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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-07-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
List of Real Estate Transfers for
week ending June 27th, A. d. 1909
as compiled by the CO4 Il Howard
Abstract Company of Aberdeen.

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Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
IT alking about 'Sarsaparilla-
 hear of any other
 than Ayers? ii;s;Ayzs:;: i:=.';, s::::

Another expert witness for the de- fense was Dr. W. H. Ward superin- tendent of the territorial insane asy- lum. His testimony was generally non- committal and neither side profited from it.
 Dr. R. w Craig was put on the stand by the prosecution in rebuttal. His views differed widely from those of Dr.. Plath; in answer to a hypothetical question embracing the same condi- tions as those which had been put to his brother practitioner he said he did not believe that the defendant was in- sane. He said that all persons who had illusions were not insane and that many persons who were sane had illu- Sions.
 r. John O. Eckel was put on by the prosecution to testify to the conduct on the part of the defendant showing that he could not be of unsound mind
 There are still two witnesses in re- buttal by the prosecution. It is prob able that the case will be concluded today.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

 SOUTH SIDE NEWS TEMPE MESA
EXCURSION TO THE OPERA

A special train has been engaged to run over the M. & P. Railroad tomor- row (Thursday) night from Mesa and Tempe to Phoenix. on account of the Olympia Opera company. The opera produced will be the Isle of Cham pagne," new comic opera with forty people on the stage and special scenic and electrical effects.
 The train will leave Mesa at 7:15 n m. and returning leave Phoenix about 11:15 D. m. MT. Grayson of the Olympia company who has been here today has secured a list of about thirty-five people and d good many more will doubtless take advantaee of the opportunity.
 NEW RAILWAY SCHEDULE While in Phoenix yesterday F. T.. Pomeroy called on NJ. O Bickneu, suD- erintendent of the M and p. and was informed that in a short time he in- tended to put in operation ! 10 min ute schedule between Phoenix and Mesa.
 This of course he said would compel them to make only one stop between Mesa and Tempe. and woul dcut out the street car accommodation that has been in vogue heretofore. It would be impossible to make good time and stop at several places along the road. and he believes that people will appce- ciate a shorter schedule more than the other. He had had this in mind for some time and instructed the trainmen to notify the people that usually got off at the places that are to be cut out.
 He said as soon as the road bed was completed the new schedule would be put on, and further it was his inten- tion to run an extra train in the mid dle of the day. That is the morning train from Phoenix to Mesa would re- turn from Mesa to Phoenix aboa; II a. m. and return again to make the ? D. m. trip from Mesa to Phoenix. This would be permanent if the people ap- preciated it and gave patronage. Since Mir Eicknell has taken charge of the road improvement in both road and service has been the order of the day and it is his intention to put the ser vice in the best possible condition for accommodation of the people. Tie middle of the day train will net back up to the depot in Tempe, but will make it's stop at Main street, Tempe. The other stop between Mesa and Tempe will be at the head of Nephi street.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
MESA
A SMALL FIRE.


 The alarm of fire startled the people of Mesa yesterday about f p. m. The fire was located in the adobe resi- dence in which Mrs. Emma Wilcox resides with her mother. In a brief time large crowd had assembled and were fighting manfully to stop the flames. In remarkably short time the fire department were there with their chemical engine and soon had the fire under control. The fire orig'i mated in the store room, catching from the pipe to the cloth ceiling. Mrs. Hester was alone in the house and fought the flames until she saw she must have help when she gave the alarm but before help arrived the flames had penetrated the roof and caught in the roof of the main build ing. the roof of which had to be torn off in part to get at the flames.
 MT. Jesse Steele who lives next door was lying sick in bed, but the cry of fire made him forget his illness and the first thing his friends knew he was on the roof tearing off the shingles A few moments he remarked, just at that time was worth a good deal,'' and it was through his efforts as much as any one that the flames were ex- tinguished. He had to be helped back to bed.
 J. G. Peterson got a dose of the acid in the face, causing him to dive his head in a bucket of water and hold it there until the acid soakes out The loss was about $500 and no insurance.
 MESA PERSONALS.
 Dr. Howard Ramsey. the veterinary of Phoenix was in Mesa attending to some business pertaining to his profess sion.
 Charles J. Sanichas and w. l.. Ell wanger. Phoenix merchants were here yesterday
 Royal $. Irwin left yesterday for a months stay in Los Angeles. It is his we'll earned vacation.
 w A. Trent is working up the va cant Chandler lots north of Main street and planting the ground to blue grass.
 Orrin Standage and some friends att tended the theater in Phoenix last hlshl-
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

