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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-04-22

ter days and in whose poverty stricken
life religion was the only consolation,
was also prominent, and her testimony,
unvarying in tenor as the tunes played
by Mandy. helped to fill out the serv-
ice.
"It's lucky the widows sure o. lots
O. happiness in the next world" OBJ
served Uncle Terry once "for she amt
gittin' much in this.
81 can't hear Oaks, though, 'thout
think!n' O. Deacon Rogers up in VOL.
colt, who never mentioned the need o.
rain till he'd got his hay in. He was
sly fox an allus thanked the Lord for
sendin' rain nights an Sundays so the
poor hired man could rest.
'1 used to have him held up as
shinin' example, but he opened my eyes
arter l began dickerin' by sellin' me
lot O. eggs that had been sot on two
weeks, an the store man l sold 'em to
never trusted me agin. Twas case
O. the ungodly sufferin' for the sins O.
the righteous that time. which may be
a pervarsion O. Scripture, but the truth
just the same.
"But l got little comfort finally,
for when the deacon died. by some in
advartance the choir sang Praise God,
From Whom All Blessin's Flow an I
want the only one who felt that way
either"
In spite o. Uncle Terry's mildly fla
vored shafts OF sarcasm he made no
enemies, and his kind heart and ster-
ling honesty were respected far and
near. He was considered a doubter
and skeptic, and, though seldom seen
at church. as he had originally con-
tributed his share when that edifice
was built. his lack Of piety was for
given.
There is a sense of justice underly-
ing all mems minds, and the natural
instinct is to Judge others by what they
are and how they live rather than by
what they profess, and 80 1t was in
Uncle Terry's case.
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the one little life most dear to that
mother might be saved. The fatal reef
where those parents had gone down
also held for her a weird fascination,
and at times the voice Of the ocean
seemed like the despairing cries of
mortals. One picture, and it was her
best, was view Of the wreck, as near
as Uncle Terry could describe 1t, with
human forms clinging to the ice clad
rigging and tempestuous seas leaping
over them. The subject held an un-
canny influence over her, and she had
spent months on the picture. But this
shadow of her life she kept carefully
guarded from all.
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CHAPTER I.
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'G0TS goin' to be a nasty
III night" said Uncle Terry,
S coming in from the shed
@43 and dumping an armful OF
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1904-04-22
CHAPTER III.

STRANGER visiting Sandgate,
in the Green mountains, on q
summer afternoon would in
evitably conclude the town
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CHAPTER II.

'M0 WANT consulted bout COM
I% in into this world" said
S@s1 Uncle Terry once, "an'
CSeWsJ don't 'spect to be bout 60
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-25
Su wis ueit DER Sob BEG Mmirs

Sn ME ,peit Der Sob oeS Mmirs
bon NfgbaniIfan oa3u beitra9en mirb,
reue GOmplicasionen fIir @uBIanb ber-
bsi3uidnHsn, III faum ab3uieben. pa=
bib beriianb es bortreffIid Ru1sn gsgsn
gn9ldnoer 'au~s3uipieIen uno ii9 beios
Mddte marin gu baltsn = iein Na6-
fOleer bat bislsi9t Uerlangen ieBt i'm
Srfben fideu gu mOnen unb cann
fudre Der 8ra9 fertig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-25

