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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

but extend IN an alluust unbrokcn
chain TO Mexico On the south AMI % tho
llio Orimsic on the caat. E'iNeen years
ago seven car ioesss - stone utensils
arrow heads wcapons. beads pOUtcry
and bones ~ an descriptions were snip
ped from Wingafe To- the Smithsonian
institute al Washington, hut this neC-
tiOn 0f the ouumry haa hardly been
touched In the wuy of exploration In
che interest," of Archaeology Frum the
history ~ the early Spanish explorers
We learn that "a hrEe river was found
between here and the Httle Culora,io
and THAI buats had tu be- made ~ cross
A. The clin dwellcrs are supposed to
have lived long bcfurc the Agtecs madc
thcir appearance. but inst whom that
time was tho most learned ecicntista
have failcd % determine. a rich field
lies open horu for tbq inve8 iEasion q
those who have moncy and cline TO
spend Ia such matters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

of The San Juan puetio grant thence
s0uiheldy aioug The western boundary
% said grant to its e0uthwcsi corner.
utcncr due south to the northern tpoun-
dairy ~ the san fldecousso ptiohio Fluni T.
thence westerly alung tho hspurdary Of
said gTe,u ta the northwest corner
thereof, thence authcgay along tho
western boundary of Naid grant 10 ua
nttrrcvtion with the northern boun-
daf yoS tbe San ildcfouf,o pucbio Erpnt !.
thence westerly along tho boundary %
said grunt On the northwest Cnrncr
thereof. the place ~ beginning.
The Temporary witlul1awai of the
above described lands. o. any pcrna-
nens rosorutiun - Sumo rcmalting
thcrvfrNn wili not aftcca any bona fid,,
sotlumem or Other yasid ciaiin thefv0n.
properly Initiated priOr TO the date
hercuf. whIch iH duly made % rcJori
within the statutory period. Very TO-
slsssnilly. BiNuER HERMANN.
CouuilsEl0ncr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
Happy Ed. oran.t.id

The Citizcn unintentionsliy oSntttcd
In its issue of ycsH ersiay mcntiOn uf tho
surprise parry given bioftday svcning
To Edward Grunsfcld. the popular iusln-
ager Of the Washington Life Insurance
company for this districi Tho affaiF
VAS arranged by Mrs. arumsfeld 90 cei-
ebrate Edwards twenty ninth birthday
ana ~ carcftnly was Il planned that he
wBa indeed surprissd when "a euowd u
his relatives ana friends cailed st HE
hume on Wesa C0pepr avenue and pro-
cer,ied 80 congratulate him. ami thrn
ne realized hts position and gave an
exhibition AZ "a ho ; that wis uneNcell-
cd. There wns music dancing and re
freshmcnia. and the evening was full
OF enjoyment. a list Of those present
ia far as couid be- assertuined. were ua
foluws MefrHa ond Meatsmca 49, IL
field, ~ LewiuHon. David Wolnmsn, Ivan
GnSnssfed. sigfried urunsfold. " ~
Ibna. A. RneenWald Leon Stern ~.
spitz L. Kemcnich Mrs Simon stern
Mrs. Max schuster. Misses itica Baer.
Itoaenwuld I.ewinson, R0saenWald and
Mcasrs Marsh. Du firce. I.ovgenth-i
SOL Weller. Soi benjamin. David We'll
Ter. Juihis Ealter. WaleT and benjas
min Jafta and y. q Abriharns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
wmIrE OAKS AL RIGnr.
Brief Iaik Win Cot. George ". rrirhard.
Who H. Interested.

