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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-31
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.. for en- f~iorten Daa foeu
fenOt fpIqenOe greO til Snoeu
rigsmiIter 5rrf 5DiatopoIt Drift:
,0sitareoe 5pritel De oil foa
oberratt en- QOr'sIe fra 3erit
bocn / MoTod til G3aren.
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ieg ndtarligDis 6lioe betrugtet fom
BEN, Der bar tiuabt 4oresiens III
ienbetie, o9 ie9 ooertager 4nibdr't
terfor. Sea oil berfor beoe DEM
meIoe 65aren, boilte 0ruuoe Der
far 5eopqet mig til at iiIIaoe 3emlf
roen at uotale i'm Mening. iom ica
fuIotGnbig beler.
8usldno qennemleOer MI en- IN
0rfiets % Reoolntionens periobe.
0pab Der M Fer. er life uroIi8be
6tr fra llnabommens Sibs, men ct
9ineoe pda belle ben 3.litano, bbori
Samfunbet bIinber fig. Den nGr
b9renbe 3iltanb Ct pberit fdrli9 %
truenbe for belle 9amfunoet %
naDnlig for G3arens beGige periOn.
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gligt meb one MibIer at forbinbre
en- FABIAN lllntte.
3 OisTe 0dge babe jsg ben
QDfte at blioe mobtaQst at 65orea
90 aabenbiertiot, iad bibt iea for
muoebe, at uflaggs BAN 9sretning
ON 5ilitanben / 6ele Somfunbet.
Seq Isate at are G3drsn Oct TART.
at bpao Der qaar for iig, lite Ell
minDre ~betpoenOe lroligbeber. men
en- Repolution. 90 at title for BAN.
hpao Der oriuer bet r~usiiite GOlt
III ben Reoolution. iom bet / Dir
~teliqbeoen life sniter.
g3dren er bog / Stano til al
forhinbre en- Repolutiou; men Der
qipes tun cen Del certil. nemlig at
@3orsn Bar 5iaio til Solicit ca bets
Observation-Disclosures.
Seg er fat oDerbepiit ON. at BET
iom G3aren tun t~inibsfulbt pil III
abe oisfe at benosnbe ia til bau.
lii Ruslnno bfos fri for bet bf9s
bigs Oprpr. Der truer BET, % BIZ
unberitette i'm 6erTter, bans 5elo
6erIterma9t % hans Billie.
geo iaabannt Sinbsitemninger
6og aGe BEN, Der me6 Str9t %
Min trnter pan, bbnb Der ian ife.
liggtr bet life I MenneIters Muot
at forbinbre BEN | at uOtdIe orer
fcr G3aren, bpao Der ligaer BEN
pad 0ierte.
Det er life 2iebIiftet til at tie.
ndar TGbrelunbet er / 5ure, man
mao life olsmme, I bpilfen Situo
tion be. Der bar 5amiIe os 8sru,
for 9ieblittet 6eFnber ia. SetO ON
ies bIioer fenbt Itplbis, er min
SumpittigbeO oOer for aeifereu boa
rem Og rolig."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-31

at be Iige mautte meb 0se og Repz
pc Hippo iuOsnfor 6in.meriss Bort
engang. &c pel til. bporIeoes BIZ
ftaar ooerfor bette, og at Der lite
Tfuloe pare noQet | 8eien mso bin
FRO! Misfonarerue piloe itte for
QcDes bebgbe at beos ON 9iGlp, bpis
@antroen life bar fda beritenbe.
2. 6. gputftR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-31
DANMARKS KORT.

Stsrrelse 23x2s Tommer. Trykt 1
forskeliige Farver, wiser kiart Jern.
baner, Dyer, Kebst9der og Flehker,
SAINT allie b~etydelige Landsbyer, stsrre
Gaarde OF kirker.
Tilsendes Ell paprnlle portofrit for
45e. i Frim9rker. Enhver dansk Mand
burde eje ct Kort AT Danfnark.
DANISH LUTh. PUBL HOUSE.
Blair, AeDf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-31
4rbelo % itaa lammrn.
(Spar pad ct Spsr9smadl.)

