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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-07
$500 More Than Half Fare
ia Chicago Great Western Railway

to points in Arkansas, Colorado, KAN
sas, louisiana Missouri, New Mexico,
Oklahoma and Texas. Tickets on sale
Dec. and 15, 1908. and Jan. 5
and 10, 1904. For further particu-
lars apply to L. G. Rains, General
Agent. corner Nicollet avenue and
Fifth street. Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-07

Here is a special lot of Women's
Embroidered Handkerchiefs. You
will have a long search in finding
their equals under 15c each. a IA
These 90 at. each. nUO
Here are still other styles in
Women's Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, sheer and medium weight
linen, some hand embroidered, some
hemstitched, some with scalloped
edges, some lace trimmed; prices
range 15e, 2Se, Soc, 75c, $50,
$1.OO, ETC., etc. ..f
81 Mems Handkerchiefs, Belfast lin
en-, hemstitched, in all widths of
hem, full laundered, 1916 each,
$1.35 per doz.; f5G each, sligo
per doz.; f8c each, $500 per doz.;
25c each, $2.75 per doz.; 35c
each, $500 per doz.; Soc each,
$3.50 per doz.
Children's Handkerchiefs, white
and colors, &c, DC, 1OG and up to
35c each.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-07
Handker chiefs

Of Of the gifts which make are going to
Handkerchefs You know that Last you know
said you would wait until the last few days when
the rush Pardon reminding you of it. We do
it SO as win your gratitude later on, if not
Our Handkerchief stock is at its best now best in point Of
assortment, best in point of values.
In Women's Handkerchiefs alone could easily fill this
whole page with descriptions but after ALL the
idea of Handkerchefss not through printers ink but by
ing the Handkerchief where hands them
and Judge for yourself of their neness and their value
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-07

Have no equal as prompt and
positive cure for sick headache, bill
iousness, constipation, pain in the side,
and all liver troubles. Carter's Little
Liver Pills. Try them.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-07

Old Pa Time gets weary wrestling
with Satin-Skin- Cream. It beats him;
keeps old faces young. 25c.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-07

nM enosta display of gmesd
A-l1wHmW ever arranged a to make
49, a !.
will find everything the irens and dolls all
all
an
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-07

Here is a lot of assorted rugs, Herez, Cara,
baghs and Shirvans, at from Sc to $40 each.
Here's another lot consisting Of Samarcands,
Kasakjas, Shirvans and Belooch- a ID mAA.
stans; your choice at " E@s&Vuo
A lot of fine Shirvans and Kurd- a T. n@h
istans, at. RIDuOU
A lot of Shirvans, Daghestans and Herman
shaws, at from S 18 to $35 each. =
Anatolian silk rugs at $50 and $50 each.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-07

AS the coroner and police were not
notified promptly, Ganka has been ar
rested.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-07
Dl,apel,y Department

helpful the Holiday
very large and attractive display of busts and heads
Oriental coorngs and tnts just what for Or
entail room, Dutch Window or Pedestal any
other fancy suggest and all at prices which,
pleasant surprise They $50, 75c, 1.25, 200 and
2.75 each.
Pilows-A fine assortment made up expressly for the
Holiday trade The materials beautiful damasks Oriental
goods, etc. Prices, 200, 500, $50 and 400 EACH
Very handsome Tapestry Pillow Tops in coos copies of
French paintings; big line of Subjects choice each Soc.
Special Sale of Pillow Cords silk nercerized and cotton.
10c Cotton Cord at, the yard. .6hc.
12ac Mercerized Cord at, the yard. ....... Sc.
18c Silk Cord at, the yard tic.
If Table you looking for have the
est uptodate styles in all sizes and at all prices Special values
at b9e for A. ESQ for Ga; $500 for 8-4.
artistic styles in Oriental likely
prove interesting to you.
suggestive hint in the of Lace Among the
low priced curtains special attention invited following
What were $780, at csc What $780, $2.98
What were $685. $a.4S What $6 rs, $4.98
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-07

The simplest remedy for indigestion, constipa-
from dtsordered. stomach, liver or bowels is
Ripans Tahules; They have accomplished Won
Of calling physican for many little ills that be-
trouble. aIeye the distress cleanse and cure the
affected pa parts and give the system general ton
binary occasion. The family b lie, 60 cents. con-
tains supply for year. ALI druggists sell them.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-07
Handsome HOsierVfOr HOLIDAY Givine