ming Goodwin attempted te

day morning Goodwin attempted to remove his things at which Mrs. Win ters strenously objected, and then the assault followed. He was taken before Judge Culver on d charge of simple assault, and after hearing the evidence the Judge soaked it to him for thirty five days in the county bastile. Later a warrant was issued from Judge Rich ey's court charging him with felonous assault. The last charge is peniten- tiary offense and IS punishable all the way from one to ten years in the penal Institution. At all events Goodwin will likely have time to reflect that to lick his landlady is mighty poor way ta naN his room rent.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
A CHIRlCAHUA TRAGEDY. An Unfortunate Teamster Loses Hi:

Parties coming from the Chiricahuas informed the Tombstone Prospector that another teamster employed in hauling timbers from the saw mill to Ihe railroad at Rodeo was accidently killed last week by having his load Of mining tilnbers fall over on him. Levi CUrtiss was the name of the unfortu- nate man wholost his life. He was on his way down the canyon where the road is rather rough and the wagon up set catching :he driver underneath the heavy timbers and literally crushing his life out. When found he was un- conscious and lived only a few hours after being taken out
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

for the arrest of Geo. E. Green. d state senator of New York. recently in dicted for connection with postal con. tracts. Senator Green according 70 the Nogales Times, is Secretary of the Yauui Copper Co. in Sonora. The gen tleman was one of the party of stock holders who visited the property of the company aoout year ago. It is not presumed that his being charged with complicity in the postal frauds will in any way effect the stock of this fla
 nous mine.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
LICKED HIS LANDLADY.
4 Tucson Man Finds the Pententiary
 Staring Him in the Face.

The Tucson Staris authority for the stateTtnt that E. E. Goodwin of that town finds the penitentiary staring him in the face. all because he tried to lick his landlady. Mrs. Fred Winters con ducts lodging house inthe city in which Goodwin has been stopping. It appears that he failed to pay regularly and his bill amounted to a goodly sum. Mrs. Winters to insure herself had her lodger's belongings attached. YeSter-
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
4 Noise Maker.

How is that baby at your house, MT. Fellows?
 "Fine-fine. That's a great baby. Last time I saw him he was a little pale"
 He's isn't now. He's a little yeller, you bet."-Kansas City Journal
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

So far, an Atchison girl has worn everything stuck in her hair except a hand-painted rolling pin.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

To hear woman describe the menus of a dinner party man could suppose they ate nothing but clothes.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

There is terrible bad luck in thir teen children.-New York Press. nal.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
Safety in Numbers.

lis better in your haste to state All men are liars" than To pick out one and designate That fellow as the man.
 Philadelphia Press
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

Some women want men to treat them as though they were men. Chicago Journal.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

After the devil invented curiosity he never had to do any more work over the problem of catching women.-Ncw
 Work
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

Old age can make as hot a love af- fair as ashes can a fire.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

When d woman knows she is in the right she is apt to become offensively positive.-Chicago Journal.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
KNOWN IN ARIZONA.
Senator Green of New York, Indicted for Postal Frauds, Is Secretary of
 the Taqu Copper Company.

