The argus., May 05, 1900, Image 2

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IIOiiHlOOK, AlíIZOXA.
Jij II. -1. J'case.
L ni ero J at t lio postoíOoe ai Hotbrool;, Ariz.,
a-- seciMitl-ctiíss mail mutter.
OI.'JH'KJI.A.lj DiJÍKCTOÜY.
CONtiitrcsaioNAr..
-Congressiri.-iii J .F WHmiii.
PreBCOtt
Pivntt
EXECUTIVE JIEPARTJIKST.
imvernor .. . ...nrim.v ....
SfiTPliuy C. H. A Juts
Ail. lit r ir. V. Vifkc-r-i.
TiCiiMiitr T. W. Prmlieitcn.
Att.v-(iii C. F. Ainsw.ii th
. Supt. 1'uli. Inst K. Iv. Lonsr
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Asi-ociute J ustic-t. . .-. U- L. S!oni. . . . . Prcs.-ott
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NAVAJO COIMV.
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PltOPESSItJSAL CARDS.
G. S. REED, M. .D.
KCLFWTIC PHVSICIAX,
(Offioo Boj lo Kcsi.iencc.)
1IOLBROOK, ABIZOXA.
J. S. WOOLFORD, M. D.
ni VSÍICIV7ST & ssu 1ÍGKON
SXOWELAKE ATIIIONA.
,
B. F. JACKSÜ.Y,
(r-rol)ate Jiulgc, Navajo Coiuiiy.)
All business promptly attoncipcl.to.
HOLKKOCK, - A1UZOSA.
W. H. BURBAGE.
A'l-l'OIiXKY-A'J-I.AW.
. W1NSI.OVV Altl.ONA.
R. E. MORRIiOM.
AT'rO KT EY-AT-I . .-V W,
(Unite. States Ulsti-ict Attorney.)
Prese, itt. Arizona.
A. F. XcALLISTEI?,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
and Convey a nci n j.
HOLBKOOK. - - AEIZOXA.
a C'HAf.CEDOXY LODiiE XO. C. F. A
. 1.. Ilolhrook, Arizoiu-.. Uoiilar
"x A? st'"to't coiniiHiiiicatioiis at 7 p
& '" '-i I'onrtii Satniiiny of e:.c-l.
month. Visiting brethren invite.!.
By order of !". M. ZUCK. W. il.
FUEU WETZI.EU. Secretary.
t'iiriicii si;kvic i:s.
On the seeoml Wednesday eveuiiifj of each
month and on the last Siimlav ol .-icl. iníi;tl.
there will lie services at School iionsu morii-
'utZ-lo'caiVAsndav'''" nt ' -'''''''o school
ivkv. ir, a. biMiiKirs, Pastor.
,
City BARBER Shop,
Louis Fxderwood, Trop
Jloniug and putting razors in shane
a specialty. All work guar- A116 not helping out in the reward
ranteed to be first-class. for tho cap! ure of the murderers of
:Shop in Greer & Woods' plac. ' L?5l,eur a"d C,nbons'
W. II . Shipmau, Beardslv, m7u7, KEAVY orn&t )VaC To,xas ih''
under oath, savs he suflWed frour2,'1''' T We.
dyspepsia for twenty five years. Doc- 't)aiBaSwl considerable property,
dors and dieting gave but litt le re- Several pe0plt, Were lrcwnu,, Tox"
lief. Finally he used -Kodol Dys- ' as ,s g,t,ln" lll,,re , han lt'r sUari3 cf
pepsia Curo and now eats what ho ! floods thia PPri""-
likes and as much as ho wants, and
ho feels like a new man. It diets' We are Srit'veJ to r Uie
what you eat. F. J. Wattron. death of Dr. John C. Berry, which
; occurred at his homo i n Al buquor-
"I had stomach trouble twenty ciue, May 1st, of abseos of the
years aud gave up hope of being
-cured till I began to uso Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure. It has done me so
.much good I call it the savior of my
life," writes W. R. Wilkinson, Al
bany, Teun. It digests what you i
.eat. F. J. Wattroi:.
Santa Fe Excursions.
