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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-10
COrio Dc DIstrltO dgI DIslritO
judicial do San ID IN, Puerto
Rico.

CAusas crimiuales que habrSn de ser
viatas On juiciO oral en- las fechas mar
CSdas 81 pie de Cada una ds elias:
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra
Basi 10 GalsgsTza por aCometimieDtO
y ysgresi6n. JuiCio oral en apaIaci6n,
Bsyam6n. Ag0sto Is dsI 1905. 2
p. N.
EI Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra
Manuel Rodriguez por infFacCi6n or
denRnzas municipsIes. Juicio oral en-
aDaIRCi6D, San Juan. ARpst0 Is del
1905. 2 p. m. ...-
El Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra
FfanciscO Hernandez, hurto de menoF
cuantfa. Juici0 oral en- apelaOi6D,
San Juan. Agosto Is del 1905. 2
D. m. --.- III B..
81 Pueblo de Puerto Rico, contra
Ramon Noble Domenech. por iufraC-
Ci6n de les ordenspzRs muniCipaIep.
JuiciO oral en- apelaci6n, Vega B ia.
Ag0sto % del 1905. - =.
81 Put BIO de Puerto Rico contra
Jose MaCed0. pOr iDfracci6n de d ley
de Rentas Internas. Juicio oral en-
spelaCi6n, BlyRm6n. Ag05to % del
EI Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra
Alfonso Calder6n, por aCometimientO
y sgresii On. JuiciO oral en- aDelaci6n,
Bpyam6n. Agosto % del 1905.
El Pueblo de Puerto Bico contra
Juan Nieveg, por alteror IA pez Jni-
clio OFSl en- aDelaci6n, BayRnn6n,
Ag0etn % del 1905.
Ell Pueblo de Pderto Rico contra
Hernandez CO pG infrGcci6n 0rde.
narzsG de sanided. Juicio oral an Rpe.
IEcI6n. Dorado: AgoutO 28 del 1905.
El Pueblo de Puerto Rico contrR
Joa6 Maffe SeIgadO. infrs Cci6n Orde-
nsnzS! ununicips les. JuiCio oral en-
apelsCi6r. Dorado. Ag sto % del
1903
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GraRdIOsa IgIe sIa.

En- TrOyes hace POGO fu6 solemne-
mente insugur8da una ialesis en- q, se
han empleadO diez y seis s;glos en- f.
briCar. pues Sc enpf rs en eli sip|o tar.
cero y Sc he tsrminado h cs POGO.
Esta eB la ig'esia de San UrbsnO.
COnStruidR pOr orden del Peps TJrbe.
nus en- en- 81 solar de la casa enque 81
oHclo. AuT que loa Cimientos se ech4.
EOn on Vld@ del Papa U HbAnO y hsce
plo, no 0batapta Ia tiltima piedTs fox
c0'ocads en- este sfl1. 70 iGlesia, es
una 1ya de ls GTquitecturs g6tic9.
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Pvgbl P0lIgIOsa.
Ia m6dieO Sc hari sntsrrar On una sspuIfurs de-
echo pies Dc pFOfuadidad.

MuchOs lectores recoraarxn Al
doctor James Tanner. que ayunan-
DO cuarenta dfas, hara 25 amos
demostrara la practicabilidad 1ei
ayuno de JesucFistO en- ell 1esiePto
Por igual perfodo de tempo. Aho-
"a SO pFopone hacer otra demostra-
cion mas atrevida, dicen de India-
napO'is, Indiana, Ia cual es haceF-
Sc enterraF en- una sepultura de 8
pies De profundidad que, Al efecto,
ma de hacer en- TERRA greaosa:
La idea del doctor. que IN ami
go le inculc6, es que Ia TERRA genera
PoF medic de acci6n quimica pro-
pla suys, una forma de enerpfa.
cuyo efecto es prOducir vida :
El doctor Tanner tie
ne % amos y los entusiasmos pre-
Pios de IN ioven.
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.MaIa caIidad dgI pan.
QlsIas del pdbIIe0.

