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Page 4 Olin J. (“Red 1 ’) Faulkner, clerk and stenographer to Chief Dispatcher Owen, left on July Ist to accept a similar position at Winslow. We all, including the fair sex, regret to lose you, “Red,” and we wish you luck. Railroad Employes’ Magazine. Mr. Falkner is now working under Chief Despatcher C, J. Tumble at this point. Mr. and Mrs. E. Eugene O’Neill were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dolan of Flagstaff, Sunday. Bernard Eckhart, played viol in in Boston Spmphony Orchestra and trombone in Sousa’s Band. R. E. Williams of Flagstaff, was a business visitor in town Wednesday. County Attorney J. E. Crosby at Holbrook, was a business visitor in town Wednesday on legal business. Have your coal weighed on the U. S. Standard Scale by City weighmaster T. F. Dye. High class vaudeville-Airdome July 28 and 29.-Always 10 & 15cts A bad taste in the mouth comes from a disordered stomach, and back of that is usually a torpid liver: —A condition which invites disease. HERBINE is the reme dy needed. It corrects the stom ach and makes the liver active and regular. Price 50c. Sold by Kelly Drug Co. * FOR SALE—Singer Sewing Machine, used very little. Will sell cheap. Apply at the Mail offce. Have H. H. Smith Co. call for your cleaning and pressing. Phone No. 195. Pheonix has nothing on Wins low when it comes to the ice business. For the last few we eks ice has been shipped from the local plant at the rate of 150 to 200 tons of ice daily to Phoenix aid Ash Fork to ice cars and take care of the large cantaloupe shipments of the valley. The plant here in Winslow is no doubt larger than the one at Phoenix regarding capacity of out put but here we have a stor age capacity equal to all such oc cassions. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stuart Christal returned from San Diego last Friday and will again make their home in this city. Word was received here the other day by W. A. Parr from Pheonix the W. M. Harrelson a former resident of this city pas sed away in its former city Wednesday morning a victim of tuberculosis. Mr. Harrelson was 33 years of age and has no living relatives. He was a brakeman for the Santa Fe out of Winslow for a number of years, and left here two years ago for Califor nia. He was 33 years of age; a member of the local lodge of Masons and was laid to rest Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock at Phoenix under the auspiece of the Masons, Mayor F. T. LaPrade left the early part of the week on a visit and business trip to Oklahoma City, Okla., and. expects to arrive home the early part of the week with his mother. Misses Jeanette and Regina Bures neices of Mrs. E. J. Leon ard left here this week after a two weeks visit for St. Mare jo. Kans., Ben Sutherland is visiting here at present with his mother at present coming here from Gal lup where he was employed as operator for the Santa Fe. Thru some unavoidable mistake it was impossible for us to fur nish the comic section this we ek’s issue. Watch for the next week, if will be better than ever. Mrs. Burr Williams is quite ill under the doctor care at present. CALLING CARDS-Neatly prin ted and on good quality 7 of stock, new type designs SI.OO for 100, 75 cents for 50, At the MAIL of fice. Lamb Prospects A prominent sheep buyer claims that Southern Utah is short on good lambs. He believes lambs should bring $4.00 per head right now and that, the es tablished price will be $4.00 to $4.25. He states that Los Angeles packers will have to come to Arizona for lambs and will have to pay the price, The sheepmen are going to get their slice of pie this year after all, from the looks of things. Lambs are strong in all eastern markets and bring per cwt. $7.75 to $8.40 at Chicago with Omaha taking many Idaho February lambs en route. There seems to be a great de mand through many states for feeder lambs and wethers as cat tle scarcity has left great quan tites of hay to bp fed the coming winter. Sheep buying seems to be con ducted in a semi secret manner and there seems to be only one rule for western packers and that is to get the sheep as cheap as they can without letting them go East to Kansas City or other markets. A little co-operation between Utah and Arizona in the lamb line would result in far different prices. Both Northern Arizona & Utah are more important as sheep producers than cattle producers, yet the sheep business receives little notice and every man who gets a price guards it secretly. There are 590,050 sheep killed each year by California. The pound price for fat lambs now is about $3.50 per head and there is every prospect for better prices later in the season. $2.50 per head offers are f. o. b. ship ping points. Telephone Men Here* W. B. Woods and Lloyd Hen ning of Holbrook, and F. W. Nelson of this place, owners of the Navajo-Apache Telephone System, have been making arran gements for extending and ma king their lines better and open ing exchange offices at Concho and Springerville. The first named gentlemen were here and informed us that they were going over the entire system. They were accompanied by S. B. Booth, an engineer of Bisbee, and every possible change will be made to make the system complete, efficient and up to date.