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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
J %on1em6urger gla&ri&teu. !

fnllft gcfunben unb lauertc anf
%uliere @llfunft. .Sreuois ianoen
mir uns mie0er.
Us NOR nod friib am Mbero, uno
10 madjten mir nod eilten angeneb.
men Spa5icrsong burd) einen interel-
lanten StaOttbeil oes boQ1noiihen
@cncoigs. Iuf Der unoeru Scite
OeS Woasuiers bel einem beirenoeteil
Sotelbciisers bcs Serrn Yctt, febr.
ten mir Elm inb nabmcn runier lebteS
Wabl aif europ1iihem @ooen Dor
Der Ibreile in ole Seimatb. Mtan
ierpirte uns anf Der 8eranba bes
Sotels, bon NO mir einen berrlid)en
Iusblid aiif Die aan1le nit ibren
pielen Sdifien ouf Waitb1nmen bat.
ten nno Dos regc Seben atf Stub,
llier uilO 9riiden beitens beobad)ten
fonnten. Cine Der an3iebenoltcn
StGote Gurppa's lit unb bleibt bas
maleriif)e alte &otterbam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04

ausiif)tsloiigfeit ibres ll~nterneb.
mems bereits 5nriidge5ogen.
Yin Der Miinonng Der s(OoIi. in
Die Sabnbof Ipeniie meroen I'M 2auie
Der begonnenen 9nl.S aiion einige
8eb1uoe oufgeiiibrt, Die cine mabre
3ieroe oes 9nbnboipiertels 5u fpcr.
Den oerlpre6en. 9as Sotel Stoar
miro pergroBert nno nit 5fpei MAZE.
ltatilfen Sbiirmen perieben. @egen.
ilber erbaut Die Snternntionale 9nnt
cine 6iliole, Die audJ elm Yraftbalt
peroen ioq, oabinter Serr Gampia
cine Grogerie. @igentbiimer Der
@alplGse mar Serr $. 9erfem aus
gonnemeg. @r erbielt BON Der
ganf 225 6ranfen iiir's Guaorat.
meter, bon Serrn Gampia 125 Sr.;
I'M 8an5en bat er fir 10000 ST.
ganpldse perfauit.
Gipilitanb Der Staot 9nrcmbnra.
9ctratben. - 4. M1rs: so.
bnnll Eeppinger, Waga5in.I rbeiter,
NIT &atbarina @rubcr: guaen
greper, @erffiibrer, nit Inna aim.
mes; @eorg @rpeloing, alempner,
NIT Suiannn Shneiber; aarl Gam.
bert gaiarb, @laier. nit anna
Sbmiot; Sobam Seinrid Seier.
eilen, @eid)1ftspertreter, nit Woria
gtiaes. g.: giftor, gen. Goltnro
Iiftor, giienbabnbeamter, nit Sen.
riette Warie 2%ebesglle; aarl gilbert
Wttolns Yetit, 9eif1ftsmann, nit
6ran5isfa Bertha 9roiiel; Soiepb
Sfmel5er, Waler, nit &atbarina
Wedp. l.: @rneit, gen. IdiQes
glof, &auimann, nit Sobonna
2epp.
Stcrbef6IIe. 3. Wdrs:
eatbarina Ger, oft 1 Monat; en-.
lanna @aterloo, alt 90 s., gbefrail
BON Eerer Wteper, Sonoorbeiter. A.:
Sobann Gugen @ilbelm Gtrinaer,
alt 8 Wonate; Sobann, gen. Sbbann
Eeter Meper, alt 81 g., Ioli5ei.
Ngent; 8ris Srancois 1ubr, aft 5
5. uno 8 Wonate. B.: grnit 9lo.
mig Wagner, alt s Wonate. g.:
Sobann @ilbelm, alt 81 g., Sftroi.
@innebmer; Nicolas Woria Gotba.
rina albinlis Warr, aft 53 s., &ent-
ner. s.: engenie gboulet, alt 20 8,
Sdngerin, ebelos. aus Seiancon. g.:
5ran5 Seinrid Sobann Ieter Werif,
dlt 10 s., Sdreiner, ebelos; Ma-
tbias anebler, alt AZ S, S~teinbauer,
ebelos aus 0efort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04
Ans ben iihrissn Tbeilem.