Who is Interested.
Colonel George W. Priohard. we'll
kf own aa member ~ the New Mexico
bar, ana who Tor years has devoted
much OF hia time and money Ia exploit
Ing the industrial Interests Of the terri
tory, passed through this city from the
territorial capital Tor his home in White
Oaks. lie talked ontcrtalnlnsly Of the
white oaks country. Lincoln and Otero
counties. Never before were ~ many
good gold mines In operation about
White oaks as now, The ola Abe mine
Is yielding handsomely al depth ~
81 200 feet. This shaft Is the deepest
ln New Mexico. and enjoys the probable
distinction OF being the deepest dry
mining shaft in the world.
The Lady Godiya mine. owned BY the
IIartlsons of st Louis ia yielding bet
Ser ore than ever before. The south
Homestako has fallen into go0d hands,
Scranton, IA. parties. The Boston boy
IS new and PROMISING properly with a
/ large body of gold ore az 100 feet deep
This ls on the opposite side Of Baxter
mountain from the Ola Abe mine. and
/ b supposed 90 bc on the same vein, u
is owned BY New York parties Thres
other reputable properties win aoOn b.
in operation. the North Homeatake, Lit
ue Mack and rip Van Wrinkle. ''rhui
We have right al white oaks. you
might say" added Colonel Prichard
seven 90 ne biggest gold mines In IN
southwest, with new prospects oponiui
up throughout a very widely eRtende'
territory"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
Cnliinr.worth In Trnnble Again.

John T.. Collingsw1rth, of Denver.
who palmed some fake diamond rings
OF on Las Vegas people some months
ago. Is In trouble again, this tisne. at
salt Lake city, Utah He ia In jail
there. In default OF 1900 bail. charged
with violating "a federal ssatute which
makes unlawful the sending b. express
from one state 10 another of 0bacene,
lewd and lasriviious matter and writing,
Hc sent letter to Airs s. J. Burns, his
mother n-law. at Denver. dorOgatory
60 his former wife, who Is the woman'a
daughter, ana from whom he was re-
Gently divorced. Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
CHINAMAN SUICIDES.
Fong See, q Laundry man, shutiies on this
Mortal COIL.

Ieong See. a Chinese hundryman. A..
with an establishment on Grand ave-
uue. who has r-side,i here about ten
years micided last night by the Easy
going landanum route. says the Las We
gas Optic. 10 appears he had saved up
atout $3.50 intending TO so back 10
China, bu, lost all the money at gaming
tables last night. Growing dcspondent
and then desperate over his loss, he de-
libertey druggcd himself ~ death.
His condition was discovered bS aes0-
ciatcs and physicians were called. But
the deed had been accomplished and
there was one less Chlnamln in town.
Deceased Formerly resided in Shee WI.
China. and had never visited his home
since coming 10 this country lie has "a
brother ana cousin residing IA this
city. The funeral took place this ar
tttnoOuf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
eLlrr nwnLl.nn.. nn.nn,ArIoN.
Commi.sioner Hermann writes About tb'
tiin uwaliers.

Comuissioner Hermann writes About tb.
Ciim Dweii.rs.
Register and Receiver. Santa be, N.
M--Gcntlcmeu; Pending determine
tion OF the adyicabinty Of settling apart
a. a national park the region IN the VI
entity ~ Espanola. n. a.. containing
extensive ruins of clin dwolloTa. you are
directed byhuth0rigy of the acting sec
Rotary Of the interior. 10 withdraw frum
settlement. entry sale Or othcr dlHpua-
~. an Of the vacant. umtppnopriaaed
public lands with fhu following des,rih-
ed bouninrica;
beginning az the northwest corner ~
the San lldofonao pucbiO grant. Ia town
ship 20 north, range easst New Mexic
principal meridian. New Mexico. thrnce
southeriy along the western boundary
~ said gruut 30 che northern boundary
Of the Ramon Vigil gnm thenco west
/ urly along the boundary ~ said grant
"a the northcriy oprnor thereof. thence
DDuIhasierly along the boundary %
SAID grant 20 the Rio 0rande del SOrse
I river thence Ia a general southwest
I cry dlrcntlon down the tio oWnde del
I NoNe river. aiong Ia rigfR bank, % lta
/ point "a intersection win the tuAuahlp
/ line between townships ~ AMI is north
thence westerly alpng said township
i line 20 ifa lnterwaotlyn with the range
/ line botwcrn ptnges = and esas thence
I noriherly along said range line Ia The
southern boundary OF the Hasm lora-
/ ton No. thence caHtcrly Alpng ihe
| boundary 81 said iocntion to tae Bouth-
ehat oorner thegc0f. hemce nUrtherly
along mo eastern boundary % aaid lo'
cation 60 tho nOrihooaa oOrneT thereof
I thence ip a uoraheaate'iy direction ~
| tho southwest oDfb-T of the Juan Jose
| Lobato Ertnt. thenco uurtheaHieriy
elong the suuthern boundary ~ said
raw 90 ils intersection Win tho asr-
tiun line heiWeen aections "a and ~ IA
townships gi norm, ulugc ] casf thence
eafiefy along said noction line 70 ita In
tefsecdon wlth the western boundary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

