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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-09
Korrelponoancer
X.GT
.1ss
f6ortiat fro Sloe y
AnOabOu, ga.

3ulen bar bra9t peliignet gao. nu
Jleoes 9arnle og unge. Sa, ogIaa
ser bar 5ulen bragt DelIignet guo.
5aaoe til gamle % unge. Suleoaq
5aOoe oi @ubstjeneite og @noen gu
.ebag baboe ri Suletrq. 6oruoen
BaItor Weismann talte Stubenterne
Rielien % 9eterien % ri bleD aus
ninoe0e pm. at5ulegaperne, bpor pei
.i9e De enD tuuDe bare, boa bar for.
3Pn9elige % Dareoe fun en- tort 5io;
men cen 5ing par life forgRngeliQ,
nemlig 5efus. ben fulntomne @aDe.
al nddr Di mootager o. be5oloer
9om Tom Dor 5rslIer. Iaa fan ri bare
N 9lao Sui Aaret runot. ia, til eDia
5io.
- R1laarsoa8 BAR Der 0esc be-
0ars 9. Rasmusien, CO oeres liGe
5en Bier od Deo 8aaben inolsmmst
I SUBS 3ige.
- 6ans Qielien, ION en- 9io bar
oRref uttlpds, leo forleoen ttltdlce
9~agebjelp. bon bleo Do opertooet ON
Il ban 6apbe W}aIaria= Sober. Dan
7 Dog aaerebe i 8eoring. og ri 6ao
Der mart at ie BAN raft igen.
- Qaurits QnDerien bar tebt So6n
2aib's 5arm, ION Sens Rielien bar
forpagtet. De faa 4%meritanere,
om MI er tilba9e, bill felpfslgelig og
aa mart ialge I'D til be DANTE. Sa,
zen, Tom Dor J U2il 0eit for 9irten bill
i9lge I'm $40 Qtres 5arm for $45
pr. Qcre.
- Seq Dilbe M gerne benleoe Opz
nGrtiombeoen paa Den 5ortaaing Der
/ 9laoet At paitor q. g. WaoIen:
Din 9rooers Blob. % tag iaa
ielp 8epis for, at mango ituae foms
ne fra Otter og Better % iiooe til
Boros meo Q6rabam, Stat % Ga
cob / 6immeriges 9ige. Sea bar
bsrt mere enD cen iige: Den bill ieg
lefe. iaainart beotommenbe opodgeoe
Ooerftriften og 5orfatterens Nabn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-09
#ynf, &is.

Dlrs. Cars Qano ira Wiatopn
1fgit peo 3sOen Den 80. Dec. faa
Da9e efter Ell 8arnefsoieI, / en- III
ser at Il Mar. 9egrapelien fanot
Steo H%ntaarsOag om Gftermiooaz
gen. 6un efteglob 6usbonO % 9
8srn. 6erren pil trgite De iergenbe
igeunem 1T Orb. ioet ban Der
oabenbarsr os fit al ben 0erlig6eb
% 8I9oe, ban tager iine biem til.
- u. .. qetericn % 6uitru fra
Oberon. u. D, afIagger / oisis 9aqe
8eiea bos oeres 5ornlore .. .. 5boz
rup og 9br. Sprenien Der / Qutt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-09
fra Elatr College
o.
teolo9iif Seminarium.

81 gleoeligt 4ntaar til ane 5toz
lens 9enner. % enbOer. ION l9fet
bisfe 2inier!
9aTtor Qnter bar / Omaha til
llngoomsmgoe iiDfte Ssnoag.*)
qoFOr 8. gbr. geDerfen fra
9annebrOg, Qebr, og Oatter 4nna
oO~erralteoe Os meo Ell 8eiss / Sules
ugeu.
Suleuften 6opoe Ri Suletr9 Der
poa Stolen. Dian famleDes / CD
len alotten 8 og efter at en- Sules
falme par afIungen opl9ites Sulez
epongsliet at paftor 5rimobtzM gller
bDorpao paIt. 4nfer tdlte ub fra Or
bet r5rDgt iftel" Derpaa fang man
ben beilige gumle Salme n@ldoe
SUR. Smiblertib a 2Diene
br9not neb og 9r9ets 5rugt bleD
belt tiaigemeb anbet soot. lom berer
til benne peliigneoe Sulefeft.
H~ptaarsaften fejreoes Der meb
ct prDgram, fom melt beitoo df forte
Salsr at Sfolens profesforer | Qns
v Snbleperet for tent til at TONNE
/ .0aniferen" for b. 2. os.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-09
Blair o9 Ome9ll.