9o Oireftionen for 5orretningeH
Der for uogle Oage Iioen par lam
let. retteos Get af Weolemmerue ct
SpgrQsmdaI til mig %angaaenoe
.Ddaffereu"s og til 0els ale bore
9t1bes Bremtio. Seq GAP nDget
at ct Spar paa itaaenoe Sob. men
Spsrgsmaalst Iutte Santerne bioss
re / S0ing. iaa isg bar Chit til
at giDe ct nermere og tiloels for
ifeligt Spor pao bet, og ale 8laz
bets 6olbere mao goot tenoe Spd=
ret.
Seq bill begpnbe meb at pege paa,
bporbdn ri fom bunfte, lutberife
3riitne er Itiaebe Der til 2anos.
Setp Tom naturuliiereoe 8orgere
at De 5Orsnebs Stnter er oi beg
/ flere 6enfesnOer st fremmeb 5oIt.
gon famine 5tb fan en- t9ntenbe
Saettoeer life bltpe fri fOr Den
Ooerbepisning. at Dor gfteril9gt
bil qaa belt op / bet dmerifdnfte
5olt. Nlen Der gGIber BET iaa pa
lentlig pm BET famine ION / Ct goet
Giem. Der gerne oil berige 9erOen
meb De bebft mulige gorgsre. st
idobant Diem mao 10 ie al krige
8srnene meb bet bebfte, t6iemmet
ejer, fer be Hal uo i6ldubt fremms=
De. Ida De Tan baoe noeen mob
itanbstrdft ooerfor bet onbe. Der
bill mebe benz bnorfembelif % unbtr
forfe1ige Stittelier. og ON mn
ligt tinise nogen 9gpne til at zoe
en- goO Snbfpoelfe pua beres On
gtpelIer. Sadoan maa bi ogiaa ION
hdnft., lutterfts 9riftne for Qlpor
forIege at berige ben oppotssnos
Slnst meb bet bebIfe, ri iom Ial
bunne eier. iud be fan gua oper /
bet dmerifanne 5off meb baaoe
Wocftanbstraft oe 9irfefraft.
De Jorensbe Stater er en- fam
menfdt og fdmmenbtonoet Rution.
Der er meget gobt | oenne Ration
ceb Stoen of meget oaarligt %
rnbt. Def n9puer ieg Blot for at
fpsree: 6bem bar braet benne Hdz
tipn bet friite pulferenbe Blob os cl
bet gobe, ben sier. gr bet be SnD
%rdnbrere, Der bar fao at Tige tdftet
neres TGbreneurp operborb, ibet
be lonbebe her2 Gner er bet benz,
Der tog en- rig os COB 5ebrenedrD
uso ia BERTH og pnrneOe DIN Den
fom en- Stat? ubetingst be fbite.
gelb bbgtige inbponbreos 5aano=
partere BAR bibrast amsrifd en-
u~beregnelig 9arbi. 5pob fad, noar
pi tuibe til at beregne be I9belige
oe aanbelige gorbier. fOm mango.
Ear braet meb fig. Def er | bet
bele t1get BEN, Der bar baft gie
for bet sobe, Dem, Der bar forifaost
at be bubbe en- JrbrenearO at brrne
ON % ubnntte. Der bar poret iii
gelfeneis for amerito. Oe pao
famine sib er be life blepen op=
fugt df be andre, men | bets Stsb
tIepet asfmilerst meb BEN, blepet
en- pefentris DEL uf ben Nh Noti-
on.
Ser ligoer en- tor Opedpe for %
fom bonfe, futberife ariFne. Seq
bruaer bette libtrnf meb J1ib; tbi
lea mener, bet er Tom fadbanne, Di
eier en- RIG GrbreneurD. Os bpuc
foo Dor fiterare B~irffombeb. nobn=
Tia bore gldbe oe bIonbt BEN far
Iio ,,DonHeren1, ongaor, bo er oi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-31
..Oanfferen"

bliuer ltuOt III 5ubiftib nler. iuotil uotrpt
felio OpI4elie moota9es at uo9iuerne. os a.
@qio er betatt. i Opsrsusitenmtlis meo b.
5oreucte Statsrs Boitloue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-07

