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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-19
in which the surfmen have displayed
their heroism.
A Ghost Story.

A sea captain at the Continental
Hotel recently told ghost story for
which he said, Herman Merivate stood
sponsor. "A ship" the captain be-
gan was crossing the Atlantic from
Liverpool. Half way over a sailor
came to the chief officer and said he
had just seen strange man sitting
in the cabin, writing. 1t seemed i'm
possible for a strange man to be
aboard, and the officer told the sailor
to look again and see If he had not
been mistaken. When the sailor re-
turned he had a slip of paper in his
nand. The man is not there now, but
this paper lay on the table where he
mad been sitting, he said, On the
sheet were the words Steer due south.
This thing was so mysterious that the
ships course was actually changed
and she did steer due south for six or
seven hours. She came then on a
wreck and succeeded in rescuing the
men upon it. One of these men the
sailor of the rescuing ship recognized
as the stranger whom he had seen be-
fore. This stranger some hours earlier
had told his captain that he often went
inco cataleptic frances, and that he
had just come out of one in which he
asked the aid of a ship that was sail
ing somewhere to the north. 1t seems
an improbable story. this. but ii Is
very well authenticated, all the same
philadelphia Record.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-19
An Unfortunate Deduction.

Sergt. Kelly. of the Irish bar, in the
early years of the nineteenth century
used to indulge in a picturesque elo-
quence, racy of the soil, but unfor-
tunately he would sometimes forget
the lne of argument. and would al
ways fall back on the word there
fore" which generally led his mind
back to what he had intended saying.
Sometimes, however, the effect was al
most disastrous. One time he had
been complimenting the jury, assuring
them that they were men of extraor-
binary intelligence, and then branched
off into a statement of his case. With
a wave of his hand smile on his face
he proceeded: This is so clear a case,
gentlemen, that | am convinced you
felt it so the very moment stated It,
I should pay men of intelligence a poor
compliment to dwell on it for a min
ute, therefore | shall proceed to eX-
plain II to you as minutely as possi-
e"-Green Bag.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-19

One of the important facts about
our relish of food, says the American
Kitchen Magazine, is its dependence
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-19

to put ost in the teeth of a strong
wind and Is more likely than not to
be capsized. When launched the surf
boat is propelled by six oarsmen and
steered by the captain, who stands up
in the stern and handles a long sweep.
Recently small launches propelled by
gasoline engines have been tried at
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-19
VARIETY IN BREAD.
Relish of Food Depends on Variety of
FIavors.

Relish of Food Depends on Variety of
One of the important facts about
our relish of food, says the American
Kitchen Magazine, Is its dependence
dp,n a certain variety OF flavors. Dys-
PEI ,been produced by the con-
sts the same foods cooked in
III - y way, and cured by the mere
az Of a more varied diet. There
is}danger in pampering the appetite,
of course, and surfeiting it with va
riety: but this lies principally in the
pastry cooks department. A variety
of breads is much less dangerous than
a variety of pies and sweets. The old
southern fashion of FIVE daily breads
for the table, was a much more health
full one than the Northern fashion of
unlimited cakes and pies. That num-
Der of breads is. however, excessive.
One may need five breads during a
month, but certainly not at any one
meal. Besides the many
kinds OF bread to be secured by the
use of the different grades and varie-
ties of wheat flour-spring and winter,
high-grade and lowgrade. whole
wheat, graham, etc.-there are corn
breads, rye breads, barley bread and
breads made from a mixture of corn,
rye, wheat, barley, etc. Having, then,
an almost unlimited variety of breads
to choose from, and bearing in mind
what bread should yield to a well-con-
sidered dietary, we certainly should be
unwise not to make our breads contri-
butte, as far as possible, not only to
the nOurishment of the body, but also
to the promotion of good health in the
correction of such minor arrangements
of the system as may be reached by a
judicious selection. A variety of per-
feet breads, not only breads with va
rious favors, but of different kinds
containing different amounts of those
substances found in the wheat, would
serve better than a thousand doctors
to keep our country people in sound
health.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-19
Population OF Dublin.

The population of the municipal
area of Dublin. including the indie
pendent townships, is returned as S47,-
104, and Belfast is S4S,965. which gives
the northern city a clear majority Vi
1861.
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Seaside ExcurSiOns-SeaSon 1902.

