his biennial report Territorial Su
perintendent Long pays a high compli
ment to the Yuma public schools, which
he places in the same cla&s as those of
Frescott. Tucson aud Bisbee, which
means that ours is one of the leading
schools of the territorv.
Soldier Balks Death Plot.
It seemed to J. A. Stone, a cifihwar
veteran of Kent, Texas, that a plot ex
isted between a desperate lung trouble
and the grave to cause his death. "1
contracted a stubborn cold' he writes,
"that developed a cough th it stuck to
me, in spite of all remedies', for years
My weight ran down f 130 pounds.
Then I began to use Dr. Kiug's New
Discovery, which restored- my health
completely. 1 now weigh ll6 pounds."
For sedere colds, obstinate coughs
hemorrhages, asthma, and to "preveut
pneumonia, it's uurivaled.r0; and $1.00
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all
druggists. ,
lining Claims Sold.
Word cornea from Kofa thai C. Y.
Mall has just bought tho Da Masa group
of claims from Payne and 'Garcia for
S1000; also the Molly McCarthy from
L. D. 'Model. Me. Hall now contndt)
oyer 700 acres of mineral land iu the
heart of that rich tumoral district aud
is doing a lot of development wt;rk ou
his numerous rich claims. '
$100 Reward
The readers of this paper bo
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, arid
that is catarrh. Mali's Catarrh Cure i
the only positive euro now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires con
stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is tatren internally, acting direct
ly upou the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease and giving the
patient strength by building up tho
constitution and assisting nature in do
iug its wtrk. The proprietors have so
much faith in it3 curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars fovauy
case tlmt it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials.
Address F. J. Cheney it Co., Toledo, O.-
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Hail's Family Pills for consti
pation. Passed Forged Check.
I toy Anderson had a preliminary cx-
arnination before Judue Jones Monday
afternoon on the. charge of passing a
bogus or forged check for iS.lli on the
! Old Plantation saloon on Thursduv
evening last. The evidence appeared
quite cncluhive and A nderson was
U(jki U thu ;.,rv linfW
$300 bond.
Public Auction of Valuable Property
Tun property known a the l)e Berry
place, in Lynch's addition, and belong
ing to the Laney estate, will be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash, on Saturday, the 27th of Feb
ruary, 1009. The property consists of
eight acres, highly improved, with
two-storv frame house, c'c.
I New Building on Orange Avenue.
j Charley Olcesler, the cement con
i tractor, has a contract to construct a
i cement block building on the corner of
Monthly SchooS Report.
Report of Supervising Principal of
tho Yuma city schools for the month
ending February 12, 1SGS:
Days taught . tt. IS
Days attendance.......:1. 7151
Days absence
Tardinesses
Boys enrolled
Girls? enrolled
Total enrollment for mouth
Average number belonging...
Average daily attendance ,.
Percentage of attendance
New pupil? entered ,
r i . i
:8o
183
'7S
240
4(i8
4 IS
3U7
!)5
20
i erm enroueni. nays
Term enrollment, girls 28-7
Total term enrollment S,
Neither absent nor tardy 18.7
Pupils on roll of honor r . . . 187
N tim her of v ist torft . 81
Visits by trntees ....- 12
Visits by Co. Superintendent 12
Teachers' meetings held ...rr.. 2
Hooks drawn from library 23-1
The banner for attendance was
awarded to the sixth gride, taughtby
Miss White, and. 'to the high school,
Miss Nelgnerj assistant principal.
The banner fur punctuality was won
by the rooms taught by Misses Green
leaf, White aud Hodgm, while Miss
Price's room deserves honorable men
tion. Special attention was given in the
several grades throughout the month
in arithmetic and reading. It is not
enough to have the correct principle
in arithmetic, but exactness should go
baud in hand with the right principle.
The good results were very noticeable
in the written examinations s.t the
close of the month as well as in the
class work, as a result of this united
effort for better work in mathematics
aud in reading. Parents should eng
courage their children' in doing home
work in both thewe subjects.
Arboriculture day was observed in a
practical way by the school on the 5th
of tho month. The several teachers
instructed the pupils of their respective
rooms in tree planting and tree culture
and the importance, of having trees and
flowers about tbe homo. Tho teachers
Ind pupils all took part iu planting
trees in the school parks, after which
the children repaired to their homes
and continued p'lantiug trees and flow
ers. As a restiiu of this, several h uu
d red trjees were planted in tbis" school'
district on .Arbor day and rhatty Uower
gardens started.
This monih has again iieen the ban
ner mouth in attendance in-the history
of the school.-.