gauerIaubni deine.-
James 0egartp, b0l5ernes @eih1fts'
baus, 1902 Wartinbals Mpe., S270.-
eufan &. glodlsoss, 2~sit0diess BOZ
genes Wobnbaus, Sho Werioian Str.
nabe Der @iirtelbabn, SO, 900.-Sobr
JeIem, @eparatur, 1874 g. gIber Str,
s150.-aate Stepart, 9lnbau, 110t
Orforb Str. 5000. - 4idaro Dur.
pbp, 2 &oblen=S 9uppen, 321 Sort
Ulale Str, $50. = 8. 3. Sanbers,
b6l3ernes Wobnbaus, %. Str, aabs
Central glpe., so, 800. - Charles gu.
fraa, @sparatur, 1907 9opt Mpe., $50.
= Wap Dorotbp. Reparnturen, 53l
sSpbn Str, $150.-I. 6. Mnoerfon,
R%eparaturen, 2249 Sadion Str.
$100.-Jrant SoroOn, ~2slf0dises bOl.
sernss wobnbaus, Noro psnnfplbanio
Str, 3tpii9sn 33. ulib "a. Str, 49,.
750.-R. 6. 2apcod, R%eparaturen, 81
Bates Str, $75.- Grau Sames Cope.
LAMB, Nnbau, 1910 Of WafbinstOn
Str, S125. - patrif Hrooerif, b6l.
sernes Wobnbaus, Sem Yort Str.
nabe 9olmes glbe., 81, 400. - 3. 6.
@riffitbs, 3iuei Cottages, %. Str!
riabe @aOer, SO, 200. -Agbas. geber.
bOIm, 2-if6uiges b6l3srn AWohnbaus,
Oriental, nabe Wurist 80. 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-25
94ns staot= mo Gonntb=g tr=
waltung.
Dos DiHsnswertHsite bonn seitrisen Tass in
gebrdngter Sorm.



gau-Jnipector Stanlep miro jsbt,
na6bem tuie beridtet am Dienffag Der
@runoeiGsntbumsbdnoler gDo Bright
Dor benz 6ubbaro-g lod bur9 elm ber-
abfiir3enOes Stiid oes giIenbls6.9 ads
9eiimies erfdlaasn tuorbea iIf, cine GEE
naue SnfpettiOn aIer fiinaliden, b. 8.
ni3t aus Stein sefertiSten 9a9se'
finite an alien @ebduoen in Gtabt-
Centrum bornsbmen. gs Tam teinem
3weifel unterlieaen, baB biele bieier
eiisnblsts@arnisRe, rsip. bic S9raus
ben uno QaIter, nit bensn fe befeftigt
ruaren, i'm 2aufe Der 3eit berrOffet uno
10 loder 9eworbensfnb, bab elm Winb.
FOB fie losreiBen uno in bic 5iefe ffir-
gen lam. pie es am Dienffag am
0ubbarbsBlo Der Gnl mar. Diele
@ebduoesY efiber babsn besbalb T9on
aus eigsnem Nntriebe biesbe3holiAe
&eparaturen angeOronet. Der gau-
Snipector tuirb oafir iorgen, baB bie-
Ielben iibsraQ, no notbmenoig, uno ios
fort aus9efiibrt tuerbsn.
Rot III b | H para
n.
Sn Der Wcnta9s-G ibung Der BE-
horbe FIR III. Werfe beabldtigt Staot-
Sn9enieur Soup feline pldne fir bic
%permanente Eeparatur bes Wir0inia
MOe. .Wiaouetes bOrSulsaen. Die giIsn-
DISQUALIFICATION baben fiA bereit err
tldrt, Die 0dlfte Der Rsparaturfolten 3u
tragen, ipenn bic Siaot bas @Ieihe
sbut, uno miro es lid p~ornsbmIid nm
grneuerung Der permiiterten itihlernen
9rdger banoeln. = Die Collier Bridge
6ompaanie begann aeItern nit benz
ginrammen bon pfdb!en ours idsrung
Der WeiI Waibin9tOn Str. : pfabl=
bride, melde Mrbeit ourd bas 9od=
uafer per30gert Dor0en war.-Sobalo
oieie Bride reparirt 1T. fallen bic Ri-
Der qlbe. =grtide fur Gtrabsnbabnsge=
trieb uno Die MOrris Sir.s unb Die SO.
Widigan Ctr. : Briidsn mieoer fix
Guhrwsrts. Yertsbr IN 6tano gsIebt
peroen.
Die . ridensG o m m 0 n.
9ie nsue ygriiden : gommiihOn",
tuel9e bstanntlid pldne fur cine eIs.
bsitlide, lopobl ben arditeetoriiden
prineipien pie benen Der Siderbeit
etc. entipredenbe Yridsn.gonifruetion
fir SnbianapOlis entusrfsn fol, bat
iid seiiern ourd grfpdbIuns Ore fOlssu.
ben Ysamten ~OrsanIlirt
prdi. - grs Staotiuasnieur g. 6.
groIpn.
Sar.-Waltsr gusbler, gebaIis bss
Gtabt. Jn9enieurs.
6Alfs.G Seer .-Qeipis 0oober. Getr.
bss Commercial Clubs.
Die @ommiiIion beablidtigt, nddlte
WOde ibrs arbeit sneraii6 In Mngrifi
ju nebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-25
@runosissntbums rsbsrtrasmuasm.