Is J. HolslnEcr special agent Of the
intcisor department, general hand Ofiioe.
with headquarters m Tucson, returned
10 l1l PaAo fruSn "a months Investigating
tour ~ the ].urr1mcnt0a. Caplttn AMI
white mountains ~ southeastern New
Mexico. lie was ordered 10 look into
the advisahtlity VI creating a forest re-
serve on thc mountains named, and Ia a
few days win report f0porahay upon
white and Caplutn, The reserve as h.
recommends u. viii embrace "a quarter
oi million arrOB az fDrsst ITS report
should be- heard from by Oct0ber.
IN addition 10 tiie reserve report Mr..
H1iaingeT recommends the establish
msut Of a n1tionsl park ~ four town
ahlIs. or $1,000 acres en0loalng part ~
White mountain and the adjacent val
ley. Mr Holainger states uhat the val
ley was natural park site, which
couid boz grcatiy improved upon by the
expenditure ~ nttio MONEY This Tea
turc % the repou viii have a. be- taken
up lu me shape ~ an ast before oun.
fueaa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

n. c. Hoagson and Mlsa Esther creie
were united In marriage "a The resi-
dpuue OF Res Bruce kinney, ~ that
gentleman lasi night. The happy cou'
pie came here a short time ago from
the Lone star state, II 10 understood
tina. they will make Aibuquerque theil
home fOr the time being
Word has been rcceived by friends
that Misa Mabel AniersOn, accompa-
nicd by her mother and broGhcra and
sisters. viii probably arrive this or to-
morrow evening from is0yeland. Colo
where they have been spending th'
EiupTuer,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18
mnd.en ia. ne.Irncd.

9. j. Quast has been appointed deputy
collector 0f cusi Ornsat Columbus. Grant
county. Ice Colonel Richard Hudson.
resigned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

Last week. while the oosbO3s in the
sluIa1y Of the NAN Ouiht wure rJund- J.
ing up stosk in The Black range oylnty,
una at q point bousecn the NoDnday
ana GaaliEi creeks. in 0Iuut oDuuty
they oagne upon uhe biea0hod bones and
Outih ~ a man
There Was uD clue % the identhy u
the unknown. Nothing but his bones
were l0ht. his olOthing and everything
Nhlon c0uld possibly lead 10 the dis
coyery u hia ilame had been destFoyci
DY oattle and Wild animals. The sad
de. whioh be- had been riding. hia pack
0utnt and Egn were ab0ut the b,dy In d
fairly we'll preserved condition, bul
thero vas no trilce 5f hia horses. whicf
had strsyed away A alOelns Outhl
and two or three iglae shoes gave f0un'
dation nor the belief that a very nhgrl
while prior go HIS dcath be may have
been engaged ia ahoeing One ~ ha
hOnsea ami "a o. not uniisciy thatt h'
came 10 his end ~ kick o. sUne in'
Jury resolved while - doing. he wai
evidently = prozpouior' out alone in th'
mountains.
The bonga were given burial, am
Nl.a3 effeaa there were saved for 30
purrsse. n possible. o. asgertaining th'
iicmHy % the unknown dead
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

A. stated in The citizen yesterday,
the postoffloo az 0rthan, y. MY kept IA
ihs store VI me Helen Mining company,
Waa rubbed 0y she deaperaoOea Wno
held " the store. This morning Post
Office Inspector A. =, Fredsricds. ac-
companled ~ Deputy United States
Marshal Sheridan. left Tor Graham 20
inyeatigat, the robbery and asceftein.
n possible. hos many registered pack
agea were rhcd ~ ths r0obers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