Visitors are always welcome.
Respectfully submitted.
A. II. MrCLUKK, Suptf
The Secret of Long Life.
A French scientist has discovered
one secret of long life. His method
deals with Iho blood. Bin, long ago
millions of Aijierieans had proved Klee
tric Hitters prolongs life and makes it
worth living. It purifies-enriches and
vitalizes the- blood. - rebuilds wasted
nerve ce'.te, imparts life .and toue to
the entire dfy'u'tu. It's a godsetid to
weak, sick and debilitated people
"Hitlney troiiblc had -blighted my life
for anoothVi" writes Mrs. W. M. Sher
nuau of Cusbitig, Me.-,- "but Klectric
Hitters curt-il inc ' entirely." Only 5ifc
at all druggists.
An Intelligent Jury."
JS'ashville, Tenn., Feb 33. The jury
in the Cooper murder trial was accept
ed by the' prosecution today and !i?I-r
journment was taken till Tuesday to
enable witnesses to gather. A total of
olO person! wero examined in the
twenty-live days of jury selection. Four
of those linally accepted e.an neither
read nor write, aud two other- .spea&
English Indifferently. Kvery man of
the twelve swore he had not read a
newspaper since or before the killing;
somo had act road one in ten years
ero
TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund ?be money if it
ails to crtrc. E.- V. Grove's signature
on ach bo'.? 2;7c
Cantaloupe iixperts Here.
UaVid Be Wilt tuiwaeuce. a foriaor
newspaper man, and a good one, arriv
ed in Yuma from E Centro Suuday
night in company with Mr. L. C. Sci
bert. a" cantaloupe expert from Pitts
burg, Porrna. Mr. Lawrence, who did
newspaper work in Yuma some live
years ago, and later was oditor of the
Imperial Standard, is out of tho har
ness now, having taken tho field in the
interest of aD eastern commission firm
whoso specialty is cantaloupes. L'or
tho past two years he has been secre
tary of the cantaloupe association in
Imperial valley and what he doesrrft
know about cantaloupes would make a
mighty small book, and hardly worth
learning. Mr. Lawrence aud Mr. Soi
bcrt are to investigate cantaloupe crop
prospects, probable acreage, etc., in
Yuma valloy the coming season.
Kntcrprise Changes Hands.
Tho Yuma P3nterpri.se, which' has
been known as the organ of tho social
ists of Yuma county for .several years-,
with Prod I.. Inraham as its able' ed
itor, has been sold to P. T Kobcrtsou,-e.v-district
attorney, and O. A.Seay,
recently city editor of the Sun. It is
understood that Messrs) Seay and Rob
ertson will conduct tho Enterprise as
an independent paper.
Knighta of Pythias to Celebralev
The forty-fifth anniversary of tho
founding of the order of Knights of
Pythias will be Celebrated by tire lodge
in Yuma at A. O. TJ. W. hall on Friday
evening, Febauary 19. The programme
will consist of music, recitations, lec
tures and a banquet.
DATEST MINING LOCA
TION BLANKS AT THE
! SENTINEL OFFICE.
i THE SEEP mmt ef
&
Virils sr car pe-:Iai Circular on Watermelons. Casabsi ami Peanuti. V,'t have
: Spccfc! Stlfcctcd Seed cf tits f ollovlr-a varieties of WateraelMi ;
i Watermelons
2t ANGEiENO: Large, Prolific and ono of the Best for shipping
g KleckIiEY Sweet I The favorites in San Francisco aud"
I f ATTfil'SiVATiK I 'Mnrf.lifJi'i-i T tlrtt
Florida Favokitej the liarliest flood Shipper.
t'niLlAK; the favorite irt Southei u California and Arizona.
SI
jjS MCI VERS SUGAR )
23 AliAUAMA SWEET - The favorites in the South.
t?-5 Santiago " )
1 CANTALOUPES
I'Idun' Gbm Watkk Solid Net Vax Husjciuks N'etted'IJooic
g2 The bent strains of the popular l.ocky Ford
UuKHETjiyS Gem Hoodoo Fokdhook
Yellijiw Flesh, Good Shippers
a. A M Triumph A. A- M, Pineapple A. & M. MOdei
. -" The favorites on the Los Angeles Market.
i A66ELER 4 MOSSER SEED C04l (13-115 1 Main St,', Los Angeles, Cal.
