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The Meeker herald., 1903-12-19
Pe-ru-na Drug Co., Columbus, Ohio:
Gentlemen: 81 can cI7eerfuIIy say thai
has taken Pe-ru-na and believe with
w. S. Washington, d. c.

opposition and has won its way to the hearts
Of the people. The natural timidity which
so many people have felt about giving en-
dorsements to any remedy is giving way.
and desire etc., to hep nnh his
testimonials for Peruna who heretofore would
not have consented to such publicity.
Never before in the annals of medicine has
it happened that SO many men of national
and international reputation have been will
ing to give unqualified and public endorse
ments to proprietary remedy. No amount
Of advertising could have accomplished such
a result. Peruna has won on its own merits.
Peruna cures catarrh of whatever phase or
location in the human body. That is why it
receives so many notable and unique en-
dorsements.
Address The Peruna Drug Mfg Co., Co
lumbus Ohio for free literature on catarrh.
Pe-ru-na Almanac for 1904.
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MaysvlIo, n.y. to- 6ssaulting' mem.
bers OF the Farrow family and was
given five years in the penitentiary.
Man and Morris, his companions, wore
found guilty and Jared likewise.
A gang of robbers arrested In the
Seven mountains, Pennsylvania, had
evidently committed a postofice rob-
berry recently. as they had package
In which were postage stamps Of dc.
nominations from l to 10 cents, aggTO-
eating in value $1S7 "A.
Since the attempt on the life 81 NJ.
Krushevan, proprietor and editor OF
the Kishinef anti-Semit1c journal. It
has become known that renewed
threats have been made in Kishinef to
attack the Jews.
The polar ship America, With the
Ziegler expedition ON board, arrived
at Tromsoe, Norway. She IL taking
on board 200 dogs and hve ponies, and
will sail for Archangel and thence to
the polar regions.
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Milwaukee, Wis, died at st. Peters
burg of smallpox.
Capt. Blackburn, in his sixteen-fOOt
dory America, has started from off the
Nova Scotia coast for Havre, France
Clarkson Potter ten-year-old
American boy. accompanied Santos
Dumcnt recently on an aerial trip In
the Beis de Bologne.
A cabinet CRISIS has occurred in
Greece as the result of vote in the
chamber of la to 95 of a want of con-
fidence in the ministry.
King Edward, through Foreign Min
lister Lansdowne, has invited the WIS.,
iting American rifle team to attend the
military review at Aldershot July g.
The freight depot of the Midland
railway in London was destroyed by
fire. 1t was the largest warehouse in
London and burned fercely for several
hours.
An attempt was made to destroy
with dynamite the junction of the rail-
road at Demi, Blyei, between Brama
and Gumurquini, European Turkey.
The damage done was slight.
The police of Sofia raided the head
quarters of the Macedonian revolution
aries at Kostendil. A quantity of con-
cealed dynamite was exploded and six
men were killed and q number in
jured. d ~. '~s &c..
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Strenuous measures Will be taken
to rid Berrlen county, Mich, OF hun
dreds Of tramps who are terrortzing
residents Of the smaller villages,
Lieut.. Gov. w. A. Northcott Of ILL.,
nois was robbed at Indianapolis by q
hotel thief of his watch, chain and
charm, valued at $500, AID SIS in
money. -
In the fraud investigation at Scran-
ton, w. p. Boland OF the r.. ION rail
way testified that Select Councilman
David Evans demanded oflhim $500
for himself and $40O for ed ch of the
ten other councilmen.
The gang of postofIice sab blowers
which has been operating $50 exten-
sively in central Illinois, New open
the safe In the office at Colix, secur-
ing 5000 in cash and 5000 Il stamps.
BloodhouDds are on the trail
Mrs. Isabella F. Shepard II st. Jo-
seph, Mich, turned on the( gas and
then stretched herself out IL bath
tub. When found she was dad. Two
years ago her husband killed himself
in a precisely Identical manntr.
Howard J. Hill of Bristol, W., for
merly teller in the Farmers National
bank of Vergennes, which was wreck.
ed two years ago by Cashier Lewis,
has been arrested on a. charge Of alb
stracting funds from the ban X.
Sanders, a negro, pleaded guilty at
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the first degree in causing the death
of Benedetto Madonna, the Buffalo
Italian, whose body was found stuffed
in barrel on April IA. sl55
Capt. J. H. Dalton, who in February
last was convicted of fraudulent use Of.
the mails and conducting lottery.
scheme at Chicago, was again arrested
on the same charge. Since his con.
viction he has been allowed his liberty
in bonds of $4,000, the case having
been appealed to the United States
supreme court.
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MI and Sinners.