Wrepenmad)cr, 8. War5. gls in
perf!oiiener Haft Inn IL llbr ser
bier bel leinem @ater Si geiu6e mei-
lenoe Sr. 6ran5 Gieuoonne.G ampia,
Y%oltbeamter IN 2uremburg, Sdpo.
ger oes Srn. AOpofat. glnpalt Ganl-
pill ans %Surembiirg, bos &austbor
aiiflhlieBen polte, ltiir5ten iih Sipei
OILS Wasfierte auf i'm. Ger cine
belt i'm felt, Der 5meite rib inn Den
Sllt bonn aopfe mo perieste ibm nit
elmer gierflaihe einen 10 mu6tigen
Shlag anf Den aopf, baB er blrit-
iiberltromt unb rod)elno 3i 9ooen
fiel. Die beioen Weufler ergriiien
oaraif Die Sludt. Mls uniere Sen.
harmerie, meld)e Die gan5e Nad)t bie
W%asfenb1ae pnb Die Siroben abpa.
trouiairte, Den Shuerperletten Dor
ieinem G%lternbauie liegen ianb, trll-
gen Tie i'm ms Sais uno ioraten
fir Mr5t uno Yrieiter. Had) @nt.
fernnng Der @lasiplitter aus Der
Sddoeloede muroe Gieuoonne nit
Den III. Sterbeiaframcnten perleben.
9ie Yoli5ei bat Den 26i1brigen I'M.
p%erbeiratbeten Saalobner Hif. Stei.
fen oils Saupttbater perbaftet; iein
Wfitihuloiger iou elm 16iGbriger
Sanolanger lein.
&emeriden, 8. IdrS. SIN Ser
.WoIel 5piihen Nemeriten uno @in-
trinaen soe Der Ingler %. &uppert
init Der Se6tangel cine alte befannte
Vettlerin bon Soma oils Seihe oIs
Der Mfoiel. Die 2eihe mar nod I'M.
pericbrt. SIM linfen @rm trlg lie
Den @ettelforb, Die Sdube ieblten an
ben 5iiben. Wit obrigfeitlid)er Gr.
loilbnis murbe lie Samstag in Ie-
merifen firhlih %beer6igt. gs lit
Die inter Dem Hamen 9arbel be-
fannte @itttue u. Sbomwes. seb.
Barbara Hotb; tie par 80 Sabre oft.
Sid a. b. Nls., 6. @Gr5. Sn per-
f%lpiiener 9saft segeu balb II llbr
orong Der grbeiter Sobonn Yeiiier,
inoem er oas aiihenfeniter einidllig,
IN Die @obmlng oes Nrbeiters y.
gtidels. Nls Die Semitic oes leste.
rem ben miiiten @eleaen I'M Sumern
oes Saules bortc, ltemmten lid Der.
ifieoene Mitglieber binter Die 5biir.
Seiiier muBte bon Der 5biire obs
lalien. N~eierOingS febrte er aui Die
StroBe 5lriif, 5ertriimmerte elm
6eniter unb itieg ms Sous. Mit
einem Stuble beipaifnet, ging err iest
.segen Die Shlai5immertbiir. sSn
bieiem @iisenblid iliifteten Die 1a-
milienanseb0risen Nidels uno Ser
~14i1brige Sobn NnoreaS gab oili
Eeifier brei Hepolperihiiiie ob. glQe
orei &liaeln orangen Dem Yeiifer in
cinen Nrm. @utbidnaubeno elite
Eeiiicr oii Die StraBc suriif, mGb.
reno e. NnoreaS nuf's Stodmerf
iliidtete. Bon cinem Seniter be-
obnhtete er Settler unb ais oieier
lid nodnols anididte, ms Sous Sl
iteigen, CAB q. cinen nierten Sdnnb
anf ibn ab. meld)e 8llgel Dem Settler
IN Den Hiiden orang. Yeifier liegt
oarnieoer. q. lit iliihtig.
SdlinScrmanoeridDeib, 80. MGr3.
Sonf Den 9emiibunsen nnierer
0emeinoe . Sermnltung miro aud
nun uniere Srtidait oepndd)it Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04

BON Der bieiisen ct. Soiepb's.airhe
aus, nuf Dem biciigen futboliihen
aird)bof itott. Ger 8eritorbene mar
IN Esnningen (Scnninsen?), 9urem.
burg, geboreu. Siele Sabre lang
.orbeitete er bier ais Sdumoder. Gr
binterIaBt feline @ittiue mo ied]s er.
mahiene ainDer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04
Nm Mpntaa. ben 3. apriI. ~