Lincoln's Birtllday
In all sections of the Ifnited States
last Friday tribute was paid in some
form to the greatest of all Americans,
Abraham Lincoln. Had the great
Lincoln survived he would on that day
have been 100 years oiri, so that was a
ccntennary as well as an anniversary
of his birth
In Yuma government and county
oflices were closed, businps generally
suspended and in. the evening a mu
sical and literary entertainment was
given at the new school building iu
honor of the day. The attendance was
lessened very materially by a storm of
wind aud rain which came up suddenly
about dark, and a portiou of the pro
gramme was cut on account of Ibb ab
sence of some of those taking pun
Tho opening number siih a- very
pretty drill by rfixteou yuubg girls; and
a pantomime eijually iiile eutitlcd "Tho
Star Spangled Banner. '
The classical part of the entertain
ment wits furnished by Mnj. Alice E.
Kirfec tho gifted artiste, in her read
ings, recitations and impersonations.
The besi of these were "Aunt Sophro
nia at the Op'ry" and "The Chariot
Race," from Wallace's "Den Mur.,"
"Lasca," a recitutinn by Louise P..
McCiure, was very yood.
Miss Lillian Waditt presided grace--fully
at the piano'
The entire entertainment was very
boiercsting aud appreciated by a re
spynlyo audience.
IMPERIAL SUPERVISORS rlERE.
Members of the Board of Supervis
ors and oilier -uromirient citiieiis of.
Imperial County. Gal., arrived n
Yuma luesday night, registering at
the Gandolfo Hotel. They are here
to look nto tho merits of the pro
posed inter-state bridge to be built
across the Colorado at this point. It
in said they are very favorable to the
proijpsjtioa, and will so report ou.
returning to their home couaty seat.
'In the party arc It. II. Clark add
wire, of El Centro; Supervisor' F. S.
Ferguson and wjfe, of Imperial; Su
pervisor George F. Wade and wife, of
Brawley;- Supervisor Porter' X. Fergu
son and wife, of Hcltville; Fred Ful
ler, county assessor. El Centro; Geo.
A. Carter, chairman of the Highway
Commission and cashier of the Val
ley SUite Dank', EI Centro; Wm. H.
Buck, under sheriff and wife, of El
Centro.
The party visited the dam yester
day,, and last night were tendered a
haaquet at the Southern Pacific Ho
tel. ,
WELCOMi
T. A. White, the transfer' man, was
made happy this week by a visit from
his venerable father. Mr. White, Sr.,
has hecu a resident oi Washington'
for several year's. lie likes Yuvna,
however and wjll remain with his
sou the remainder of the present sea
son. A. R. Zellcr has rented the iiew
Stag pool i-oom ou Second street. Its
o:io of the handsomest pool, rooms in
Yuma.
POPULAR CONTEST.
All Yuma men, women,- girls
and boys, including business
men' are taking' an active inter
est in the campaign being urade
iu the. Gazette contest for tho
exposition tr?p.- Every sub
scriber is working definitely lor
some one of tho contestants.-
The youifg ladies are all popular
and their friends are urgiug their
election with substantial back
ing. Under tbe management of Mrs.
L. G. Price (in Yuma) the Ga
zette is popular here and an easy
winner, it offers so- much for the
money. The associated press
news of the Gazette arrives
twelve hours in advance of other
papers, while the Yuma page
tills a daily want both as to-news
and advertising facilities-.
The idea of teaching every
girl to th-ump a piano aud etery
boy to bo a book-keeper will
make potaties worth 5 a barrel
in twenty years.
"When a young man sits m the
parlor talking nonsense to his
best girl, that's capital: butwhen
be has to stay in .evenings after
t!'v-s; :::r-iT;ed. t'.talS iubur
tbe Great SotitSiwss
i THANFL .
; is the greatest cd-
ucational force
! known to mau. It
teaches vs more
i than anything else
1 Travel ,s umeh
j asyon will, observe
i as closelj as you
i will, but you will
not find any
Groiify Volues
than yoii will find
right at AU'Aau
der's tore. The'
reason ih that the
products of the
world's best Junk
ers lrtid their way
to our counters.
Li Wi ALEXANDER
The up-to-date Grocer.
Report of the CorJclitibn of
First' National Bank of Yuma
Tbe
No. 759 1
At Ytitmi, in the Territory
at the close of business
oX--Arizona,
February
5th, 1901).
KESOUllCES.-
Loans and Discounts
Overdrafts, secured
and unsecured.. ..
U. S. Howls to se
e u re e i re u 1 at. ion .
Premiums- on U. S-.)
Bonds
Bonds, seourities.ete
Banking house, fur
niture'and fixtures
Due from Nut'l Hanks
Jiot reserve agents
Due from State
Banks and Bank
ers ....-.
Dae lrom approved
"reserve agents....