Fine Book, catalogue and Pamphlet Printing Our Specially
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-07

you have lost what little sense you had
when you were born you'd better hunt
UP an asylum.
But it seems to me" she protested,
chat most any man would climb a
shade tree to get away from a mad
dog
Probably most any man would, but
Lemuel Bowser is not one of the sort.
I am glad this subject came up. Now,
then, let us suppose a case
Yes"
you read in the papers that on a
certain day Pinchem & Sdckem are
going to put on sale of 5000 pairs
of Women's stockings at % cents a pair
former price So"
"WelI?"
''You sneak out of bed in the night
and steal two or three dollars out of
my pocket, that you may attend this
sale"
Z don't do anything of the kind. Mr..
BOwser! I never took as much as a
penny out of your pocket, and you
know it. You talk about my insulting
you, but what do you call it when you
charge me with being a theft"
4 was simply making an illustration,
though sums of money have disap-
peared from my pocket in very myster-
ious ways. We will discuss that part
of it later on, however"
mo, we won't! Wen discuss it
right here and nowl Do you say 1
ever took money from your pockets -
Il make no specific charge, Mrs.
Bowser. I simply say that have
missed small sums from my pockets ut
various times. It may be that the rats
took it. We will agree that the rats
took it. We are now ready to take up
the mad dog case again. You get
money somehow and start to go down
to the sale. You are bound to have at
least five pairs of those stockings if
you break your legs in the crush
around the bargain counter. Provi-
dence steps in to prevent you from
making a donkey Of yourself In other
words, between this house and the cor
ner you hear the shout of mad dog!'
What I want to ask you is. what course
of action would you adOpt?"
81 can't tell"
/ But you must be able to tell. You
must have a course thought out and
ready to be acted on"
''Well, I should first scream
Il don't doubt it."
Then I should rush into the near
| est house"
And the dog would follow you and
/ perhaps bite half a dozen persons.
That would be cowardly selfish"
should I climb d tree %
You couldn't climb a ladder. You
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-07
HE STRUCK MR.. BowsERs LEGS AND BROUGHT DOWN.