Sim Montag, ben 3. gpril, mar
es nnierem &anosmann Dem bodp.
Eater 5. y. SricberL Witglieo Der
@eieqihnft Seiu, eegenm1rtig
Sberer Der Seiuiten .Wiiiiion IN Gali-
f%ornien unb Yrdiioent oes ct. So
natius, Goaegs in San Srancisco
pergonnt, iein iilbernes 8riciter.
Subil1nm St feiern. Eater Srie-
Den muroe i'm Sabre 1914 in @bnen.
3anton @repenmnder, 2uremburg,
geboren. Seine flniiiiben Stiioien
madte err am gtben1im 5u 2nrem.
burg, fam nad) I~blolpiring berielben
am 20. SUM 1869 nod Den Ser.
Stoateu, uad)oem er ON "a. Sebruar
besielben Sabres 5u SronhienneS in
@elgien in Den Seiuitenoroen getre.
ten unO fiir Die amerifaniihen Mil.
iiolien beitimmt mar. 9as Hopi5iat
beitano Tater SrieOen 5u Sloriiiant,
Wiiiouri, in Ser S~roensanitalt uno
lebrte bon 1871 bis 1874 an Der BON
ben Mitglieoern Ger @eicaidait
Sein gcleiteten ct. 9oiliS llniperiitp
in ct. 2ouiS, Miiiouri. Sieben
Sabre perbrabte er on Der 2ebran.
ltalt fir bobere Stuoien. melde Der
Srben Der @eielihoit Seii 81 @ooo-
tod, Morplnnb, belist, sur &oaen.
hung ieiner Nusbiloung. Sort err
belt CT am 3. Mpril 1880 bon GrS.
biibofs @ibbpnS bon Baltimore ole
FL. Yrieltermeibe. Moge es Dem
bodm. Yater Srieben perg0nilt lein
aiid) iein goioenes Subildum bel gil-
ter 8eiunobeit 81 ieiern! 30 maltos
annosl
On Syraemie, u. -, iinb sic beut-
lhen 9ir6enpereine 81 elmer Sofal.
Soberatiem 5i,iammen eetreten. NIT
Der Ibiift, Der Soberotion fatboli.
ider Sereine bon Imerifa iid an
5uihlieben. Bel elmer am Conn.
tag, Den II. M1r5, in Der Maria
Simmelfnbrts. Shulballe Sl oieiem
3mefe abgebaltenen Waiien : Der.
lammlung belt ald mller 2anos-
mann, Der bodpp. Safer Heulanb,
Neftor Der Sl. Treiialtigfeits 8e-
meinbe boielbit, cine Siinoenoe &eoe,
Die nit grobem 9eifall aufgenom-
men mlroe uno niht wenig bo5u bel.
trng, bab Die @~riinoung elmer Sofal-
6ooeration ioiort 81 Stanoe fam.
9aeaba, @is., 81. Mdr5 1905.
8ergansenen Sreitag, Den "a.
Mdr5, lanete aiii Der Giienbabnlta.
ton &anoom Cafe, @is., cine ioge.
nannte r8ertical Stationarp 0aio.
line engine" an. melhe bon Der be.
riibmten Sobn Sanion Mfg. so. in
gtep Solitein, MiS., erimioen rno
gebnit wlroe. 9ielelbc mlirbe bon
Serrn q. .. Wueller ans Iecooa,
einem ltrebiumen Tgenten ser beioa.
ten 6irna. IN gmpfang genommen
mo inter hclicn ipe5iellen Seitmg
81 Dem SGufcr, einem Srn. @ounro
Wa1rit in Manoom 9afe, transpor.
tiert mo auigeitellt. 9aranf muroe
bieielbe bon Serrn Mneler alli ibre
2eiihngsfdbiofcit aepriiit nnb es
5eigte lid,, nadlbem lie cine 3eit lang
selauien, baB lie por5iislid innftio-
mirte.
9ie ssobn 9auion Gnaine lit bon
icbr ioliocr, icood) cinfad)er 3uiam.
mcnietung. iebr leid)t Sn ~banobaben.
arbeitet slatt unb iider uno bat iid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-04-04

Den Herr Dubbelknapps: Ma wuo'
fir bestuodt der ech net, Joffer Boren.
drot?"
D'Joffer Borendrot: Ma wuofir
soil ech mech da bestuoden. Ech hi
10 schon en- Hond, de knuttert; eng
Popegei. de fiucht; an e Kuoder, den
Nuots net h~emk0nnt!"
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29
No Crossing Over New River-Number
 Eight People Incommunicado