-~St. Johns Herald. Mr. Arthur Bullard on Sunday night will sing a Ballad compos ed. by himself entitle: “I’m the Lonesosmest Girl in the Wide Wide World—Airdome. Patronize home S industry have your coal weighed on the City Scales, for the benefit of the tax payers. Only the choicest materials en ter into the making of all our goods. Our Motto: “Quality First.' ’ The City Bakery. Notice Buy your coal of those that will furnish you with a certificate from City Weighmaster of the correct weight. T. F. DYE, City Weighmaster. Did you try our Milkbread? It is delicious. Fresh every day at the City Bakery. For Sale. —My property on the ! corner of Maple and Warren Ave. | Mrs. P. Henderson. For Rent—Store building formerly occupied by photograp her, Apply at H, H, Smith Co. t The Ladies’ Aid society is working hard this summer plan ning a bazaar to be held Dec. 10th and 11th of this year. The ladies already have lots of pretty things embroidered and dainty things made for the bazaar. 'The Winslow MAIL A Song Composer in Winslow Mr. Arthur Bullard the popu lar pianist and vocalist at the Airdome has composed a very sentimental and popular song en titled “I’m the Lonesomest Girl the Wide Wide World” he will sing it at the Airdome on Sunday night and it is meets with the applause and approval that is predicted for it. Mr. Bullard will have it copyrighted and turned over to one of the Large Eastern Music Houses for sale to American Music Loving Public. We predict for the new song (made in Winslow) a big success. A fine line of cakes with new specialties every week at the City Bakery.. Have H. H. Smith Co. call for your cleaning and pressing. Phone No. 195. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hohn leave in a few days for the coast on a month vacation and to benefit their health. Mrs. Ruby who was severely burned last Fourth of July was yesterday taken to the sisters hospital at Albuquerque for treat ment by Dr Geo, P. Sampson. Mrs. Ruby’s condition is quite serious at present. Bernard Eckhart, world’s greatest musical artistit- Air dome July 28 and 29. When a baby is suffering the double affliction of hot w eather and bowel disorders, the remedy needed is McGEE’S B ABY ELIX IR. It reduces the feverish con dition, corrects the stomach and checks looseness of the bowels. Price 25c and 50c per bottle. Sold by Kelly Drug Co. * W. W. Porter, representing the Pacific Coast Hardware Co., of Los Angeles, with headquart ers at Phoenix, was in town a few days this week selling hard ware to our merchants. Bernard Eckhart Monday and Tuesday comes direct from San Francisco. Airdome, The Best Medecine In The World “My little girl had dysentery very bad. I thought she would die. Chamberlain’s Colic Chole ra and Diarrhoea Remedy 7 cured her, and I can truthfully say I think it is the best medecine in the world,” writes Mis. William Orvis, Clare, Mich. For sale by all dealers. * Two important cattle deals were closed in Prescott in the in the last week. M. H. Camp bell sold to Joe Rodirick for $25,000 all of his range rights and livestock in the Walnut Grove section. Shortly after acquiring the Campbell interests Roderick dispsoed of the same at an advance of $5,000 over the price he paid. Harry S. 11 night was the second buyer. Arthur Heath, of Camp Verde, has sold to Edward Winfield a band of several hundred head of cattle. The price is wit held. A complete transfer of all his range interests in Yavapai coun ty has been made by W. T. Webb, the cattleman of the western part of the county, now serving a term in prison on the charge of grand larceny, to Os car Connell. The assignment in cludes all cattle, horses, range rights and personal interests in the vicinity of Anvil Rock, and also interests in an agreement entered into with Cliff Bogard in which cattle and range holdings are specified, Bernard Eckhart plays Swis Bells, Violin, AluminiumChumias. Xylophone and trombone solos. Leave your orders for coal at the city weighmaster’s office, When your coal is delivered get your certificate from the driver which the town requires to be furnished you.