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Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26

ietb benz uSen pioere for Wenroere.
HmcDs Sag beHpiiies oerpaa til 81.
itriftSrettcn, o. ban ielp lap los moo
at title $400 aautinn.
HarsgrBben. - Sra 9ismarf fri.
hes cen 23Se Stunt OF 8eirct ! ben %
forIgbne uge Dor tert % r1rfftt. men
6lep lrngere 10 noget fieIigere, % at
betpoeliae Hegnifiire falSt paa enfeite
Steoer. Nieo faa llnotagelier begun.
Der anrsgrsoen at biie 2eiultatet al
oct tsrre 8eir, uIan bar baDt | Be
iiSite ire Tiger, o. Ser er u,gen Ioil
ON, at en- Del Staoe er rfiteofernmct
allereoe; tten enooa barre piI oct Bill.
be, ON ct goot Negn life mart ito.
tr9ffcr. poa fine Stcoer s,flrter Sue.
cen % er iulo al llgrGs; paa Gu0rc
SteSer ifpoer tiSIigiaaer Sncbe afs,
men Dc er neget forte, ps Oct er iano.
ipnlig, at StaatseIen alleiteos bill bli.
be lob iaar. Saoren begpuoer at lioe
al Isrfen, hporhrpoo Mus og gpg ~.
mes at itaa iig. Tesu piISe Dog ogiaa
garne Sem meaet. TioIig iaaet Gin
peSbliber at bploe fig goot; men Set
lent iaaeoe Gin CT enSnu life fomntet
op og bill life beennhe at ipire, fsr Ger
tonnler Regn. Oeois itaar fremoeles
tiibage | belle Staten. oe fun / cen
ipSlige Del er ben iaapas hsi, at aul.
tioation fon ioregaa Ssrfen bar
bapt en- IfaSelig @irfnine poa @ras.
let. iaa llSiigterne FOR en- GOD Ssbsit
life err lpie. : be itOite TO Tiger er
8rGsoefltfn itaniet. GrairiegrGsiet
er Fort % tsrfer op. Der hur pGret
en- SagIitour; men ben giorSe Iiben
eller iraen Sfabe. 8rpsbopper ifal
hpne heriet | ben nor6oeItlige Del al
Gals Gountp.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
Nnrn pnkntn.
st Suubrebc 8nlSfirrp

VI HNWpEtpS VhipiJoip u wy
meIot / atboer County, / Noro for
stocie. Ser ianbtcS regnliB ltot
@uIS / iorrige ll9e / nogct Sdno,
ION hcb bentet op urGer grenobo'
rina. en- &repe al BET firtSne 8nlo
er 5Iet u~nGcrisst peo @tInneIota
StatSunioerittct % cr bet erflGret
FOR "Ggtc Stof". Sette bar iebfsl'
selis foronriagct life iaa rent tfSen
@ulofeber; met boor riat Selet er, er
BET crtSru tr8er, iom oco.
Chris SinSictb he0er en- NutS, iont
iorlcScn Tag pafte aSifinig Hsre |
8etSiaIen / Jamestown peo aabent
at beifpINe ire giSner for Mereoerc,
2inSct5 bapAe aruneIot en- Charles
Rancp ira Gourtenap iorot bupe Gre.
pct "gIino Sigeiug" % erflGrebc, al
hnl ielo jamnter me0 70 &dmerater
hapSc fjsbt otte 6laifer ~ hos BAN.
Ia ire giSter ior Sorlporet piorpSe,
at 9in0ictb peS outbarolesc 2eiIi89eS
par iaa p9reiulS, al bans llAiasu in.
gen 9etpouing babe, erflGreSe Siro.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26

Jangerne pnn en- eIler onben Man0e
bauoe erbuerDet, men ben Dore Bort
buiot Stano, o. Here Wano al Bog,
ten itrsmmeoe MI til. Tette Spitpr
tcs Zig poa aoneit Tom ait fornrb at
bun beipinebe, % ioetiomme togBnn.
eerne 6lusten. men aupfenbaa faloi
ogian itrar eiter giennemboret al en-
augle. SaaIeSrs Hap ban at fiooe
IA gar | 6Gngiel. Ie andre fem
8olosmRno opergap iis uoen oioere.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
en- Stcrbv.
1usle itatitiife Spsapcr fra &jpbcn'
jbapn. Gn balu Milliun Snbbpsserr.