Nos hemos OOupadO vGTi8s veCes en-
las C0lUmnas de este peri6dioG de lR
pTimordiaI question del pGn. y hoy
mismo NOS ooupamcn de nuevo. para
dem0straF que el pan que Ge eHta COZ.
sumiendO On Ia &ctuRIidBd deia much0
que deGear. como aTtfculo de primera
necesidad debe Ger eI pan de buena hs-
fina j bien elaboradO, y pdr 10 que Sc
We no son buenas las haTtnas que Re
empIean en- So CondimeptRci pues
unas YeCes Rplanado y otIas tiene IN
sabor Sgri0 que no puede haCeF bien 6
Il salud,
Hace much0 tempo que Sc esta CO.
miendo este artfculo 6 rRz8n de cuatro
centAYos Las cuatro hogaBas, sin que
aepamos & ciencia cierta q1e peso es Ell
que tienes pues unOB peGan menos de
400 gramos Y otros no LIE gan 8 $50.
Al decIararsa eI cabotsia hbre con
los EstRdos Unidos crey6s que b .bia-
mos de conner pan & 2 8 3 centaVoB Los
400 Gram0s. pero results que hoy Sc
psga mas caro- este que cIandO habfs
Il moneda provincial y psg6banse dere-
cho de importation. EI misterio, de
estR Rnc malfs 10 atribuimps 81 pRecio
de jornales que son hoy mRyores que
los que antes se psgAbRD.
Ei pueblo eRtarfR confoTme con pa.
gar los 400 QrAmos de pan & 4 centS-
ucs. zero que este fuerR de buena CG.
lidad.
Es de tel punto malo. que eI pan
e!aborad0 por Ii ma fiana. & las seis de
Ii tArde eats como si tuViera cuatr0
dfas de hacho.
No es nuestrO Amino hGcer en- estGs
notRs cArgos 6 nadie, per0 II IlamAmos
Ia aterci6n del gPemio de tshonePos
para que proCuFen daFIa 81 pueblo
buen pan "a que no pueda darsele b&.
reto tambi6n.
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III U UNGIO
Departai inento del interior.
Bursa de Obras Pdbl lieas,
Ofoina del superintendente de ObrRs

OfiCina del Superintendent de Obr&s
P6bliCas.
San Juan, p. r Julio 19, 1905
PropoaiCionea en- pliegoal Cerrados
para la adjudicGCi6o en- p6b!ica subAs-
fa de les obras de construction de Y
CSrCel de Distrito de ArecidO. Se adj
mitirsn an ests Oficina hssta les 10 O.
m. del dia 26 de Agosto de 1905 en-
que ae Rbrir6n p6blictmente.
El preauDuesto de les ObERg aaclen'
de- & $34 882 90.
T0dOs dos datos neceseFi0s Sc dsFan
en- eata OfcinR dOnde 90 encuentran
de manifesto todos IoB dOCUmentOa que
han de Fpgir en Ia cOntrata y podr6n
reCcger los licitadoreB l0s modeios de
propoaiciones que han de pTeaentAr.
C0pie1 On szul de los pianos se enCon-
trarSn tatAbi6n de manifesto ca les
oficinaa de Ia POliciS nsular de Are
CibO. g.
Sc remitirSn 6 los Iicitadores Copias
an azuI de Ioa pianos de Ii obFR me-
dante an depdSito de 1925 .O0), veinte
cinco dollars, cuyR CantidGd sera
reinte Qsads & los licitadores al deVOl.
yer dichos pianos eata OfcinR.
La Adminintraci6n be FeservA el de-
recho de rechazar cralquiera to-
das Las pEOposiCiOnes.
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Aotjeias de Manatt.
4 De se'te0tro o09TespOnss7.) }

AGosto g.
CFeem0s nm tant0 inOportuna h me,
olaA FeteEente amaFrar los canes or
essa sbsclop ae extremad0 C4por. pro.
pen0ler do desarFc llaFse Ia alhidrofo.
ole; IfasTGdamoS 70 noticiR ID Jun.
ta Superior de Sanidad.
La n0che del escPutinio del certS.
men de bslleza, los aAlones , BALCONIES
del CSsin0 Espa n d estaban do bote en-
bette. LIS OrqueStR dirigids DOR 81
competenta profes0r Sr. ACeVedo. 10.
caba bsllfRimas pleas de So reperto
rio.
Aver hubo gustos, cRrrersg. v
cSsi est1V0se s punt0 de tocRr 81 M
generals, 81 menOs ssfarrancho.
EFT irgeniero don gefIor All v.Vle
hijo del conOCido hombre p6bsico az n
4. fseI del mismo apelIido, 90 haIIabo
en- Asuntos de 50 profession oh q hg.
cienda eMonserrate.s ,
.--M doctor CoTdeFO no hB renun.
Ci&dO ID tituEar. r.
"A Ultima hora hsmos podido in.
quirlF Lac Carreras de aver taFde eran
pcTque tratAban seR1n versionea de
destrozaF GLA ChiSpa.3
Ell poets don CIemente Ramira ~
~ tVsFa c&no con su aprecisb1e fami-
l1r un VleJe de recFeo Estsd0s Uni
Ell !b,gado don Ramon Fslc6n
fa6 tFaidO aquf por el active Gomez.
Giants stfl9r Hernandez, siehdo aten.
dido Dor dich0 amigo con On fineza uua
81 GCoatumbrs.
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j. j. JIMENEz.
Suuarintsni ente de Obraa P6bIicas.