The demand for handsome Hosiery this season the
finds prepared to meet wants. both Silk and
Lisle, for Men, Women and Children.
Ladies' Silk Hose in black and coors at per pair 81 co.
$3.50, $500, $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50. -. =,
Mems Black SlkHose, at per pair S. 20, 1.5O $1.75
and $500. ...-
Chdren's Silk Hose black, white and pink prices grade
with sizes.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-07

Rare Tabrez and Kermanshaws, 6O -gh0
dC, 6dCn. -. !"
Our display of antique pieces in brass is
especially deserving of attention
+ Russian Brass, antique and modern, compris-
ing Samovars, Trays, Candelabra, Candle
Sticks, etc.
Damascus Brass in various articles, Jardi-
nieres, in assortment of sizes, Ewers, Coffee
Stands, Vases, etc., etc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-07
Ladies Suits

"A mark down on every Lady's Suit in the house. A
ing of from $3 90 to $3.50 garment Some of the
biest things Of the season.
SIS 90 Suits made in Black Cheviot long jacket az
20 90 Suits made in Gents Mixtures long Jacket ia
$500 Suits made in Gents Mixtures, corset fitting
2750 Suits made in Gents Mixtures long jacket. 22
80 90 Suits made in Plain and Mixtures long jacket 25
35 90 Suits made Plain and Mixtures long jacket "a
1000 Suits made in Cheviot and Mixtures long jacket 30
45 90 Suits made in Chevot all colors long jacket 35
1850 Suits made in Chevot all colors long Jackets 81
$3.50 Suits made in Zbene Mixtures long jacket. 4G
60 90 Suits made in Stripe Zbeine long Jacket 49, ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-07
ORIENTAL RUGS
ORIENTAL RUGS

This to catch the Of rug lovers who expecting to make
possibly
W told the had purchase It's missed
The ph is this lucky hold lot Of oriental
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-07
Books aH1d SfafiOH1e1'

space until recently given the wash
The book section with splendid showing of and popular
history art holds out book lovers attractions which appeal
the pocketbook
Books for little folks almost no them Of
g the kinds you and prices glad to get them at
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-07
Gloves

Next to iandkeriefs, nothing largely
gifts Gloves Certainly gift could
The assortment offer from which
complete than this whether for women
girls.
Ladies' Gloves in Gace or Suede, lined and unined
Mems Gloves in Kid Dog Skin, with without lining.
Children's Gloves and Mittens of all kinds
You always here of finding the best value the
will buv.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-09-17

J 0LD-TIME SKETCHES
tIGtIIItIIIr
ItIIItIIttit

4 SOLDIER OF MANY OUNTRIES.
have just had the honor of enter,
tanning one OF Uncle Sans old vet
rams. The different countries he has
visited would make a story for Frank
Carpenter. Mr.. Albert Lawrence ran
away from home when he was nine
years old. His father was religious
frantic. and the boy could not stand
the strict and unjust treatment that
was forced upon children in those days
He commenced lie driving on the
great Ere Canal. When the civil war
broke out he had been serving on an
English merchantmen IN Chilli as
third engineer. He returned and
shipped in the L. ). navy and was as
signed 10 a dispatch boat. where he
saw more OF the war than most OF the
men in il. They ran on the coast from
Fortress Monroe to keywest. They
had many exciting and narrow escapes
| and many were the battle, from the
! forts on shore that turned on the little
cutter. They played around Charls-
ton and carried dispatches to many
men of war. After the civil war he
went to work for the Panama Steam
Ship Co., running To Guatemala. then
after two years he came TO California
and took charge of sawmill in Santa
1 Cruz county. After that he went back
to Panama to work for the Steam Ship
Co. again. Then he put in five years
for the Chilians governor fighting
Peru That was 1879. Then he was
/ sent to Glasgow, Scotland and took
charge Of a fine merchantmen as chief
engineer. He worked for them
eighteen months, she was sold to the
! Peruvian government and he worked
/ five years for Peru, and then put in
/ three years in Nicaragua for a ma
! hogany company. He then returned
to Chill and was employed by the Tara
paca Water company. When the
/ Spanish American war broke out he
came home and found the GunbOat
Russell aud served off the Isle of
| Pines blockading. After the war he
went to Equito as locomotive super
intendent but after working eight
months he came back to Panama and
joined the Rebel forces in Columbia
in their endeavor to overthrow the
government. He served very near
three years, but finding that the
United States government stood
against them, he came back to Los
Angeles and lived in the Soldiers
Home. The home was too mOnotonOus
and he struck out for Clifton. He has
taken position as engineer for the
San Carlos school to run their plant.
He is IS years old. male and hearty,
has never used liquors or tobacco, al
ways has funds and is Il strict temper
ance man. His paper from the U.
:. government and his adventures
proves him to be remarka BILE man.
| was sorry to see him leave for he is
interesting. CHS.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-09-17
Notice to Claimants Of Lots IN the
Townsite of San Francisco.