It has been decided to inaugurate the Seaside Excursions on the Southern Pacific railway commencing May lst to be run tri-weckly there after ouSaturdays, Tuesdays audThurs- New Mexico tO Santa Monica, Long Beach, San Pedro, Newport Beach, san Bucua Ventura. Santa Barbara and Catalina Islands: also to San Diego and Coronado Beach. On account of the popularity of the ninety day limit, it has been decided to make it the same for the ensuing season. The price of the tic:sct for the round trip is $S5. 0O tO all the above mentioned points. with the exception Of Catalina Island, where an additional fare of S275 is charged for q most delightful three hOTr's boat ride from san Pedro to Avalon and return. In connection with these excursions, l would call your attention to the attractions and advantages of Santa Barbara. and would thank you tC advise me if you contemplate q visit to California dur ing the hot months in order that l may forward your name and address to Mir. (. NJ. Gibney. secretary of the Cham Der of Commerce at Santa Barbara. who. in turn, will take great pleasure in mailing you some very attractive literature setting fourth the advant- ages of that beautiful city as place of resort from the long, hot summer months Of Arizona and New Mexico.
 Yours very respectfully,
 F.. w. CLAPP.
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Opportunity for the Ambitious to Take up the "Strenu-
 ous" Life.

The educational contest conducted by the Los Angeles Times created a good deal Cf interest in almost every community in Southern California last year. In the Sunday issue oi that paper Of June - an elaborate an- nouncement Of scholarship and upward Of thousand dollars in cash prizes is made for a contest 10 begin July I, this year. The cash prizes are q new feat ure. and are tO be given 70 the winners Of the first choice scholarships, the money to be advanced for the living expenses of the successful contestants each month during the school wear.
 Any boy or girl in this community who wishes to take advantage ot the offer made by The Times. should lose no time in getting ready for the work.
 People are always glad of an oppor- tunity 10 assist deserving young people tO an education, and one who starts out in earnest to win a Times Scholar ship. and the money advanced every month during the school year for liV- ing expenses. will be sure to get some thing: if not q scholarship. then the liberal leash commission paid for new subscri bers by The Times tO those who fail to win the large prizes.
 There certainly are worse ways for an ambitious boy or girl to spend the vacation months.
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a year her success was such that sh
 had money enough to buy a small locI
 or her own and start out independently Since that time each year has acdeC
 to her prosperity. She now employ, twenty goat herders. Through heI
 industry, perseverance, and pluck l Mrs. Armonr has made herself wealthy and has sent her eldest son to college
 where he i9 now studying law.
 The people Of Silver City are noth- ] ing if not progressive, and they arc having the powerful backing of the 1 local press. They arc also versatile and any new-fausled fad that come along, they catch on to almost before il ha- chance 10 become acclimsted. Hardly had tle government completed it7 -anitarium arrangements at Fort Bayard and had demonstrated that tuberculosis diseases could be curad, or greatly relieved, when Silver City caught on, and through the press i'm mcdiatcjy advocated the conversion of the city into general hospital, and onc-luugers commenced to come in -ingiy, in pairs. and finally in squads. to partake Of the hospitality ot the place and inhale the pure ozone which i7 waited from the pine clad hills Of the NogollOu mountains, nearly one hun drcd miles away. One-lungers coughed their way along from the Texas border on the south. from the Colorado line, and from all sections of the East. Many Of them who had delayed the trip to 'he consumptives' paradise, reached there just in time to cough themselves into a coffin, while others, having time by the forelock, were undoubtedly ben. efitcd by the change Of residence. The colony grew SO rapidly that the human itarians became alarmed, and an anti spitting-on the street ordinance was pa-sed by the city council. As the matter now stands, no one who expects to rate a. a gentleman, eXpcctorates on the streets. but he carries a cuspidor slun9 across his shoulder. la cantcen. among the lar sex who are aIllcted, dainty little ribbon -bcdeckcd hand painted china mugs are hung by gold en Or silver clasps to q waist belt, the Hap or cover Of the mug bearing the family coat of arms, or if they have no coat, their monogram. While the law may al first appear severe, there is no question but what from sanitary point of view it is correct, and if ad apted universally would prove bless ing to all.
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Notice in Probate.

In the Probate Court of the County of
 Graham, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of Patrick TOomey, deceased. Order to show cause on sale of mining interests and personal property.
 IL appearing to this court by the petitions this day filed by Chas. w Beck, the administrator of the estate of Patrick Toomey, deceased. praying for .Iu order Of sale Of the mining prop erty also twenty shares of stock in the Fidelity Building and Loan Association of said estate that all of said mining property, and said shares of stock as set forth in the petitions and belong ing to said estate should be sold
 It is therefore ordered by the court that all persons interested appear be- fore this court on Friday, the 1lth day of July, A. n. 1902. at the hour of ten o'clock a. m, of said day at the court room of said court, at the court house at tbe city of Solomonville. County of Graham. Territory of Arizona, to show cause why an order should not be grant ed to said administrator to sell all Of said mining property, and all of said shares of stock. It is further ordered that q copy of this order be published four successive weeks ;n the COPPER ERA, a weekly newspaper. Dated June 7th, 1902. VIM. A. MOODY.
 Probate Judge.
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Forfeitnre Notice.