aiebenbnbn bar iislse Be uogibne
8ureau.W ebbeIelier tut raaet oen
halpe Iilion Snbbpggere, boenoe /
% pmfriusn 9pen; oct CT nGiten en-
6~orboblius / 2sbet al 90 aar. gpen
inoenfor Solbene bar itaaet | Stam.
pc; uberfor @olbene err Der aarlig
inopnnbret 1,2 grocent, men til
"ienRi9Ib cr Teoielsoperifubets 1.2
Grocent ubpanbret. : Sc omIigaen.
Sc 9pSeIe - 5reoerifsberg, &albp,
grgubsbsi Sunbbperne 90 Srbrup.
8ientofte - porer 9efolfninaen M
meo 213 Eroccnt aar[ig, bpprof
Salnbelen ifploes Snopanbring.
Salpoelen SpoieIsoperifub, gpert
letter fGrre '2ip tno i EilpGreIien
enb isr, men ipiloer ooioo i"rre, !
1880 febtes Ser 81, / 1900 fun 30
for bpert Sriino Wenreifer; til
8jengiGlo bsoe Ser / 1900 fun IS
moo "a Suftno I 1880.
s Stor.9pen bobes apinberne
rp: Ser er MI Al Mrub mnh 6Gauin.
Ser. .Sog err Ser Bet m9rfeliae, at
/ oen ubemiblebe &lasie err Der ont'
trent Iiee mango Men0 % abinoer;
apinbens SoerpGgt falber iGrligt
pua WiSoclitanben. BorboIoet bier
iig ogiaa peo s@gteIfabet: al 100
9rinber oper 90 glar er fun 46 gifte;
men / DC rene Irbeiberfparterer err
Torholbet betnbeligt gunitigere for
apirocrne. 5orboIbet. iorpGrres;
for blot 3 @ar iioen bar BOG AZ
apinSer al 100 9ifte.
SnS6pagcrne Dor / 10000 Sci.
lirbeSer, iorbelt ooer ca. 1880 81.
enbomme. 5 oct egentIige 9isben.
bapn or Sc Gtaaes Sure frember.
ffpube, llofanterne % Gtaaes. 3
bper fisbenbapuif gienoom Dor SO
Mennefer, / en- freberifsberaif %.
Der or $50 "aaierner" meb $4,000
Snbbnduere.
3 4isbcnbanu er 13 Rrcrent al
Qeilioheberne paa 1 @rrelie; al
bar 2 8rrcIier. Sopebitahrn bIirer
I Itigeroe @rob en- Irbeiberbp, men
bisic arbciSere rpffer ira t.gprel.
les 2eiIiabeScr ober | 2!8Grelicrs;
/ bet iibite Semaar er S.@Grelies
2eiliabeoerne poret mere END 2iS9.
relies 9eiligbeaerne.
gf Sc ca. 100000 SusIfanee I
aisbenbopn Dor $4,000 hHIt aoot,
45 900 Dor toaleligt, men $500 Dor
aISeles uanitruhtst. Ser er 3 t.gG.
relies 9eiIigteSer, Der bper RUNNER
ooer 10 gerioner. % | 800 tI8n'
relies 2eilipbeber er Der 2oge.
renbel en- Samilie bar for,ioen iis
icIu meb Bern onbragt 0 2onerenoe
/ oct eneite gRreIie, 2eilisbeben be.
Itob at.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26