METILOIDES Ell meier v mas segurado
de todoS los especf6cos haSta ahora conoc1do-
para Ia scUra pern1anente de todas las enfer-
medades de la uretra, va sean eStaS cronicas
sgudas. Contiene ell aujo y curs por COM
pleto, en- menos tiempo que ningdn otro pre-
parade similar, las gonorreAs, espermatoreaS,
Cistitis, ect. Mejor que las inyecciones muy
superior al sandalo y Copaiba. Empieza a
surtir su efecto las tres cuatro horas de
haberse tornado. 80.
Los "METILOIDES" son faciles de tomar,
est&n preparados de manera q0e no revuel
ven 81 estomago nj producen nnalOs efectos,
De Venta en- todas las Boticas. Pfdanse
muestras gratis q sus dnicos fabricantes.
Frederick Stearns 81 Ca, Detroit, Mich.
e. u A.
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COSTURERAS. Sc sn.io;tan an
The Porto Rico Drawn Work and En-. :.
0roldery Co. 10 FortaIeza. San .Juen.
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EN. NEW Y0RKI

I'm eSta Ciudad he alberto una es.
plenolo@ casa de he 6spedeg, In que ten
go el gusto de Cfrecer. & mis- AMIGOS '
reIRCi0nadoS. cue piensen p0a0r ma
tempOrsda en- este psfS.
Essa sltuAda en- una de Las principR.
,TT lSS CAlles de eats gran nletr5poli.
'Cuentc con an mSgnffc6 gefViCiO. ,
on on. C0G1nero de fAmG. PrecioB m6di.
COS; Irato de farhilia.
Dirijirse & Gu duefIo M. Luzunaris.
1873 West Gath. ST. New York.
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COMUNICADO
Bayam6n, 8 da Aponto dahao

BAyam6n, 8 de Agosto de 1905.
Sr. Director de Ella Correeponden.
ola de Puerto Rico.
SsfioF: Terga d bondad deN rectifi.
car e nootiela dada pOr 81 CoFrebpOnlRI
oe eye lmporfanta peri6diC0 pa este
9ueDl0' pues sln duds sIguna he estRI
~ ~ 70 ln1ofmado 81 aseguFar que J b
gey:l1n1 SaS: mi lrRres0 nuevamente en r.
Eoalel 5 1o..qiar. No he pasadoNpor mi
mente la idea de gestionaF dereohor
que no teng0 nj quiero taner.
De uSted fsspetuoaRmente,
Loreaa0 AoscQF8
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TranVIa dc Maysggez,
'C0HsEIODE ADMINISTRACIOA.

EN- sesi6n oaIebrada Dor este Conse'
10 se acoRd6 conVocAF & lOs. .Ref1oreS 90.
CioniatRs para Janta General ordinaria
ell dia % del Corriente, & las de 10
mAf1ana. en- eli local de la SoCiedRd, en-
Cumplimiento & 10 que prescribe eli ar
ticulo 25 de los EStAtutOO. Mays gG9z
6 de Agoat0 de 1905. A. Menen-
dez, Presidenta. 3V.R.
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KD!ClDOR GEG GfRlL

o 81 CONSEJ JOaA LAS AIADRES. y El iarabe calmante
seora Minslov debe usafss siempre qne los nios
estan fn 81 peiodo de "a den Ci0n Proporcona alivo
'rnedisto al pequsho paeiente, produce sueflo
-Eal .tanquilo atya el door ell angelic despiefa
hny ViVo aeEe. s muy agtadable al paladar, Calma
III nio abanda sus encas alivia US Dolores hace ID
Hes ss funcfones del estomago regula los intestncs.
Es e meor remedib conocido para a diarrea va pro
Ssnka &sta de la tfntci6n do cuaquicra otra causa
Tnrase mucho cnid lido en- pedir el JaEabS GalOaans
aa "a Snfiora Wnsta|v's es Ell meioT de eodog~
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COATRIBUGI0NES SUBIDlS.
REcLAMAcloNEs.