Manoag often afbolotes Der etitra
Menigbeosmeoe / airten. Msoet par
en- 6ortiRttelfe af bet reuul9re W}das
nebsmgoe, af6olot Den ?. d.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-09
SuurIeoeS or bette!

o. firbuter It tuHbr,be Touars ssienu'uo fr o
bpet I'll 0lbe af satsrrb. Der tttt tan ~btlbrsess ~
daII,s Catarrh Cure
~. Gbta,p Go. eisrs. qoi,bo. Z
1T uHberisgnets bar rftabf Z Z. etsH5g ttf ttss /!
Var ca iror. Ion sr albeIts buotrlia I oft 1orftiHinas
FraHsaftieaer o. RHaH melt / SianbH M al optgles tatUt
forpliqtsfis. beres Firu1a Dor paaiaqet ia.
g eft Il 9rrat. @bofsiale E%uaqeins, Eoffbo.f
HaiptHg, SinuGu d WarDtr, 4haisielf
T~ruaaifts, 9nlgso. 6
Halls 1zis.fi, Cure .ases .aarsrs's - rfr >.
sirssie poa Hlooei N spfs psis GiimbiHbtr. Vrif
Ht pr Blaits. edges al ale 1poibstue. BttHss
sprb fvit.
Halls Family Pills tt be tseiie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-09
SwatOuHo, Wiiull.

) Ssnoags (23. Dec 6opoe Ri ges
log at Or. Center ira Dor Stole /
Blair. 6an plumpebe iaa ganIfe
upentet inb til os i Qerbags Qftes.
Oa ban tom fra en- 5eriereife. paa
bpilten ban blanot onoet 6apoe be-
Iegt minneapolis og R~ortbfelo, bDor
ban banoe pr9oitet. 9an pr9oiteoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-09

= &sot er et 6areii9nal pna Sem.
bnuen, raa en- Maabs Roe o. Il
Geiuoes NniiQt. Dtono 70 4pinoe
brug Rocky Mountain tea. o. ia,
c9te roe Rinoer, 35o. 6JrbJr be-
S.res Qpotiter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-09

6Orismt eler oaarliq bebonolei
GorosielIesiOa beoer Tan meOfere Fl
fnlohonoiq ruineret 6elbreo eaer
8p)en. Rocky Mountain tea
helbreoer BENT t%ulOt9n,ig. 39c. 6Or.
boz bos 8eres Qpotiter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-09

Wrs. gstnsIotn'S Sootbiaa Sprnp
II st aammtlt. qoot pTsDei Dliboel. Tom / ortt %
9lar bar purei buat al WtuioHer Mgers ior eeres
Smnnborn / 5nnopertpoen mto lnlbtommeH
Suttas. Get ber9liqer Barnet. blebqIgr eummerue.
formin6ffer RetQustlieu. oulmer Smtritn. bd5 ssoer
9iuofolit, bar en- melst bebassiis Smas 90 er bet
bebite Riooel MOB 8iarrhos. S9lees al Trieaiiier
opsalt gerssn. qrifen or 25 Genfe 5Ieifeu.
INIT al forlauat Mrs. 9SinsIpme Soothina
Enrub % tag iuaeu oubeH Slags. d Dteete III rhes
sen al purt btn beone MebtciH 3auopert5btn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-09

iaa for os tire 9ange, to @ange /
9Den % en- Sang paa 9anoet. Oct
par 10 en- tnaqenoe Broit; men pi fit
BAN puttet i en- Stinbpels oQ 6ue %
iaa fette ban ia / Stanb til At funne
p Oefa ann 6li33aro". Solicit Der pdr
9lao peo 8eieget % ii 6aa6er. al Or.
9enter oil afiagoe os ct 9eisg en- an
Den Sang.
- 0lrs. Gangs 5oralore. g}r. "a
0lrs. ". Is. 1bomiea ira 6utAinIon
er / Oeane 8ip paa 8eIs9 Der, og BET
fer no ION pm gsieqet nil blipe for
lGnget en- 5io. Do Wtr. 5bomien er
bIepen angreoen at gneumonia. 6an
er Dog I 8eoring og oi baaber, at pan
mart maa blipe raft.
- 9lonot De mango Ting. ION pm
Der Opatonnd, er ct mt ofentligt
8ibliotef, bpori Der blanot anoet oqz
fad finoes Ell DEL banite 9eqer. Bib
iiotetet bar toitet ca. $4,000, al
5pilte Den itprite Del par teItdmens
teret.
- gi bar enonu lite BAIT aaneforc
i 9inter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-09