Notice i hereby given that George
Cuff, former Judge OF the probate
court OF the County OF Graham. Terri
tory OF Arizona, as trustee, dld here
tOfore enter IL the United States land
Office. in trust for the inhabitants oil
the towrsite of san Francisco. the
following described lands, to-wit
Lot nunber three. in section thirty,
in township four south, of range
thirty east. OF the ella and salt river
meridian. in Graham county, Terri
tory of Arizona. containing forty and
and forty one bundredths acres oil
land.
All persons claiming lots in said
townsite of San Francisco, are notl-
fed that they are required to file
statement of such claims in the ONCE
of T. c. Little, probate Judge OF the
County of Graham, Territory of Ari-
IONA, the trustee of said townsite, on
or before the 10Th day of October, A..
ID. 1903. at Solomonville, Graham
county, Territory of Arizona. Such
statement shall be in writing, signed
and sworn to By the claimant, or in
case of his absence from the county,
then, by his agent or attorney. The
statement shal {vspecify the grounds
of the claim, particularly describe
the lots claimed, the date and name,
as near as may be, OF the hrst actual
occupant; what improvements have
been made thereon, and that at the
time of making such statement the
lots are actually possessed and occu-
pied by the claimant, or that the right
20 such possession and occupation Is IN
him, If the same is occupied by an
other; and with such statement the
claimant shall pay to the trustee the
purchase price and the fees herein
after fixed, and the trustee must not
receive such statement unless the
price and fees accompany it.
All claimants who have filed their
claims shall, within sixty days after
the expiration of the time of filing
claims with the trustee, by competent
evidence make proof of the facts al
legged IN his statement before the trus-
tee. No proof can be made after that
time unless the party has appeared
within that time and obtained con-
tinuanca. the order for which must be
entered by the trustee.
The fees of the trustee shall be
twenty cents per folio for filing and re-
cording the statement and all other
writing necessarily done, five dollars
for making and acknowledging the deed
where there is no contest. and where
there is contest such additional fees
as is allowed by law to Justices of the
peace in civil cases, for which trustee
may demand security or payment in
advance :he same as justices of the
peace can do, and upon failure to com
ply with such demand for two days
the right of the party SO failing to
make proof of his claim or contest
that Of aDOthpr shall no lpSf
Dated July Is, 1903.
u. G.. LITTLE,
Trustee.
July III Sent 81
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-09-17
A Remarkable Record.

Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy has a
remarkable record. 1t has been in use
for over thirty years, during which
time many million bottles have been
sold and used. II has long been the
standard and main reliance in the
treatment of Group in thousands OF
homes, yet during all this time no
case has ever been reported to the
manufacturers in which it failed to
effect cure. When given as soon a
the child becomes hOarse or even as
soon As the croupy cough appears, i,
will prevent the attack. 1t is pleasant
to take, many children like it. 1t con-
tains no opium or other harmful sub
stance and may be given as confidently
to baby as TO an adult. For sale bv
all dealers in medicine.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-09-17

Graham. in the Territory OF Arizona
Witness the hands and seals Of said CORPORA
ton this 18th day Of March \ II. lsJs.
FRANK W. KINNE tScuu
Residing at Walsenburg. Colo. subscribcs for
Seven Thousand hight Hundred and Thirty
five g. $50 shares OF the corporation
CECIL l.. HANNA tScar
Residing at Denver. Colo. suoSc1ihcs for one
Thousand ucool shares OF the corporation.
GEORGE truth seal
Residing at wal>enburg. Colo. subscribe, for
seven Thousand hight Hundred and Thirty
three 7.SSS) Shares OF the corporation
GEORGE NJ .TOMBLING Seal
Residing At WalScnburg. Colo. suhscrihcS fo-
Seven Thousand Eight Hundred aud Thirty
three 7.Ss1l Shares Of the corporation.
THOMAS II. BAIRD (Scau
Residing at Walseubucg, Colo subscribcs for
Seven Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty
three C,s;ls) shares Of the corporation
WALTER y. HoUSER seal
Residing at WalScnburc Colo. sub>cribc> fnI
seven Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty.
three ,7Ss) Shares Of the corporation.
JAMES :. AUrREY tscan
Residing at WalSenburg. Colo. subs 'ribcs foi
Seven Thousand hight Hundred aud Thirty
three (7.ss5l shares OF the corporation
CHARLES THOMAS lScan
OF Blue. Graham Co. Arizona suhscribcs fot
One Thousand shares tlooo, Of the corpora iioi
CHAS. L. MARTIN tScaD
or Blue, Graham Co. Arizona. sub>cribcs TO
One Thousand loool Shares Of the corporation
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-09-17
A CHASTITY Find.