T1lI Ill be granted change Of
venu1 III trial for murder at Co.
Cod (lnlin c. F. Culberson Of Ev-
ansvtIl4 I1dh has been arrested for at
ttemp ntabe.
Goli1 Lumsden and wife were
Arua ~ robbed at Hotel 1ngla.
tsrrl 1uan. m
Gi4e0 Nts, insane, killed his wife
at NJ Ont, battering her head
witll sses hitter.
s Jdhh ~ Munger Of Denver commit
tod aGtcta16y shooting at the Hotel
.Bis1 &c Chicago.
QfUsan, United States deputy
con held in $1,000 at Mont.
ron Agro peonage.
1ies, 2 fn.is:s5s.,,t tl::''''
M affo sentenced to thirty days
aud oi14SnH for window smashing at
Knight is held at Kalaska,
slff1k d8 Murder, having confessed
th1 p69 iag of her brother, his wife
Cue1es, prominent railway and
.cluSsnA1 0k Brunswick, Ca, commit
ted suaeade by blowing his body to
pisace dynamite.
bdNSf Murphy, railroad fireman,
md killed at Denver, Col.
~. ~ Grace Nottingham, said to
he 8ae4shfs fancee.
CSte, superintendent of the
Idokout nnber company, committed
sihcide q "a Southern railway train
nSnE nEh1ttanooga Tenn. 49,. g..
1DSn sOckett, white man confined
ID - rankin county ua.) convict
f swapton1y killed for com.
s1iainink the food served him.
15aIy Hogan, the Montana train
ru6De again at liberty, having es-
died Ssn the jail at Knoxville,
ena ter overpowering his guards.
ORR kjce, a stage driver, shot and
daIle two-year-old baby and
- rs wife and Ed Leach, a
nd, at the depot at Stiles,
1aa lousy is said to have been
petto has been indicted at
s1eo GEon q Charge OF murder in
IL
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found
frsm-
Her it is
e KILLED
suicide
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Contest Notice.

Department of the Interior, United btatps
Land Office, Minot, N. D.. Nay q. 1903.
A sufficient contest affidavit having beoa
tant, against Msrtin Y. Lattin's .ntry No. 1io,
made Jan'y 20, 1897, for swk sen, sc. 3. w
neA, seA nwA, section II, townShiD lS5, range
100, by Martin v. Latin, contestse, in which
it is alleged that: Said entryman has wholly
abandoned said tract of land for period q
moro than five years last past, and has never
improved or cultivated said land according 70
the homestead laws. nor has ever established Q
residence thereon; that said land 10 practically
in the same condition as when surveyed, and
that said abandonment still exists. And that
said alleged absence from said land was net
due to his employment in the army, navy OF
marine corps Of the United States a. . private
soldier, officer, seaman or marine during the
war with Spain, or any other war IL
parties are hereby notified to appear, respood
and offer evidence touching said allegation at
10 o'clock a. M, on July II, 1903 before willard
B. Overson, a Notary Public, 1t his odjee ia
Williston, North Dakota, and that 6nal
hearing will be held at 10 O'Clock .. NJ. %
July q 1903 before tho Register and Rscsi.ee
at the United States Land Office In Ainot, n.
D. The said contestant having, in . propee ai-
fdavit, filed May 10, 1903, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence, personal servie6
of this notice can not be made, it 10 hsroby on.
dered and directed that such notice - giSGA
by due and proper publication.
D. c. Page, Atty. for Contestant.
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For Sale or Trade,

A farm Of 800 acres. mainly timber,
with about 40 acres cleared, located in
Polaska County, Illinois. Will trade ioP
proved.up land in Williams County, Of
sell for cash. Twelve miles from countt
seat, and II miles from railroad sestiou.
For Information inquire of r. 81. Cope
land, Williston, N. D.
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III RI
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Asst WEEK IN a.
Is FORM.