4LuADu5 - III QI puAU4N2 Vtl NtIAAu
Menigbeosmgoe I airten. Weoet par
en- 6ortiRttelfe dF oct reuulRre W}aaz
neosmgoe, afbolDt Den ,. b.
6oriamt eler o~aarllQ behonolei
GorositlIesiDa be3er Tan me0fsre Fl
%fnlofonoia ruineret 6elbreo eQcr
Open. Rocky Mountain tea
helbreoer benz tulof9neig. 3'c. 6Or-
bec hos 8erts Mpotiter.
- Mr. Carl Iielien. 6ormano for
.. 8. g. 6.s SRtteri, bleO 5reoag
often / Omaha Diet til W1ifs 9riitine
0ielien. YaItor antsr forretteoe 9iz
ellen. 9lonot 99iter fra Blair par:
Misie5 Qnna og Spa Sprgenien %
Gtuoent Ore 4noerIen.
De Nngifte bar morettet et b1g9ez
li9t 6jem / 6ans 4noeriens 6us i
9erteroiae.
= boot er Il 6oreIi9nal pna Sou.
bauen. raa en- Wa1os RGie % e.
Geino.s Aniiat. Ntono 70 apinoe
brug Rocky Mountain tea. o. IA,
cgte roe RiHoer, 35e. 6JrbJr be-
9.res Apotlter.
- SIR. 6snrit 2arien fra 0mabu
aflug0e / 9uar 9eisg bps 9enner ber
/ 8Den.
9ggte Rocky Mountain tea
ielses alor'9 | lss geJt pcs 9ren
mere eler f0r minors eno Csc. 9al
Gem life narre. men faa ben q. ion
er bsrgmt 9ennem 0tatiien 4leoiein
SO. Gortee bos 8eres &pst Ter.
goitOr martin Senien fro
Stupleburit. 4ebr., tom / Manbaqs
sante upentet 6ertil % beIggte 81. q.
Wr. SD3unne5 9eterfens. bpor ban
O%bernatteDe. paitor Serien maatte
alere0e rejie nGfte Gag.
Seu on>eu oer ice uoHiaip
unber r5be @aipiugtoa So. gtultrt
Qsipcidtiou" ua blIps ofholot / Slar
0aanoag, 5irsOa8 p9 C.s,d5 gan
7.-8-9.
). 6. Stsflorboroer. Judge.
Is. e. DC Is pm b, Sec.
II SIR. Siguro anfer rejte / Spn=
bags tilbage til Wlartinburg efter at
BABE tilbragt Sulen / fit 9iem.
So6n McQuarrie bar ct tort
Oplag at 8Dsningsmaterialier DC
Sul til ldpeite priier.
praferne 9. 9ria og q. Dam
Tfop tom / Dag meb Morgentoget.
Baitor @ria fort9ller, at ban og bans
9uitru ff n feb liIe 9atter / Sulez
aaDe.
Oct fpnes neiten Tom pm pr9itez
bernene oelger WRrteodge til oeres
SnDtrQoslie / 0erDen.
gloSiorIifring.
Run beoite uoiost 9Ueoe btuses l
JorfRroigelis al
Acme Patent -Four.
Detie lltrer qoot Ergo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-09
um0erpis

Tenn ielo / oiemmet oeo al tose aorreiuor.
oancs3urius / 6reHUlo8i ira 8eitern I'm
Worcester
VI. 3. Clan en-. PHI d.,
Ct. Ansgar. ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-09
Nebr.