The associated press states that the criminal court of Washington, D. C.. issued a bench warrant last Tuesday
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
His Occupation.

How does he earn his living?"
 By urning the dead. He runs d crematory.'-I City Journal.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

The nursery is one sort of a baw room.-Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

We often wonder If by this time the S. R. O. sign hasn't been put up in hell.-Atchison Globe.
 Wander come de sheriff, ter level on yo' mule!"
 Lem come, I done powdered bofe dat mules hindfoots wid dynamite en owder,"-Atlanta Constitution.
 Nature made night so that married people could get acquainted with each other.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

Don't say ''if'' more than once d day if you want people to think we'll of you-Atchison Globe
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
Best of Reasons.
street

A man in public life noted for his brusqueness was under discussion il cabinet circles.
 There's one thing to be said in his favor, however" said Secretary Shaw and that is he never importunes the departments to get promotion for his friends
 That's readily explained comment ed Secretary Root. He hasn't any Friends. New York Times.
 There is a young girl in Atchison who has such perfect teeth that they look false.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-15

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
JUDGE j. il. INGRAM
OR MR.. WA. M0NCURE.
City Lawyers to Nominate
i Judge Minors Success.
sOr To-Day.

A great battle will be fought out be-
tween the lawyers Of the city To-Day
when they meet in the assembly room OF
the Chamber of Commerce at noon 70
nominate to Governor Montague tor APP
pontment a candidate for Judge Minors
successor on tho bench Of the Law and
Equity Court.
Judge l.. L. Lewis has been selected to
preside at the meeting, and al Whte
practicing lawyers Of the city. whether
members OF the association or not, VIII
be entitled to participate In the meeting.
The only candidates are Judge John II,
Ingram fof the Corporation Court of the,
city Of Manchester and Mr.. W, G. Mon
cure, of the firm Of Smith Moncuro d
Gordon.
Both men are admittedly we'll equipped
for the place, and 1t Is now largely q
question OF which {S can command the
6renter number OF Yotes. among their con-
tempornrles at the bar.
/ Judge Ingram Is jurist who mas
already attained 10 distinguished emil
lence on the bench, while MI, Moncure IS
recognized as a lawyer Of wide learning
ant; ability and mind which has q de-
cided judicial turn, Il
The friends OF both tho aspirants are
hard at work, and are putting up strong
claims for their respective favortes.
Each side claims enough votes to nomi-l
nate and the result promises to DO very
close,
II is believed that Governor Montague
viii be guided BY the action Of the law
yers to-day, and that Ills EXcellency VIII
name whoever sha be chosen In the
meeting. s!y ,t46gs yf5 :,
The appointment Of the Governor will
hold until the assembling OF the Leglsln-
ture on November 18th. when a successor
to Judge Minor viii be elected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
.SERGT. R. B. GORDON
Troop M, 18th Cavalry. Manila,
Philippine Islands FL

u, Sends the following appreclative tes.
timonial 70 the virtues OF Cnticura for
distressing skin troubles peculiar TO
that country: "
II wish to speak OF the merits Of
{ Cuticura Soap. In the first place 1t has
no equal. II lave been using 1t Tor some
time aid l lind It to be an c1 cellent
remedy for all skin troubles. l have
been using other well known soaps. but
can truly shy they are not In It with
the Cuticura. This country Is the
place 10 test the merits Of Cuticura as
one Is troubled with all kinds OF skin
troubles" gs.. In Il *, .g3s5
Millions OF the worlds, best people
use Cutlcura Soap, assisted BY Cuticur r..
Ointment, for preserving. purifying
and Identifying the skin, for. cleansing
{ the scalp Of crusts, scales and dandruh,
and the stopping OF falling hall. for
softening, whitening and soothing req,
rough and sore hands, for baby rashes.
itchings and chadngs, In the form OF
baths for annoying irritations and IN
Examinations, or too free or offensive
perspiration, In the form of washes for
ulcerative. weaknesses and many sana-
tive, antiseptic purposes which readily
suggest themselves to, wome en-, esPe:
cially mothers, as well as for all the
purposes Of the toilet, bath and nur.
sery.
uus R.medses 'ea .h,9ushou,, .h' sos
FSt,eaI. nss S,s oi oinm ;I e
London s. sq o r. !us ~ chs corp
0I a. ssnd 10, Tho Great skin Book"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
Annual Examination

