davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08
aus ben 0eridtsl0ien.
$4,000 S4aoenerfuB perlangt. =
Die r&. %, g." bertlagt, = Sin
mtl6er Ri9ter, - Sn bic Bride

$4,000 @4ooeneriuB perlangt. =
Die r&. 20, g." 0srtIagt. = Gin
miloer Ri6ter, - Sn bic Bride
9egangen. - &ur5es @6egliid.
Qtup M. @bam6ers berfIaQte oeItern
i'm Superior @eri4t Wnl. @.6ooper
II. Sons, bic DoooberrD orig. So.
unb bic Wf. 8ernon unb Doob6errb
Cotton 0ud So. auf $4,000 59uz
oenerfab, neil tie i'm QuguIt 1891 an
9ebli4 our6 berStur3 bon einer8riz
de auf benz @~igentbum Der 8ertldgten
torperli6e 9erleBungen erlitt.
Die gonioliDateo @us So. Durbe
geitern in oemieIben 9eri6t pon5reo.
Se1e uuf $4,000 S9abenerId oerz
tlugt fir 8erleBungen, bic tbm an
9e6li9 am Is. September 1903 our4
einen faQsn6en 2umpenpfoften 3ugez
Fiigt 1purben. Sobn Seqs, Der Batter,
perlungt ebenfuqs $4,000.
NngebIi6er Gontrdttz
Of.
Sobn OonneQD rei9te geitern i'm
Superior : 8eri6t cine &luge dufGrz
langung bon $25OO auf cine in 1882
auf i'm ausgeIteqte poIite Don $4,000
gegen bas Supreme Council Der 8az
t6oIifden WobItbtigteits : 2igd Elm.
Gin milber 3i9ter.
36oma5 s. 8equtleb, 1pel4er cine
poittarte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an
bic So6n 6. Winiton So. in P6iluz
belp6ia ianote, betunnte ii4 oeien gez
tern Dor Ri4ter Morris i4ulOig un0
puroe I'm 81 beItroft. 0iitriftsz
Inpalt Roie iugte, Der Qngetlagte
babe stpor bic 9eieBe DerleBt, bod
.tpenn ie Elm N&ann ba3u 6ere4tigt gez
nsIen ipGre, cine IoI9e 9oittdrte gu
fenoen, 70 fei 9ellutlep oieier NGann
getpeien.
Sn bic Bride 9sgun9en.
5urrp 3. 9eiBenoorffer ret4te 9ez
tern i'm arsiSgeridt Or. 2 cine Petiz
tion CUR @rnennung zines 9~ertpulters
fir bic rReo Star Dill &c." gr. 10,
@io : 8apItraBe, Elm. @r 6eiiBt SO
Qftien Der @efeuf6uft unc ia9t, bic
fel6e lei 6offnungslos bancroft uno
babe tbatIG4li4 bos gsi4dft DdRs
reno Der leBten brei MOnate iuspsnz
Dirt.
8ur3es G6eg1ut.
6urrD %. aeGD eriu4te geitern
ou8 areiggeri4t I'm 94eioung BON
Bertha 3eGp tpe9en angebli6er lin
treue. Sic 6eiratbeten i'm Iu9uit
1900 uno 1e6ten BRET MOnute 3ufdmz
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08

men entitanoen unter elmer Sreppe in
Dem U&aItiner6auie aus u]nbetanntar
urIa6e uno Derbreiteten Ii4 in tur5er
3ett auf einen 8anOi4runf, in nell
dem Der Wa16iniIt Der 8raueret, 9r.
So6n 8arrit, feline Rleioer, iomie Elm
@ene6r a~ufberpa6rte. Der our4 ben
8rano Deruria6teS6aOe betrdgt ca.
$1OO.
RuIte8 g b. - GlioS Smith,
anoe6li6 elm Qoot7e, 5tiir3te 8eitern
QC6eno am 5uBe De5 8rOuOmaD iiber
8oro unO muroe nit N}iibs BON Pos
li3iIten RiBner pom 0itli6en 9iItrttt
aus Dem noTen @lement ge3ogen. ST
nur0e in bic 0Itlide POli3eiItatton 9ez
bra6t. ND er Der Srunten6ett beihul1
bigt unD Bis 6sute N}Or9en feit8ebolz
ten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08
GrIbffmOrD zines Jrem0en.