The efforts of the people of the Braw- with the people of Imperial Water Company No. across the torrents of New river have, so far, met with disas- ter, and now after nearly six weeks of constant endeavor the goal seems as far away as ever.
 First, determined effort was put forth to save the wagon bridge, crowds of laborers putting in day and night building up the approaches and raising the structure Finally the rising waters carried away all their work and wrecked the bridge, even floating away the structure itself Then wire cable was stretched over the stream and passen- gers and light parcels of freight carried across by this means. Repeated breaks and accidents to this means of com munication eliminated in the disaster which cost the life of John Tishbarek.
 In the meantime work was going forward on ferry boat, which reached such stage of completion that it was launched last Saturday. The cable from which it was to be operated was stretched across the stream, the pulleys adjusted and everything made-ready for the trial trip. Slowly the new craft took the surging waters, bearing  on it's bosom the hopes and fears of the good people of Brawley and Number Eight. The trip across the river was successfully made and hope rose high that the rescue was about to be effected and the people of Number Eight, who had been so long cut off from cOmmunl- cation with the outside world, be again placed in touch with their fellow set tiers in other parts of the Valley. But not so. On the return trip the pulleys got out ot order, the ropes holding the ferry boat gave way and the craft from which so much had been hoped, was swept away by the torrent. There were two men on the boat when it gave way. One sprang into the water and luckily reached the bank without assistance. The other remained on the boat which was swept along by the terrible current for about three quarters of mile, when it landed against some
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stout mesquite stumps He then securely tied the boat 10 the mesquites against which it was lodged and was able to reach the bank and escape from his perilous position without much difficulty.
 The last heard from the boat, the current had turned it partly over anu it was nearly filled with water.
 Certainly bad luck attends the efforts to get across the New river at Brawley. Several parties were there ready to cross with teams and families and had been waiting for the ferry to get in operation. Its unGimely end was sore disappointment to them, but they all felt fortunate that neither themselves nor their families were on the boat at the time it gave way What effort will next be made to reach over the river remains to be seen, but that the un- dertaking will not be abandoned goes without saying, for the Brawley people never give up anything they set out to do.
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29
NUMBER FIVE rlEETiNG
Adjourned to August II, at which Time Vote on Bonds will be Taken

The meeting of stockholders of Water Company No. 5 at Holtvile last We'd nesday was somewhat strenuous one. It was called for the purpose of consid- ering the issue of $100,000 Tn bonds for construction and completion of their canal system. Involved in the questions at issue was the contract by which the unsold stock of No. 5 was returned to it. No effort had been made to enlighten the stockholders on the matters that were to come before them, and very little effort to get out sufficient repre- sentatiOn of the stock to make it possi- ble to hold the election
 The result was that when the stock holders came together scarcely any of them felt sufficiently informed to care to take action on the matter. The natural feeling of every one, everywhere is to look with disfavor on bonds, and it was not until it was made plain that the money must be raised for the purposes enumerated, the work must be done. and paid for when done, that the mat ter could be gotten before the stockhold- CTS on it's merits.
 The meeting came to order Wednes- day about II o'clock. The rest of the day was spent in discussion, and thresh- ing the. subject from all points of view. They then adjourned until Thursday, at which time it was decided. to appoint committee consisting of Dr. c. S. Lombard, D. A. Wheeler, c. c. Crane, H. G. Stratton, and Joel Anderson to examine the lands that will be available for using the water on and to report at the meeting to be held on August. II at Holtville. !
 After which the stockholders meeting adjourned to meet at HOltville on August II for further consideration of these matters. In the meantime the stockholders can fully inform themselves of the situation in all ;ts bearings It seems that the money must be raised, and in one of three ways: Either vote bonds; levy a heavy assessment, or sell the stock off cheap to 8 syndicate. t,is not believed but that the Eastsideepeo- pie will be convinced of the wisdom oi voting the bonds and protecting their assets long before the day comes to l take the vote.
 ppI2E- WINNING Poland China niys
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29
Virgil Patterson will buy your fat hogs.