3 9seaa banite ep. slutb. Dteui9bebs 8irfe,
Rortb 26tb Street dmeuem graut os Burr
bette bolbes 6simesiequbstieueit bDer Senz
bag NormiObas ri. 10f Os aiteusuDstieneite
81. II. Senodss lfoIe ri. l2f 9itm. Riges
nipple bper 3orsbos afteu 81. s. = aue ere
bierteli9 ueltomuel
@. 9. Gbrtftidusu.
9r9it.
Bopal: si9 y. 2etb St.. Omaha. gebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-01-09
,9GHiftrea".
SnsOne ben .. 5anaar 1901.
0n0stieneier.
g1atr.Re br.

BIntt. 9(tbt.
Blair bonife en-. slutb. Weniebeb boIoer
gubstienete bper Ssnoag 6ormibbls ri.
10 Os aiten 81. II. S%snoogsifole Ri. =
0pbp99eliesmeoe Onsba9 atten I'll. y.
Aue ere bierteli9 Ueltomnel
u. Rasmuseu
4rRit.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-14


Windy March! The wind 10 sure
liiiiur things this morning.
Fruit buds are swelling aud the
trees will soon be in full bh~m.
Saturday Was an old fashinn.d storm.
er but the sno~ was soun gone 10 these
parts
Mn. Mako, IL sopewhsi under the
weather At present.
Little Sarah D.rk Who bus been sick
with i.aamma,ory rhsuma,ism 10 i'm.
proving
Miss Stella Dick i. staying with Mrs
T.. j. Baker.
Mr.. Spnrsron recently purchased 4
new organ.
Miss Hattie Free il home again her
sclool n' Lock wood being finished.
Dell Msck-y lost several calves with
blnckleg, when hc Ichorned the bal.
suce which seemed to D,op the Dalady
Presiding Elder Mar,indaIu preached
at the Lone Star srbnol house last nigb,
and held quarterly conisroocs prepsrs-
tory to flushing the ~oik Of the year.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-14
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.


Noiics is hereby siS-n ,bni John Y Sui
Ivan snd John n. Blnsr, dairy hn.ibr -
under the fem nnmr " sullivan 4 Bl,sc,
have this dn, tl"'l ,h.ir petition I" sell NJ
retail malt, spiti'uous AMI y,""us hgu"rs In
the township ~ Opiiinn. o"uniy of beaver
ani Territory d Oslabom", sni i'n,. un,s-
objections he 0led In my oshce on or hriore
the 10 b day cf March, a. u. 1901. sad
Petition will bs granted.
Dated, Beaver, ok'ahoma. February, 81.
1901.
=. G.. Tl,oy. County Clerk.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-14
Land once a, weudv nri %, r.,

Nnr. . wri,
Notice n hereby rivrn that the bl howl &
nam settler has filed nhice of his inter :.
u ms I" n"kc iinal prosf In support of his
claim ant that said proof viii be
made bGt'ro Cha les %. Tannehi'l. J. .dgc ai
tie Pro, ate Court ~ aud fmr Beaver O unty
Oklahoma Territory, or IN ease of his sb-
'cne- then bcf re- NsIii. N. Thomas. ci,rS
"i said court nj beaver. q, 4, on Aprii. so,h.
ip0i, viz;
Harvey W. Machin. u. T.. No, ,s0s for the
1T aud 80 X OF NV Z. lot aud ne Y OF sw y
Sec ~. ipoN. ba1 ECM.
lie names he following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence ulon aud ouitiyE.
tiOn Z y Id land, via;
John W. spurg.Sp. and Milton W. Anschu,z
of Sye u. T.. Joseph Whitaker ind George
" hi Gker OF Coin. o.. T.
FD li.ALr, Register.
First pub Meh II
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-14
i.snd 0nlcr Al woods ari. -. 2,

Motto" Is h"'ehv sivrr that the h,iNnwin.
nn""d s'i'l'r hos h'rJ notice - hr IN
TEN len TO make M lr'o lin .uri ort Of her
cl"in. nni that said pru"f wil b. mn.ic h. =
lore III" '."rist"r ad Ncc.ivcr nj tie .. y
Land uhcc, Woodward. a.. T.. on ART.
:? :, NE'
Lizzie W. rhornily. ~ T. sos tor ih.s u ot'
~ a ~'r15 y ofnH y Soc D.. rp n. Il
IS ECM
FL" name tho following w,tncsscs to provo
h'r continuous rrshirnce upon aud esitirs-
lion ~, Sid lands, via
Hnn'd" !. sinclair. fairy e. ii.ss mud Inln
ltaircr. q Ia Nrr"", %. ia d f.oyd Al
kncrr at Woodward. % r.
!, u. ilr,tr, Register.
Firsi pub f,h II imn
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-14