Sin 60 Sabre alterg}ann bur6i6nitt
fi4 i'm nStafforo 9oteI" Die
9ulsdcern. = 8erni9tete ale
@puren isiner Soentifi5irung. -
@ar in 9bilaOelpbia unp Rem
OOrt.
D2it pier bic 8ulsuber trsnnenoen
S9nittpunoen am linten 9anogelent
unb elmer tief in bas 8elent res lin
fen @q6ogens oringenoen f%iinften
sGnittpunoe tpuroe Elm 55 Bis 60
Sabre ulterUfann, Der ii4 nls S.Puul
BON ct. 2ouis, M2o., ms 5remoenz
bu6 eingetrdgen bate, ge1tern Ha4z
mittug tur3 na6 3 16r i'm n9otel
5tuFforo" an G6arIesz, na6e WaOiz
fonftrdBe, in bem Bis an OeH3dnb nit
8afer gefiqten 8~aOe5uber in Dem
nit Dem 3immer Rr. 1859 i'm 10.
Stodperfe ber6unbenen 8aoe3immer
iiBeno Don 6rn. Ro6ert g. 9opns,
benz 8eT6Gftsfi6rer be8 9otels, toot
| auFqefunoen. Der W}dnn bate lid
Die Wunben nit einem 9iibnerdugenz
M1efer beigebra6t uno par o%ffenbur
f6pn Iange toot, dIs er aufgefunoen
tpuros. @r bate 5i4 AM 6reitdgsz
Q6enb INN 8 l16r in benz 6otel einloz
qirt. 9us WaKer i'm 8aoe3u6er mar
BON benz 8lut oes Sooten ountelrot6
ueFGr6t. Der 5rentoe, Der ii4 daer
8a6rf6sinli9feit na4 unter angez
nommenen Namen eingetragen bate,
bate bic e%inge6snoiten 8orbereitunz
gen getroffen CUR Nubrun9 De5 Sc
beimniReg ieiner SoentitGt, oenn aus
alien Wdf6eItiiden bate er Die Sntz
tialen uu8qei9nittsn, uno fem 6eBsn
papier mar por6dnoen, Der mo9lldsr
Weife 4uff4luB ii6er bic Peri0nli6z
felt oe8 Mdnnes 8eben tOnnte, es lei
benin cine GinIaoung Der 6atultdt oes
p6armu3euti56en @oQegS BON Phtldz
Oelp6iu gu elmer 9erfdmmlun9, dlf
beren RiidIeite bic Qorefie BON Or. D.
%. Tleming, Rr. 1927, 8irarozQoe.,
ftuno, ooer cine 9epddmarte Der
W6ite'8 @rpreB : Gomp. bOn 9oole,
N.s0., fii6ren auf bic 6pur. Y&drz
f6uu Turnan fat an Or. 6leming To-
ipobl, ME an bic @rpreB : @ompa8@
ME telegrap6irt. Der SelbitmOroer
bate elm an rem @ei4Gft5fibrer oss
6otels aorefirtes Oeriie9elteS @Ouoert
6interlafen, ous $5.35 fir 3immer@
mietbs, bic ein5ige 8uuri4uft oeS
Sooten, uno Elm 54reiben ent6ielt, in
pel6em Der 6remoe iugt, er lei nt4t
brett aus ct. Qouis, man ioate iiberz
6uupt ni6t mad ieiner 9ertunft for
| f6en, benin 0iemano nGbme Elm Sntez
refIe an ibm; CT permude ben Qer3ten
Der 5taot Ieinen &0rper fir anatomt@
f6e 3pefe. 4uf benz 8uno ietner
| Rrofpatte Itano Der 6irmenname
Mablo II. Garetp, pel6e 5irma CUR
9eit nur nod elm @ei6dft BADEN ion,
unb 3rpar in Cincinnati, 3. Coroner
Murtin belt einen Snqueit fir iiberz
fliiFig. Die Qei4e tpuroe na4 Der
Morgue gebrd6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08

