Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, November 29, 1902, Image 5

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Holbrook argus., November 29, 1902, Image 5
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Pmetlale.
Mr. l'rnill. was iii Taylor n
1 ashless this week.
(' hn Fierce was a Fiat-dale
isilor a lew 1 1 : i v last w.cl;.
Our school has licen liiiininy
a v.ek w ill) Amanda Rogers as
W:--. her.
Tin.' Koliin.soi! sistc.s havi' re--tin
ind Irom Snowllnkc where
tl.cy have lcen for s iiiictimc.
John Louis- returned froin the
liiwuutains win ro lias been with
Iii-; sheep I li.'ii a iv o.uj.r to the
; alt ricr !'; the winter.
W'c wciv visited liy a snow
sluriu this wi.k, eoimnciu ii
t!.f 20 insl. ."I'll laslirg lor time
days. Th'.s was the laruist
s orni we have had in a number
of years.
Taylor.
1. H. Pruitt was clown Irom
Pmedale this v. rck.
J. P. Jcnsui lias moved his fam
ily here lor the winter.
I'.eoruv Prvan was down from
Whitenver Wednesday.
Mr. Moij.'- u is l ire spending
a !iv days with Jos. Sponsil'cr.
Mr. Clara Tcniiev lei I here
Wednesday lor Ilolbrook while
she will spend Thanksgiving.
Sunday evening Mavnard Hall
came down from Pint lop aid
si a u.'d that his ehiid hydin was
nearly (lead caused from having
nearly all of inr eholhes burnt
oh' from her. The last heard
h .mi her was that :-lie was improving.
Woodruff.
The weather is very eold at the
time of writing.
The choir entertainment was
put off in order to get bcltcrpre-
pared.
Clark Owens has gone to hunt
a warmer climate with his sheep
don't blame him.
A girl was born to Clarence
:md Flln Owens and a son to
Win. and Lucy White. All do-1
inr well. j WlioLe:s.'ile Grocers
f
SI
,ri
J.a
A. B. SCHUSTER,
Hoi brook St. Johns
Concho Whiteriver
if
Constipation'; j
In its worst form
Quickly Relieved By
Send us your name and j
address and we will mail
you FHEE 8MPLE
Jobbers of ( ren' 1 Merclmndiise.
ft
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V ;
that will convince you of JX'
the merits of this old and
' 0,5".
J. F. SMITH & CO., i
T i. J IQAf V
mcorpuraiecj 7u7
99 Nassau St., N. Y. Gty,
Sole Proprietors.
sovereign remedy.
0OOOOOOOXO0OCXX)OCXXXXXXXX)C
(buppfies a
(bpcciafhj.
foOOCOOOOOOCKX
Navajo Blanhets and Indian Curios.
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Ift
ift
SnovvflaKe.
at stamped
Diphtheria is i
out of the !.'.; e.
I'l'eS. e:-- A. Smith Went to
Woodrnii" '."i 1 1 nr. lay.
Messrs. J:r.- I -n i l Cheney of
Concho were here a few da;, s
l is week.
J. W. Pca;ee had his leg ;.cci
delilly put 1 '.!:. of place while at
his sheep camp.
The wealh. r has '.een cold ami
there was a iiiii:t laii of -m,w
l'riday ni'iit it is inneh
warmer tins week.
Church was held Sunday for
t c first time in abont two iikui
ths. School has umI been start
ed as Was expected and it is yet
undecided when it will commence.
Shurnway.
L. L. Perkins is stifVerin; with
a burnt fooi.
L. D. and Charles Khotou are
preparing to ,u'o iiuo the mercan
tile business.
B. ). Reynolds is here doini;'
carpenter work on Iv. I). Solo
aion's new residence .
Mrs. Llewellyn Harris is up
IVuiii Woodiuff looking after .her
interests at this place.
J. 1). Smithson and sons are
laying over here with freight
waiting for the roads to dry.
Clarence Shumway and Leon- i
it . l ' ' . . !
aid Jensen are LaKiu a mission
arv course at the Snowlllake
aeademv this winter.
i
1 fPV .owtw,, I
CO
8;
WITH AMPLE MEANS
AND UNSURPASED FACILITIES
THE BANK OF COMMERCE OF ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO.
EXTENDS TO DEPOSITORS EVERY PROPER ACCOMMODATION
AND SOLICITS NEW ACCOUNTS.
CAPITAL. $100,000.00-
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. .
M. S. OTERO, President,
W. S. STRICKLER, V. P., AND CASHIER. W. J. JOHNSON. AS9T. CASHIER
WM. MCINTOSH SOLOMON LUNA GEO. AR NOT.
J. C. BALDaiDGE A. M. BLACK WELL W. A. MAXWELL
Miss Idk. M, Snyder,
I n-iisiiri-r of !i
l!rokl i i:nsl t iiil rl ( lull.
" If women would pay more attrition fo
their health we wnild have, more happy
wives, mothers and dauijliten, and if they
would observe resulh thi-.y would find
that the (lnctor' prei:ription do not
perform the many cures they are given
credit for
l.i consulting with my druegist he ad-
uiprl MrFlipp.' Wino nf (.arrliii anil ThH.
1 ford's black-;)rauyht, end so I took it and
have every reason to th nk him for a new
life opened up to me with restored health,
and it only took three months to cure me."
Wine of Ciinlui is a regulator of the
menstrual functions and U a most, as-
trn!'.MIfr tiinw. (Yir u-nmnn if ixiroa
a . " -... .. ... w... -.
8C4IHIV. suppressed, toofreimnt, irreg-
uiui ,uni painrui iiinnsiriiiiuon, railing
of the womb, whites ati'l floodinf. U
is helpful when iipproarhinu; woman
luioil, ilurinp pietrnanev. ;i f Ver ehild
liirili iiml in eliamte of life It fre
quently I irintfH a dear baby to homes
that have been barrn fijr vears. All
drutrpista hnve $1.00 bottles of Wine
of Canlni.
DEPOSITORY FOR ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWAY.
irst
Natioiia
mm
Ban
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
Officers and Directors :
Josih a S. Kaynoi.ps, President.
M. W. Pl-ot'KNoY, Vice President.
Fkaxk McKkk, Cashier.
C. K. Xkvvham.,. Assist. Cashier.
II. F. Ravmh-iis, Director.
U. 5. DEPOSITORY.
Authorize.d Capi
tal, ?50(),000.0()
Paid-up Captal,
Surplus and Prof-it.s,$200,000.oo.
Depository For
the Atlantic and
Pacific and Atch
ison, Topeka and
Santa Fe R'y Co
'I'o Cure a Colli In Oil'' Dii.V
Take La&atiee Broino .Ouinine
Tahlets. All druggists relund the
lih'iiey ii it fails to cure. ' Ii. VV.
liroye's signature is on each box.
'..'oe.
Take Laxative iirOElO Uimiie Tablets. JS ft &
Seven Million boxes sold in past 12 months. This SlCHatUre, X-sy)rV
Cures Grin
in Two Days.
on every
TIVL box. 25c.
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