not have the sweetness of PATHS nor
the power of NELSON'S, because these
qualities depend on the shape of the
vocal organs and unceasing practice.
But there is no reason why every
girl should not learn to sing melodious-
~. and in singing secure the physical
benefits which accrue from proper use
of the voice
Rightly to understand the value of
voice culture, a girl must consider first
some of the exercises which help her
to get control of the diaphragm.
No. 1. Place the hands on the side
of the ribs so that the elbows stand
straight out from the body and the
finger tips cover the lower edge of the
front Of each rib. With the base of
the hands press in the ribs until every
bit of air is expelled from the lower
part OF the lungs and the fingers al
most meet. Now inhaIe slowly through
the nostrils, allowing the lower part
of the lungs to expand first the hands
separating gradually until they are as
far apart as the breadth viii spread
them
No. 3 With the tips of the fingers
on the very middle of the chest, press
down on the breast bone until the
lungs are contracted to their utmost
Inhale gently, filling the lower part OF
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the lungs first. Allow the chest to rise
slowly until it is thoroughly expanded,
and the elbows are standing straight
out and pointing well back from the
body.
No. 3. Rest the fingers on the heshy
part of the body which lies just at the
separation of the two ribs. AS you
deliberately count ten, inhale, holding
this point steadily as the lever of the
breathing apparatus. When the lungs
have reached the limit of expansion,
explode the breath suddenly by quick
drawing in of this lever. which is the
controlling muscle of the diaphragm.
Like the handles of a bellows. it gov
erns the drawing in and letting out of
the breath.
The last exercise has to be worked
up gradually, as it is apt to make a
person dizzy at first. AS the diaphragm
gains strength, the breath is exploded
on the words baa, ba, bee, DO, boo in
turn.
None of these exercises can be prac-
ticed in tight clothes The body must
be perfectly free in order to expand to
the limit of it's capacity and contract
accordingly. Daily practice is like
wise essential. The effect is a strength
ening of the walls of the chest, expan-
sion OF the internal organs. and last
and most important, the awakening of
the diaphragm to its sustaining pow
ers.
The next step in the cultivation of
the voice is the development of these
sustaining powers This is accom-
plished by various breathing exercises
in which the lips and tongue are
brought into play.
No. 1. Inhale slowly and deeply.
Then push the breath out slowly by
contraction of the diaphragm and hold
the lips closed as if to say EN-. Make
a humming sound while the breath is
being exhaled, and if the exercise is
properly practiced the lip viii culver
Time exhalatiOn by a watch or clock
so that it requires a whole or part Of
a second longer each week.
No. 2. Stand before a lighted can
die allowing the mouth to come just
in front of the fame With the lips
well forward repeat the novels "a, a, e,
i, and u in turn, having the tone per-
fectly clear cut; that is, free from all
breath. This can be determined by
the flame. When every bit of breath
! mess is out of the vowel sound, the
| light will remain absolutely steady
The least bit of breathiness will cause
No. 9. Repeat the Twenty-third
/ Psalm, keeping each word as free from
breath as We're the novels in the pre-
| ceding exercise. In both cases sustain
/ the breath with the diaphragm muscle
and hold it if possible longer each
| day.
There are hundreds of methods foI
| producing the results obtained from
| the exercises just given, but they al
work toward the one end-the perfect
control of the diaphragm which en-
ables a person to force the breath over
/ the vocal organs with evenness and rs
slowly or rapidly as occasion demands
It is the experience of all singing
pupils that after month or so of SINH
| lar exercises the chest increases al
/ inch or more in size. Many women are
obliged to have their bodices enlarged
/ across the shoulders and the wearing
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would only show your big feet for
nothing"
|'If there was a man selling vege-
tables, perhaps 7 might jump into his
wagon" said Mrs. Bowser, after ma
ture thought.
'Humphl'
Wei, then. what should I do?
What could I do?"
You should and could make hero
inc Of yourself. 1t would be a grand
opportunity
''Oh. I see. Then if you ever meet
mad dog. you are going to play the
hero2'
There will be no playing I shall
do a natural and perhaps a brave act,
and if the pubic insists on calling me
a hero shall have to submit to it.
We'll, what IS it,"
"On hearing that dreaded cry, Mrs.
Bowser-On hearing "A cry that has
more than once appalled, the stouteSt
heart shall come to a halt J. shall
locate the animal. If he is coming
my way I shah get ready for HIM.
When he is within thirty feet Of me,
frothing at the mouth and ravening for
my destruction / shah throw up my
hand-sO. That viii attract his atten-
ton in an instant. AS soon as he be-
gins wondering what he is I'D against
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-07

WE PunLIsH a FINE LINZ OF aCoKs FoR
SUPPLEMENTAL AND TEACHERS USE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-07

SALLY CHAMBERLIN.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-07

Editorial Wild Oats" is the title of
Mark Twain's new book. 1t bears the
Harper imprint.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-07
How Is
YOurHeart?

Is your pulse weak, too slow,
too fast, or does it skip a beat?
Do you have shortness of
breath, weak or hungry spells,
fainting, smothering or choking
spells, palpitation, huttering,
pains around the heart, in side
and shoulder; or hurt when
lying on left side?
If you have any of these
symptoms your heart is weak
or diseased, and cannot get
better without assistance.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
strengthens weak hearts, and
rarely ever fails to cure heart
disease. Try it, and see how
quickly you will find relief.
About January 1st, 1902, I took
down with weakness and dropsv.
BY my family physieisns that nv nv e e9l9
vas hopeless. My neighbors and fam
~ had given me up to die. Ny
4ti4ps ana BODY were swollen to enc
tLlllo .argef than normal size. and
water had collected around my heard
1or at least three months had TO sit
propped up in bed to keep from smoth-
er!ng. I sent for I'VE bottles Of Dr..
Miles, Heart Cure, and by the time I
had taken them all I was entirely
cured. I feel better than I have ~
twenty years. and I an able to do
shy kind Of work on my farm. Ny
-ttenq1ug physician told me that IL il
nadn been for DR.. Miles Heart Cure
3 would now be in my grave
T. T. CCRDs Wumore, Ky.
Dr.. Miles, Heart Cure Is sold BY
Kour oruqgisfY Hio wifi guarantee that
he Will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-07

