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t Local and v Personal day, on a charge of selling liquor j to Indians. The case was con-' tinued to the next term of U. S. court at Prescott, and.Mr. Hen-; ning was released upon furnish- j ing abond of 300. Wm. Morgan came down from J. R. Hulet returned yesterday from Snowflake. J. C. Grim, of Flagstaff, was Show Low Thursday to meet here on business last Friday. his wife ancl daughter, who are Traveling Freight Agent Bay- expected home from California. Word reached here yesterday that Mrs. Morgan's mother had received injuries by being thrown from a street car, and on this ac count it will be a few days be fore their arrival. ertz of Los Angeles was here yes trrday. S. W. Young and Geo. Hazel wood were in from Pleasant Valley alter supplies. Miss Hattie Webb, formerly a resident of Woodruff, arrived from Mexico Wednesday. Looh Pleasant, Please. Miss Martha Hunt of Snow .Soffiitfl flake, came down yesterday andjfor years he could't, because Tie j will go to St. Joseph today, ; suffered untold agony from the . Miss Williams, a missionary I worst form of indigestion. All , , . . , . . , ; physicians and medicines failed I Irom Chicago, arrived yesterday him tffl he M Elcctric vy141Ine ouu tti.i fivr "' j citrers, wnicn women sucn won Attorney J. E. Jones of Flag- ders for him that he declares they staff, was here Tuesday looking are a godsend to sufferers from f. . . . . f . TI dyspepsia and stomach troubles. after the intersts of A. E. Hen- fnled for diseases of the nmS- I Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Amos, of they build up and give new life Albuquerque, came in Monday to the whole system Try them , M V ... . Only 50c. Guaranteed by all ana went up 10 iineiojj iu visit, dealers relatives. j Capt. Hedekin came down from Fort Apache yesterday and will go to San Francisco on a 30 day leave of absence. j The Board of Supervisors, at their last meeting, levied a tax for 1902 of $4.00, being 25 cts lower than last year. , The Santa Fe are building one of those artistic one story build ings for the use of the section crew and their families. Mrs. Jacob Karbock came in from the east yesterday and will join her husband, who is com missary sergeant at Ft. Apache. Mrs. Bell Flake and Miss Bashie Smith reurned from Salt Lake City Thursday, where they have been visiting for sometime. The game of ball between Flagstaff and Winslow at Wins low Sunday resulted in favor of the latter by a score of 9 to 10. Mr. Conger, ex-minister to China came in from Prescott this 1 morning and will go to Ft. Apa- j cheto visit his daughter, Mrs. ; Firebrand Teachers' examination will be ; held at the Court House in Hol brook September 1st, and a num ber of applicants are expected to be present. J. L. Clark leaves this morning cXhtttandieft?8l,orop for Los Angeles. From there he l"""" "u, SlMS! will go north in search ot a new : -ml crop riht. C7 i location and expects to send for Crop mid hole left, and , , . ! overhulf crop right. nis iamny m a siiui i nine. NEATLY FURNISHED CLEAN AND ATTRACTIVE TOURIST SLEEPING CARS DAILY TO THE EAST PERSONALLY CONDUCTED, MONDAYS THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS Santa Fe SHEEP BRANDS. HKNKV HUMMi Potitollice Show Low. Arizona. Range Nuvajo arid Apache counties. Triangle on left jaw. Eahmahks. Overhnlfcrop left, shurp right. Sharp leu, overhnlfcrop right. WILLIAM MORGAN. . PostoHice Show Low, Arizona. Range Show Low creek and Navajo county Firebrand On loft nide of nose. Tarbraud The Moqui snake dance will take place at Oraibi next Tues day, and several parties have o-nW out from different ooints . ... , , r tt i Earmarks Crop and rrfOI alone the line, mostly trom Hoi-; left, nndcrop un-i nn IrVJ ...... i st. right for ewes; reversed on weutni DroOK, vvinsiuw auu Diablo. overblt derblt era. JOHN NKLSON. PostofHoe Heber, Arizona, Range West Bluvk Cufion. Firebrand K I on nose. IN A. E. Henning of Pinta, was arraigned before U. S. Court ' BHrnmrk,Crop iir.ii T..., ' overcrop right commissioner Wittliuii, auco- versed on weathers. and split left for ewes, re- A. dc 0. SCHUSTER, Hol brook St. Johns Whiteriver Wholesale Grocers Jobbers of Gen'l Merchandise. joooooooooooooocooooooooooo Supplies a jO(X)OOCx3000000000CXXXXXXXXD Navajo Blanhets and Indian Curios. oocxxxxoooocooocxxxaooociooooooo William Armbruster, Practical Blachmith d "Wheelwright. j& j& 'All out of town work will receive prompt atten tion. If you have a wheel to fill or a tire to set bring it to me and get service for your money. ALL WORK GUARANTEED TO SUIT YOU. North Hide of KAILKOAU AVKNIIK. H0LBR00K, ARIZ. ooooocxxxxxxxxxxxxxxo L 1 L L IK! win mass INCORPORATED. GENERAL BANKING CONDUCTED We Earnestly Solicit Your Patronage. OFFICERS & DIRECTORS W. H. HURBAGE President. P. W. NELSON.. .Vice-President. GEO. A. LANE Cashier. Directors. HENRY HUNING M. W. FLOUBNOT Wabash Niagara Falls Short Line Union Depot at Kansas City and Chicago With Santa Fe Route. 4 Through Trains Daily trom Chicago 4 Through Trains Daily from St. Louis 4 1 rains Daily trom Kansas City - TO BUFFALO ) And Points bkyond. FfllllPMFNT Kenlng Chair Cars (free) Pullman Palace Sleepers, Dining and Cafe LyUirmLni' Carsonalltrains. Polite trainmen. Perfect roadbed, shortest line and quickest Mme. Tourist cars Mondays Thursdays, 29 hours Chicago to Boston. C. S. Crane. It. P. A T. A.. St. T.n..t. m Ross C. Cllne. P. C. P, A Los Angeles. r