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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-11-27

L woman does not begin to command
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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1902-11-27
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The following table gives the arrival and
departure of passenger trains at Battle
Mountain.
wEsTBOUND
ARpIvEs DEPARTS
No. , u go, p. M. l2:t0. p. m
No. lO.11. u. m. 1912, p. IN.
EAsTBouND
No.. 4:49, a. IN. loo, n. m.
No. q 4:34, y. IN. 100. p. m,
Local freight leaves carlin at 7 a. m
Local freight leaves winnemucca at ] a. M;
daily arrives at Battle Mountain about 0 a. m.
The Nevada Central arrives from Austin at
u GO I. on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays,
and leaves for Austin on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at I 20 A. NJ.
". 7. oNyoN. Agent.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21
THE lITTlEFiElO TRUST BILL

FoSecasts of the Littlefield trust bill. the measure endorsed by Presi
 dent Roosevelt and intended to rep
 resent republican effort to eliminate the evil that is in the trust system, dc not reveal provisions justifying a hope of the measure affording the re lief desired
 About all that can be accomplished
 with this bill. if the American people are still capable of believing that the
 republican party will ever take honest action against the trusts, is the eva sion, on the part of the republican national organization, of the real is. sue of the present campaign. which is that of a revision of the tariff as the most effective means of curbing the malign power of the trusts.
 The next session of congress. at which the Littlefield trust bill is to be introduced, begins in December. The congressional elections will be held in November. The Littlefieid trust bill may be used in the campaign as offering proof that the republican party is willing to serve the people in opposition to the trusts. It is, how ever, bluff of the baldest descrip- tion. Giving President Roosevelt credit for an earnest desire to remedy the trust evil, the machine manage ment of the republican party will not permit him to do so, either through the medium of the Littlefield bill or in any other manner The republican machine defeated the President on the Cuban reciprocity issue and it can and will defeat him on the trust is- sue.
 The voters of this country are not likely to be fooled into the belief that the republican party will take effec- tive antitrust action. This will give scant attention to the Littlefeld trust bill. This is because they know that the surest way to secure relief from the trusts is to bring about a revis- ion of the Dingley tariff that created and fostered the trusts, and they will support the democratic party on this issue of tariff revision.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21

The .Cananea Herald. Marcus D. Smith proprietor, Burleigh Davidson. editor, has reached the Review of flee. The Cananea Herald compares favorably with any weekly publication veritable bee hive of industry should be newsy sheet. The Review ex- tends the hand of fellowship across the border to the Cananea Herald and wishes it long life and prosperity
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21

mails from the offices in Naco anG other places. it is not to be wondered that conditions are such.
 When it takes a letter elgi.. or nine days to come from Naco 10 Can anea, two or three weeks froh San Francisco, and so on according 70 the distance, there must be something wrong somewhere.
 We earnestly hope that this ques- tion will soon be looked into by the postal authorities in the City of liey. ico and rectified, so that when let. ters and papers are sent to a person, that person will receive them and in a reasonable time"
 For obvious reasons the Herald throws several bouquets Tn the course of it's article at the Mexican postmaster, and his assistants. It is not good judgment in Mex. ico to 'rib" Mexican official. and what an American would call the free dom of the press, the Mexican laws knows no such thing A newspaper office in the land of Manana, that is feminist the government" is liable to seizure and the entire outfit sold at public auction.
 Not long since a Mexican official in Sonora. having title of notary pub lie, which is about the same position as that of a federal judge in the United States, wrote a scathing arti- cle to a newspaper over his own sig nature, arraigning the municipal off cers at Cananea. For this he is nov serving a term of two years A gov ernment official in Mexico is supposed to be perfect. Anyway. it behooves the average citizen to say so, whether they believe it or not
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21
THE COAL STRIKE