The Santa Fe Pacific will sell ex
cursiou tickets to tho Grand En-
.campment of the I. O. O. F. of Ari-
zona, at Globe April Ki, 1QIR, for
.our nun uiie-:iiu ire uir mi; rou'.ui
trip. Tickets will be sold between
Anril lr nr1 lV.ti. infio. ,.t ,,,
limit, April 25th. 100Ó: Also, round- ' lent." This shows what t housands ' oí this Mr. Walter B. Bee!, editor oí week. They expect to move to Dun
trip tickets to tho Grand Command-! have proved.-that Electric. Bitters is thoElkin, (X. ClTim. s, savs. "Three ', tan for the summer.
7K,!iShThr'Me,''V,'?.at f'thebpst Wood purifier kuowu. Its I weeks ago I had an attack o. Chas. Savage has been homo the
Arícelos, April 21, 2.1 and 2b. and to . . , - . , , . . , . r, .,, , ,: . , , - , . r .,
t he meotiii"- of t ho State Leauo of : supreme remedy for eczema, tet-. measles which left me with a bad past week, on account of his family
Republicaif Clubs, at Los Angeles, j ter, saltrheum, ulcer, lioils and : cough. I took several doses of all being sick with the grip. On
April 27th, aud 2Si li, for one and running sores. Jt stimulates liver, : Chamberlain's Cough. Remedy and reaching homo ho was taken down
.one third fare. Dates of sale, April ki.lnevs aud bowels, expels poisons, : t ho cough has ent 'rely disappeared, wit h t he same disease and confined
;2Mh and 25th; ret uru limit April 30. ; , , ' (1!fe-isli(.u 'UU up tho ; I consider Chamberlain's medicines to his bod for several davs. but is
1-or further information inquire 1 , , , , , .. T, , ; , . ,
from H. L. Rholc a"ont Hcl- s,re;glh. Only LO cents. Sold by the best on the market.' lor sale now so he can return to his work
iroík, A. T. F. J. WaU.ron. Druggist. Guaranteed, by F. J. V.'attrop. again at Whiterive.r,
Ki:rLiíLí.VNT
Territorial C n n v i t i o 11
; At luo repulí! mar. territorial con-
volition held at. Phoenix Monday,
the following delegates wt-iv
L'tod
to help nomínate a republican can-
; did ate for president at rhildolphia
,o:t -Tiiiie iíllh:
Chas. IT. Akors, 'Maricopa; Cuas.
!H. Drake, Pimri; Frank Pys.irt.
iGinham; J. S. Ilubbeil, Apache:
' John W. Dorrington. Yuma; J. A.
Vail, Coconino.
.
Alternates O. D. M. Gnddis. M-
liava; W. II. Clark, Navajo; lí. A. T.
Penrose, Cochise; T. V. GrindeiJ.
Ataricopa; Gcorjio Cliristv. Mari
copa; Chas. F. Solomon. Graham.
There was never a better repre-
cent atioti at a no ideal convent ion
nolo m Arizona. -uoro man ic-
thmtsoEthe d-iegates eutUIeU lo
seats were present and every mem-
delegation was on
!ia:u- Apac.o fi.oi:P was prnici
represented by proxies. The
vep resent at ion was as ood lookiiifi
arf 11 was numerous. iiieie wen; in.'
j:,3s in-
Tlwi 70uii1imi- ivorf. vvi.l!
dressed, men of intelligence and ex-
porience, fully aware of the object
of the meeting. The convention
mado republicans proud that they
, i. ,,
were republicans.
1
Tho Daily Republican jrives th
delegates the above compliment and
,theu proceeds to roast them to
a nice juicy brown .for the reason
COunt a;,d i
0t tHr,U'a W"- S"1(,""
b 1,,r,ne.3. doW"'.aml W thm!lirlty
i.aci m;ii mmuihi li, ..nil
the majority- ruled as it geuerally
I does in such cases.
A resolution was passed endorsing
the admiiist rat ion of President Me-
Kinlev. It was merely an mersisdit
in not instructing the delegates, but
it goes without saying that the dele-
gation will be solid for McKinley. ''After sull'ering from severo dys
If Akers engineered t he aft'iir, as pepsia over twelve years and using
llie jiepuDlican gives turn credit lor,
...,..-1 l...t l. ...1
. . . " . . . .....
I imraijly, ami has ,jUacecl hiuiselt m
; the good graces of a very lirgo ma-'.
ijonty of tho republicans of the
i territory. If Mr. Akers has any
' fat jobs to give away ho has certain-
I ly neglected this part of tho terri-
! The delegates from the northern
;tier of counties are entitled to a
; great deal of credit for the ctncicr.t
work they did in the convention.