Der 80 arpIanb : 8Gderz
8erein" belt geftern Qbenb in
9rn. Gonrub 9dri6's 6a1s, Nr.
418, WeftA2eringtonaStraBe feline
@enerdl48eriammlung unb 8edmtsn=
Domination ab. 3pei neus Mitgliez
Der purben aufgenommen uno 8fpei
@anbibuten borgei9lagen. Die Be
dmten4RominatiOn bate folgenbes
ReIultat: fir prdIibent - Gonrab
Oebel unb Garl S6rmdnn; fir 8ice=
9rGiibent - 8. 90lter unb s.
9apes; fir S9uBmeiiter = Sobann
5einbotel unb 8. 5rante; fir Setrez
tar - Qusuit 8Ogt unb anbr. 8e=
Der; fir 5indn5s@omite SoeI
5tern, g. s. 6ude, 6r. Giberle, Dm.
Slider, g. &Slner uno S. 8os5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08

Gut 9Ot5! - Sn 9rr. $.
@9leunes nStagz9aue" fanb Elm
NetttegeIn (9udptns) 3pif9en ben
n@utaps" unb n8uberlns" itatt, Bel
tpel8em folgenOe 8eiultate er3isIt
purben: nGutans" = BeregoD 81,
96. 76; 9pe SO, 81, 1O6; 8u6ert 70,
50; @ngIer "a; @ren3er 81, IS, 90;
9opning IS, II, 80. nNaperlps" -
g6riitie 80, 100, "a; 3oG 70, 95, "a;
@up 81, III, "a; 8Ont6re 81, 95, 81;
Carp n, "a, 76
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08

*s* Die oeut76e ref. 3ion8 Sc
meinbe feiert am rG6iten U}onto8
uno 9ienitog in @oigt's 6a1e, ytr.
1922, 6arforOzQ (Denue, i6r jd3rItdeS
QuIterniouper ne6t 8a3or. Paitor
3. Sommerldtte, Der Sseliorger Der
8emeinOe, uno Der 5rouen = 9eretn
beriel6en 6uben 2Cues a~uf8eboten, nm
ben 8efu6ern einen o%ngeneRmen
Q6enO 3u b%ereiter unO uIe 8lieoer
uno Treunoe Der @emeinOe ijnO einz
qeldDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08
Iirmmtih.

Del yG8pabenzO umenz 9eretn DON
Baltimore" 6ef6loB in ietner lsBten
9erTammlung, cine Hu4tirdneiR als
syubelfet fir ben groBen GrfOlg Der
leBten air8peib in 9rn. 8il9elm
3pider's ,8iirttembergif4en 9ot"
Cuba unb Qrbres9 trdBe, 2ocuitz
point, morgen, Montag, d65u9alten,
tpp3u bic Oamen bes 8eretns i6re bic
len sFreunoe 60fli6it einldben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08
9lus 8altimUrrzG uuntb.