Sra .. Bugbee an Gutila u. Win.
gate, Got Is, Walbon's Central 2lpc.
9lOc. 81, 900.
2ueile u. Win9ate an War9aret
W. 9ugbee, basieIbe gigsutbum.
81, 900.
Wm. ". 0oImes al George getisn.
brod, Cots 1877 unb l54, Merritt
place Abb. $1,000.
Games q. Munro an GamueI 9.
Wpsrs, Got 2, Wunro's Sub. unb
Abb. Worb indianapolis. 81, 500.
Gertrude grawfOro II. ". an Grsnas
plummer, Got l., Sobnions /. gbo.
6altlstoa. $500.
Sheriff on gDet JnoianapOlis So
bling unb 2oan MHociation. go. 2.
Got ID, ReIsner's Wef Snbianapolis
Abb. 1917.
Charles 8. Sdmiot an Warp ".
@enIban, 9bsil Cots 10 uno 20, Bates
Subj, 9beIl qubsnlot 80. s8, 900.
NeIie Is. Wpers on SObn u. Die-
@innis, Got IA. glod 90, glorO Sn.
oianapolis. $500.
Warp 8. Sobnion an Ctto y. Qllt-
batter, Got 3, 9eB 6ubo., 3beil bon
grpant's Abb. $1,000.
2oren3 G9mibt 9ruifee an 0ome
Yrepius Co., 9beil bon qrBsnlOt
81. s1.00.
Seize q. Wariball an g5rifina Rs-
Iener, Got /, glod 6, gaben d Rod.
moods OF Wooolapn. s1,400.
3aie e. Brandon u. ". an 6arrD
6. MobrelI, Got 438, Mcgartp's 10.
Weaieife Dob. $500.
Geo ID. @appaport an HsIie 8.
@reper, Got AZ, 5albott's Nob. 49,.
900.
6erbinano Winter oil Nnna e. Rn-
fert, Got 10, Rea9an Bari. $500.
Charles Dr.. Rpoer an Dennis u.
O'Waara, Got 368, 3. &c. Weit pnrt
Dob. 81, 400.
Sophia 6. 6. Holting an WarD u.
Gdrsiner, Got AZ, RsoenOur's 2. glOO.
81, 900.
2ouis 9srrotb an 2atpion M. Oar
bep, 3ruitee, Got So, Jrant & Rbas's
Subj. 9beil WuBenlot los. $1.00.
Qatpfon Wl. 6arbep an Mnna 6.
Rerrotb, basielbe gigentbum. s1.0O.
Sobn grotpn II. ". an Gtanoaro
2anb &c., She'll Got %, @ooo u. u.
Gomis Subj. bon MuBenlot 46 unO
AZ. SO, 600.
2eonbarot WIaler an 6enrp 8.
Weaber, Got 81, 9entpOoo part Ao0.
$3.50.
South part 2ano 60. an patrif
8. 9aulsr Got 81, South part Aoo.
81, 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-25
9 9eioungsfIage b e.
10 n.