Old man Mackey, of Dos Cabezas,
wa~ found dead in the mountains We'd
nesday morning by James II. Ragin
and John Casey, says the Wilcox
, Range News.
Tuesday a. >. y. Kemp and john
Casey were going over the mountains
on their way 10 look at the Casey cop
per property. Mr.. Casey found two
flour sacks containing canned goods,
tobacco. clothing, etc, and at the time
remarked that he believed it belonged
10 Mackcy.
ON their return to Dos Cabczas. Mr..
chatham, who runs the store, said
Mackey had purchased the articles
some ten days ago, and remarked that
some fatality may have befallen the
old man. The next morning Il search
ing party found the remains in badly
dccomposed state and at once notified
Justice Page Of Wilcox, who left for
the scene to hold an inquest.
Mackey was an old soldier and it Is
said lived or from what vegetables he
raised and ST. per month he received
from Uncle sam Is a pension. Some
advance the theory that he committed
suicide, claiming that he had at
tempted his life before 10y cutting lis
ihroat.-Bi7bee Miner.
We read in the papers of peek-a-boc
waists
Aud openwork peep-a- book socks
Its peek-a-hoO here
And its peek-a-bOo there
Till the reading our modesty shocks
But no one e'er sings OF We editor mar
In lifting poetical chants,
Who modestly sits
And smiles at these skits
On the peek-a-boo seat of his pants.
Adams
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-09-17
Where are You Going to
Spend the Vacation?

Why not take advantage of the low
rates now in effect and 90 to Califor-
MIA, the state with its unsurpassed sea-
side resorts, orange groves, beautiful
gardens and quaint old mission towns,
which are visited every year by thOus-
ands Of health and pleasure seekers:
We shall be glad to furnish you = list
of the charming resorts and camping
places in California.
The Southern California Seaside EX-
ours ions are now on.
CONNIE cing May lst and every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday thercaf-
ter until September 10Th, 1893, the
Southern Pacific will run excursions
to Santa Monica, Long Beach. San
Pedro, Newport Beach, san Diego,
San Buenavcntura ana Santa Barbara.
selling round trip tickets for these Oc-
caeions for $50 These tickets are first
class in every respect, permitting of
stOp-Overs at any point west Of Cotton.
Cal. In connection with these tickets
and excursion rates for round trip of
s.. 80 is in effect between san Pedro
and Avalon. Santa Catalina Islands.
for all who wish to visit this unique
resort.
For those who care To travel further
north than the above mentioned points
there is in effect an excursion rate of
500 for round trip to san Francisco
sold on same days, and under similar
conditions. From San Francisco are
run excursions too numerous to men
ton tn the hundreds Of seaside and
lake resorts and uneXcelled camping
grounds.
1t is the belief Of the company that
the extremely low rates offered for
these excursions will induce a large
number of people to take advantage of
them during their summer vacation.
For further information. write
T. II. GOODMAN, G. Il. \. San Franco
C.M. BURKHALTER, DE X PA. Tucson
+. ". CLAPP.
Local Ticket Agent. ordsburg, \. NJ.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-09-17
OF THE
ARIZONA. NEW MENICO & COLO
RADIO RAILROAD COMPANY.
To whom it may concern, know We.