The San Diego papers report the finding of the body of man on the desert some Where between Carriso creek and New river. There are no details given as Coroner Morgan, who went to the place to investigate, had not returned, but it IS supposed the man was another victim ot "the desert, grim aid gray"
 The dancing party given for the bene- Ut of the Imperial band boys was very enjoyable affair. The music was fur nIshed by Mrs. hepherd and Mir. Wright and was excellent. A large crowd was present and every one had good tune: The only complaint was that the evening was almost too warm for much dancing, but aside from this the affair was a success in every way, and the evening was highly enjoyed by all.
 We notice the BrawIey News is pub fishing d series of articles under the cap- tlon Leading Men of the Imperial Canal system. The same articles, same cuts and same heading was published in the PRESS during the spring of 1902. If Brother Witter desires to bring his sub Ject down to date we can furnish him with elegant likenesses of Messrs. Epes Randolph, R. H. Ingram and G. A. farkyns and he can entertain his readers with matter concerning the Leading Men of the Imperial Canal System at the Present Time"
 Body of Drowned Man Pound
 The body of Albert Rogers, the young Southern Pacific employee who was I Irnxr <l 1oe
 found Thursday morning about o'clock by D. L. Russell in the Alamo river, at the point where said river has been diverted from it's former course by the California Development Co.,, and made to run straight north through section 36, township IA south, range IA east. This place is about nine miles from the point where the young man was drowned. MT. Russell has been stationed at this point for about three months, superin- tending the work of keeping the Alamo from cutting into Mesquite lake, and has quite crew of Indians under him. He found the body tangled in some of the brush he had put along the banks to keep it from cutting. The Indians, who are very superstitious and will not touch dead body, demurred strongly when MT. Russell ordered them to bring the body ashore. However, by getting ropes and passing them around the body, it was finally landed and Mir. Russell called MT. w. NJ. Weaver, who lives near, to keep watch on the body while he got into communication with officers and others and arranged for an inquest, if one was considered necessary, and for the interment of the body. Agent Cannon of the Southern Pacific Go. went out for the body and it was brought to Imperial Thursday afternoon where it was taken in charge by Under taker Wessell and prepared for ship ment to the relatives at Alameda, Cal. Shipment will probably be made Satur- day morning.
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29
SCHOOL BOND ELECTION NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given to the electors of SilSbee School District, in the County of San Diego, and State of California, that in accord ance With the provisions of tue Political Code of the State of California, forth in Section 1880, to and including Section 1889 of said Code, election will be held on the 22d day of August, A. D. 1903. attheSchOo1 House No. in said Silsbee School district, which time will be submitted to the electors of said District the question of issuing bonds of the District and selling the same, for the purpose of raising money for pnr- chasing school lots, for building or purchasing one of more school houses in such District, for inSuring the same, for supply ing the with furniture and necessary apparatus, for imp-OV- ing the grounds, for any all of said pur- poses. and for liQuidating any indebtedness already incurred for said purposes.
 The polls will be opened aud the election held at the School House No. l. in Si1Sbee School Dis trict, the 22d day of August, 1905, and the polls will be open from 2O'cIock p. m until snndOwn of said day.
 Geo W. Nichols and l.. l.. Forester will act as judges of said election and Thos. Harding will act as inspector at said election.
 The amount of bonds to be issued is thou sand dollars, of the denomination of two hun dred dollars each, and to bear interest at the rate of per cent per annnm.
 Said bonds are to be numbered COnseCutively to inclusive, and are to mature as follows, tO-wit:
 10 inclusive years from date.
 to inclusive years from date.
 to inclusive years from date.
 to inclusive years from date
 to inclusive 10 years from date
 Said election will be held in conformity with the provisions of the Political Code of California governing such elections.
 w. E. WILSIE rr. .S s:,1
 A. H. REHkOPF SI'ooI 1;str;ot m
 E. G. IRWIN '0"ooi DiS'i'0' Dated July 24, 1905. july 29-aug 10 Subscribe for the PRESS The best newspaper in the Valley.
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29

FOR RENT-16O ares kafir corn and 100 acres of barley stubble for cattle feeding. Alamo ranch miles north and l mile west of Holtville. Address J. NJ. Prim, box 62, HOltville, Cal.
 july 15-29
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A FINE PROPOSITION! FOR SALE -64O acres deeded land, unimproved; with $40 shares of water stock the very choicest alfalfa and fruit land in the Valley. Splendid for stock ranch or colonization purposes. Price reasonable, very easy terms. Address Imperial Real Estate Co.,, Redlands, Cal. july 1 g
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29