SRI. @Qa 9rioe's unfaQ. Oes
SoOtI9lages I4ulOig be%funOsn.-
6eiratb8z2icsn5en i'm Gountp. -
9eri6ieOeneS.
Srl. @Ga g. price, SO4ter BON
5rau gli3a Yrtoe BON Der pot
Spring 9RoaO, bate am 5reitag
Qlbeno nube Simonium einen unfda
au 6eIte6en, BEL pel6em lie etnen BRET
fafen 8ru9 zines ibrer Jubgelente
erlitt. Sic perlieb lire Wo6nun9 9e@
gen 6 l16r Mbenbs in ibrem 8uggp
na6 Simonium. l~lntertpegs nabe Der
8a6n1tation gu Simonium l6eute tbr
qfero, bod 6ielt Sri. 9rice nit ieltez
ner 8eiitesgegentpurt Die 3i9el felt
uno per1u9te, bas Sbier gum Stia>
itano gu bringen. DIS i6r Dies nt4t
gelang, iprang tie aus benz 9efdhrt
unb 6ierbei Brad lie Elm 5uB9elent.
Sic puroe BON 9rn. Benjamin S,
8iogelp mad i6rer @o6nung ge6rd9t
unb bort BON 81. 9. 5. 8ufep in 8sz
banOlung genommen.
9es Sobtf9lugs 9ulot9
b unoen.
Der 9ro5eB gegen Wtnfreo &ofstp
uno George 8ofstp fpegen gri4teBens
bes Yatrid GourtneD, zines Solodten
BON Sort 6otpurb, am 10. Wtat,
tpuroe am 6reitdg in 5opfon oaour4
beenoet, baB @infreo 8ofstp ii4 oes
Sootf4lages i9uloig 6efannte uno
George 8ofsfp's @rtldrung, er lei
ni9t i6ufoig angenommen puros.
8inFreo &ofstp miro ipGter ietn ur@
t6eil er6ulten.
6eirdt6s Qicen3en.
Der Monat Oftober ibertraf, mas
bic 4usgabe BON 6eirutbsz2icen3en
i'm 8iireuu beg &retsgeri6tS BON
SptpIon dnbetrifft, ale unoeren Wtoz
nate beg Su6res. SIN 2aufe oes $40
mats purosn II 6eirathsz2 iten5en
a~usgeqebe1, unb bic 3u6l b~erIeGben fir
oas am 80. b. Mts. been0ete Sa6r
ii6erftieq 700. SIN Sabre 1901 nurz
ben 525 Qicen5en ert6eiGt unO in 1902
$50 2ioen3en.
8erf6iebenes.
Die nWount 8ernon e Wooo6errD
Cotton 0ud g." lGBt bic groBen
We6Itii6le BON Der @eberei gu p6oez
mir nu6 Doobberrp iiberfi6ren uno
bic fleinen Webfible bon Wooo6errp
nu6 96oentr. Dies peranlaBt Die ieit
Monuten arbeitsloien We6er in gez
nannten Ortf9dften gu Der 9offnung,
ouB bic 8ebereten oaieGbit 6dlo piez
Der in 8etrieb geieBt tperOen.
SRI. Marp Moore, 2o6ter BON
So6n Moore, G~odepspiqe, 1T ais
6iilfs|Qe6rerin in Der OffentGifen
56ule at 9ig6lanOtOtpn erndnnt
lpprben.
Cine rSurpriie 8urtp" purbe benz
SRI. Gertrude 8rober dm Bonner tag
in i6rer @obnung 5u Gatonsoiae BON
bielen Sreunbinnen ~gege6en.
Garroq 6ofban, Der 9 Sabre ate
@o6n Don 8. g. 9oibuq, Daroein bes
gountp : @%efdngnifes gu SonIon,
itur6 in Ieiner elterli6en Bobnung
gu Miooletopn an Der 2ungenentz
3iinound.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08

WetterausIt9ten Sir
Mnrblanb uno ben 3iItrift Golumz
bta i9Onea Metter uno noropsititde
WinDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08

Ser elfbeintge 6tu6l.-
SCHILLER (oetlamirt): Ser Stu6l lit
elfernbeinern, ouf Dem Der &0nig 1iBt
--- 2ebrer: rSqgs, mas berz
iteblt 9u unter einem elfen6einernen
Stubl?" Schiller: Sin elfen6eis
nerner Stu3l 1T elm 8ein nit II 8ei4
men,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08

*** Der 6rouen = 9erein Der 5.
beutI6en ref. CT. 9oul5 = 8emeinOe
an Canton Nperue, Der Pionier unz
ter ben DeutIfen 5rauen : 8ereinen,
peronfaltet am TO-, II. unO y. g}oz
pember in Der Observation-Disclosures
etr grOBe8 Qu1ternfouper. Die BON
DteIem 8ereine peranitalteten 6eite
nerOen tets ie6r 3o6lrei6 beIudt uno
o6ne 3peifel miro audi oieies DON
oroBem Grfolge be9leitet iein. ollie
SreunDe Der @emetnOe iouten ii6 elm
finORn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08