r"D 10, inu
Soti'e 10 hereby gwen that the a. tow %,
ha'sei settler h"s n e.. u tic- 81 his 4
ienilon 10 make i'i"l ruof in suppori of hi,
cl"im and n Il said prn'f viii be- mad, hof. r.,
Jay u Picknri Clerk Uf the Dist ici Com, A,
m irBa Il county Ok'aip,nis and IN cas.,
OF hts nbs'nrc before Della Ba iing-r liza do.
fn'y, NJ Beaver, q. 4. On April, ., rA,,,
viz;
Joseph G. nryson. " r No. &c for tho q. 4
ofHS y Sees ami G ofiw !. ~ s~c " and
na y OF sws, SEC ~ ~ y. X ssECM.
Tie names the following witnesses 10 prcve
his con'inu"ns residence upon and cultivation
OF sai hind. v,;
Albert l.. hucba an, Allen 7. nnker. David
" pv,rtnn anl Ira s. v lis, n ali OF Beaver.
OF.
First pubs-U
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-14
tp~aOYfrATrn
Land o,nc. a, ao.nwsrd. q. r

Fcb ~ inoi.
Soiicr T. nrr-by sivsn thai the q u. sIrr
nanci . tier bM n sd u lie Of his In.
ten ia io ina tra pr In support Of
lis can, and hat m Il pr"oi Will lie ~aas
b,fr thagl 8 -. rrnn"h u. Judge ~ tn.
pi-tsir ,ouu H. s.d iur Beaver g, ubty,
-, 4. aud IN cnse 4 his "bsencc. I en- before
N"t IT, N. III mas ri rI Of said csuit. at
B'a,r, -. r OF Mrh., ~ ,oot. viz.
Miner u. Hubbard, n. D. No. 10, for the se
" See -. rsp.s n" a. - ECM.
He n,n,cs The fjlinwins witn"-s.s to prs,c
hi. ~h'uucus slieno- upon snd eul iva
ton ut hi respective q Gs ,,iy'
Pred L. Irnry at H. aver, %. 4, ani James
u. Nuckolls. Samuel =. k,rns aud Jane. e,
GIashain Uf Cat, - r.
y. u, HEALr, Register,
Fissi pBtii-hei i,b., ., ilpo.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-14
Land Oi!ice =, Woodward, OF.

Feb, II, 1901.
Nniirc is hereby given that the iollow,us
named settler has 'lcd notice Of his iui~n-
,ion iu mas. hnrl prnof 10 support of his
elnim. and ihn, said of will b, made be =
f,r. charles q Iannvbill. rrvbue Judge In
aud for Beaver ,ouniy, or. or IN hi. alb.
s.nco then before N.nie Thoo, ~. C,-rk Of
sail Court. nt Beaver. at, ou Mrh, % 1901
viz,
Chnrlts II. Cranynrr. n T.. No. ,5,i for tho
~ I, at =" :, mid = u al sw = s-c ~ AID NV
= ofnw y scc@9 ~ y, Wso ECM.
lie nsm.s the following Witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence npon and cult,va-
,i"n of. said land. viE
ot'o bUhy. Clinri y 4. u chc. Fred 81. pec.
De- O. Rv,rsidr. q. +. Marshall h. HIhbs OF
r,ay.r.O 4.
20, hEALf, u. sisici,
First pub. fuh u I'0i
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-14

Date q anow s,orm for Marrh

(lnite q snow storm for Marh
Ths bsIl given vt Mr.. 0shurn's WA
o.jsA . su -rsps. fouv-6vs rnmhc,s
ecm sss. Everybody eujoy-d himself.
Nm Msflovcmts erecting snmh.r
pou 10 his house sod Is rer,of.ng
Nss Soom.
<sss vill b~ school setsstsipmsst
40 Apsil. ssh.
w Nh - line The lest sight Of
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-03-14
Land Ofics Al Wood ward. o. Y