A new book by lronquill brings vi
sions of jingles and measured rhyme.
In a book way MIR. Ware is known
only as a poet, therefore it viii oc-
casion surprise when it is announced
that IronquiI is the author of a new
legal text book. Tt isn't one of the dry,
musty kind, however. It's title is "Ro-
man Water Law" and it might prop
erIy be called a history.
Mr.. Ware became interested in the
Roman water law through his cOnnec-
ton with modern irrigation cases and
the farther he delved the more inter-
ested ne became. He found rare Old
Latin texts which he translated with
great care. These ne has given to the
world revivfhed and freshened. While
the book is intended for lawyers, it
will interest any student of history.
The book is published by the west
Publishing company of St. Paul, Min
nesota.
Frank L. Baum's book, Queen Xxi
of TX" which the Century company
has just published, promises to be as
popular as THE Wizard of o." AS a
fairy tale it is a gem and it has the
dramatic adaptability Of its predeces-
sors.
David Graham Phillips new book,
'fThe Social Secretary" is out. 1t is
from the press of the BObbs Merrill
company and that enterprising firm
has fairly outdone itself to give the
contents an attractive setting.
BIonat. Yard & Company of New
7 ork announce the publication Of MT
John p. Benson's amusing drawings
and verses known far and wide as
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-07
Of Interest
TO Women.
GRACEFUL WO MANHOOD
Lung and Throat Troubles Disappear
When the Voice Is Trained.

The one essential characteristic of
graceful Womanhood is poise. With
the mind this is possession attained
by having an ideal in life and living up
to it under any and all difficulties.
With the body it is a perfect control of
every member acquired by steady con
troll of the breathing apparatus-the
engine of the physical machine. Sing
ing is the art which teaches this con-
troll as nothing else can.
But one girl says, II can't sing
and can never learn how to sing. In
the first place I haven't any singing
voice
The expert answers: every girl has
a singing voice if she once learns to
use her diaphragm. Her tones may
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Dir. BowsER's MAD DOG.
II He Ever Meets One He Will Do the
Right Thing.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bowser sat on the front
steps at shutdown of a hot evening, and
while he smoked his cigar he careless
Iy glanced over the evening paper. He
had been reading for fifteen minutes
when he suddenly exclaimed:
4'By George, but that man ought to
be dubbed for a fool!''
What is ft?'' was asked.
why a man in st. Louis was going
along the street when the cry of mad
dog was raised. He looked up the
street and saw the brute coming, and
what did he do but run into yard
where several children were playing,
and of course he escaped while they
We're bitten. There ought to be a law
to take hold of such cases. Ten years
in prison would be too little for him. -
81 suppose he was ratified by the
audiences of the thing
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Shall Throw I'd My Hand-se.
But he had no business to get rat
tied. If man hasn't his nerve with
him he should keep off the street.
haven't gone outside the gate in If
teen years without being prepared for
the cry of mad dog and knowing just
what I would do"
Would you climb a shade tree %
WHAT Do you wish to insult me-
81 had forgotten how fat you were -
Another INSULT Mrs. Bowser. #
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Congratulate me, Grayce. I've just
been married"
Il wish you joy. Gladys. And you
must also congratulate me-.
"On what2"
s'Tve just been divorced. Louis
vile Courier-Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-07