—T. F. Dye, City Weigh Master. F, D. Bly. brother of N. S- Bly, came in this week on busi ness from his ranch near Belle mont. tfe Shopping Chatter Yes, this is a very warm summer, and the Doctor advises that we worry as little as possible. How about that Baby-fretting in the warm house, when baby and mother must get out into the fresh air to be comfortable. For Baby, we have the strongest and most durable go-cart made. We have tested various makes and make the unqualified guarantee that the Fulton go-cart is A 1; simple in construction, . made f rom the highest grade of materials, and finished in attrac tive upholstery. In summer when your kitchen is hot enough anyway, you want as little artificial heat as possible. Let us suggest one of our standard makes of oil stoves. They save fuel, and create no more heat than is absolutely necessary. Cool t.houghts-cool foocls-the refrigerators we are offering have that sparkling white inside and water proof exteriors, and are not the “ice eating” type of olden days. These refrigerators will pay for themselves in the food they save you, and may pay their way many times over through saving you doctor bills and death. Rose’s Lime Juice, the imported West India article—helps make a cool summer drink. Try our Walker’s, or Bass Island Grape Juice—a cool satitfying draught, for these warm summer afternoons. We are here to serve you well. gABBITT p ROS - MERC. £O. ‘•PURE FOODS AND GOOD MERCHANDISE:’ Call on W, E. Beck for Fire Insurance in the Phoenix Insur ance Co., of Brooklyn, N. Y. Ask your dealer for weigh bill when buying coal, hay or grain. T, F. Dye. A great game park in the White mountains is being planned by the government as a result of the sale of 600,000,000 feet of timber there for $2.51 a thousand feet. The sale will bring the government $1,500,000, which will be used in reclaiming land in a portion of the present reserva tion for the use of the Indians, after which the remainder of the great forest will be converted in to a preserve for wild animals. This was the word brought to Globe by Dr. F. L. Wightman, who has just returned from a camping trip in the White moun tains. Theo. A. Nicholas has cut off his alfalfa fields, during the 30 days just past, six hundred, tons of hay, and will probably cut treble that amount before the season is over. The land sur rounding Florence is the greatest alfalfa land yet discovered. There is one alfalfa field on the Nicholas ranch that has been yielding from ten to eleven tons of hay per acre each year for thirty consecutive years, and it shows no signs of going out of business during the present gen eration. Have H. H. Smith Go. call for your cleaning and pressing. Phone No. 195. After the show call atGillard’s for a delicious dish of ice cream B, H. Swain of Sunshine, was a visitor in town a few days this week. | Mrs, E, Eugene O’Neill left | Thursday for Los Angeles to' visit her mother at Glendale, ! Cal., and later will visit her sister, Madan Buckholtz of San 1 F rancisco, Happiness In The Home We have secured the Agency for justly Ce!e= brated Star Line of Pianos, Including this Sfock Richmond, Frayser and Remington Pianos and Player-pianos The expense of Traveling Salesman being Eli minated, enables us to offer you these Pianos SSO to $75 below usual prices made by traveling agents. We invite you to come in and inspect these and get our prices and terms. % WINSLOW FURNITURE CO The difference between ' The Su amef Girl” and "The Summer Woman" While the former is having a "good time" the latter is too often dragging around nervous, run down, tired out, with ach ing back and weary limbs, sleep less and wretched. Often it is kidney trouble not female trou ble ana Foley Kidney Pills area direct and positive help for the condition. Mrs. M. J. Strickland, Mt. Willing, Ala, writes: "Please send me another bottle of Foley Kidney Pills. They do me all the good. I cannot sleep at night without them.” For sale by The Kelly Drug Co. 0 Mr. and Mrs. John McGrath accompanied by John P. Becker, will leave shortly for Hamilton, Ontario, Can , where they go on a two months visit and to attend the "Old Boys Reunion," shortly to be held in that city. Hamilton is Mr, McGraths boyhood home. Announcing that it was too warm and uncomfortable for men to appreciate religion with their coats on during the present heated term, lhe Rev. J. An | drew Arnett took a step toward rendering the Methodist Episco pal church at Douglas a popular one when he set an example by removing his coat during the service last Sunday morning. Commencing Monday night the The Electric will again begin showing the Licensed pictures, the world’s best, so our patrons can again see such stars of the moving picture world as Florence Turner, Maurice Costello, .John Bunny and G. M. Anderson, (Broncho Billy). Our motto, we show the best pictures made, when they make better, we "’ill show them. Speaking of music/ Have you heard the Electric Theatre Or chestra yet ? Worth the price of admission picture alone.’ j iriy