Ante la Junta y Ios TribunaIeu d.
y Ju1ticie. DirijiFse s @. Coll y Cuchf.
Abogad0 amefioano. Cruz s, Sa6|
Juan. 1Q'V.G.
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Gonsultorio CIinico Dental
5on FroDcIseo 50.
Te 'efono 24O san Juan, ?. B.

Procedimientos mo dernos,
)rtodontia Q correction de ire
gularidades de la D. 4ntadura.
7rotesis Dental en- todas ssus ramas
The oasis., 1905-03-25
SONORA SETTINGS.
q Collection of Happenings In the
 State Over the Line.

Engineer T. Fregoso of Hermo- sillo, is under contract to go to the Sahuaripa district to survey large tract of land the property of Mir. Rafael s. Menesses.
 Doctor John c. Burton, Philip King and Henry King, from Sua qui de Batuc, came into Minas Prietas last week. and have been since at Hermosillo.
 During a recent visit in Sonora, MT. Edw.n ". oours, general man ager for Mexico of R. u Dun's Mercantile Agency opened a branch office of the agency at Guaymas. From that point the company will cover the states of Sonora and Sinaloa and Baja California.
 MT. w. V. O'Daly the noted mining engineer, has recently re- turned from visit in the Mocte- zuma and Sahuaripa districts, and has been at home at Imuris a couple of weeks past. Wednesday he went to Nogales, accompanying ing sister, returning to her home in the east from a visit with his family.
 Upon representation by the Ya- qui Copper Company that maraud- ing Yaquis were endangering their property and the lives of their em- ployes, the Mexican war depart ment has established a military post at Campo Santo Nitio, and sent company of troops, for pro- lection.
 Monday the Thirteenth regiment of cavalry, Mexican army, arrived at Ures, from Chihuahua, and will be stationed at the place named, to protect the surrounding region from Yaqui depredatlons. The re giment marched across the Sierra Madre from it's former station. Il Is said to be one of the crack regi. ments of the Mexican cavalry arm of service.
 The Tarasca Mining Company working a fine property near Torres, which has been heretofore shipping its ores to San Francisco via Guaymas, has made a ship ment of 100 tons to Fl Paso-tG more correctly put it, has sold that amount of ore to the National Metal Company at Hermosillo which purchases ores for the k Paso shelter. To enable the Ma tional Metal O., to meet the cheapness of water transportation to San Francisco the Sonora rail way granted very favorable rate to Fl Paso.
 St. Patricx's Day was celebrated by the Irish of Hermosillo with al elegant reception in the eaatina Q the Hotel Arcadia. It was a stag party, and there was jovial gath ering of genial souls. The plan, was trundled from the parlor int' the coailaa number of goo, singers were in the party and al united in making the evening on' long to be remembered by particip ants. Manager F. E. Edwards 0 the Arcadia is a rare entertainer and he makes social gatherings O the like feature of the hotel.
The oasis., 1905-03-25