All of tho delegates to tho Phila
delphia convention aro staunch
republicans and representative mein-
hers of the party in their respective
counties. Yvliat more could you
! Ottawa, t he capítol cit y of Cana-
' da recently had a -very di-astrors (ire,
entailing a loss of over Sló.OOo.OO1.
Two hundred, lives were lost by an
explosion in the mine of the Pleas
jant Valley Coal Co, at Schoiiield.
y ft ah. May 1st.
The question of whether tin- Tvnn-
pas City convention is tobo stormy.
or only a lilt lo Dewey, is perplexing
some persons no little. Advance,
l cmud, ci.
The St. Jonn Herald gives Gov.
, Murphy a hot roast on account of
brain. Tho doctor was well known
i and universally respect. d through
out New Mexico and Arizona,
: r-rrTr
Glorious Xcws
Comes from Dr. D. B. Cargile, of
Washita, 1. T. lie writes: "Four
bottles of Eloetric Bitters has cured
Mrs. Brewer of scrofula, which has
i caused her great sutier'nig for years,
! Terrible sores would break out on
: hl?r Ltail .U1j rai.e au i tlie bcst oc.
tors could give no help: hut hercun
is completo aud her heal th is excel-
T- T...- .! 1 IT!. -l
fit Milwaukee, Wis., Juno .10 to 2o,
j)MO
.ri.ACBüVn.LE, Cal. has recently
dected new- city oiliccrs. This
placo lias hcon without ay city gov- ;
ornment sinoo 1K7:1. l he oílicers Lav-
ing resigned at t hat t mi.
It is reported that, the Indians at
the Kiowa and Commaiiohe agencies
K
a starvinir condi- ,
tion. This is not a it should lie.
i r 1 1,, f,. i... i-..f i...., i
.. ,,.,,.,,,.,,,,,,,, , (li init-i,,
t heir stoiiiii
hs should he well filled.
A jjir.iTARi school will h- establish -ed
in Colorailo. and will be coniluct-
d on the roii-ih rider plan, t hostil
i . .- . ,, ,
ueiii in ais enear.i piii Mii v;i lean a
an
u:,,oor th.o whole yoar round.
w vo ;l tent,.md Ids round
, , -,, iBr,,0 .,.,, na;r ;
h, W)HV a.jually x mtMn,)tr of a
M.ciHu;, ,);i,.tv or ,, sim:ar .,)ilv
of h rlil . u
in- i i; 'i n.ti . mal -.-.lining -on- i
'4r'Fü ni!! hold thir next n.ootin"- :
rule-lie will Hunt, he will study, ho .William Gardner an old t me resi
will drill, all under the supervision dimt is travel i us,' through the conn-
f competent f.nd well known ofli-
cers of the Fnited States ami v.
T. rox beiii tpiesl ionej as to his
name heiiij paraded as a candidate
fur the nomination o;j the Republi
can ticket for delegate to Comrress.
d. jj. jj.,rdan said it was unauthor-
z,. alul tl:;.t he t hoi- ht t hat t he
0Q-t.0 .tliOUi( SOHi- ,i' ,nfln Tf
would not for a moment entertain
the idea of being" a candidate unless
it came to him as an exposed wish
n . , nnnn ..I , ..,,,!
.. ...... .-inon. ',l
as a representativo at the head of
the Fenulilican ticket t his cominir
fall. He belonged to no clique and
......n,. ,.,,..,,.,. (, i,
regarded
il! politics. Tucson
Star
m.iuy remedies wnnoiit permanent
.T.-...1 T i;...oll.- I....1. .1 r..- :..
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-tsre. it ilnt me so much good !.
recommeiul it to (everyone." writes
-' VvatUin-, cleric and recorder,
Chillicot he, Mo. Jt digests what
you eat. F. .1. Wat t ron.
"the New Tent City at Coronado
Beach, California, is the finest in the
world. The Santa Fe makes special
rates, good until September iMHii
and holders of these tickets will bo
given tent ground S water free.
Furnished and i;ufurn;.-h; 1 te'iU
can l)i rented vl low rates, and all
the necessaries of livini
an bo pur-
t'hased on tho groi'inls at. fair prices.
All the tents, beds fc bedding, in
fact every thing is perfectly ,new .