Capital
= The = of Indian affairs
will ext eations of the policy
OF dtsploN = agents wherever
posible I'D school superin-
tendents
Miltas ION, at Brazil, re-
ports Sernment will build
harboTN Rio, involving two.
and HES of stone pier,
The c. 42 900, 900.
/ 1t That the Yenezulans
Bovern1 os to re-establish it's
legatic ngton and that Cen
'eral SHernandez, ''El Mo-
co, /, the appointment.
Tho rtment has received
from pupre, at Bogota, q
cable The information that
an e1kE pE congress is conven.
ed for eration of the canal
The - Saila States company
has with the war depart
ment r ment of sss, 900 rental
TOR a. ~ American troops of
3riar &aA linus, in the pro-
1inc During the insurrec-
\ Washington Of the
PAM 81 Sleal have received q
cable Il The agents represent
ing IONS at Bogota to the
efteef Colombia government
will United States treaty
1sua.ties.
lis reported from the
'etorS SOuthern part of West
vere killed and eighty
4eri in a coal mine ex-
lplodl love, Mex: Szs 80
6enango tin mill at
Neyec1 r was burned, throwing
=. work. ..~s
TykS = persons were injured,
tive fall of an elevator
at 4 11ctory at Pittsburg.
q were injured in
ReaIs 0n between trolley car
and eGch passenger train in
~,
- 6hoft, the Boston wool op-
.eral lsss off an unsnarded plat
form palles, Or, and sustained
injul will cause the amputa-
4ion nsht leg. I
AisI1 entire plant Of the Gin
CHM oir company, one Of the
lar1 ~ tncinnati, was destroyed
~ & ioss is estimated by the
capt ~ salvage corps at $780,
900. y President Ryan makes
the much less. s~
Iennox express, travelling
:at 4 tq of fifty-five miles an hour,
va6 esins Larchmont, N. T., 1t
1trn zen who were evidently
;axhtl 81 the track. One was almost
cut wh!;',s the other was
tossd ditch and has not been
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The jur
Lartigue|
brought In
was charS
ahusband
Albert
dead IN t
paris gressIt
\ rt, Fanis Z. ~ \ I :, ,s,s--,,
q double
the 9th her
is unkn0y
-.
Josenh!
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Price, s1.5o per Year in advance
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Are you trying to wiring by sticking and sfrue
Cling with lot Of old baeksnumber machines that
ought to- have bee4r put the scrap heat when !
bua,:. * X9ir irss1Ere you up against money
money lo ". Aame of the very worst type
losing 1nofe money every day of your life 8
than and reliable machine of
modern style would cost you.
Lots of otherwise shire wd people go worrying along
way with old speciman of junk that both
time and temper, when a little thinking would en-
enable the1a to see the folly Of it all. >
Is there machine in your shed that makes you
lasting trouble time you take it out? Doesn't
itcost you good bunch of money every for
repairs? Doesn't it lay down you invariably
at critical moment, when minutes count? &
is it economy and wisdom to keep sucha
"sl1eep in your fock?' Think this +
then come and see us the next
you make a trip to town, let =
show you something better replace this money-waster
We do and Won't require much of your coin either
Arizona republican., 1903-07-10

The princess has often been in London, but usually resides in Italy.
 Another female pretender is the queen -axony. who is de jure the sovereign of Sweden, being descended from Gustavus ", who was deposed in 1909 as a preliminary to the recogni- tion of Marshal Bernadotte, one of Na- poleon's generals, as crown prince. Bernadotte's great grandson is the present king of Sweden, but as the queen of Saxony's heiress (Princess Victoria of Baden) has married the present Swedish crown prince, the two lines will be unite. by her ultimate succession, and Queen Carola of Sax ony Is content to be a queen in Sax ony rather than a pretender in Sweden.
 Other pretenders, of course, might be mentioned-the duke of Orleans and Prince Victor Napoleon in France. and the famous Sobieski Stuarts in our own country. who died twenty years ago. but this record of the kings in exile is already long enough.-Washingt Post
Arizona republican., 1903-07-10
VISIT TO TIT. ZION LODGE
A Good Templar Society-In the City
 of Jerusalem.