Wcnneifet, iom oeS fin purenSe
&lsgt, Opfinoiourbe0 og Sforpfinoi9.
beo unSerIPgger fig iteoje flere %
flere P~pootnier al boaS pi bu taiSe
Den ,rfierSte 8er0en, me6 6ens ranae
5errneigbeS$flIoc arpfter, er Soa
er6rui meget Ianst ira at oRre Ser.
Sens 9eberIfer, on bette llbtrpf Tfal
tages bogitupeLig. Gen m~ermeffcfge
aGr0 bar 0reoet set oiSt, og Ser er
irrgerL iorn fan forltSige, boor 8rp1t.
fen for 5ens Iftiottet ifaL trPffcg;
men srl0nI er oog Ben mioforfeoe
9er0err, De uforitaaeoe GrGfter i I'll.
prreien og llnioeriet, iao prpSomi.
ilererSe, at ot after og after, ia Gag.
Zig og BOer Stne paa Sugen, fin0er
4rg 8efrafteIie al Ser ganrTe btbeIifc
Smt8be5, at ri iortaa itpfteu;8".
Ret icm 8i0euifa6er bar giort en- Sp.
bugeIie, Ser brirger os iii at Iptte /
itlHr SorbrlieIie III 5ens IRrSe ll0.
rebqriltser mgaaenSe ct eaer dn0ct
Raturirnome1t, iom Sen tror at bape
faaet 9ust meo, Isber ben fig iait i
npe 90 parifeIiaere QrobIenter errS no.
genimSe. 90 ianIebeS pil set utpiI.
ionnt oeSbIipc at oGre, ianl9nse Der.
ben ffanr. SmiSiertiO gisr ben men.
neffeIige Spfiroiombeo iig iteSie 90
pDernlt frnftigt giRlbenoe, og Der er
bit mget 6nre for, at 5oriferioeren
ifaI Fappes paa gruno at RoSsaas
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
MtdIiunfr.

Grter 8asmnsicn, en- 5dGoouoert |
Iarquette, er iporlsit i%oriolnet.
San pQr UNDER SiltaIe ior notbeiigt
Cperfalo pao en- ing Bige % bar lss'
laot moo Sautton. Suns @ardnttlte ter
maa mi 6etale Spaien. Rasmlsien
par en- gift RanS meo oorne 8srn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
Ed. PIERCE Secretary, Sheldon, N. Oak.
CRapn "sesrahgon". Hasr Sc nsr9
Smtrent en- balu Zine ef.

norligt. Smtrent en- balp Zine eff
ter ben fsrite @rploiion, Iprang o..
iaa ben anoen Hafta.Sanf og ienbte
Uammarne Here Sunbrebe 600 op
/ 2uften. Gnalbet bsrtes / mango
Mils Smfrebs. @ae De tnlp 8oafre
meb beres Snbbolb al 2um6er,
iSarmrebifaber oip. brGuote op. og
groen blep illlbitpnoig soeIast. Oct
pil taee flere Gage, fsr bette Steb
er pasiabelt for Srpn isieu, gn
Itor Irbeibsitprfe blep brrtigt ienbt
til Stebet iorat s~ienopfsre en- milo.
lertioig BRO oper @iaop Riper.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
NehruCkn.
Seftise Saalitprmc Sroo issnS,

Seftise Saglitprmc Srog iSsnSuss
oner ben sItlige % miOtre Del al Gee.
hrdifa 90 otretteoe betpoeIia Sfabe,
: 0Grbcoen al SaittgS bIPite imaa
Sule ~pperenbe, % oper en- TO 9il
breb % Here nil lana 9onSitrnf.
ming blep Warfer8 Brsoe poelaqt.
On 6armer peo Rapn IeIbiQe
CRAWFORD | Nprheocn al ltlpsieS
blep rnmmet al &vnet % orpbt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
sntrritrtr Commerce apmmisEpnen