To Dr. ". IT. White and Ms W. 1T White. his
 wife. her heirs and assigns, executors or ad-
 miui>irstors-
 You are hereby uc,.Sed that One Hrndrcd Dollars in labor and Improvements have been expended upon each .. rle following mining lode claims situate in Grecnlee Gold Mountain Mining District. Graham county. Arizona for the year 1901.
 Keystone, Quaker City. Philadelphia Laura
 D and LOusvie,r. iu order to hold said prem iseS under the provisions of section 2S2i. Re rised Statutes Of the United States, being the amount required 10 hold the same for the year i3Vi. and if within ninety days after this notice hT publication you iall or refuse to contribute yorI proportion Of such expenditure. including tae cps; for publication of this notice. as a CO., owner, your interest in said claims will become ;Lr property Of the subscriber under said sec tiou 232i JAMES T. DORSEY.
 Ilrst publication Anril r, IeJ2.
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Wall map Of Arizona, 50 cents each at COPPER ERA office.
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The Same Old Story.

!. A. Kelly relates an experience similar to that which has happcnd in almost every ncighborhood in the United StEtes and has been told and rc-told by thousands Oi others. He says: Hast summer | had an attack of dysentery and purchased q bottle Of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy. which used ac- cording to directions and with entire " satisfactory results. The trouble was controlled much quicker than for mcr attacks when used other rem cdics." Alr. Kelly k well known citizen of Henderson, x. C, For sale by all dealers in medicine.
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District Court Summons.

h the District Court of the Second Ju-
 dicial District. Territory Of Arizona.
 in and for Graham County. >. J. Forbes. Plaintiff.
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Vacation Day.

Vacation time is here and the chii- drcn are fairly living out Of doors. There could be no healthier place for them. You need only to guard against the accidents incidental to most open air sports No remedy equals De- Wits Witch Hazel Salve for quickly stopping pain or removing danger oi serious consequences. For cuts. scalds and wounds. "I used DcWitt's Witch Hazel Salye for sores. cuts and bruises. says l.. E. Johnson, Swift. Texas. ''It is the best remedy on the market
 Sure cure for piles and skin diseases
 Beware of commercials. IL. J. Young
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WHAT IS THE USE

of suffering from Indigestion if you eat what you want. or of starving yourself To avoid such distress Acker's 6y y>pcpSia Tablets taken after eating will digest your food perfectly and free you from all the diSagrecaulc symptoms of Indi- gC>tou and Dyspepsia. Eat what yuu like at any time, and take an tcSer Tablet aftcrwarl. Positively guaranteed Nuur money will ul- ways be refunded if you arc not satisfied. Write tO uS for a free sample. W. II. HOOKER X Co.,. Buffalo N '.
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dlc!al District. Territory Of Arizona. in and for Graham County. ~ T. Forbes. Plaintiff.
 VS.
 The Morenci Copper Company.
 a corporation, Defendant. Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District Of the Territory O. Arizona, in and for the County cf Graham. and the com paint fled iu,thc said county Of Graham. in ttj office Of the Clerk fl sid Dis;r;c' Court.
 In the name Of tte Territory of Ari- zona, to The M6renci Copper Com pauv, | corporation, the above ramed Defendant, Greeting: You are hereby. summoned aud re- quired to appeaSAan action brought against you by ttsE aOove-named plain tiff in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory Of Arizona, in and for Graham County, and answer the complaint therein ii led with the Clerk of this said Court at SOlOmOnville, in said county. within twenty days after the service upon you Of this summons. ii served in this said county, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter. the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service. or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal of
 the District Court of the Sec
 ond Judicial District. Terri SEAL tory of Arizona, in and for the
 County of Graham. this 2lst
 day of June. 1902
 FRANK DYSART. Jly3 Clerk Of said District Court.
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Sec and Treas, Home Copper Co,
 MoRENCI, A T.
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California was the first state in the union 10 choose a state flower. In 1890, at meeting of the state floral association, the golden poppy was [ chn.en-k,X
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AXE THE
 Santa Fe R0ute

From Dcuing or Fl PaSo.
 To all northern or eastern points. Close connection made at Kansas City and Chicago with all the northern and eastern lines. THROUGH COACHES. TOURIST CARS AND PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS.
 All meals not served in Dining cars are taken aJ the popular santa Fe Route Harvey Eating Houses Full information Cheertully fur ni>hed upon application to GEO. F. RoE. D. F. X r. A. Fl PaSo. or w. ]. BLACK. Gen. Pass Agent. Topeka, k as
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Democratic Central Committee.