7 gagged in erection of the cyanide plant of Chas. Butters Company, at La Colorado, is again in Sonora, with a view to erecting a cyanide process plant tor the Black Noun tain Mining Company at Cerro Prieto.
 Mir. H. L. Christy, a prominent lawyer of Pittsburg. Pa., is now in the Altar district. making an ex- animation of large tract of land owned by Texas company which is negotiating a sale. The tract comprises more than million acres. an area equalling a consid- erable principality. Mir. Christy has travelled in Mexico a great deal, is widely known as lecturer upon historical ethnological and archaeological subjects pertaining to that land of romance and my sterv.
 At Hermoslllo one day last week THE OASIS editor was shown sam ples of sandstone, both rough and dressed, from lands near Moreno station, on the rancho of Don Francisco Tapia, which had been brought at Hermosillo by Mr. Joseph Polin, manager for Don Rancho. The sandstone is very fine grained and lies in regular layers varying from 4 to ! of an inch in thickness. The layers come out in large slabs which may be cut to any size, and are very easily planed to present very smooth surfaces. They can be put to a variety of uses, such as floor tiles, billiard table beds, counter tops, etc.
 The Cieneguita Copper Company. owning mining properties in the Sahuaripa district of Sonora has ordered three additional furnaces, which are to be completed by De- cember, 1905. Plans for a 200-ton concentrating plant are being pre- pared, and the concentration should be ready about the same time. l Two of these furnaces will be built adjacent to the two now nearly finished on the Chipiona Group, and one at the Ostimuris mine. The object in building at the latter mine, which is about two miles from Chipiona, is to save the ex- pense of hauling ore to the Chi piona smelters. Work on the Os- timuris has progressed rapidly; a large body of high-grade sulphide ore is being opened.
 Reports received from Mazatlan state that the Seris Indians of libu- ron island in the Gulf of Califor- nia, who are credited with canni- balistic tendencies, have offered to enter into a war of extermination with the rebellious Yaqui Indians of Sonora. The offer, it is asserted was recently carried to Governor Izabal of Sonora by four Seris wo- men, who made the trip from Ii- buron island to Hermosillo for that express purpose. The In- dians stated that they wished to prove their loyalty to the Mexican government by ridding the state of Sonora of the rebellious Yaquis, Governor Izabal, it is said, will de cline the aid of the Seris. When he visited Tiburon island some time ago the Seris, it is alleged, presented to him the amputated right hands of the fugitive Yaqui Indians then on the Island.
The oasis., 1905-03-25
N0GALES NOTES.
Interesting Items Gathered Around
 the tine Cities.

L. T. Bristol. Dentist, Marsh Bldg. Wednesday Mr. Charles Poteet went to Magdalena
 Mir. A. Roca of Tucson went south Wednesday.
 Wednesday MT. J. D. Milton, special Chinese inspector, went south.
 WANTED: By single gentleman we'll furnished room. Address II. ". care THE OASIS. 2t Thursday MT. and Mrs. E. E. Bethell were over from Washing ton Camp.
 Try Barnes cakes, cookies, doughnnts and pies. They are the best vet.
 Mir. Wm. Barnett of the Arizona ranche, vent to Hermosillo Wed- nesday.
 Saturday last H. T. Sanders re- turned to Nogales from several days business visit at Cananea.
 Mfr. j. D. Matthews r0admaster of the Sonora railway was at Nogales Thursday, returning south the fol- lowing day.
 Forgood, substantial service wear Hamilton, Brown & Co.'s Patrol Shoe," sold at the Red House, Ra- mon Vasquez.
 A. ]. Goldschmidt, the Tucson flour merchant called upon local dealers of his line Tuesday and Wednesday.
 MT. Norman F. Tener has this week laid up with rheumatism at the residence of his brother, Mir. John F. Tener.
 Mir. H. E. Chase Chicago min- ing operator having extensive in- terests in Sinaloa, arrived from the south Wednesday.
 For Safe; One fire-proof safe with Steel money chest. Modern but too small for our use. Apply First National Bank Noga- jes. tf
 Lie. Carlos Treviho of Hermo- sillo, was at Nogales early in the week-until Wednesday, when he returned home.
 MT. Jack Averitt, who has been representing the Guggenheims in Sinaloa, came up from the south Wednesday.
 Yesterday morning Mr. J. J Carrie who has been at Nogales several months started to return to his home in Illinois.
 "The American Lady," the most elegant and stylish shoe made Sold only at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
 Mir. Trinidad Perea, the Mazda lena attorney, was at Nogales early in the week, Wednesday the gen tleman returned home
 Mir. A. B. Stetson from Milwau kee, Wisconsin, a gentleman whC has interests in the state of Sina loa, was among those who arrived from the south by the transferred train Wednesday.
The oasis., 1905-03-25