..The NVoozlebeasts." The book con-
tains sixty-three drawings in black on
a tint plate, the verses on the opposite
pages. Mr. Benson's astonishing ami
mails possess a fascination to old and
Young which is indescrfbable. The
book riots in fun of d quality wholly
new, original and inimitable.
Editorial Wild Oats" is the title Of
Mark Twain's new book. 1t bears the
Harper imprint.
1t is announced that the title of Tom
Masson's forthcoming book of humor
viii be "A Corner in Women, and
Other FoIlies" The book viii contain
upwards of a hundred dialogues, lam
pOons, stories. skits, verses and essays.
all of a highly humorous kind, and
each armed with its shaft of satire and
philosophy. It is no exaggeration to
say that this volume Will reveal the
character and manners of our day
Captain A T. Mahans important
new contribution to American history
entitled "Sea Power in Its Relations to
the War of 1872" will be published in
two volumes, superbly illustrated, in
October The first English edition will
be as large as the American.
Charles +. Lummis. the Western ed
itor and Indian archaelogist, whose
story of the curiOsities and romance
of pioneer transportation in Amer
injects into his occasional fiction the
same quality of buOyant virility and
aggressiveness that fiavors even his in
formative writings.
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-26
Netice of Reeeptlea of sIds.

once of the Board of Supervisors of Coco nino County, Arizona.
 Flagstaff, Arizona Aug. 2. 1905. Sealed bids will be received at the office of the board of/supervisors in Flagstaff, Arizona, for furnishing medicines and medical attendance to tbe sick, that are now or may be hereafter within confined the County Jail at Flagstaff and for furnishing medicines and medical at tendance to such persons may be given out door relief in Flagstan, Precinct by the coun- ty, and such person td whom such contract may be let for furnishing medicines and medi- cal attendance, as aboveA will also, under such contract. WITHOUT CHARGE TO THE COUNTY, be required to be present\and assist In the ex animation, before the Probate Judge of the county of persoiis ~hQ are Alleged to be insane. Such contract to be h. fotce and effect, from and after It's date of acceptancc by the board until January ist l9O7.
 All bids must be sealed and labeled Bids fer furnishing medicines and medical attendance for persons confined in jail and for those to whom outdoor relief is furnished" and all bids must be accompanied with a copy of this mo- tice and must be filed with the clerk of the board of supervisors on or before September 5th, 1905
 The successful bidder will be required to give a good and sufficient bond to the county, in the sum of five hundred dollars, for the faith- full performance of such contract.
 The Board of Supervisors hereby reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 H. c. HIBBEN
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. Dated Aug. z, 1e054t
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-26
Notice of Reception ef Bids.

Sealed bids will be received at the office of the clerk of the Board of Supervisors, in Flag stan, Arizona for the construction of County Hospital, in Flagstan, Arizona. Such bids must be sealed and labeled Bids for the con- struction of the County Hospital and a copy of this notice mustbe attached to all bids, and all such bids must be filed with the clerk of the board of supervisors of Coconino county, Arizona, on or befdFe the 5th daytf Septem- ber 1905.
 The plans Sad specifications of the said County Hospital, bot be constructed, are now on file in the office of the board of supervisors of Coconino county, and may be seen at said once, and such bids for the construction of such County Hospital must be in accordance with the said plans and specifications
 The successful bidder will be required to fur rish to the county of Coconlno, good and suf- fcient bond in such sum as the board of super- yisors may require, conditioned that such suc- cessful bidder will truly and faithfully carry out the contract.
 The board of supervisors hereby reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 Ii. c. HIBBEN,
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. Dated Aug. '. l905-4t
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-26
Notice for PubilcstIon.

Department of the Interior. Land Office at Prescott. Arizona, August 9. 1905.
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before A. k. Doug l,,ss, Judge and ex- oficio Clerk Probsee Court, at Flagstaff. Arizona, on Tuesday, Sept. IS, i!O5, wis; Thomas sayer, for ne N. W. \ Sec ton %, Twp. e3,N.. R. 5E,G. X s. R. NJ.
 He names the followJN witnesses to prove his continuous residesce upon and cultivation oi said land, viE:
 J. c Mudekkfch, Of Flagstaff Arlz.
 Henry Kipson. of Bellemont, Ariz.
 J. c. Moritz, of Belemont, Ariz
 F.. w. Payne, Of Flagstaff Ariz. 3-6t FEN S. HILDRETH, Register