*** 8rau 5. Simmer, @ittpe beg
in 8altimDrer oeuti6en 8reiIen 10
augemein 6elie6t getpeienen Gapt. Ser
mann Simmer, BAT an Der HOrOpeIts
SIDE Der Gentral=@oenue unO 2erin8z
onzStraBe cine 3e% itauration erOffnet
unO erIu6t aGe 6reunOe i6re8 oerz
~ftor6enen Monne5, iopie Oa5 Pu6liz
FUN i'm NGgemeinen, iie NIT t6rer
&uno76aft gu 6eebren. Die beiten
GetrGnfe after Qrt, oor3iigIi6e Gigdrz
rem uno gutter 2unI6 perOen ierOtrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08

Stnr ans rein iriid1cm linncncn@drn
augcfertigt.
Sneinp Sinncn ,,Wcih" nHtcr5cng.
Sphn 9S. Mc0bcripm IL SpnSs
Tr. 8, Ch=Saltintpre Ctr.
(Ch51 id.1. ,9Ditt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08

o. -gpiHh-
Rel. Snro' 9her. Msnn. 2Ret..
s." ulstsr t's'sls slia. s&u.
q nm sy 3O % so 65 %. II .SInT.
500 Il 3ois 80 ""%' . "0f'
Mitf7- poromcferf. 1929 n6dls 2emptratnr. IS
sI;itti' S~bsruIomIcrR.. SO y~iieorieh. l%sHptrGt. 2e
Tie homie S6nenisteit bcs 2Slnees IN tlHtr
stnuoe b,trlla ~ Nsilen Dom 9loroDcIttH.
Rag atfrige @ttttr: Die HltOFIgts
S.mpratur Ots ssFTio'n 1agss tois : uot a'e"'s'
80 ami uabotuonnfer EtationtH. DIt tolst:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08
SIZE 8eruno 0Ie6icine Co., Columbus
ONO

.g2etne 6erren: - SD fam 6ert
Bert6 bon 8erunn ut6t 9enu8 anpretz
fen. Sd CLAUDE, boB i6 benz tpunoer>
barren @erOienIt hes &erunn mein 2e<
ben ber0unfe. Sd lit an &atarrb i'm
Ropf unb an BEN Quugeu I'M b06iten
9ra6e, big Die .4erate mid nl1faaben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08

~T ,,S6nlia. M1nncrhpr."
GrftcS 9ruBeS 0On5ert Mittfpudl,
ben 10. Wu0cmber, in Der ,,@erma.
mia. M1nnerdlprsSane." (3l2,319l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08

RI Der o3bdltasU}Gnner6or,"
Der nit Gifer in Die 66runfen tritt
fir ben @rfolg oes OeutT6en QieOes
unO Der Iid in leBter 3eit zines gang
beOeuten0en 8a6st6um5 8u erFreuen
bate, 6dlt am Utittpo6. ben Is. Hoz
Oember, in Der rGermani sMGnnerz
6or@6aQe" iein eriteS Gon3ert Der
6aiiOn o6. Sin Dor3iigli6es proz
gramm lit fir Oa8 Gon3ert aufgefeut
tDorOen, unO O6ne 3peifel miro bass
iel6e ii6 aGsn frij6eren Grfolgen Des
@ereins in 8roBurtiger @eiie anreis
ZEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08

Xxx Die er1te 6umori7tii6e Q6enoz
unter6aItung De8 n9ermanto = 0uurz
tett Clubs" finOet beute Q6enO IN
Der 8aDern : 6aue an Der SIO]6rez
oeriditraBe ftatt. Sin aus II ytumz
mern Deficiencies neutrality-suspicious.
8rogramm 1T oufgeiteH uno ior8fdI=
tia einItuoirt porben. Sin Dergnii9ter
Qbeno Ite6t beDDr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08