LAM Othoe ~ Woodwnrd. ID. ".
Fen 1s l0dV.
iice 10 rebv giv.n that the following
nared settl"r ha rivsn 'cr OF W. y
'enti to nsks q NJ pro for Ne
calm A"d ths's'id r'f will b. msds bt
= Chs'i-s u Tom hill Pr 'hntc Juisc tn\
AN Beav'r rcounty o =. .nr I his absence'
IN n b''fors Ne tie u, rho , . ciork OF Pro-
b to- cunt at Bnysr q, r on Apr. - 1911
Charles n. Pember,on, u. n. Ne iss,, for
the sw v of ttr ~ y sco u. and NV Y of NV
s'es, IND n " of,eh SEQ ss. Up q H.. n.
., RcM.
ns names the following witnesses 10
orove his continuous residence upon aud
cultivation of said land. via,
Jacob Der-nas. Jucob shafrer. Are Hereuas
and George navsr allof tnslsweod. Kansss
~ HssLr, Resistss,
firsi pub Mar
Arizona republican., 1901-09-16
A BUCKEYE BARD
He Bursts Into Song on the Prosaic
 Subject of Water Stealing

In southwestern Arizona Lies the land of Buckeye fair. Watered from the river Gila. Furnished with the purest air. 'Tis land of milk and honey Where we irrigate our fields: Those who understand a paddock Seem to get the biggest yields. We've a pair of noted locksmiths, Busy men are they at night. And the ranchers down below thsm Are now getting on the fight. Mad are they because the water Which should to their cattle go. In q time of drought continued acksd-doesn't run below. Now this pair of noted locksmiths Needed water for their grass, Though some fields were dry below
 them
 Still they didn't let it pass. Open wide they pulled two head
 gates. Forty inches each should show. When of water there is plenty But far less when waters low. Now these locksmiths needed water I have told you this before: Eighty inches wouldn't do the m So they took a hundred more. Strange it seems that Buckeyc
 ranchers
 Living farther down the line Should revolt against these lock
 smiths
 Irrigating at this time. But the locksmiths needed water, Needed water for their grass, They'd no need of tanks below them So why let the water pass? Surely when the good Creator Mads this sunny land of ours, He intended air and water To be plentiful as flowers. And if God. who gives us water. Wishes us to have enough, Then this game of locking head
 gates
 Surely is a game of gum. Help yourselves. my friends. to
 water,
 Tis the making of the grass. If your farms in need of water Then why let the water pass?- Never put off till tomorrow thai which you can do tonight.
 -ZANJERo. Buckeye. Ariz.. Sept. 14. 1901.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-16
NOTICE FOR POSTING OF SETTLE
 MENT OF ACCOUNT.

In the Probate Court of the County of Maricopa. Territory of Arizona. In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph- inc Elvey. Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Thomas K. Elvey. the administrator of Joseph inc Elvey. deceased. has rendered and presented for settlement. and filed in said Court. his first annual account of his administration of said estate; and that Monday. the 18th day of Sep tember 1901. at 10 o'clock a. m.. at the court room of said Court. at the court house in Phoenix, in said MaricOpa county. has been duly appointed by the Judge of said court. for the settlement of said account, at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file hrs exceptions in writing to the said account and con- test the same.
 Dated Sept 9th. 1901.
 c. M. LANDER, Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-16
TEMPE
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There will be meeting of Logan lodge. G. A R.. at the Armory hall in Tempe at 6:30 next Tuesday evening Resolutions of sympathy will be draft ed and other business transacted. IL is earnestly desired that all members be present.
 Oscar Penn came back from Jerome | yesterday. The heat. gas and long hours. combined with the constant dan ger. were too much for him, so he came back Levi Walker, who went up about the same time, is still at work there.
 The popularity of the Butte swim ming baths is still undiminished and at almost any hour of the day bathers may be found there. Some fishing iS done there. too, but more to pass the time away than to catch any fish
 Dr. B. B. Moeur and F. Anderson drove over to Mesa on business yester day.
 Mrs. I. Rudeman. wife of the Denv9r Tailor. with her child, came in from Brooklyn. N. Y, yesterday. She viii reside here with her husband. who owns the popular tailoring establishment here.
 The Coyote orchestra, of four pieces, held its usual practice yesterday.
 The New York store has a handsome display in the show windows.
 MT. Wyatt. the barber. is quite III with a severe cold, and MT. Lohmann has had all the patrons to attend to.
 The show window at Hyder Bros. store was handsomely decorated yes terday. large picture of President Me- Kinley drape5 in black occupying the center.
 Charles Warehouse is now engaged stacking the alfalfa seed crop on J. E. Prices place. The seed yield there will be very good for this year, as it will probably run 100 pounds to the acre.
 John Hyder drove over to Phoenix yesterday.
 There was a baseball game in Tempe yesterday afternoon between the O. K. club and the Tempe Buttes. The score was 26 to in favor of the O. K. s. Fol lowing are the players and positions; O. K.'s-Celestino Urbano catcher. An tonic Urbano pitcher. w Franklin first base. Jose Maria second base. B. Bruce third base, Valenzuela shortstop. Jose Celeya left field. Manuel Girardo center field, A. Lukin right field: Tempe Buttes-Forthay catcher. Ochoa pitch CT C. Celeya first base. P. Doll seconl base, Jesus Riveras third base. R. Ma zon shertstop Manuel Peraltas left field, Dick center field. Cheltes right field
 Otho c. Odel1 left his wheel at the Methodist Church. South. last night and upon returning found that some one had taken it. Whether for the purpose of keeping it or just for a spin is not known, but about an hour later. while looking for 1t, he saw some one riding along the street, and knew his wheel and gave chase. Upon overtaking the person the wheel was left and the boy took to the woods
 One of the seats in Moeur's drug store was broken by Web Griffia planting his weight upon it. Mir Anderson repaired
Arizona republican., 1901-09-16
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MA

