Holbrook argus., May 16, 1903, Image 2

About Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913

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Jim Dumps had tried some time in Tain
To ease an after-dinner pain
Which gnawed at him his belt below,
And filled his world .with indigo.
Dyspepsia now can't bother him,
For " Korco " has mad him " Sunny Jim."
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To Baail.to-SoT Cera)
A To to Indigestion.
"Every summer I have bad
to take tonics, but now I ur
Force. I am enjoying excel
lent health ; It has built me up.
I eat 'Foroe' at night and It
(riven me a ntful sleep. It
builds up, latisdus and in pleas
ant to eat and a foe to Indi
gestion. "Mbs. Katm W. Vow
gives work
to weak
digestions
and supplies
the energy.
W B. CROSS,
Facial upholsterer and design
er r "eatures.
Whiskers trimmed in all lan-g-iages.
Automatic liair eut and hy
daulic shampoo,
llospital in connection.
No extra charge for ambulance
Gas, chloroform onether.
W. B. CROSS,
The Barber.
Agent for Winslow Steam Laundry.
THE GERMAN AMER
I CAN SAVINGS
DANK. OF LOS AN
GELES, CALIF.
Pays four per cent interest on
term deposits. Why not begin
to save in this way? You can
mail money by Post Office mon
ey order from tfl.OO up and re
ceive as receipt our Pass Book
showing the amount properly
cnteied to your credit. Send for
jour pamphlet entitled "Little
i Lessons in Finance."
HOLBROOK ARGUS
L. D. DIYELniiSS-...PKOi'KiKTK
L. C. IIEXXING Maxaki-k
Official Paper of Navajo County.
Kritnrecl at tlie frmlnlTu at Hollirook. Ari
zona, usSeonil Class- Mali Matter.
g JiT-Villi's all piMiitmiiiicutiunn a'"' make
all liilla iiayulile to The ArHs.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
ONSYIAR S2.00 IN ADVANC1.
aboard the train and traffic was
opened up early Thn'sdav morn
ing. N'o trainmen were injured-
Livery and Feed Stables
SMITH V SMITH, lio,i.loiN
V hulHMttlt hihI ri'infl
Hay, Grain and Coal.
triwU. )imi n water tank.
t HOLBROOK,
ARIZONA.
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Carnegie has just donated $1(
500,000 to build a palace for the
meetings of the Hague tribunal.!
With all of his munificent gifts for!
libraries and other purposes, Mr.
Carnegie finds that his fortune is
growing more rapidly than he is
diminishing it and his hopes of
netting rid of it before he dies!
seems a hopeless task. As a last
and final effort, it is said that he
intends' to attend the St. Louis
Fair, and if a tussle with the
hotels there does not put the fin
ishing touches on it he may
just as well give up in despair.
Denver Colo., has had a very
serious strike in several branches
of trades. Atone time the city
was completely tied up in the
way of-boarding stablishments,
and are : at present contemplat
ing arbitration. Denver, Omaha
i-nd other cities cast of the coast
district are somewhat at loss for
a "red hot" leader,, or instance
one like Gen. Otis, or Mose Ham
burger of Los Angeles. With
such men as dictators these so
called lock-outs would not last
long if "hot air" ' would prevent
them.
Within the next few months
Arizona will be "the scene of a
great deal of railroad building.
It is stated by good authority j
that the Arizona Central rail-;
road will be built. This road j
will run from Flagstaff to Jerome j
and thence to Globe. This road !
will open a large mineral and
timber region. Articles of incor
poration for the San Pedro, Tuc
son and Gulf Railroad was filed
at Tucson recently. ' TJiis practi
cully is a. branch line of the Phcc. ;
nix ami Eastern and is owned j
by residents of Arizona. j
The Oriental metal market for ,
May '0.' is: Mexicans, -1-2; silver, j
f3 3-4-; copper, 14-. 75. j
William Armbruster,
Practical Blachsmith
nd Wheelwright. j? jZ?
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 uuaka.mteed to suit you.
Nnrlh Wide if
C ? U.ICO l AVKNI'K.
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HOLBROOK, ARIZ.
tan
Another Cranh Exposed.
. During President Roosevelt's
visit at San Jose Cal., Clay Tay.
lor, alias Prof. Plutte, was ar
rested by Detective Pickering for
supposed designs upon the life of
our honored chief. He has served
three terms in prison. It is al
leged that he wrote to the pres
ident advising him not to come
here, He is also accused of re
cent anarchistic utterances.
When you want a pleasant
physic try Chamberlain's Stom
ach and Liver Tablets. They
are easy to take and are pleas
ant'in effect. For sale by F. J.
Wattron.
INCORPORATED.
GENERAL BANKING CONDUCTED
We Earnestly Solicit Your Patronag'e.
OFFICERS 6i DIRECTORS
W. H. BUBBA.JE President, (HUSKY HUN1NG '
1'. W. NKI.SON ..Vii'O-l'iesiilmit. Uirertora.
iliO. A. LANK .. Cashier. ! (.11. VV. KI.OUKNOY
MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION
A Steel bridge girder weighing
120 tons, in transit west, became i
dislodgen from the three flat cars
on which it was being shipped,
in a canyon between Flagstaff
and Williams late Wednesday
afternoon, and caused consider
able delay in traffic. A wrecking
crane was sent from Winslow to
the scene of disaster. The
troublesome girder was placed
LOCAL T1MR TABLE
KMect Jan. 26. 1903.
No. 1, west bound ar. 5:ft a. m.
No. 7, west bound ar. G:4N a. m.
No. 2, east bound ar. 11:25 p. m.
No. 8, east bound ar. 10:00 a. m.
Nos. 2, 7 and S leave mail and
Nos. 2-and 7 take mail away.
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