Ridter Garter mics geiiern bic bon
9arrp 6. 2eiDe aegsn feline Satin
Winnie M. Qeibe eingereidte Gdsi-
oungstlage ab, neil Die BON bemlelben
aegsn feline Graii erbobsnen Ysi9uloi-
gungen oes gbebruds, brutaler ge-
banolung, pfi6tOernaaldIisung uno
b6swiaigen gerlaHens ni6t gsnii9eno
bepieien uaren.
W il 5 d m ! elmer gerin NJ
geren 9 m m E d GEN.
Dor einiger 3eit purosn gouiis6 eim=
baugb, uelde Die empire Goal 80. auf
grIab fir Sdabsn psrtlnas bate.
pelder ibrem @runOhid suasfIat mar,
$500 5ugeiprO6en. Die @eie0idaft
bate Elm @eiud I'm eineu nsilen pro3eE
eingerei9t.
Hidter 2eatbers bat ertLdrt. bab er
oasielbe bewiaigen miiroe, ipenn bic
aldgerin fi6 nidi nit elmer geringer m
Summe, etua s400 3ufrieosn asbsn
tpirbe.
m g oliseiQeri9
iuuroe Der 6aa oes Chris. 3immsrs
mann, gigentbimer oes 9Oaobauiss
Ia Cflaboma, welder bes Wertaufsns
bon 6pirituOIm all Mi~nOsrjdbrige aiIs
getla9t III, auf uddfsn 9onnerltag
beridoben. @r lit ferner beIduloi9t,
geItatist gu babsn, bah Elm iun9ss
Uadodsn (OIe l6.jdbriae Celia 9Osbls-
NAM lid In ieinem qOeals umbertrieb.
Scr WildbdnOler Gamuel Sealing
betannte iid IdulOig, gepanfdte Wild
Dertaufs 81 baben. er purbe um $40
unb Soften beliraft.
Denrp CUNT, bon 2l7 %. WarD.
lamb Ctr. lam am Mittuod Mbenb nit
einem paar Shube nod Gauie, weI6e
or fur feline Grau setauft bate. sic
probirfe sIeIelben an, fano aber, bah
lie 5u tlein tparsn; er bebauptete, baB
fe pahen mibten. Gin Wort aab bas
anbere uno Idlisbli9 tpuroe CT iOii.
ibenh uno bsrisbte ibr nit ben Sduben
msbrsrs 66ldge ar aOpfe. Sic REF
Die poli5ei 3ur 5nIfe uno 6unt tuurbe
berbaftet. WsItern spirbe CT 5l 80
9assn 4rbeiisbaus, Iospie our 3ablung
bon 81 uno Soften berurtbeilt.
@ef6ieben.
Ri9ter gsatters bewiai9te Der NOD
iaaenoliden Grau Gr. Sdmiot bic
S9eioung bon ibrem @atten 6rebsrid
S9miot. DGbreno Der 6 Woden,
tpelde oas gbepaar 5uiammenlebte,
perlor sr orei Wal tpegen llnsbeli9feit
feline Steaungen. Mm 10. October
b. s. DermdbIten fe fid uno Nnfan9
December trennten ie fid.
oD'rum prI c, wer i'd
emig binbet" u. /. NJ.
Wdbrenb Oes beraoHenen Sabres
uuroe i'm 9reisgeri9t iibsr 264 S@ei=
bungsflaaen bsrbanoelt; bnbon tuuroen
la bemiaigt.
9ie 0aupf-G 1eibunosgriinoe tuareu
bOsuiaises Usrlahen az Gdue), bru-
tale gsbanoluns (52), gi9tberiOrsung
(23) uno 5runtsnbeit (10).
Sn einem Gale srbielt Die 5rau
5bomas Miles, Wattirt zines rei9en
Farmers bon 0snorids gountp, $12,=
600 Alimente bepi0igt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-25
Gin jn9enbliaer yoFmaroer In
Saft.

Der 14idbrise SObn Rie9el bon No.
1853 Union Str, pelher nls 2auf.
junae i'm Netu Yorf Store angeiielti
suar, puroe geftsrr unter Der Nntlage,
rsgiffrirte pOfpadete annectirt gu ba-
ben. berbnftst. Ser Sungs Bat bereits
Die Diebtdble e~ingeftanben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-25
Seine yrhtuuS fhr Braouirts
Gtnoenten oer Weoieim.

Die isitens Der Staats' geb6roe fir
dr3tlids 9e9ifftation uno Examination
auf ben rs. gpril anberaumte prt'
flung flr graouirte Stuoenten Der
Meoiein iinbst nidt fat, neil nidi
g~eniiSenb qnmelounsen singelaufen
hnD.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-25
Sins Den GeridtS00fen
g 9asenerfabttag.e &c.