Annual Examination.
The annual examination fol, the post
office service will be held In this city on
November 18th in the cuhtom house nui nei
from II. r.. Archer. local secretary, regis
try division, post office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
. Prnnerty. Transfers,

=
Richmond-Benjarnin p. Ashton and VIE
to Agnes S. II. DeJarnette. 10 lh2-ll feet
or east side OF Twenty-ninth Street,
1.g lOla-l2 feet north of Leigh, $5O0
Chewing &: Roses trustees to Rlchard
Gentry, Sl7H feet son south side OF Cath
crime Street, 222 1-3 feet cast OF Hancock
ID. j. Martin to Maria b., wife Of VIM.
Ebert. rs feet on south side Of Mar
shall Street, Is 1-2 feet west OF Thirty
fourth Street, $2.325.
Waiter S. Pcyton4 TO Norma E.. wife OF
J. r.. Thompson, 20 feet on east siue OF
Eighth Street, 40 feet south OF Preston.
bessie and Thomas r. Sutherland to II:
J.. Denoon, PC 2-3 feet on south SIDE o.
Park Avenue. 81 feet east OF motifs
Henrico@G Gorge NJ. cayce md wife to
Y ,ouis Fendrick. 80 feet on north side or
Main. Street, Ito 7-12 feet east ON Null
berry, $50. Ito - pass,a wife
~ THOMAS b. Sutherland, lots = ana
IN h,nck ii 4 Barton Heights, ~
John Lyford's heirs to george =. r L'sr ~,
Is acres on Darbytown Road. ml'es 20 20
low Richmond 81. c,,ao,
Mary A. Lynch and others to Sen rt
District No. |, 5 2-5 acres near Du'iioa' 'o'
t 8 Wadd,n. clerk Of Ienrico County
Court TO James Fl. Mingee. ~ 1eet on
vast 'side OF Thfrty-second Street, bet"" IN
N and o, In name OF Esau Peterso''' to'
taxes, 1873 81. b IS f5f5 IL III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
VA. HISTORICAL SOCIETY
An Interesting Meeting Of that Body
Held Saturday Evening.

-
The first meeting OF the Executive
Committee OF the Virginia Historical So
clety after the summer recess was held
Saturday might at the soclety,s house.
No 1707 East Franklin Street. There vera
present Vice. President e. Y. Valentine
in the chair, and Messrs. Meredith Chand-
Ter, Richardson. Patteson, Brooke and
Stanard.
months the report OF tho corresponding
secre tnry and librarian was of some
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
- NJ y 4 ~ - 1ITTII
@CLERICUS MEETS
Episcopal Minister to Hold Tent Mis-.
sion on Church Hill.

The Episcopal Cle~icus met yesterday
morning at st. James Church for che
first time since the summer vacation,
Nearly all OF the ministers have re.
turned to the city, and are back Mt
ing meeting was quite largo.
An interesting conference was held on
the question OF holding q tent mission on
work as soon as possible and commit
tee was appointed to make all necessary
ARRANGEMENTS. The committee consists
Of the Rev, Robert A. Goodwin and the
Rev. G., Otis Mead.
A committee. consisting of the Rev. j.
]. Gravatt and the Rev. w. p Evans.
D. D., was appointed by the Glorious to
draft suitable resolutions Of regret at the
rector OF Emmanuel Church. In Henrico
county. {SsafI h5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
MAY PLAYsHERE
Brooklyn League Club and Virginia
University cam May Meet. "a X