Checks and other
ash ite'm-; .-.. ,
Eschiingos for clear
ing house
Notes of other Na
tional Banks.......
Fractional napfr cur
rency, nickels and
cents
lawful Money lie
serve in JJunk, viz
Sj)ei'io .. . . . r:'5
I-egsil tender
nnt.es....... lO'.oCOf
Redemption fund yith U.- '
S. Treasurer (f per
cent of circulation).-.
Total ......-...
LIABILITIES.
CapVtal slock paid in
Surpl us fund
Undivided Profits."
less expenses and
taxes pnid.-.-..
National Bank notes'
outstanding ..
Due f.o other Nation
al MunUs f
Individual Deposits '
subject to check..
Demand Certiucaies-'
of Deposit
Letter of (Jredit
I2,ric? oo
4;71 21
27,084 02
' 4,125 M
3,230 40
i oil 2i
. 7f"),,'70 79
, - 1.04.1 f0
Cr3,i m
t;,9Si ,w
:34.03S 00
62-7 f0
3i.'l2(r.U.7S .ft
lOiOOO 00
2,ti48 20
12,.7i0 (K)
07 21
24&, 1ST 7
2,21!) 00
87 17
Total ..- A
Territory of Arizona, f
County of Yuma, y
AL O. Caruthers, President of the
above-named bank,- do solemnly swear
that the above' statement is true, to
the best of mv knowledge and belief,-
E. GCA'fcUTHERS.
' , Tresident.
Correct Attest.'
John (Jatidolfo, V
.1. V Dorrington, J-Directors.
I.- D.Caruthers, )
Notice for Proposals
For Bridge and Culvert. Material
for Koad District No. 10, F. G. B.
Wendeii, A. T.
Notice is hereby giveu that sealed
bids will be received at this ollico uutil
February 17th, A. D. 10091, at 10 a. in.,
for furnishing Uoad District No. 10
with the. following bridge and culvert
material, I1'. O. B. Yenden
ft pieces 10x1010 Common Pine
2 20x1010
2 4x (i 1G- ""
4
0
12
20
12
2G0
304
05
4x 012
Sx 021
2x 410
. ;xl2 16-
3x1421
O" V Seleot.
2x12 14 Common Pino
2x12 4
2xJ2 2 " "
2x1
2x12 8
The successful bidder will ho requir
ed to deposit with the county acertifiod
check for $50 for the faithful perform
;mce of the contract.
The Board reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
All bids must bo addressed to the
Clerk of the Hoard of Supervisors.
Yuma, Arizona and marked " 'ounty
Broposals" and have a copy of this ad
vertisement attached thereto.
By direction of the Board of Super-
J, M. POTAJAMU8,
Clori;
.'0;.,:.'.
iu the New
Night p'hone. Pknuohf 9G
Night Ph.onE RestoeNce, 10
Day Phone, ghnsom & Bowles'
Undertaker
OPEN
PARLORS .'
CFt. T.HWb AflCr MXlN Sfs":
R. J. MARSHALL, PropV
HAS CHANGED
The S,
I; Yuma, Arizona
Thoroughly Reiiovated and Refittect
"Iqa.il, Cool, Cottifortuble. Finest Cuisine und Table Service.
Solicits Patronage ot Yuma Residents. Caters to Commercial trade
Free Sample Rooms.
BATHS k E. CURTIS Alanagef
Norton 9
. From Hohawk to Norton'sv Half Way Well,
Kola, North Star, and return,
aify from MohaWlc to Kortdn's; three times a week from
Norton's-to the mines Mondays, "Wednesdays and Fridays.
I-'Or Special Trips.- vrirc or write to
GEOROE V. NORTON,. Mohawk, Ariz.
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BLACKSMITH
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Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
Shop cor.- Second St. and Maiden Lane
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F. Hi CURTIS; Manager
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3 Cold Air Stcrace
David "Baf&z, Proprietor.
BEEF, riUTFON, PORK, J
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VEAL AND SAU3AQE.
Alfalfa-Fcd Cattle from the Salt
River Valley. received by
Rail Here. Jfc
Yuma, Arizona.
COLORADO GROWN TREES
Because your ordor gets our persoaal aa
tfon. whether eversreens or forest, ornnmenta!
or ir'Jit tree; vbother small fruit, shrub or'
rose bush, we cuaraawc it lo be grown iu Col
orado; healthful' -well-rooted, true to aaint.
We Kive premiums 10 club makers. We ptv
frniKht ou flfr orders. Ageutj wauWJ. Sed
for frac catiilos today. tt
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Box SCO, Lafayette. Colo,
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