l Commenting on the politics that Pennsylvania leaders have endeavored to inject into the coal strike, the Philadelphia Public Ledger says:
 Governor Stone is within the line of his official duty in using every means in his reach to bring about a resumption of mining. The common wealth of which he is the chief magis. trate is suffering severely from the suspension, its peace is disturbed and tta governors own official responsibil- ities are increased. While he cannot compel the parties to the controversy to come to terms, he is not to be crit cised for his efforts to persuade them to an agreement.
 "Unfortunately the governors some what tardy movement in this diree- ton has taken on the aspect of a counter-effort to the unsuccessful mis- sion of Senators Quay and Penrose and to the formers proposed commit tee Ol ne N(udy faction having failed to accomplish anything for the miners, the Stone-El- kin-Flinn faction now takes up the task, with the assistance of a possi- ble senatorial candidate. If they should succeed where the others fail ed, the achievement might be not without influence in the campaign.
 Thus the anthracite strike is in a fair way to be subordinated to the contest between the two republican factions. It seems quite safe to pre- dict hat the scheme will prove advan- tageous to neither of them. The ques- tions at issue will surely be brought to some equitable settlement before very long, because public necessity and the interest of both parties will compel it. But neither side is weak enough to trust its cause in the hands of meddling politicians who are pur- suing only their own interest, and who will do more to hinder than to help the establishment of right and justice. and the reign of peace and law"
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21
THE CANAAN EA POST OFFICE

If the Cananea Herald will continue It's good work and succeed in estab- fishing better mail service at Cana nea, the people of that camp should rise up and call the Herald blessed. The first issue of the Herald calls at tention to this evil in the following:
 ~Cananea is now city of about 15,OOO people, with great interests and a large postal business, yet the facil- ities for handling the mail for this great body of people is left in the hands of three or four people-an ut terly insufficient number as any one can see who will take the trouble to reflect. Although the postmaster and his assistants are kept busy from morning till night, still the work of handling all the papers, letters and other matter which comes to this of. flee is too much for them. More help is the only remedy for this state of affairs.
 Another improvement much need ed is quarters sufficiently large so that the business of the office could be attended to in a modern way and with accuracy and dispatch. With the main office located nearer the center of population, with the above enumerated improvements, the Cana nea office could handle its business, to the satisfaction of the general pub lie and all who have occasion to use the mails a great deal.
 we do not in the least blame the gentlemen in charge of the local of flee, and know that they are doing their best, but adding the facts that have just been stated above to the fact that, considerably delay and loss of mail occurs in the transferring of
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21

Bisbee extends hearty welcome to the group of Michigan capitalists, who are in our midst this week with a view of investing in adjacent mining property. The people of Bisbee nave no gold bricks to un!c..d This G:s- trict is rich in legiti GI.e mining pros- erty that only awaits the hand of cap ital to make them valuable producers. The Calumet and Arizona is a striking example of what capital can accom- plish in this district
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21

Now is the time for Arizona to put it's shoulder to the statehood wheel What is Prescott, Phoenix, Tucson, Yuma, Bisbee, Globe and Clifton going to do about it. Well, they sit down quietly and wait for the silver spoon to be slipped into their mouth or will they show by their efforts that they are in dead earnest?
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21

The sound of republican knives or grind stones can be heard in all parts of town. They will be in evidence on Tuesday at the convention The re- suit of the republican primaries a; which several of the republican lead CTS were told to go aTay back and sit down" has split the G O. P. square in the middle.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21

Robert Emmet Morrison, the newly nominated dele ga.e to congress on the republican ticket, suddenly took a no. tion on Saturday that he would like to see what the press of Arizona had to say regarding his candidacy, and telegraphed to every newspaper in Ar. izona to put him on the mailing list.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21

While attempting to loot a Skagway bank robber blew himself up in most approved manner, thereby estab- fishing precedent which, it is hoped, will become popular.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21

Senator Cockrell urges tariff reyis- ion as the surest means of remedving the evil contained in the trust system The sound common sense of the American people endorses the Mis- souri senator's position on this issue
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21

The new hotel at Morenci is expect cd to be opened and ready for busi- ness about October 1st. It will be the handsomest building in Arizona, and in service will be the counterpart of the Copper Queen, of this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21

Queen W.lhelmina spoke for two hours before theparliament of Holland the other day and her subjects are convinced that her majesty has recov. cred from her recent illness.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21

According to Los Angelan who attempted to discover the source of A queer odor by means of a lighted match, blowing out the gas isn't in it with being blown out by the gas.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21

It is reported that King Alfonso is becoming popular with the common people. The youth must have been standing on his head in the thI one room again.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21

Dell Lewis must have been extreme iy sratlhed at the cordial reception he received in Bisbee yesterday. Bisbee is Dell Lewis stronghold. all reports to the contrary notwithstanding.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21