Dor Midter 2eatbers uno @ei9tpos
rersn miro our 3eit iiber Die Sdaoens
eriabtlage berbanbelt, uelde patiente
MOtlep gegsn bic Big GOur Dabn=Ge=
IeaidaFt eingereiGt bat. gr berlangt
$40, 900.
ri m inalgeridt I.
Sobn Noams, welder oes ginbruds
unb 9iebfabl5 angella9t mar be-
tannte fid oes 9isbffabls fdulOis uno
ruroe gu A Wonaten 9lrbeitsbaus ber-
urtbeilt.
Der @rieds paipalats tpiirOs bon
Der qntlase oss tbdtliden 9ln9riHs
freigeiproden.
Soc gdis tptrbe bes Gisbfabls
I6uloig %befunoen uno 81 l-3 Sabren
RefOrmatorium berurtbeilt.
9ur9 einen yerglei9
erlebi9t.
Wor @i9ter Nlen iolte gsliern iiber
bic SdaOenerIabtlage Dsrbanoelt wer-
ben, melde Walter s. Secs asgen bic
Snopls. Union gabn @eIsaIdaft ein-
gereidt bate.
Der W~ertbeioioer osrielben ertldrte
jebod. oab iein Silent nit Der ger-
tlasien einen Weraleid abseftloIien
bat. oer3ufoIge er fid nit Der Summe
bon 1920 5%ufrieoe1 ge0ebsn bat.
$4,000 berlangt.
Die Qehrsrin Grdulein Gba Smith
bat bic GtraBenbabu- @sieaidaFt Iauf
$40, 900 SdaosuerIab Dsrila9t.
Gle bate Our9 bic SaulO Der qln-
eehelien oerIslben bsrartigs Ger.
lsbungen sriitten. Dab lie s~sit!ebens an
9riden geben mub.
Gebl9ef6 Iagene B II.
Wattie e. bennington pInidt bon
ben gbsfeHslr, welde fe an ibren
@atten qnbrsas ;nnpfen befrsIt 3u
luerben. DerIelbe bat le Dor 3 Sab.
rem Dsrlaheu unb ii9 ieitoem ni6t
mebr UNI Ie belIimmert.
Midoel ). Walib btiduloigt in iei-
ner gegsn feline Grau erbObsnen G6si.
oungsilaae oisIslbe oes ebsbru1s.
3la9e gegen einen Yers
hbrer.
Sobn g. 90blsr reidte cine auf
$4,000 lautenoe SGapsnsriabtlaoe ges
gen Sames Qamar Elm. gr bebauptet,
ocb oerIslbe ibm Die 2iebe ieiner @at-
tin abipsnltig gemadt bat.
Die g duIbeb6rb Dars
flagt.
5beobore 3. 6arriion bertlagte bic
Sdul5sb0roe auf 3ablung zines aiIsb-
menis bon s689.44 fit bic DerbeIe-
rung Der Nortbuelfern Nbe. bonn Gall
Greet Biz our 80. StraBe. gr 1T Der
qilignee BEG Contractors .. s. 5aa,
ipsldsr bic Werbeh erun9en ausfhbrte.
Sarriion bsrilu3te ferner In ieiner
giseni6aft als aIfgnse bss gOntracs
tors 80. q. COOPER bic G6uIbeb0roe
auf 3ablung bon s271.29, ALIGNMENT
fur ben Nb3u9seanal in Der Nortb-
ipeltern Npenue.
u lie q roBge d IN orenen
nbermieen
Charles Dilt ipiiroe gsferfl bonn
poli3eiri9ter unter Der 9lnflaae, Elm
pfero unb Maseit. gieentbum bss
Sup Sobnion, go. l35 q. Slinois
StraEe. geftoblen au baben, an Die
@roBseIdporenen iibermieien.
Mn bieielben uberbunben wurben
fsrnsr: Carl JOlb, @rObOisbRabl;
wm. 9aIrp, @rOBbiebfatl unb ein-
bru9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-25

Dor Nidter 2eatbers uno @ei9pos
rensn miro our 3eit iiber Die S9aoens
eriabtlage ~bsrbanoelt, welde patience
Motlep gegsrl bic Big Gour Dabn=Ges
Tellidaft sinsereiGt bat. gr berIangt
$40, 900.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-01
A QUIET WEDDING.