*** Der ,Garro1ton : 2(r6eiter=
mGnner6Dr" 1T entIdieOen Elm unterz
nc6mung5luti8er 9srein," Oenn an
onOerer Steue oe5 r0euti6en Gorrez
iponoenten" tiinoigt er an, OoB sr am
5onntag, ben Is. 0OOsm6er, in benz
6oF Der frii6eren 20Den@8rauerei ein
O6Tenr0iten Deranitalten pirb. IS
Iin0 fir DieIe5 6eit BON einam aus rem
66. 20ui5 GOiepiI4, s. 8olfer, $.
6einri6 unO Onion M}eier beIte6enoen
Gomite Die umfdfenoiten 8or6areiz
tungen getroffen porOen, 10 ouB ben
S~6eilnebmern genuBret6e StunDen in
Qu51i6t 5teben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08
cttcrhcrihl

Ser. GtdntsnsI Dett.rsS 1rtou,l
YoItimure, ben 7. gfopember 1SO3.J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08

Srau Sol. e. S. 8reT6am, @6ots
y meiitcrin Ser 9ouobters Of tie
Gofe6erocp un6 @rdIioentin Der @ernz
ron 8i1nge Snprobement 5ocict1.
I6eibt foIgenOen 8rief bon 9ernDon
8airfar County, &n.:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08

6urrD %. aeqp erfu9te geitern
ouS areiggeri4t nm 96eioun8 BON
Bertha 8eGp tne9en angebli6er I'm
treue. Sic 6eiratbeten i'm 4u9uit
1900 uno 1e6ten BRET Monate 3ufdmz
nnon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08
Gtaot Baltimore.
GGaHi;ipal= Nugr!egeaheiterI.

Die @s-tpiGisungs geroronurg rJoH'
GIert Der 8uoget6eh6rDe cphr'9lrt
anO i'm slDeitcn 3pei9e afr9tnOmz
men. = 8;rb i~pdtsFpt1s rtd4iten
2Rittlop9 i'm eEatSn Rat9s5fDeige
euOsiiltig a~nseg6mmen. = grnsn-
nungsn. -1srI4is0eres.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-08

9as pafienoc 98etbnad1ts= Geidcnte
empfe6le i4 meinen geehrten &urloen
qeI8matpou uusgefiibrte Portrdts in
Grupon, 9aitsI uno 8aferfarben,
Gmailz uno 9latinz8iloer fernsr
Miniuturen in elegunten 8uiennaOeln.
9oraiiqlide Cabinets $1.00 baS
0uBenb. 9o6o4tungspoa
Sui. Scbbel, Seutidbcr Autobiography.
0GO2-5 itbt 32l, Roros@aDsStrabt
The Arizona sentinel., 1903-06-10
NOTICE OF BONDEkECTION

Notice i> hereby given that an election of the qualified voters of the I.ONSc',ituma' who are the owners of real or personal property subject to taxation in >aidTown of Yuma. will be held in said Town of Yuma Yuma county, Arizona Territory, on Tuesday, the 23rst day Of June, A. D. 1903, for ;hc purpose of determining whether or not ;he said Town Of Yuma shall issue and sell its bonds fer the construction vf water works for said Town of Yuma: said bonds to amount to the sum of Forty Thousand Dollars and to bear iutcree, at the rate Of five per cen: per Gnuum. said interest to bc paid semi annually and lIe principal 70 be paid follows: Ten Thoueand Dollars to be paid at the end O. fifteen years, Ten Thousand Dollars at the end of twenty ycarS. Ten Thousand Dollars at the end of twenty-five years aEd Ten Thousand Dollars at the end of thirty wears. Said election will be held at the public school house in said Town of Yuma on said 23rd day of June A D. I9G2 and the polls will he open be tween the hours of eight o'clock a. ID. and five o'clock D n. Of said day.
 This election K called aud this notice given under and by virtue of the laws of tho Territory of Arizona and of the United States in such case. made and provided and of a resolution of Inc MGyor and Common Council uf said Towniof Yqlnia dated and passed on Monday. the 18th day of May. 4. D. D. Ia23-
 In witness whereof I have hcreunto set IF hand and caused these rre->antS 10 bc ajtested ly the Town Clerk and have caused the seal Of said Town of Yuma to be hercunto aeixed this 18th day of May, A D I2s3-
 F. $ PAwTERSON.
 [Seall Mayor of said Tcwn of ] una. Attest: J l.. RE DOEi)O.
 Town Clcrl, If S;.Sd Town Of Yuma. FirSt publication May 2G. 5@3. t5
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Notice of Hearing in Contest.
Deputy. First publication Jung 3, 1903.
United States Land Ohicc. frt.a.g1o ,-fy yC,s. nTa-- .l- rtro