We have all noticed, Bill, that you are trying to be good. Keep on try ing, old man. No man ever amounted to much without a hard struggle. Keep your eye fixed on the Review, and come along slow and sure.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

hereby announce myself as a can. didate for the office of justice e tNe peace subject to the regular repuhli can precinct convention.
 S. K Williams.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21
FOR SUPERVISOR

l hereby announce myself as candi. date for supervisor subject to the action of the republican county con
 Ed Scott [.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21

The Review office is daily in the re- ceipt of requests for sample copies of the paper, usually from people who contemplate coming to Arizona and making their home. No other section of this territory offers so many in ducements for the intending home seeker as Bisbee and vicinity.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21
FOR SUPERVISOR

hereby announce myself candidate for supervisor of Cochise county. sub 5ect to the action of the Republican county convention.
 Peter Johnson
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEAcE

hereby announce myself a candi- date for the office of justice of the peace, subject to the approval of the Republican precinct convention.
 Edward G. Riley.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21

Colonel William Herring was com pelled to again decline the republican nomination for congress last week. The colonel is too old to be led into political ambush
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21
ANNOUNCEMENT CHARGES
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AT
 WACO

hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of justice of the peace of Naco, subject to the regular republican precinct convention.
 c. B. Mabee.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21

A movement is on foot to organizea ronsinS Young Mems Democratic club in Bisbee. Let the good work go on
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21
Specific Blood pOisOn

permanently cure this most hideous of an blood diseases. employ harmIes. oieod cleansing remedies that positively oriVe the very last taint of virus from the Sss'em' and every symptom vanisbes to an. pear no more
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21

IT you wat s-ut of cl- thes, go to weaver & Myers, Brewery Culch. St.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21
Contracted Disorders,

Many men make the mistake of attempting to cure themselves by the use of patent nos, srums. All contracted diseases are darper. tus unless treated promptly and scientifi- caliy. A partial cure may result in loss of texual power through injury to the pros absolutely infallible.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21
Weakness

1T other physicians have treated you for so-called weakness" you were helped only temporarily if at all, and the reason is very apparent when the cause of loss of power m man is understood. Weakness isn't weakness at all, but is merely symptom of chronic inflammation in the prostrate gland. My system of local treatment re- moves this inflammation, and is the only treatment that ever has or ever can perma. ncntly restore strength ard vigor.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-21
NEWS DISEASES CURED
Write Dr. JOsIen

ever! amlcted man is invited to vr;,a me description Of his case. Sncb 'ie ;e my knowledge of mems diseases and so perlect are my methods of tres,in" them, that l am able to effect cnrel is all ordinary cases without seeino thn patient in person. All cores pondence strictly con fidential. Those v;si,inG I1s Angeies may feel free te call at ,1y oihce TOT nersOnal consultation
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-11-06

Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge
In th. district courtof NE Ssth Judicial
distric,. sitting within and for Woods county
Oklahoma territ0y, In the matter Of willis N.
Hawysr's bankrupt
In Bankruptcy.
To the Honorable J l.. Pancsast, Judge OF
the District Cont Of the Sixth Judicial ID is
;.,ut. sitting wI'hn and for Weeds county. Oh
ahoma. With the powers of y jsdGe oi the
CnNs0btates District Court.
wh,isM. Sawyer. of 0sfe. In the county OF
beaver aud territory Of Oklahoma. In s>id
dls, vict. . .srectfuiiy rcSres' ais that On the
,,ih day of July. 'sos. lest past. he was du'y
adjudssd Bankrupt under the Acts Of C"n-
eress relating to bankruptcy, that he hes duly
sssrenlercd Oh his psoperty. asd has fuily
comphrd with all the requirements of ssid
sets and OF the orders Of the court touching
bankruptcy.
wherefore no prsys this, he may be deereed
by the esLYt 10 have full discharge frem a'l
debts pss'ysb'c aRains, his es'sis urd'r sad
acts. escsps such debts ~ arc exempted by
Law fr'm ouch discharge.
Dated this sep,e ~ber. soih. SDs,.
wills n. sawyefs. Iaukrupt
BY bN0duy x wilson, MS etornfyr'
- Order Of Notice Thereon.
SIKH Judicial District sfOklahoma t,rritsry
~
On this goth dsy OF September. iSsa. On rcad
Ing the forcgsipg petition. u h ordered by the
court tHst skesring be had upon the same OH
the ieth day Of December. 1904. before said
court. At Aiva. Okiahoms territory. In said
district NJ 10 o'clock in the fmenoon 81 said
| day. and that notice thereof be Published h
the Aiya Courier md Beaver cousty Herald
fTms~spapcT published In said district, aud sl
know u. creditors and other persess In Int sc''
may appsar u said time and place and sAow
cnusc " any they have, ~hy the prayer ofssi'
psti,isner shosia not be srantcd.
And 1, V further ordered by the court shs
the elets sbAA scnd by mall. to s'i known cree
tors copies os said petition ana this order ss
dresscd TO then ~ theis proper place OF reel
d~ucc % stated.
1wNuess the iionssabis J. j. Pancsast. Juds'
Of said ssvst. and the seal thereof at Aiva
wu,ds county. In said territoSy and district
on the a Gay Of October. lSos.
EP. Kelly. Clerk.
ny l.. ". Moore. Deputy.
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NoMoo.