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MA TERIALS.-DEPART OF THE INTERIOR, T.. s. Indian Service, Sac aton. Ariz.. Aug. 2l. 1901.-SEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed Proposals for Building Materials" and addressed to the undersigned. will be received at this office until two o'clock p. m. of Sept. goth. 1901. for furnishing and delivering the materials (except bricll) required in the construction and completion at this agency of a brick dispensary and physicians residence in accordance with the plans on file in this office. A complete description of the materials required may be examined at the of fees of the Arizona Republican, ,' Phoenix, AriZ-. the Herald" Los An geles. Cal, and at this agency. For further information apply to Elwood Hadley. U. s. Indian Agent. Sacaton, Arizona. ELWOOD HADLEY, U. S. Indian Agent. Sacaton. Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-16
THE GREATEST OF rxpos1TIoNs

A delightful trip. You can't af ford to miss 1t. To the Pan-American exposition. at reduced rates. via Mich igan Central, ''The Niagara Falls ROute.' Send your address. with four cents postage for illustrated souvenir when issued to O. w. Ruggles, Gen1 Pass'r and Tkt. Agt., Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-16
ABOUT TITLED PEOPLE.

Tl5re is no sovereign in Europe who takes his post more seriously than does the Emperor of Germany or who works furdsf t. fulfill tTe -6uties of his posi- tien, yet in one respect the position he holds is simply an Honorary one. As emperor of united Germany he receives but a small sum of money supposed to be expended simply for the expenses of the position. It is from the civil liss as king If Prussia that he derives his income. and even that wouI not be suf- ficient, if not augmentei by h1s per sOnal fortune. which is considerable. Both he and the empress are cconom- icnl to a degree. A c rtain sum is al- lowed fer the table increased so mucn a head if guests are present. The em- press superintends the p:er-iing of the childrtn's clothes. ard in regard to her own wardrobe IT. royal lacy is as m-dest. The emperor. in spite of h 8 1Taany costumes. has economical ideas in this respect. and cuffs and collars to his uniforms. and even to his shirts are many times renewed. The stable is one of the enFperor's fads. It is not as large as the majority of royal stables. but is most perfectly appointed. The carriage horses are esp ecaas.y, well trained. On leaving the palace the coa achrlan receives no ortssrs as to where he is to go. but is directed at each square. wheTe the horses must obey the slightest touch of the reins. The emperor likes shoxy horses. and an the carriage horses of the imperial stable are trained to step high
 Queen Alexandra has ordered a spe- cial .-Vyituzrette'' to be made for pre- seTI1ation to the dowageT empress of Russia. The car is to be of eight horse power. anl IS tc be of me spider ty.'e, f1 shed anl fdi nished in q most tux ugiULs mdGsts-