FOR EXCHANGE-16 acre ranch, clear, in Reynolds County, Missouri, value, $2O per acre, to exchange for Imperial. Address with statement of proposition, "X," care of Press.
 Feb 25-tf
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FOR RENT OR PASfURE-4SO acres barley stubble; part growing corn and alfalfa; hog tight and cattle fenced Tn 0O-acre lots. Will be pastured cheap. Will also be rented for one or more years on reasonable terms. 215 miles east of Brawley. Apply to or address Hutchings & Co.,, BIawIey. july 1tf
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29

FOR SALE-Tent house for sale IOxl2, in good condition; good, strong floor. Inouire miles ncrth Heber, Mrs. Georgia Cole. may6-tf
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W WANTED-200 head or more of cattle
 to pasture on kaffir corn and barley fine pasture, we'll fenced, good care guaranteed. Enquire ef E. Mead, w.
 l-2 of Sec. s, four miles N. w. of HOltYille. Jnlv Tiff
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
 line each insertion.

W WANTED-HOrses and cattle to pasture Prof Sisson's ranch on DalIlia.
 apr. 22tt
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Gasoline engine1 l-2 horse power. bargain for the right party Apply PRESS office.
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One Dollar Saved Represents Ten Dollars Earned

The average man does not save to exceed ten percent of his earnings, He must spend nine dollars iri living ex- being the case he cannot be too careful about unnecessary expenses. Very often g few cents properly invested, like buying seeds for his garden, will save several. dollars outlay later on. It is the same in buying Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It costs but few cents. and a bottle of it in the house often saves doctors billof several dollars. For sale by all dealers. S @S
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29

ATTENTION-The Mugford Restaurant on the corner is going on as of old under the efficient management of Johnny Jones in front and Eugene Wales at the cuisine. Good meals for 20cts. Everything clean and whole some. july 15tf
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STRAY-Red steer, year old past, at my place, 3 miles $. w. from Imperi- al: l.. l.. Forester. Apply at Press office, and describe the brand and marks. july If
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nice porch, shade trees, etc. Apply at this office. june 8 tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

Drs. Henry and Maud K. Holtzman. graduate opticians at 1mperiai pIug Company. mar ii-"
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EsTRAY NOTICE-Taken up by me,
 at the Terribilini ranch, four miles southwest of Imperial, one small year ling bay horse colt, with white strip in face. Owner can have same by
 proving property and paying expenses: W. F. Weed, Imperial, Cal. y 22tf
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29

FOR SALE-16O acres choice land, well
 adopted to alfalfa; 1a miles from
 Heber, 5 14 miles iron! Gale xlc"' on
 one of the best laterals only Z miles from Main canal: 50 acres under cul- tivation, fine crop this year. Terms 1a cash balance on easy payments run ming or 5 years if desired. Address stRancher" Heber, Cal. may 6tf
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29

FOR SALE-Jas. M. Cardiff has few
 more dairy COWS for sale. Will ex- change for good heavy mares. 319
 miles northeast of Imperial. y tf
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29

LasT-On rad between Imperial and Brawley, the evening of July 4th, one large som brero hat trimmed with pink. Finder please return to Press offlce.
 july 8th If
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29

FOR SALE-First class milk COWS. ln-
 ouire of c. E. Scott, Holtville. je24tf
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29

TO EXCHANGE-Equity in house and lot in Re,llands, for horses, hogs or cattle. Address ''X,"e, care ot rrtss'
 Feb 25-tf
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FOR SAIE-one Wagner Barley Roller
 filI Capscityzl4 to. IS tons per day ; elevators, beIting, everything ecom-
 plete and in good condition; also one .Peltons water wheel. Will sell right.
 Address: G. ". DefOrd, National City. Cal. &jniy 22-aug F :.
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29

FOR sSALE-l6O head of hogs and 4 head of mules. address W: A. 1oung, Holtvifte. Juiy Io-h
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PRIZE WINNING Poland China pigs for sale or males to exchange for fe- males if Al. Two-year old male for sale cheap. JIG. Thompson, BrawIey, Cal. july 22-aug l9
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29

FOR SALE-2 spans A No. 1 mules.
 Part on time with proper security Call on or address F. $. Webster, CaIazona ranch, $ miles south west or Imnerial. june17-tf
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29

EOR SALE-4O or 80 shares of water
 stock in Company No. l. Can be
 bought at bargain. Address No; D Grant St.. Redlsnds, Cal. lunelOtf
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29

FOR SALE-A steam engine, II horse power with l50 feet belt. Inquire at this office.
The Imperial press., 1905-07-29

FOR SALE-Brood sows; will farIow III
 October. Also milk cows. Call on or address Fuller Bros. Heber. july l5tf