/ That Frank w. Kinrc. james ; Aubrey
and George truth, al of the State of Colorado,
and Charles Thomas and Charles Il. Martin, OF
the Territory of Arizona, have associated
themselves together to become a corporation,
from the date of filing these Articles in The Office
of the Territorial Auditor at Phoenix, Arizoua.
for the purpose of constructing. owning main
tanning and operating railroad by means of
steam, electricity or other motive power from a
convenient point on the line of the Southern
Pacific Railroad. within the County Of Cochise
in the Territory of Arizona. to the City Of Du-
range. in the state of Colorado.
The line of said railroad. from its said point
of commencement, passes through The Conn
ties Of Cochise and Graham I'm the Territory Of
Arizona, the Counties of Grant, socorro. Val
encia, Bernalillo, san Juan and Rio Ariba. in
the Territory OF New Mexico. and the Conn
ties of Conejos and La Plata in the state Of
Colorado. total distance of three hundred and
fifty $50 miles.
,. That the said associates, together with the
four other persons who are hereinafter named as
directors have each subscribed to the stock Of
said company. and their collective suJsc-ip-
tons thereto amount In Three Hundred and
Fifty Thousand Dollars (s3J0OOO Said capital
stock shall be- payable in cash. property OF ser
vices at the time AMI in the manner a. may be
prescribed by said Board OF Directors Private
property Of officers and stockholders Of the
corporation shall be exempt from corporate
debts, The Indebtedness OF the corporation
shall at no time exceed fifty per cent Of is
capital stock.
s. Tine Capital Stock OF said corporation shall
be Five Million Dollars 50 eco COO divided into
Fifty Thousand ljo,OO0) Shares OF one Hundred
Dollars (slO0) each. which IS the actual con-
templated cost Of constructing the said rail
road, together with the cost Of right Of way.
depots, yards, motive power cars and every
other appurtenance and thing required for the
completion and operation Of said railroad.
(. The name OF said corporation j. "rhc
Arizona. New Mexico and Colorado Railroad
Company, AMI the corporation Is TO continue
in existence Fifty so years.
3. The affairs of said company shall be man
aged by a Board Of Nine Directors and the
names of the persons who have been chosen -
Directors are Frank W. Kline. James :.
Aubrey. George truth. George VI. ToInbliug.
Thomas D. Baird, Cecil L. Hanna aud Walter
y. Houser. all of the State OF Colorado. and
Charles Thomas and Charles Z. Martin of the
Territory of Arizona; who shall hold their Of
fees until their successors are chosen shall
be provided by the Bylaws OF the Company.
6 The principal place of business Of said
company is SOloinongillc, ia She Connty Of
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-09-17
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
ARIZONA AND NEW MENICO
FUEL AND IRON COMPANY.

To whom it may concern. SNOW ye:
l. That Thomas D. Baird. Walter Y Hon
ser. Frank w Kline George N Tombling
james :. Aubrey. George truth and Nellie P.
Kline. have associated themselves together FOR
the purpose Of becoming incorporated under
the name Of The Arizona and New Mexico
Fuel and Iron Company, whose principal place
of business in the Territory Of Arizona Is Solo
knoxville, in the County OF Graham
> That the businesses OF said Corporation are
the acquiring Of real estate by purchase or
otherwise. and Improving and dealing in the
same; acquiring and dealing in personal prop
erty; mining, milling, smelling aud refining
ores: constructing private and public works
and manufacturing OF any kind
3. The said corporation is formed to com.
mence at the date Of filing these Articles in the
once Of the Territorial Auditor OF Arizona. and
70 endure for & period Of Twenty five (25 years.
:. The capital stock of said corporation is
Five Million Dollars IS O00.O0ol divided into
Fifty Thousand l5o,Oo0) shares OF one Hun
dred Dollars 500 each. payable in cash,
property or services. a. the time and in the
manner a. may be prescribed by the Board Of
Directors Ct said corporation.
, The highest amount of Indebtedness and
7 liability direct or contingent to which the said
corporation is 10 be subject at any time is
Three Million. Three Hundred and Thirty
three Thousand. Three Hundred and Thirty
four Dollars IS $50. $50. Private property Of
officers and stockholders shall be exempt from
corporate debts.
6. The affairs of said corporation shall he
managed by a Board Of Nine 9 Directors who
shall also have power TO establish By Laws and
make all rules and regulations, and appoint all
officers and agents. necessary for the proper
| ~ Of Ia.
and. in case of vacancy in said Board occur
ring in any manner the remaining members
thereof may fill such vacancy by appointing
stockholder thereto.
:. There shall be meeting Of the stock
holders of the Company on the First day Of
| April Of each year. at the office of the Company
at its principal place of business in the Territory
Of Arizona for the purpose ofclcctiug a Board of
Directors for the ensuing year and transacting
any other proper business
/ Special meetings of the StOckhoder, may be
held at any time at the Office of The Secretary
of the Company or elsewhere To be called in
the manner prescribed in the Laws.
! $ The following named Stockholders shall
constitute the first Board of Directors and hold
their Offices until their successors are chosen,
viz: Thomas d. Baird Walter y. Houser,
] Frank W KLINE. George NJ. Tombling, James
| ; Aubrey, George truth. Nellie p Kline,
Charles b. Martin and Charles Thomas.
! Witness the hands and seals of the aforesaid
Incorporators, this 18th day OF March a. D. 1908.