Among the machinery lost by the
Prescott Journal Miner In the lnte fro
Waa on old Ralnagc press, which did
duty Ia getting out the FIRST issue OF the
Arizona Miner In 1864. II was priced.
not on account ~ lts lutrinsic value.
but on account OF the hts, lric assOcia-
tions connected with q. ana ts loss Is
irreparabie as q cannot be rcpiaced
while Il was mot the frss press brought
10 that territory, q was the first VI
iA kind. and was the oldest press In
Arizona. Its adycns waa preceded by
an oid army prcss In the southern par,
~ Arizona. where a few ISSUES of a pa
per We're printed prior ia the establish
mOnt ID the Arizona Miner
The Journal Miner says previous TO
It's being freigrted uo Prescott on which
10 print the Arizona Miner. n wns To-
Gated In New Mexico. where Hs history
can be- traced back as far as TO 1882
Another historic press which Ia linked
with early Arizona journalism ls an old
Lincoln hand press that Is IN possession
OF the Tombstone Prospeotor. and is
krrst mefely as a rclic - pioneer days.
This press is accredited with being the
first printing machine brought To Ari-
zona, IL was frcighted around Cape
Horn, and WIS used in printing the nrst
papcr in Tucson as referred to above.
Later it was brought to Tombstone. ana
la still thcrc. and with llutic oiiiuE up.
| could bee pressed into service again.
This Is the period far mining develop
ment and our Las Vegas friends are
looking out IA ali directions for new en-,
terprises. says the optic Among the
/ latest 90 rclnCorp0rato is the ECLIPSE
Copper Mining company. with the prin-
cipal office ia Las Vegas, n. ~, and
branch offices az Phoenix, Ahlz,. and
Chicago. ill The officers of the corpor-
alton are as follows.
W n. Mccormick. president, q. I'D
win Dunbar. Vice predlont, Kalamazoo
Mich. r. n. Mile. Las VEGAS. seore.
tA8y; W. J. Mckay. Chicago. treasurer
Judge Il. V, Long, this city. general at
tUrney.
The properties OF the Company are To-
Gated Ia the santa Rita mountains
tw cnty -nye miles from Tucson. Aria, Ia
the Helootia mining district. Tho prop
I 'AHANA ANAhN NA'W AAN'tthN'A A'N NNHHiNA
years, and there has been much devel
0pment work done, and substantial I'm
| proycmentH. In ear load l0ta the or
runs us high a. % per cent copper ans
the mines are estimated as being yerl
rich. The poaicy Of the company hai
BEEN more for development than homes
gain, wiki the result mat a larg'
amount OF valuable ore 10 In sight
Harry Hennlng, ot silver cay, afte
visit 20 the Paris exposition. paase'
through the city homeward bound laa
night William Cassman, an old friend
was al the depot 70 say "f0wdy'' 4
Mr, Henning.
Word was received that Mrs. Fielder
aged 80 years. was seriously ill at -
Angeles. Her daughter. Mrs G. a
Berry, wife of Conduotor Berry. hal
Eone 10 her bedside.
stephen Caravan. owner and mana
ser of the Rock Ciin mine. came q
on the early morning train from Gal
LOO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-08-18

la further pursuance Of the constant
policy of the republican party 60 pro-
vide free homes on the public domain
we commend adequate national legis-
latinu To reclaim the arid lands OF the
United states, reserying the control of
the distribution OF water for irrigation
10 the respective states and territories.
We favor home rule Tor and the early
admission 20 statehood OF the territor-
les OF New Mexico. Arizona and Okla
homh.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-15