Never did I enjoy a lodge meeting as I did the one of Mt Zion Lodge in Jerusalem, March IA. H. R. Anderson and myself have just returned from a 15.000 mile cruise. touching most of the principal Mediterranean ports and in- cluding nearly two weeks in Palestine, with five days in Jerusalem. We knew there was a lodge of Good Templars in Jerusalem and started out to find some brother Good Templars. We left our hotel. located just outside the Jaffa gate, passed inside the city wall, the great tower of David at our right, probably the only building now stand ing in Jerusalem that was there in the time of Christ. Passing up toward the Armenian quarter, we stepped inside of little store and asked the man if he could direct us to the house of in dustry where we might find George l.. Day (thei L.. D. of Mt. Zion lodge). To our surprise we were greeted with ''I am MT. Day. what can I do for your" It was indeed the glad hand that ex- changed the grip, as We told him we were Good Templar travellers and de- sired to visit his lodge
 When Saturday evening came dele gation of three members of the lodge called at the hotel to escort us to the lodge rom. We were taken to nicely arranged apartments just outside the Damascus gate. only a few steps west of Mt. Calvary, where we were greeted by full attendance of the members and many invited guests who had been asked to come in to meet us. Lodge ceremonies were suspended that all the guests might be present After mus ical programme, short speeches, etc, an elegant lunch was served, including native nuts, Turkish confections, etc. It seemed so good and so strange to meet in this far away land where we hear very little but the chatter of the Arabic tongue brother Good Templars and people speaking the English lan- guage even though in broken way. as some of them did.
 The lodge has about thirty active members. composed mostly of young
 men, students in school and in me | chanical pursuits. We were greatly ] indebted to MT. and Mrs. Day for the
 very pleasant arrangements and for other courtesies shown us. The lodge
 members seemed to enjoy our visit very much and I am certain 1t was a
 very great pleasure for the travellers from America.-A. M. Eddy, in the New York Templar.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-10

in the Review of June 23. The trans action brings the Gold Treasure into the relation of a brother with valu- able property owned by the new com pany in the celebrated Silver Plume district about 52 miles west of Denver.
 The Colorado property. consisting of the Gladstone and Big Medicine. is practically surrounded by such fabu- lous producers as the Dives Pelican, the Daniel Peters, Diamond Corry. Smuggler, Wisconsin, and others, az gregating some 36 different properties, which, up to the 1st of January, 1901, had produced the enormous aggregate of over forty million dollars. The av- craze of values in that district was something over $100 per ton. The com pany's property there is well developed and is a producer of consequence al- ready. The fact that the Gold Treas ure has been absorbed by a company of such resources and merged with a standard Colorado producer is a mat- ter of no slight importance to those in- terested. as their stock is enhanced by the change. The merger leaves the par value of the stock at the same figure. and the company have decided to not issue any more treasury stock until the Gold Treasure is equipped and pro- ducing.
 At the Gold Treasure ten men are now employed, getting out a shipment to be sent to the Denver sampling works, to ascertain the most advisable form of concentration amalgamation, cyaniding or other class of reduction to be adopted. AS soon as this is set tied. a twenty-stamp mill. with con- centrators and all necessary adjuncts will be erected and put into operation. The improvements will necessarily in- clude a tramway system and the open ing up of this property which has never had an opportunity commensurate with its merits before, means volumes to the country in general and Naco in
 particular.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-10

at Tucson a complaint against Albert Steinfeld, l.. Zeckendorf & Co.,, the Mammoth Cyaniddng Co. and the Sil- yer Bell Mining Co.,. says the Citizen.
 The plaintiffs allege that A. Stein field. acting for the defendants. re- quested the plaintiffs to secure a pur- chaser for the defendants properties, the "Old Boot" mines In the Silver Bell district. Plaintiffs claim to have se- cured purchasers on terms to suit the defendants.
 On May 20. 1903. defendants. it is alleged, consummated a sale of the "Old Boot" properties for $515,Oo0 to the parties whom the plaintiffs secured as purchasers. Plaintiffs claim to have made demand of s51. .5O0, on the basis of 10 per cent. as their due in the mat ter of commissions and that the de- fendants refuse to pay any part there of.
 The plaintiffs pray the court to allow as above. Walter Bennett, mayor oi Phoenix, filed the papers. as counsel for plaintiffs.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-10
CUTICURA SOAP The Worlds Greatest
 Skin Soap. The Standard of Every Nation
 of the Earth. Sale Greater Than the Worlds Product Of Other Skin Soaps. Sold Wherever Civilization Has
 Penetrated.