'Coronado Beach is second to none
in the qualin- of bathing, borvting.
and fishing. Xo hot tor climat o ox
ist:; and Coronado Mineral Water is
the best. Coronado Beach is an
ideal summer resort, and is the
placo for you to spend your sumtner
Seo your Santa Fe Ry., agent, at
once. For all information, address.
F. S. Baccock, Mgr., Coronado. Cal.
l'pideinic i WhM)iiiig CoKgV
Last winter during an epidemic
of whooping cough my children con-
.traded the disease, having severo
illl'
spells.
We had used
v uumue, .am 3 tougn x,emeuy very
.I . ...1.1- it I 1.
Miccessiuiiy íor croup ami nau'.raiiy
turned to it at that time and found
ll
lieved the cough and effected a
.completo cure. John F. Clifford.
proprietor Norwood House, Nor
wood, X. Y. This remedy is for salo
by F. J. WatM'on, druggist.
Prohibition will never tloutish as
long as the price of a glass of lemon
ado will buy two beers.
J.I.Carson, Frot honot ary, Wash
ington. I a., says, 1 .have loniicl i.o
dol Dyspepsia Cure an excellent
remedy in caso of stomach troubl
a"d have derived great benefit from
lie uso. It digests what you eat
and can not fail locure. F.J. Wat
tron. "You are writing my .hill .oa vcrj
rough paper," said a clieiit to his
attorney.
"Never mind," said the lawyer,
"it has to ho filed before .it comes
into court."
A FoLtowEt: oe Measles. "In many
iustauccsa persistent cough follows
' an attack of measles. Iu speaking
Lkí!íDOsiU',U .NEWS
i
" mi im5'.
Jool Flake passed through here
Tuesday.
í(Sf. 0f ,,,- n,a;e constituency are
freight iiv
Priggie Dnlíin ih at work for Mr.
Sponsler, near Taylor,
Wilford Iialch has just retur.icd
from school at .Thatcher.
H. I). Gardner is hack from IIoI-'
, , , ,
nrofiK, xvnerc1 lie has ueen working
f,,r Mr. V."oos!er.
Frank Owens and sister hae
spent a ft'w day in Snowflake re
cently, vi.-'itin;;' friends.
Theodore Tuvlev has honirht ?.ir.
Dut-in out.
an
.ill probably be-
v"omo a Woodruil oil in soon,
T.. AÍ. S-. l,!,sm,..rtTUf,.U,
after another batch of school girk,
,ut dont be alarmed, v.e t hir.k t hese
titionn-kimi.
try in the interests of a northern
lumber and mining company.
To appreciate the bounty of our
lit tie -town one should .see it now.
We are glorifying in a wealih of
verdanco. everything and everybody
is green.
If you don't believe we are fresh
and green come and see us. We are ;
so verdant that the frogs croak when :
we go by, and cows follow us round '
tho streets.
Xicp. ;
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Tii.vior.
They are workipg very l usy on
the dance hall.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Q. Tennev were
down from l'inedaio the latter part !
' of the weoi-:. i
Mosi of our nin folks are away
from home, some freighting," others
henlin" slieep
-I ai! i:
Palmar returned homo
Sai urday f roin Thatcher, where he
has been going to school all winter.
Messrs. Liona, Ralph and Dave
Pen rod and Miss Sumo Poured were
here and took in the dance Tuesday i
evening.
Miss Lydia Knight came homo
from ti.e Forks of Road Fridr.v
evening, and has been very tick, but
6 now on tho imorove.
Mr. ?.t. Sorensen, of Santa Ana,
Cal., has been hero and tho upper
country for the last, two wr d;s on
i...,:,.,,., ..,,,i vui,,r ,., a.,,
The homo of Mr. and Mrs. Brim- ;
hall was made happy by the arrival
: of a fine baby boy on tho '2'M of:
April. Mot her and child doing well.
Arrangetcf iifs are being mado to
commence work on the now mooting
house and district school house, and
it is expected to commence at onto.
W. R. Willis returned home
Thurs-lr.y evening from tho lower
country, where he has been working'
t his winter; also F. .T. Willis re
turned Saturday evening on the
stage. Ho has also been to the
loiver country,
()n tle oi(!l ,n3t. there was a nice
t,itt snowstorm f.nd rain. It is
still c loudy and looks like wo might
have mt re rain yet. It was feared
that tho fruit would hi all killed by
frost. but the prospects are still good
fM1. ,,,.! i v f.;,. ,.,.,, nr f ,-,,;- Farm-
i i
ers are all smiles over the storm and
hope for more.
t- . .
i'i net i.