bar iiSfenH Ct Sinrrnorhm at i'm ITO.
tie GarSberctTira, boorfra fsl9enoe
SpIpsniuger or herteSe: 1880
Mcrrneifer Hep iiSiat for llGpffestil'
frTSer ana bore ~Scrltboler | aarets
2e5s S,5SS bIen brrbte og 64,662
foGifese, ai SoIf / Scrubanerrcs
Sieneitc Srrbtes 1868 % iaareoes
5O,524. Ger bIeo 6rnbt 345 8asia.
ecrcr, og 6,6s3 bIeu foGitsSe. Gn al
401 Observation-Disclosures onfon oeo
lllpffesHfrEoe o. en- al "a 5ieo for'
iet. ssor Gasiaaererues gebfonn1clts
Sc, 5a brGbtes al bisie fitr CT Of l.
Ss3,706, iom fisrte paa Sernbancrne,
meoei,S en- al 81 ,224 bleo fpriFt. 5
SorfoTo til Iiienutollet. Ser bIco til
bagcTagt, bleo en- Sasioger orubt for
Eoer Siitarue pan 57,072,2S3 Wtil
% en- iooret ior boer 2,S46,272 gsa.
Oteo 2anoets gd1er reiite ialt 649,'
S7S,505 EaSiagerer os transporter
bes 1110S9.347 Cons Sragt. Serr'
bonernes iamIeSe grfttoinOtGgt |
garets SOB bar $1,726,3S0,267 %
8riittoirSgiiterne $1,116,24S,747. 5
Oioioenoer bIco Scr uS5etalt 1885,.
1929. Ger bar 6en 30te Siini
iaIt 202,47t Mil Sertrbane / DC Sor.
cneoe StIter, % IilearttaIlet bar /
Iorets Sch bIeran iorsset neh 1884,
en- iterre SiIuGrt emo / noset aar
ftScn 1890. Soer 100 Nil Serbia.
ner er 5pgget / boer al fslgenOe Stu.
ter os Serrtorier: Irfauias, Golifor.
mia, @cor8ia, S0abo, SuinoiS, SnOio.
no, Soma. 2ouiiiuno. Widigon Win'
reiota, Nfisiouri. Roatana. Gor0 d.
sotu. Ohio. Seras, @ai5inston, @eit
Sirginin, @iscouitr, Snoian Serri.
torn, Retp Rertco % SfIrboma.
3egrer man SiScIpor og Ocbbelt.
ipor, bIir Ser iaIt 274,t95 DeiI Sern.
brre | Be Sorerehe Stater. SiSie
9arer roaSer ooer 41,22S Sotomoti.
ber 90 1,640, 800 8ogne, beri life tic.
regret prtootc Gogre. Ger Semitic.
SeS 36,991 &ogrte i Eo$iugertrafifer.
@anerne belfiritt9cr 1,1S9,315 Ser.
iorter, % til bisie bIet Ser / Iaret ito.
betaIt / 2en $676,O2S,5 92. Sertba.
rearbeioerues Ssn FOR 1902 bels6 Jig
ialt til COS Brocent al Griitsomfoit.
rtngerne og 1916 Grpcerrt al 9rlrtto.
ti1ot9gterm. 30te sunni 1902 bar en-
arpttaI at $t2,134, 1925 64 on5ragt
I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, o9 Bette bIir
$63,301 pr. 0tI. SbIteatiorSaipl.
ben beISb fig til 6,1O9, 9S1 ,669. III
gttiefapttaI, Ger irgen 0toioetoe guo,
uor $2.6S6, 566,6 Ga, botffet sporer
iii AGO 8rocelrt al BEN ! ganerne
ANTHRACITE Bersentrngoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
9nn gnkntn.
Taareuporrtterns bcasrser NJ,

VuurtupurUtferHc ptaHn5er mn at
ienoe lin lilo til Narfebet. meIbes
ira Sturgis, oq Be er nleaet tiIfrebs
npcr, at %ltIbpriien er iteaet betpbe.
ltgt iioen De forriaetSnra ioIate lbs.
De beoite Sorter tn%hbrinqer M IS
Gents pr. Gunb, briIfet er omtrent
6 Hun6 heiere enc, hpab DC ff ifipr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26

Slcn: "Sporo1n fan on beitanbig
opmuntre Sru slabberbanf til at
fomme % beige Dig. Worer bet big
pirfeIig at bsre alt bet onbifabSfltIoe
Snaf ON bine Genner2"
Brl Slien: "gtei, lea fan life net.
op iige bet. Wen iaatpnae ieg bar
berbe Der, ~inaffer bun talfaIo life
onbt ON mig"
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
100 Mars Subilwnm.