place.
 Once tried; always used. Barnes rye, cream, French, whole wheat, graham and home made breads. The wagon will call at your ! house.
 w. B. Dewall, K. M., of Denver, has this week arrived in Sonora to look over different mining proper ties in which he is heavily inter- ested.
 J. K. Mcintyre, manager of the Rev del Gro Mining Company, MagdaIena district, Sonora, was here several days this week on a l l business visit.
 MT. J. H. Talbot, superintendent of the Reina del Gro Mining Com pany at El Tiro. Sonora. has been at the line cities this week on business visit.
 Monday night Dr. l.. T. Bristol returned from Phoenix where lie spent the past two months as the representative of Santa Cruz Coun- ty in the Territorial Legislature.
 Mir. H. M. Hanson, from Elmira, New York, was at Nogales several days this week going south Wed- nesday to visit some placer prop critics at Mocorito, state of Sina- loa.
 The contract for cons truction of the Tonto Basin dam, north of Phoenix in the Salt River Valley has been awarded to the firm of John O'Rourke of Go, of Calves ton, Texas. The firm was the low est bidders of the twenty-one com petitors for the work, it's bid being 1 $1 ,147 500.
 Among those who came up from
 the south Wednesday by the train
 that had been water bound, was
 Mir. J. 0. Simmons of the City Of
 Mexico, who is manager of the sales department of the Michoacan
 Lumber Company, a corporation which has extensive timber land [ holdings in the state from which the company derives its name,
 sawmills, narrow guage railway, etc. The gentleman had been wis } iting Hermosillo and Guaymas on business.
 Upon the first train which came ! up from the south, Wednesday ] evening were Mir. and Mrs. k. G. Hart of Berkeley, California, re-
 turning home from the.sAltar dis trict of Sonora, near Fl Tiro, v here s Mir. Hart is manager for the Sono- l ra Quartz Mines Development Co.,,
 operating the Yaqui and El Tiro
 mines. Mrs. Hart has been visit ing at the camp several months 2 They are very greatly annoyed by , the delays consequent upon the
 washouts, being due in San Fran cisco at the time they arrived in Nogales, to attend the wedding of : their son. They left El Tiro Mon
 day of last week, and were delayed
 by high and impossible streams so : they were late in reaching the line Q of the Sonora railway, and then 2 were caught by the breaks in the l railroad. Thusday morning the ] gentleman and lady continued on
 their way toward California
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-03-23
CONTEST NOTICE.

CONTEST NOTICE.
Department OF the Interior. United States
Land once. Woodward, Okla. Ter.
February Is. 1905.
A euficient contest affidavit having been
filed IN this office by Francis f. Knowles,
contestant against HE No. 2os64 made Ian IL
1904, for NBA. Section 10, Township S North.
Range al t., by William E. Hogbin, contestee
In which II is alleged that entrynsn has new
er established residence or built or improved
upon said land and has wholly abandoned the
same for more than six months next preced-
ing the nling OF this contest and that said alb
sence was not due to his employment In the
Army, Navy or Marine corps of the United
states In time OF war.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear,
respond and offer evidence touching said Al
leg alton at 10 o'clock a. IN. on March 40
1905. before II. ID. Meese. Probate Judge. q,
Beaver. Beaver County, o. T.. and that Anal
hearing will be held at 10 O'Clock n. m. on
April s. 1908. before the Register and
Receiver at the United States Land ONCE In
Woodward, o. T.
The said contestant having, In a proper
| afhdavit filed January ,. 1905. set forth facts
which show that afier due diligence persona
| service of this notice can not be made, 1t 1,
| hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be gwen by uue ANA proper puUIIcutIou.
DICK 4. MORGAN, Register.
81 "A
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COTTON WOOD.

Anmb light snow f,ll here Thurs
dy night.
l.. G.. Johnson, Of Polk county,
| Missouri il located in this vicinity
IT,. wife will arrive soon.
Mr. R,dman and Mr.. John son are
/ reiking colts this week.
Art Baker wa, quite seriously hurt
at saturday while at work 10 Mr..
ruru ~ well. A rock ncciden'ly fell
IN him striking him on the shoulder
suirh will disable him Tor some time.
The baseball players failed to meet
Saturday on account Of being 30 busy
at work. Their motto is, work be-
fore play" They will try to play ball
next Saturday however.
Rev. Wilson did not go to hold
meetings as before stated. Th.
weather would not permit.
Lawrence Hall, who was quite seri-
nu -ly i'll, is somewhat improved.
l.. &. johnson purchased horse Of
Adam Walters recently.
Wm Il Wright, who was on the
sick list, is able TO bo about,
Ed Duffey has been sick with la
grippe but is some better at this wri.-
ing.
VIM, Il. Wright was plowins sod
Monday.
Lit,le Ethel Barker is on the sick
lis.. This damp weather Is hard on
children.
Cary Barker traded his gun for q
horse. A wise move, Cary, for gun
is far more dangerous than horse aud
less useful.
We hope our friends will not feel
sligsted If they do not see their names
in the paper or get mad " We mention
them. We do not ietsnd to mistreat
anyone aad would ask that our mis-
takes be overlooked. UNo