Will Jones, at Buford. has made appli-
cation for appointment as notary public.
AS Will is clever boy, and worthy OF
confidence. his commission is assured.
Dick Hills, wei! known to many
people in Williston, at a term OF court
held at Towner this week, was sentenced
to one year in the pcnitentiary for
drawing a revolver upon Clerk Of Cou TT
Rice and Deputy Sheriff Pendroy at
Towner last fall.
w. H. Scholberg. graduate Of the
Minnesots State School Of Dentistry, has
temporarily engaged rooms in DR. Bel
yeas office, where he VIII be pleased to
receive calls from all suffering with de-
fectve teeth. Dr. Scholberg is a good
dentist, aud will remain in Wiiiistou
long enough to allow his work to speak
for itself.
A Petition is being circulated asking
the county board to submit at a special
election the question of increasing the
number of county commissioners to five.
The move is good one. Five commits
sioners will accomplish more work
under ordinary circumstances than
three, and give more general satisiac-
ton in the business they transact
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-15
Don't forget the Calico ball Tomorrow
at the New Opera house.

Don't forget the Calico ball tomorrow
at the New Opera house.
J. W. Ross, the Grand Forks Archi-
tect, was in the city couple of days the
past week to examine into and draw
plans for the proposed new addition to
Hedderich Bros. & Co. 8 store.
The Y. P. S. G. E. chestnut social
given at the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday
evening proved successful in every re-
spect. Besides having a general good
time and lots Of fun, the society netted
about SIS. ..
Mrs. Elizabeth Gibbs has received a
letter from Mrs. Wm. Rogan, dated at
Quigley's Point, County Of Donegal,
Ireland, in which Mrs. Rogan says she
and Mr.. R. are enjoying good health,
and that "BiiIey" is on his bess be-
baylor.
FOR SALE-House and lot on Gates
Avenue. Inquire of
COPELAND & DIVERSION.
John Aune returned from ST. Paul
last Monday night, where he had been
for tho past three months procuring a
cork limb. His friends were surprised,
though immensely pleased, to see how
naturally Johnny could walk with his
artificial leg.
Rev. Turner OF Devils Lake arrived
in the city this morning, and will hold
Episcetal services at the Congregational
Church this evening at s o'clock. To-
morrow morning communion services
will bo held at 1880 o clock. A general
invitation 10 extended.
The undersigned will pay the highest
market price in cash for county war
rants. F. r. ZAI1L.
Williston. n. D. mar7tf
cole" Vallancy, representing FarwelI,
Ozmon. Kirk & Co.. St. Panl whole
salers, made one of bis periodical visits
to this city Monday. P. J. says he has
no objections to the girls calling him
"Ole," but is decidedly adverse to hay
ing other Norwegians doing it.
A warm wave passed over the land
And melted everything on earth to
level
Blu. the very next day cold wave came
this way
And froze everything AZ hard as the
This poetic effort may not be quite so
metrieally written as some of Major
Edwards late illusions, but it is full OF
truth just the same.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-15
His Wife Saved Him.

My wife's good ADVICE saved my life
writes +. M. Ross Of Winfield. Tenn, for
l bad such a bad cough l could hardly
breathe, steadily grew worse under
doctors treatment, but my wife urged
ma to use DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, winch completely cured
me-" Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, La
Grippe, Pneumonia, Asthma, Hay Few
er, end all lna'adies Of Chest Throut and
Lungs are positively cured by tiis mar
yelIous medicine. Trial bottle free at
the WILLIsToN PHARMACY, Williston, N.
Oak. 37m1
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-15
DOES 1T PAY TO Buy cHEAPp

a cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right, bnt you want something that
will relieve and cure the more severe
and dangerous results Of throat and lung
troubles. What SHAH you do? Go to a
warmer and more regular climate? Yes,
if possible; If not possible for you, then
in either case take the ONLY remedy that
has been introduced lnal civilized coun-
tiles with success in severe throat and
lang troubles, "Boschee's German Syr-
up" 1t not only heals and stimulates
the tissues to destroy the germ disease,
but allays inflammation. causes easy ex
pectora.ion, gives good nights rest,
and cures the patient. Try ONE bottle.
Recommended many years by all drug.
gists in the world. Sample bottles at the
Willist0n Pharmacy, Wil'iston. N. d.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-15
Price, So per Year
Old People Made Young.

j. G. Sherman, the veteran editor
OF the Vermontville (Mich.l Echo. has
discovered the remarkable secret Of
keeping old people young. For years
he has avoided Nervousness, Sleepless.
ness, Indigestion, Heart trouble. Consti-
patton AMI Rheumatism. by using
Electric BisteIs, aud he writes: ut
cunt be praised too highly. It gently
stimulates the kidneys. tones the stom-
ach, aids digestion, and gives a splendid
appetite. 1t has worked wonders for
my vile aud NE. It's marvellous
remedy for old peoples compluints."
Only SOC. ut the WILLlsroN PHARMAcY,
Williston, N. OAK. 37lnl
Z lrS 81 } 4 ~
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-15
LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Calico Ball tomorrow night.