There YVES a quiet but pretty welding at the residence Of Dr. B. E. Mouer last evening when MT. Joseph T. l3irche | and Miss Guess Anderzol were uni ed in the hoy bonds of matrimony, The wedding took place in the paIl-r at 8 o'clock in the presence of but a few friends and relatives of the coLtr-ct- ing parties.
 Rev. Rollins of the M. k. Church officiated snd after the ceremony de lightful wedding cupper was s-rv5d by Mrs. Mousr. Both bride and groom are well known in and around Temre. The groom having spent practically al his life in this vicinity. He is now the manager of the fiim, BirChett B. o3
 The bride is the sister of Mrs. Moue' and came here from Texas about a year ago. She is a popular and cult vated young lady and since co-r ,ng here has made a host of friends WHO wish fer her. happy welded life. The esteem in which the young pecpl are held in the community was attes- ted by the number of presents receive which Were both numerous and Va = uable.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-01
TEMPE
DATE ORCHARD IMPROVEMENTS.


 Prof. R. H. Fol bes came up from Tucson yesterday morning on busin ss connected with the date orchard at this place. He went on to Phoenix; in 1he afternoon. It has lust bean decided to have well sunk on the orche.d and modern pumping plant will be ilstal.e'. |. It will not be very large for the s.Ze of the orchard dces not demand it, but in every other way it will be equal 10 the best in the valley.
 A. J. Hansen's drilling cItfit will sink the we'll. They have just complete l the wells on the R. F. Johnson ranch and as soon as a few necessary repairs are made on the rig, which is now beng oVerhauled at Thatcher's shop, tEey- will commence work cn the well at tne orchard. It will be sunk about 200 feet if this gives a sufficient supply Of wa ter the drilling will stop there, if not however they will continue until they find t in abundance.
 4 gasoline engine and one of the ls- test imrroved pumps for that Xii d of work will be put in and Prof. Forte5 in speaking of the enterprise yesterday said that he hoped to have it in work
Arizona republican., 1904-07-01
MESA
MANAGER APPblNIEp.

L. B. Johnson of Mesa has been ap- pointed general manager of the Salt River Valley Cantaloupe Growers as- sociation. This association is made up Of the Kyrene melon growers.
 CANTELOUPES Thirteen crates of oaItaloupes were sent out Wednesday over the Santa Fe to local trade.
 ASSISTING MIR. VINEGAR. Miss Mary Wingar is assisting her brother in the Wells Fargo express of fee and will remain during the melcn season.
 FELLOWS STAGE LINE. Mir Fellows, who owns a stage line between Mesa and Goldfeld, left yes terday with a good load of freight and several passengers en route for the reservoir
 LEAVES FOR ARLINGTON. Dan Drorbough leaves fer Arlir gton today where be has 40 acres in sor- ghum and intends putting in sweet po- tatoes.
 OFF FOR SHEEP CAMP. George Scott left for the Price ranch sheep, which he is fattening fer the Kansas City market.
 REAL ESTATE TRANSFER. Eli Openshaw has bought ten acres of land from Don Brimball, in Nephi This will make MT. Openshaw, with his ten acres, a nice little ranch.
 cANTELOUPES. Zeb Pierce. manager, K. Mum fcrI inspector and Bert Wingar, express agent are the busiest men in town these days. The ranchers and canta loupe men are bringing in can,aloruea for shipment.
 ARRESTED.
 J. Putnam was arrested Thursday y evening by Marshal Burton for obtain ing goods under false pretences. Put man was working on ranch for Dr Wilbur and was disct arged and came 10 town and bought several bills of goods. having them charged to Dr. Wilbur pr. Wilbur happened 'n town and had Putnam arrested.
 RETURN.
 Royal S. Irwin and bride Will arrive home tomorrow from a honeymoon spent in California. Mir. and Mrs. IT, win will go 10 housekeeping.
 PERSONAL.
 MT. Hill in charge of the rsservoi. and wagon road is expected in Mesa July ?.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-01
POmerOy Bros.-MESA