Sever-'d of tl-e young folks have
gone do Taylor to spend May Day.
D. L. Pon rod, Neph Packer and
John Adair have g ne to Holbrook
for a load of freight.
Mrs. Martha Miller was over from
her new homo on the Blue, and says
it is a line cattle country.
Li ola PeiH-od is driving .-tage a
few days for Chas. Rho'on while he
lakes in tho dance at. Taylor.
There is lots of freight passing
nowdays for Apache, some twelve or
more went through this morning.
George Hall and D. II. Pen rod
have been working for C. E. Cooley
t he past week, fencing his meadow
land.
Ala Young and family returned
homo yesterday from Linden, where
they have been visiting tho past
WETZLER BROS.
.- AVI FOLKS ALE AND 1IETAIL DFALEKS
General M er c lia o d is c
NAVAJO ELANKETS
Hardware and Saddlery.
Highest Price Paid for
:: Hides and Pelts.
H0LBH00K
CITY MEAT MARKET
.F. M. ZUCK, Prop
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
All Ivixiclts of Fresh Xie'its and Fisli,
Also Kull Stoclc of Fresh Frciits
. .nticl eg-etxihles jri Season,
IIOLBROOK, - ARIZONA.
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I'inolop is awful dull now, as
everybody is jiií t getting p. round a
little from having tho grip. Nearly
everything looks nice and green, and
looks as though we will have plenty
rain to bring back the springs that
were dried up during tho past year.
Siiowilako.
' Sadie Woolford has gcao to IIol
, brook.
; Wo are having delightful weather
at present .
Charles Gardner was in town
Wednesday.
Allen Frost has returned from
Salt Lake City.
i Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tauuer were
; visiting hero last week.
I Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Smith are visit
ing friends at Woodruff.
I Mrs Emma Hall is down from
Taylor, visiting her mother.
The A. C M. I., of this place, are
putting up some new shelves in their
store.
i The Kartchuer Bros, are renioviii":
I their old house preparatory to
building a now brick one.
i Mrs. Mary Gardner, Frank am'
Clarence Owens have been hep
from Woodruff t his week.
Messrs. Louis Johnson and Willie
Flake have returned from Thatcher.
where they have been attending
school the past winter.
Quito a -number of our young
: folks spent May-day at Shumway
: Prof. Peterson took a picture of the
crowd. Also some more of them
spent the day at W. J. Flake's ranch.
1 Juanita.
Aguinaldo Dead.
i "Tho belief is growing that Agui
naldo was killed by the Igorotes.
.Thorn is no proof that ho ba
boon alive since Major Peyton C
March, of the thirty-third regiment
abandoned t he chase after the Fili
;piuo -leader.
ARIZONA.
; Repsatm Rifles I
- - '?i FcrASKnás of Shooting. 1
A':! Des-rablt Cbliüea and Weights S
í'cOj. C.'. .'vrli-y cr.'.i'.'.f-r. v.-. ir.l " t 1 pnnrts.
í .",0 V". C. I'. c;i!:.-r, " Txtr.v LIg'jt,"
":. " ! V. V. e:.i;!.cr. "jase .lovrr.,'
- l. ! ! .-.ivl Si o:ti: V;7, " '.-iU-.-T OT.-n," treiglit
- umK
cx?, Ut,n nslght
í;o í:VEH, gosh.
i-fe. : v-:
"Do Witt's Little Early Risers are
the finest pills I ever used." D. J.
Moore. Mi'lbrook, Ala. They quick
ly cure all liver and bowel troubles.
-F. J. Wattron.
J. Q. Hood, justice of the peace,
.Crosby, Miss,, makes tho following
statement: "I can certify that One
Minute Cough Curo will do all that
is claimed for it. My wife could
not got her breath and tho first dose
of it relieved her. It has also bene
fited my whole family." It acts im
mediately and cures coughs, colds,
croup, grippe.bronckitis.asthma and
all throat and lung troubles. F. J.
Wattron.
Dr. Cady's Condition .Powders,
are just what a horse needs when iu
bad condition. Tonic, blood puri
fier and .vermifuge. They are not
food but meicino and the best in use
to put a horso in prime condition.
Price 25 cents a package. For sale
1)3' F. J. Wattron. druggist.
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