Calico Ball tomorrow night.
DR.. Belyea returned from Devils Lake
Tuesday.
Sheriff Costello went to Devils Lake
Sunday with Charles Curtis.
The Woodmen had a jolly good time
at their dance last Thu rsday night.
F. C. Fales] representing Nash Bros.
Of Grand Forks, was in the city Monday.
TOUND-A pair Of kid gloyes-call at
the Graphic Office.
T. G. Richards left last Sunday for a
trip to Glasgow, Havre and Helena.
Mont.
Williston Special District pays to its
teachers an aggregate sum Of S35O.OO per
month.
The district court adjourned last FRI
day afternoon, after a session Of about
eleven days.
Herman Roehr has gone to round up
his bunch of horses. preparatory to his
trip east with them.
DR.. J. H. Belyea was summoned to
Buford yesterday on account Of sickness
in Mr.. Mercer's family.
FOUND-A child's purse and pair
of shoestrings. Call at the Gaaphic
Office.
P. J. O'Neill' s family have arrived in
the city, and it is hoped now that they
will become permanent dwellers in ou.
midst.
Everv one expects to have good time
at the Calico ball tomorrow night. Re-
freshments will be served the same as
before.
Geo. Thuet of ST. Paul, is in the city
for the purpose of selling young stock
to those wishing to engage in stock
raising.
Ed. Link has leased the brick yard
from the Bruegger Mercantile Co., and
intends manufacturing about half q
million brick
LOST-County Warrant No. 1865, for
S1.1O, issued in favor OF Sam Smith.
The finder will confer favor by leaving
same at Graphic Office.
Pete Anderson, against whom the
grand jury failed to present an lndict-
ment, intends moving to Montana,
where he expects to engage in business.
DR.. Scholberg of Minot will be at the
DR.. Belyea's office prepared TO do
dental work Of all kinds, and has made
arrangements to stay as long as the work
justifes.
VIM. Anderson was up from Roff1und
last Sunday after doctor. Mr.. Ander-
sons wife is dangerously i'll. and unless
she receives medical relief soon, it 10,
thought 81 Q cannot recover.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-15
Episcopal services ut the Congrega-
ional church to morning at 1880.

George Purvs, ESD, proprietor Of the
original plat of the town Of Wiliiston,
came in from Crookston last Sunday
morning, and left again for his home
Tuesday morning. During his visit here
he inspected nearly all his unsold lots,
and made a memorandum of those who
were trespassing. Persons having build
ings, fences. wood piles, wagons, and
other old truck on any of these unsold
lots will be required to remove them or
pay damages.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-15

Chris. and Jessie McKee,, son and
E. Park and Will E. Jones, who came to
Williston last week, but arrived too late
to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Theresa
Jones, left on Tuesday mornings train
for their home at Dog Den. Mrs. Dunn
accompanied them, and will be absent
two or three weeks visiting her father
at the Den.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-15
Made Young Again.

"One OF Dr.. Kings New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has put me in
my teens again." writes d. II. Turner
of Dempsey town, Pa. They're the best
in the world for Liver. Stomach and
Bowels. Purly vegetable. Never gripe.
Only 25c. at the WILL1sroN PHARMACY,
Williston, N. Oak. 37ml
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-15

The Jury in the Curtis murder trial
disagreed. and was discharged. 1t salts
factorily appearing that another jury
could not be secured in this county to
try the case. bv consent Of parties the
case was transferred to Ward county,
and will be tried at Minot at the term Of
court to be held ext month.