ktSt'0. AIlZGl41. lltlN -N. tsHEB
 April 6. 1905 Adela I De3erry filed an am davit oi contest against hou.CStCud cn:ry ,<o 57O7, made al Tucson. Arizona Land ollice by Thomas Jelfrcy>. on Aprtl 5 lqol. for the S wa See. |. Typ 10 south ef Range .I west in which ii j, alc-ed: That thr said Thomas Jcfreys has wholly abandoned said tract: that he ha, changed his residence thcrefro5a for more than six mOn,ES since making -a id entry: that said tract is not settled upon and cultivated by said party. as required by law: that said Thomas JcfIr"ys iS a nonresident Of Arizona territory, and haS been absent from last past: that said alleged abSense. abandon ment, and failure to cultivate, has not been due to the cntrymun'> employment in the Army Navy or Marine Corps of the [. <. etc.
 Upon tllS affidavit a hearing wa~ ordered and notices issued citing the parties of interest to appear for that purpose on June 6. I5O}. but now comes harlcN l.. Brown. attorney for the contestant herein, and makes affldayit that personal service of notice of hearing can not be made Cpon the defendant JcfrevS. for the reason that he can not be found and asks that such notice be given by publication which request has been granted. and all parties Of interest are hereby notihel that hearing upon said affidavit will be had at the '. S Land office. in the City of Tucson. Arizona at 10 o'clock ID. of July c. I9O3
 JOHN II. BAUMAE.
 Receiver. lSt publication. June 1863 t5
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His Last Hope Realized.
G1rom the Sentfne1. Geho. Mont.

GFrom the SentineI, Gebo, Mont.)
 Tn the first opening of Oklahoma tc settlers in 1889. the editor of this paper was among the many seekers after fortune who made the big race one fine day in April. During his travel ing about and afterwards his camping upon his claim he encountered much bad water which, together with the sev6rc heat gave him d very severe diarvhOea. which it seemed all most impossible to check and along in June the case became so bad he expected to die One day one of his ncighborS brought him one small bottle of Chamberaiu's Colc Cholera and DiarrhOCa Remedy last nope. X big dose was given him while ire Was rolling about on the ground in great agony. and in a f9w minutc~ the dose was repeated. Tbe rood effect of the medicine was soon noticed and within an hour the patient was taking his first sound sleep for fortnight That one little bottle worked 9 compete cure. and he can not help hHf feel grateild. The season for bowel tr ...r-7
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Notice for Publication.
Homestead Entry No. 3696.

V
 Department of the Interior.
 Land Ofice at Tucson. Arizona.
 April 20, l903 Notice i> hereby given that the following named settler has flied notice Of his intention tc mazc final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof w5ll be made be- fore the Clerk Of the District Court at Yuma. Arizona. on Saturday. June lS. 1908 viz: Charles E. Lyon. Of Yuma Arizona. for the =. V. 'l See. E7, T. &, s.. R. ;!i ". C. and s. R B. and Nj.
 lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land. viz:
 James M Meadows of Yuma Arizona: Henry r. heSter. of Yuma, Arizona: James Tucker If Yuma. Arizona: EIwocd p. Rudulph of Yuma. Arizona.
 MILTON R. MOORE. Register. First pub. May 6.
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