Managers Bradley and Donati, OF the
Broad Street Park. have received a letter
from the manager OF the University OF
Virginia ball team, In which It Is stated
that he is negotiating with the Brooklyn
League Club mana ger for game in ticll-
rnond on Septem Der goth.
Every effort Will be made to have the
game come off when Richmond rooters
will be given splendid exhibition OF the
national game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15

length About hundred books aud
pa1phlsts hgySe been 81, added to tie library
th ns ,giSSicatons 81 oher hst a an ST.
cietiea. and those Of other states, as we'll
81 pb] hf BY societies nHa n"nE th no1
which have been so lar arranged are
more or'iess complete sets OF the publca-
lions Of the histo Ts,. societies q pela-
Xaro' Manu. Tesns Ncb2askaao uhIo ep ana
Marylind; the New. Jersey Archives. finr.
pennsylva'a 'Hee lions Aer1gpn !si
Review AZ Jewish Historical Society. New
England Historical and Gcncalog iHcal So
ciefy tslncs ls7c1i,, ~ American liis!orlcnl
MaaTlnH southern the ltcrX
Margarine (Dnwson's), second and third
series: The Essex listi,utr an number
Of others, The society has large mum.
Of Of various societies, and work on these,
viii bc continued. .5,t
Through the kin ,arss,,r Of Mrs Fletcher
tho gallant Colonel Fletcher II. Archer,
the society has come Into the possession
of the nag presented at the beginning Of
TIE Mex!san ad tae Of
Their service ngl Mexico. This Valued
relic viii be most carefy preserved:
deposited with the society as a loan
nnc portrait Of Washington by Stuart.
This has been. hung In the front room.
and adds greatly 70 the interesting WASH
The society Is Indebted to MIR. a. w.
Weddcll, one Of IT'S members for q case
to hold the card index to the Virginia
books. and for having the cards type
Tho flag mentioned was shown TO the
committee It Is q large and handsome
battle flag. with the usual stripes; but
side the Virginia arms and on the other
an eagle, with ascroll In his mouth.
bearing the lnscription, Presented to t. ne
ey eaxe
a label, inscribed. THE Petersburg Next
can Volunteers The texture Of the flag
is so weak from age that some method
have to be devised before It can be cx-
hibited IN the rr,r<
The corresponding secretary reported
the receipt Of very valuable ll,,l document ina1t
ed with the society. With permission i, to
William Parish, the parish Of the An !, :.
Ing from i707 to 1891 Most Of this record
is in French, and the b65osN1i Is full of we'll
known Huguenot names. subcommittee
vas appointed 70 c <; The mater OF
1t was decided that the annual meot-
ing should be held on Friday, December
20, 1908. IN this ccasipn Rlsh- rev \
Randolph will deliver M ANIMAL id
dress. bishop Randolphs eloqucEre and
learning make i: certain ll,' this. ed-
dress will be one of5rarc value and In
terest. i
The following new members and sub
scribers we're elected: MIR. J. T. HUFF
master, Te,tls;. b1rs. James Herndon
Llghtroot, Washington. D. c.; Mrs. Jessie
ginia; Mr.. John Bland Mayo, New York;
Rev. Baker p. Lee. D. d.. Kentucky;
Mrs. James H. .LeGrand, Texas; Mr. J.
Pryor Carvil. Kentucky; Messrs. L. w.
and D. G.. Cullen Virginia, and the Penn
sylvanla State College. .sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-15
W. G. T,u, Convention

An excellent literary and musical pro-
granme has been arranged BY the EN-
cutlye Board of the ", G, y, u. No. .
o'clock p. NJ. at Third-street A, A..
p. Church. The pastor and other we'll
known speakers and singers Will make
The exercises of great interest to all
fee The members and friends Will also
meet on Septembes 10th. at 4 o'clock r.
H., at Leigh-street NJ T., Church.