SruRi ieirehe iislse 1Sueuob. amtst,
Staarup Statsieminartum 100 aars
SiibilGum. Zen 6te ausuit aibolo-
ties Ell itsrre 6eitIisbeS | anIeonins
ai SunSreSoarsiRbiIGet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
Sang Sporposnslinie

CT ScIitdb, iom faISer JIG Sbe
Chicago, Mifisan & S%noiana eIee.
trio RoiIpap Company, bar Label iia
inforporere hos RtdiganS StatSie.
fretpr meo en- aapitaI pan $4,000.
600. Oct bar oaereoe ioIat en- goo
Eel attier % ifoI ben lite gusuit
bespnbe at bpgee en- Sporpei ira
Chicago inb / Snoiona % berfro iub
/ Ri6iean. Gen noe cIeftrnfe gane
pI bIipe(11O 0iI lang % aster at
isre Bn3iagercr, Bolt, 6~ragtaobS %
5rugt ida Citation til Statiou.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26

t~opaIsst nf GtinierHe I -SepIesoassboeeu" CT
scbt. Es Ter aiiisbe I'll At belle en- III manoen
en- u0ttis fiierianie. 2ss bar ITit s0ssH msO
SHteresie.
q. q. earfsn g1oprbeaS, matnu.
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02
Tenth Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. G.. Blddlecomb
very delightfully."- celebrated the tenth
anniversary of their marriage, Monday
evening. Dec. 20, ut their home, S35
Ninth street, Port Huron. The COM
pany was not large but happily chosen
and most congenial, including Mr. and
Mrs. G.. r. Hopkins, of Yale, n brother
of Mrs. Biddlecomb. The tables were
laid i'm the form of an IL" and covers
were laid for 25. The decorations were
of vivid scarlet mingled with the shin
ing leaves OF English holly, and can
dies shaded by the came color lighted
the merry scene. Mr.. and Mrs. Bidle-
comb were presented with numerous
aud varied gifts ranging from some
practical and nonsensical TN pieces. TO
beautiful silver, hand painted china,
artistic sofa pillows and oriental statu.
AIRY. The banquet was sumptuous and
their guests departed In the wee sma'
hours of tire morning wishing them
many long years OF happiness and
prosperity.-Port Huron Daily Times.
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02
pleasant Evening Spent.

Matte Carless. who has been engaged
In the millinery work in saginaw city
for several months past, returned home
for her Xmas vacation accompanied by
Misses Flora Wolf, Edith Thompson,
Susie Lumby, and Messrs. Albert
Young and John Gray of that city.
This Jolly crowd, together with several
of the Yale friends, spent q very en-
joyable evening at the Carless home ON
Christmas night. Early I'm the evening
they were invited TO the dining room
where they did justice 10 the good
things prepared. after which they
amused themselves with finch, crOkin.
ole, and selling statues. The crowd
dispersed nc an early hour having had
a Merry Christmas and wishing one
another a Happy New Year.
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02
IrlodIo ConcealIt.

Its the old story of "murder will OUT
only in this case there's no crime. A
woman feels run down, has backache
or dyspepsia and thinks it's nothing
and tries TO hide II until she finally
breaks down. Don't deceive yourself.
Take ELECTRIC Bitters at once. IL has a
reputation for curing stomach, Liver
aud Kidney troubles and will reyivify
your whole system. The worst form OF
those maladies will quickly yield tO
the curative power of Electric Bitters.
Only soc, and guaranteed by Grant
Holden. Druggist.
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02
Graphophone Entertainment.

The entertainment given in Central
hall Thursday evening by Rev. Durr
and Miss Iris Strout was fairly well at
tended. The lecture course number
coming off tonight and numerous
gatherings during the evenings Of the
week, would probably deter many from
going. The entertainment was one TO
be heard and appreciated. Various
numbers we're given by the graphic
phone nearly every note being distinct
iy clear and the audience was delighted
with the results. Miss strout, as usual
was at her best and interpreted the
program pleasantly with recitations OF
a high order.
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02
N. Z. cnrRcn NoTEs.