To the members of the Democratic Central Committee of Graham county, Arizona. You will please take notice that there will be a meeting Of sad committee held at the court house at SOlOmonyille on Saturday, July 26th. 1909, for the purpose of fixing the limit of hold ing the primaries, and fixing the time and plarc Of holding the county convention, and trans acting such other business as may properly come before the convention.
 Dated June ,. 1902.
 John J. Brdno, Arturo NJ. Elias. Chairman.
 Secretary.
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II you have anything to sell. call on T. A. Fulton, second hand dealer, Cop per avenne.
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TEMPLE TOPICS
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LIE TEXAS SOUTHERN.

Extensive suiidinu Is Contemplated for
the Near Future.
s. Lpcis Globe Democrat
President Walker u she Texas Southern
railway sud y0dgs Rose. general attorney
Of the Delaware Construction company.
were IN Kansas City last week. 10 confer
eacc with the syndicate which s financing
the extcasion q the Texas Southern south
from Marsaall 70 q connection with the
Orange anA Northwestern railway. Tae
woFs ~ extension Will hr pushed rapidly,
as an financial arrangements have hesn
made. Whea a connection Is made the
prousrtics VIII be consolidated as the syn
aieEfe has acquired control % the Orange
cnd Northwestern railway. II Is siso their
iatAusion 90 snake n connection vita the
Trinity and Sabine branch a. the Missouri.
Kansas ard Texas railway and build cas-;
frpsn Tssnity through Houston, Leon, Lime
stone and NcLennan counties 20 WzcN.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

SHERMAN. The ctr ca1acil has adopt
RI au auti-spltting ocsiinznta
GEoRGETCw Tar Wlu5anso- oo1u,r
noiIai y now p session sikh a. attend
lpcb % about ~,
BEEyILLE.--rhe ladies o. tSe Methodist
church ~ this city have 3sggu sh- raising
land
Rita are trying 20 ralse iuad wlih aAica
20 have test OH well bored ueEr that
point.
LILLARD.-srrs Rachel stslckIaad was
burned 20 feata. the rrEuit ~ the eIplvsn1
& a Fes0se'e' "''a @H''l sae Y As 'iaal-s
JOHNSON CITY. -TEere was rubre In
staliutlOn og the Masonic lodge and III
picnic. atterwars, whieh vas largely ar
coRsTcANA.--The sehco, board hiss
adopted an order prohibiting tie employ
nent OF married women IS teachers 10 the
white schools.
TERRELL--- During Nav and June there
heated here the Humber ~ Inmates 400
employees bang 100,
HITCHCOCK Mosquitoes have never
Before been 80 bad 10 this countsY, People
who are forced "a be abroad wear heavy
netting and cattle are, bidng killed
YELAsco. captain Joe LHsk. mansges
OF the TOW aud barge hne between velasco
and the State farm, was had!y haTg yes-
lttIN- W tNAAe NN-f NsA t-N LNNA NttA =
plank.
WEBSTER. Giant mosquitoes are very
bad Ia this vicinity Just now ard are do 4
great damage 10 the cattle and chickeas
which they worry 10 death Ia mRny IN
stances.
PORT LAvAcA-The excursion business
Is now IN fnil blast and many Nisg,osi
come here each week rte town y vel
prepared IN entertain them and nOae :,
away dissatisfied.
ALyARADO.--A and Mrs Boyd snt
little granddaughter were travelling IN
buggy when they were run into hy q trait
and all of them were seriously hurt NJ,
Boyd quite seriously.
SAN AUTONOMOUS squsdrons OF reg
ular cavalry have been detailed 10 atten,
the eucampment OF the Texas Noiuutee
Guard 70 be held ar Austin. Major Lgtha
r. Fare Is TO be In command.
GEORGETOWN.-In charging the gran.
Jury District Judge Penn Instructed then
10 Inquire particularly into the recent ac
ton cf citizens OF Granger In drivtn
negroes away from the town
FORT wORTH.-District Judge Durkhl
has refused an Injunction TO prevent locu
option going into effect In Montague ceun
II. declaring that such remedy Is not IN
proper one under the circumstances.
{ I. 4I>Axo --Exteneiye preparations mr.
EEHx made for the entertainment Of III
ont<3n REMNANT camp os corfedexat
.oH3pA which viii meet here Jnly 81
80 - y. q. Lanham has been inytfcd 4
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Austin. Texas. July a.--An agreement was
hle4 today IN the secretary II states de-
partmenr between he American Car and
FoundEy company Of -. Louis aad the H.
ternatioEal and Great Northern Railway
company. wherein the rallruad company
Agrces 10 pnrchsse osJ fiat cars which are
10 o. delivered By October next. The
cunsraet price fer the cars IS s94G. us On
which amount Is 20 be paid IN accordance
with certain negotiable notes. psysble AZ
stated Intervals
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