Millions of the worlds best people use Cuticura Soap, assisted by Cuticura Ointment, for preserving, purifying and beautifying the skin, for cleansing the scalp of crusts, scales and dandruff, and the stopping of falling hair, for softening, whitening and soothing red, rough and sore hands, for baby rashes. itchings and chafngs, in the form of baths for annoying irritations and in flammations, or too free or offensive precipitation, in the form of washes for ulcerative weaknesses, and many sana- tive, antiseptic purposes which readily suggest themselves to women, espe- cially mothers, as we'll as for all the purposes of the toilet, bath and nur- sery.
 Cuticura Soap combines delicate emollient properties derived from Cuti- cura, the great skin cure, with the pur- est of cleansing ingredients and the most refreshing of flower colours. No other medicated soap ever compounded is to bescompared with it for preserv- ing, purifying and beautifying the skin, scalp, hair and hands. No other for eign or domestic toilet soap, however expensive, is to be compared with ft for all the purposes of the toilet, bath and nursery. Thus it combines .fn one soap at one price the best skin and complexion soap and the best toilet and baby soap ever compounded. Sale greater than the worlds product of all other skin soaps. Sold in every part of the civilized world
Arizona republican., 1903-07-10
Mines and Minerals
 ef Arizona
SAN FRANCISCO MEN
B uy Mining Property Near Calabasas,
 Arizona.

A party of three mining men rom San Francisco, l.. A. Teague. C. w. Hubbard and c. O'Brien Reddin, went out last week to Calabasas to examine the mining properties owned by Gaston Schwab These mines, consisting or two groups, lie about four miles north of Calabasas. and the gentlemen were so favorably impressed with the prop erty that before leaving they closed a deal whereby they purchased an inter- est in both groups and organized the Calletano Mining & Smelling company. Development work will be commenced immediately There are twelve veins on the property. samples from which assay 400 ounces in silver, 9 per cent in copper and s2.5O gold per tor. This ors is taken out at depth of only thir- ty vein, while the general average of the shipping ore is s41 per ton, after deducting shipping and smelting charg es. The gentlemen are all men of f- nance and Influence and will invest a large sum of money to open up and thoroughly develop the property. The 6e al was made by MT. c. P. Stewart of the Scandoval National bank.-Nogales Times.
Arizona republican., 1903-07-10
AN OPEN LETTER
From Mexican Consul Pima to Citizens
 of Phoenix

Gentlemen: It is with pleasure that | have the honor to address you for this | the first time in a language not my native tongue. I extend a most hearty | and cordial greeting to the citizens of Phoenix, regretting my inability to ex- press myself in better manner.
 I thank you sincerely for the gen. tlemanly conduct and marked courtesy you have always shown me ever since have had the honor to be the duly accredited representative of the re- public of Mexico in this beautiful capi- tai of the territory of Arizona, which forms a reputable and integral part Of the great and prosperous government of the United States of America, deep- ly deplorlng that I have not a sufficient command of the English language to express to you my high appreciation of your many courtesies extended to me-. The Mexican celebration on the 16th of September to the Mexican heart is like the 4th of July in the United States to the heart of citizen of your great republic.
 The next 18th of September is the ninety-third anniversary of the day when under the leadership of the glori- | ous Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla. fol- | lowing the example of the illustrious | forefathers of the United States, the | Mexican people declared themselves to be free and independent from the Spanish crown when her liberty and independence were in the most solemn form announced to the civilized world. and from that time annually the great clock of destiny has pealed forth the prosperous and happy condition of the l Mexican republic. so closely resembling that of her sister republic, the United States of America.
 The Hon. Board of Trade of this city have been respectfully invited by the undersigned 10 aid the "Junta Patri- otica" in order to obtain special rates from the railroad companies so as to give an opportunity to everybody to come to Phoenix to our celebration, which will be held on the 18th, 18th and 17th of next September; and also said Honorable Board have been requested to appoint a committee of gentlemen in order to go out together and collect funds among the merchants. and be- sides to prepare and make the neces sary arrangements and programme for the occasion.
 The Honorable Board of Trade has appointed Messrs Eugene Brady O'Neil and Walter Talbot to join the Mexican : committee for the aforesaid purpose; both gentlemen have accepted this commission. For which courtesy I ex-
 tend to the board of trade and to then my most hearty thanks.
 Therefore, I take the liberty to kind ly request Messrs. Eugene Brady
 O'Neill and Walter Talbot as a com. mittee duly appointed by said board o trade, to please join the undersigned and two other Spanish gentlemen al
 the Commercial hotel next Monday al
Arizona republican., 1903-07-10
ADJUSTMENTS

The Curtiss company last night pre- scented Led Astray" for the first time at the Eastlake park theater and to a large and appreciative audience The bill proved to be a very entertaining one and the pleasure of the audienc= was frequently manifested.
 It will be repeated again tonight. when a large attendance is expec led. for there will be dual attraction. to- night being dance night. After the performance the seats will b. removed and those who enjoy dancing will ba given every opportunity for parJicipa- ticn in that sort Of amusement.