A happy new year. A series of
special meetings will begin in the NJ.
+. Church on Sunday evening next
when the pastor will preach New
Years sermon. The past year has
brought us much Joy, and some sorrow
and the coming days will be filled by
the presence and covered by the prom
ise of the coyenant-helping God. Let
us remember Gods claims, our neigh
bors' needs, and our own responsibility
Come. We will welcome you to our
ranks.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock a. m.
Come next Sunday sure. Our new
lessons are comprehensive and conf
p!ete. Session lasts one hour-lO TO
III an.
Y.PS.C.E. at 6 o'clock in the even.
ing. Subject, "a Fresh Start"
j. ii. Reilly, Pastor.
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02

Hotel Croswell, p. m.
tullNWhl Saturday 10 III 90 "a. m,
" Mon, Jan. 10, II, II.
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02

sed through here Tuesday on his way
home. Frank Is w. NJ. of the Mason
ic lodge at Coleman and is also one of
the solid men OF the town.
Walter A. Williams and wife, OF San
lac Centre, visited Benjamin Evans
and other friends in Yale New Years.
Walter was formerly employed in the
Expositor office but Is now engaged in
business at Sanilac Centre, and is doing
well!
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02

The crowned heads of every nation,
rich men poor men and misers all join
in paying tribute to DeWitts Little Ear
~ Risers. II. Williams, san Antonio.
Tex, writes: Little Early Riser Pills are
the best eyer used in my family. I'M
hesitatingly recommend them TO every
body. They cure constipation, bilious
ness, sick headache, torpid liver, laun-
dice, malaria and all other liver trou-
bles. Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02
a Song For The New Year.

on a clear. white page we begin again
new record Of deed and word and thought,
And deep ON our hearts though we may not read
IL written the lesson the old year taught
The lesson OF living. Infinite Guldel
We may read Alright II our lives are true;
Help AS leave the grave that's dead,
With courage and hope for the year that's
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02
Positively No Credit.

Notice is hereby given that after
January let, 1908, no credit will be
given whatever. Money must accom-
pany all orders OF the same will not be
iilled. All book accounts now out
standing must be settled by January
Let or soon thereafter.
WALKER n MIDDLETON,
Grain, Hay aud Coal Dealers.
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02
q Song For The Old Year.

I.ct us close the casSet and shut away
The mistakes and regrets, the pain and care
And bury the record. Just rs Il ~,
With the old dead year Ia his CONN there.
What We have done and left undonc
We will put away from the sight OF all.
As We say "GoOd.by" To the year that's gone
We mas hear the sound of the new year call
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02
THE CHURCHES.

Evangelist Bennett, OF Camp Point,
H., will commence revival meetings IN
Christian Church, Mechanic street,
January %. 1908. The public cordially
invited.
The Yale expositor., 1903-01-02
NOTICE.

Dr. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of Port Huron
will be at "The Paisley" Yale, the
second Friday In each month.
Holbrook argus., 1903-05-02

ton described in said instrument and us such officers acknowledged to me that they eX- ecuted the same ds the act and deed of the Arizona Cooperative Mercantile lnstitntion for the purpose and consideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hah and seal of office this i7th day of April, 1903.
 My commissiou expires January 5th l905. lSeall A. McALLISTER, Notary Public. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
 COUNTY OF NAVAJO. '
 l, A F. McAlister, County Recorder in end fot the County and Territory aforesaid. 10 hereby certify that 1 have compare the foregoing copy with the original Certiiica,e of Amendment to the Articles of incorpura- ton of the Arizona Co-opertive Mercantile institution filed and recorded in my office on the l7th day of April la03, in book No. one or Articles nf Incorporation at pupe So, ct se- quentcs, and that the same is u full true and correct copy of such original and the whole thereof.
 Witness my hand and seal of office, this l7th day of April 1903.
 [Seall A. F. McALLISrER, County Recorder.
Holbrook argus., 1903-05-02
w .ragxe ,., For Drunkenness, Opium, :;;:::; ;:;:::; :;:: ;;;;; ::;;; :;;
 ~ ~ andNeuraslhenia. Strictly tuoliioit, Confidential. 9An Dwight, IIl.
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Prescott, Ariz., App. s, 1903. Notice Is hereby given that the following to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Clerk of the Court ut Holbrook, A. T., on May 2i, lq13 viz: Robert Longmoor, for the S E "A Section 3i, Township l2 North. Range IS East. He names the following witnesses to prove his residence upon and cultivation of said land, via E. Thomas of Pinedae A. T., John Lewis of insdale. A. T., John McCleve of Taylor. A. T., Joseph Hancock of Taylor, AT.
 FEN <. flILDRETH. Register.
 First Pub. Apr IS; last May 43.
Holbrook argus., 1903-05-02