Notice 10 hereby ewsn that the sd>
dress on Whereabouts. Of the heirs sf'
J. W. Smitbs deceased, 10 not known
When last heard from they were rssid-S
eng in Missouri. IufoJns,ion whieh,
will lssd 10 their Whereabouts shouaAi
bs e~nm unicsted 10
T. p. RaAIpvocD,. A5mr.
Beaver, o. II.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-11-06
IN the lfbbasS court.
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Estsss Of Thomss ]. Ctssl leeeAsed,
The petition Sltfsss " wessmns eissa. o.
tho executor Of siue iass wsiI ssd tssssu. NJ of
Thomas !. cr~el decsssrd, having b~en pre-
ssnies 10 ,kls eeur'. pysyihx thai IN oraer b.
made, suthosisirthkS s.ia petI' inner IN s~,,
the whole. of The sea, sssssS dcsc,Ib~d In ssId
r. tIiion. at private sssc, aud II appearing n
the ~ourt. from swci, petition, that ~ 10 uress.
savy 10 cell the wi.6l~. MsRv real estate E,
the purpose and F-saons mcAtiored In said pc
titJor thsrcf ,rs ss<A ps,itlra viii As Al,d
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-11-06

Bouih Bssvsr.
Matte Scrss,Gs. ...... 3D.. !8..-...l9
Cni.ss the taxes. costs and penalties on or
before the iith day of November. issa. the
ssnS bcins the third Monday OF November
III y. q. Putnssn. county sressurvr In and
n~ Bssvrr cos,nty. Otlsho'as t-SSit'Sy. will
o1's fus sale. 10 The hest bidder. oil or such
quircd 10 Ipsy sueh tsSrs.
N. aiid so'elock. y. M. ON Monday. the nth
day d N.venioev. lses. In the tresSprer's Of
nee. 10 iAr court house q HEAVIER; Okis.
In ~ttnsss wh-r of have hereunto Get ~
hand on tlds ,,' b day of Oetslss. 4. u. 'sOs.
u z. q. PUTNAM.
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Lasa once ., woodward. o. r..


Nosies Ia hereby sives that the following
nainea settler hes Alea sssiss OF hls In
tsn,io. v make Ansi proofia suppoH OF his
claim. and thst ssid prooP will be made ee'
tore Charles q. Tannehlli. ProAste Judge 10
and fos Beaver csuniy, q. 7. ts in his absence
then before Cortha Kassy cierk OF said
court d Beaver, o. T. on Dec. a.. 'vos.
Wis.
Joe Martin uA s,,, Sos tho 81 nek. nwk ne
Y. nek nvN. Bee IS Z IN. X % ECh
lie names sAs following witnesses TO elsovs
bic continuous residence upon ssd esl'ivA-
tion ef esd iasds. viss
chasiss n. pirdssiL nteh'sond b"rcn.
1sssss r. whlsaksr. a cusses. .. T.. Prank
Nspls. = eissss1>s. OF
' . Heaiy. I'cyisser.
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-11-06
rsanquent Tax Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that The ssxes on
the EiIouins Described real p'opsssy ere Dc
llsSasss f~ ne year 1901, w,
beaver Twp.
Ownsv. Bruce and Rhodss. ~sst ! sssthvss,
4, sss$on Il and sss, ! sor,hesss l. fss'Isn
IS. township .. range 81. ieo sssss, ssH aad
Uezoen .,.,,,,.,.'..'.s... .''. 'S.Vo
llslssss Mary u Rsinss. ssas' north
vess \. ssvth ! ssssa ~sss sss,isn "a
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-11-06