in6 order by the first of SeQt-mber.
 It is not intended to use the pump q water exclusively cn the orchard, bu, rather only in time of need, as at pres ent. It has been proven by ex5erin en s made at the orchard by a very sma | plant last year, that one cf the great requisites for the successful culture Cf dates is plenty of water. and that ac the light time. It is thought that by taking the canal water when there is plenty Of it and the pumped water when no other can be obtain d. that the cultivation of dates on the ranch will be brought to the height O. pr lection
Arizona republican., 1904-07-01
STARTED ON A VACATION.

Milt Never left laet evening on hs summers vacation, gcing by way of the santa Fe. He went az far IS Phoenix las, evening and took the carly morning train north this morn ing. He will % direct to the Far and on lis return will s.oo over in Okla homa for visit with his mother who n he las no. seen in the past twelve years. In fact mos, of his vaca wi l hc s-ent there.
 He drove to town yes, erday after noon to make final arran~ame nts fo- his departure. intending 10 go 10 tte ranch c1ce more yesterday afternoon. but his m-re came to the ColclUsi n that it was time for her Summer's es. and in some manner slipping the b i- dle off, started home on the run. Sle reached there vita the buggy in some what dilariGlted condition and Mil made his last trip to the ranch on foot.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE- . SENTS,, That we, the undersigned, being desirous of forming a corpora tion in pursuance of the laws of the Territory of Arizona, United States of America, do hereby declare.
 ARTICLE I.
 The names and addresses of the in corporators are: Dennis Ryan of St. Paul Minnesota, U. s. A., Eugene A. Moran of Chicago. Illinois U. $. A.. and Joseph l. Kelly of Chicago, Illinois, U. $. A, and the name of the corpora ton shall be the Jahsco Mining and Development company.
 ARTICLE II.
 The principal place of transactiila business shall be at the City of Phoc- nix, Arizona. at the City of New York, State of New York, and at such other places IS the board of directors may hereafter determine.
 ARTICLE III.
 The general nature of the business to be conducted by the corporation IS to acquire mineral lands by purchase, lease, discovery. or otherwise and t1 purchase, own and dispose of the capt- tai stock of foreign and domestic cor porations organized for similar pur- poses: to mine gold. silver, coppe= lead. or other minerals, and reduce and market the same; to erect, institufe purchase, own and operate and sell and dispose of the same to others, mining milling, concentrating and reducing
Arizona republican., 1904-07-01
A DousTING THOMAS.
Had His Failing Halr Stepped, and
 Dandruff Cured Without Faith.

H. B. Fletcher, Butte. Mont. Oct. 20, 1899, says: Like many other people, I have. been troubled for years with dan druff, and within the last few months my hair came out so badly that I was compelled to have what I had left clipped very close. A friend recom- mended Newbro's Herpicide. confess that I doubted his story; but I gave Heroicide a trial; now my hair is as thick as ever. and entirely free from dandruff." Destroy tha cause and you remove the effect" Herpicide s a delightful hair dressing for regular use. Sold by leading druggists. Send Ice in stamps for sample to The Herpi- eide Co.,. Detroit Mich Wa!selin's s Pharmacy, special agents.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
IN THE PROBATE COURT.


 Of the county of Marjcopa. Territory of Arizona, in the matter of the estate of William NJ. Billups. deceased.
 Notice of hearing petition.
 Notice is hereby given that Laura Billups. administrative of the estate of William NJ. Billups. deceased. has filed in this court her petition praying thaI final distribution of said estate be made and that the same will be heari on Tuesday, the 5th day of July. A. D. 1904. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day at the courtroom of said court in Phoenix. county of MaricOpa. terri tory of Arizona, and all persons inter ested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause. if any they have, why the prayer Of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated June 24th. 1904
 GEORGE KIRKLAND. Clerk First publication June 9. 1904.