If the government would buy sheep for the Indians with the money that is being spent for electric light plant, etc, at Keams Canyon and Whiteriver, they would have better means of self-support.
Holbrook argus., 1903-05-02

The booklet entitled "Little Lessons in Finance" issued by the German American Savings Bank, of Los Angeles, is very in teresting and should be read by everyone. Notice their lad" in this issue.
Holbrook argus., 1903-05-02

The Tombstone American, although only a month old, is by far the best weekly newspaper published in Arizona. Here's success to it's publishers.
Holbrook argus., 1903-05-02

Eli $. Perkins, proprietor of the Ships Herald at St. Johns, has purchased the Wickenburg News Herald.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-17
AMERICAN MANNERS.
Brttishse Of London Has
Any Idea OF.

The ordinary Londoner who has
not had the good fortune to o
the Atlantic e wont to picture his
American cousin wearing a goatee
and a victim to the constant chewing
of tobacco and liberal expectoration.
On arriving in New York he is
amazed to discover that the goatee
is conspicuous by it's absence, tobac-
co chewing unnoticeable and ex-
p~ectoration practically unknown. In
this respect he finds the New Yorker
far more clearly in his habits than
the, Londoner, more especially on.
public cars and in public places, says
an eastern exchange. The unre-
strained indulgence of splitting on
and off the tops of buses and in rail-
way trains, and the random chewing
and smoking of tobacco in and
around London are simply odious,
and make travelling intolerable and
Outlines disgusting even to a smok-
er. Here the strange prohibition
against splitting in public places and
the sensible regulation rs to smok-
ing are so thoroughly observed that
travelling becomes q pleasure. If
London would only copy the most adj
mirable example existing in New
York in this respect the English
metropolis would soon be rid of .
most unwarrantable and filthy habit.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-17
KING sHUNs INTERVIEWER.
Inward Believes Privacy vi His
81: Home should BE ~ Sacred a.
$] That OF His Subjects.

The king, according to an article in
the London Post, the writer of which
is believed to be Sir Edward Russell,
is not at all pleased with the manner
IN which his privacy is invaded by
newspaper correspondents. He does
not like the way in which his private
life is entered and commented upon.
The king is of the opinion that the
privacy of his home should be as sacred
as that of his meanest subject. At a
dinner the other evening his majesty
declared his dislike for all interviews
and other journalistic personalities.
Twice in the last two weeks has the
king taken active steps to carry out a
new plan in this regard. When 'Qual-
ity Street" was produced at Windsor
castle it was intimated by the king
that it was his desire that no partic-
ular notice should be given to the press
i'm addition to the official one in the
court circular. The other instance was
even more personal. His majesty gave.
permission for photographs to be
taken at Sa%ndringham to illustrate q
certain magazine article, but would
permit nom of his private apartments
or even the large reception room to be
captured by the camera, saying that
these ought not to be subjects of gen
eral inspection.
The newspaperspfinting the article
adds: 1T ought to be frankly pointed
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-04-17
THE. LITTLE F1NGERFA1L.
But New Il 10 Carefully (.
0aAleuxeA.

Forty years ago in certain parts Of
the United States it was the custom to
grow long nails. 1 well remember
some Of the swells and buffers who de-
voted more attention to their little
finger nails than they did to their
teeth. and often have I seen the fifth
digit with a claw on it an inch and a
quarter in length. The nail was car
riedf in q stall, and on occasion was
split after the manner Of a steel or
quill pen, so that it's wearer could sign
his name to q check with it, says 4
writer in the. New York Press. The.
trimming of nails to-day is an art
which gives employment to many pref
ty women who style themselves mani
cures. Nearly every hrst-class, up-to-
date barber shop has its manicure.
who delights the man needing a shave
or hair cut with an innocent Irritation.
She dresses garishly and has a strut
on her that would arouse the envy OF q
s~sddle-astride fox chaseress.