II there Is onc thing al"ve aosfhcr
that deserve, sprci1I msn'ior 'hisw.ek
IL !. the spirit wi'h which X. J. Chi
sot, received Ii. defeat 10 biz race for
-nunty clerk. NJ. Chilcou iss mas
in the true scnse Of the word aud, be
caum the people chose to have Fred
T'acy perform the work In tho cl-rls !.
dfic- the ncI, term, 10 did not scck
revenge by back.i,inH snd SCANDAL.
A. Ear ss Mr.. Chileoit il ptrsoaaliy
concerned he conducted u clean cam.
paign hW We regrs, 10 nay that some oi
his esger supporters failed to do 40.
We have nothing but the kip,ier,
words for Mr. .Chilsou and rejoic- 10
his dsk A. only bscau~. his opponen,
wss our brdhsr ,n-isw.
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i.ssd on,ns q, wsodw ara. OF

fasd onios st woodward. a..
OSstiT. leos.- -
Notice IL hereby sivsn that tn foliswinE
named settler kss sled nSiiS~ Of hia tn.
t~n,iou To make nnal prsof TN support Of
his claim and that said prooi~il' he made
before Charles D Tsnnshili Probsts Judge IN
mud E.r beaver county o. \. or 10 Ms aos@ncs
thss bsfors csr,hs kassy. cs~h sf sasd
Csus, st Beaver. u. 7. On ncc. st. 'tps. viz
John Trssgot, Mirtschin. ia ils for the ~
eek. ssc 10. ~ swk Nee r. r. ". (" ECA.
He asmss the following ~fs~~ss"s ;" provs
Ais continuous sesidsncs ppon'sad caitiSs'
tton of szid land Wis:
John W. webb, Charles '. pvown. Adam
WALTERS. Jho,nss Iniow. of ptrSesfD. !.
FD IlAALr. Mssls.ss.
FP 70 o, IPh ~ g.
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Sept ~ 1909
Notice Is hereby svss that the followIas,
nsned settler has Sled aossss Of bis is..
tsa'ios to nAts ana' psssf ia support Of hiss.
clam snd ihs, said Prsef vnl ~ made ~.
foss the Register and Receiver. Of the . 81
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8 1909. viss 4
wsitsr T.. Brown. Of Gate. q. T.. HA Ne sslsS,
ios he SON. 500 %. reN. \ % EcMN~. a
He sa~es the following vitss~sss - 81
his cossinueus scsidsaes uvcn
walton Of said lands. viss
Jshn A. Bisdsrman. O. ". Mod
musph,. ri os's. o T.. w'i''~s y
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Land Once 81 " sodwsrd.O.
Hspt, - tsr,,
Nstirs IL hereby given ikAt the fol ,owilv
NAMED settler have ni-d notice 1t their inter I.
ti"n tn n,she nnsi prrsf iu suppor. os their
claim, and that ssiA pruofwiii be made he.
fore charles o. Tsnnehili. Probate Judge 10
aud for Beaver county. or 10 case Of his Oh.
ssses then before CorthA Kaeay, clerk
Of said court ., Beaver, o. T.. on Nov. II
100? Wis:
John X. Dickersob. IA ~, for the swN NV
X. scc 20. sS mex. mex sex bee ~. TEN. u 50
EcM
Or'nnil A. Besdcr. ia s"s for the Int .. Sec
1T h. ~ scX. swA sex. see y. rsN. n IS
ECM.
They name tho following witnesses To prove
their continuous rcsiienos upon and euiti-
vsiion oi. ssid lsnds. viz;
Robert Maple. Frank Maple. Of Riversidc,
q r.. William r Dieterson, John Clarry, Of
Nys, o. T.
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Oct igs.
Nos,es 10 hereby given thhx'ths fo'lswtAs
na,srd ssttlsr hss nlcd nAticc Of bis ta'
tcntisa TO mako nnai proof tus ssppsrt Of his
k.slaim and thar said proof VII be rnsde bsserc
! ~ Register and Rsssivss. " y A.a once.
PoAwsod ward. o. r.. on Nov. ~ ssse.vlsi
,mss n. sswysrs, Of osss o. r.. ia No
'ei fus ibs w ssN. sx NJ xNssse ssr NJ y
u Anss she following swNSsssssstS prove
dok ~tnuous rssidsnce vpdhtad cultivation
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