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The Winslow mail., 1905-08-19

stock cattle. ........S 72O 90
improvements lot r. block 1 40 90
lots to 5, block 4. 27O 90
stock cattle. le.............. II 90
additional assessment land
Sec %, T %, R 19, acres. =. 145 90
additional assessment land
Sec %, T 18, r 10, 157 acres. $50 90
additional assessment land
Sec %, T 16, r 19, 68 acres 200 90
additional assessment land
Sec %, T IS, r 19, y acres. rs 90
improvements thereon on $50 90
land Sec II, T Is, r 22 $50 90
lot q, block -........... 25 90
stock cattle. e.............. Is 90
saddle horse. se......... 80 90
additional assessment buggy 40 90
imp land Sec 13, T II, R - 100 90
addit'l asst saddle 3 horses 40 90
additional assessment 4 COWS so 90
additional assessment 2 jacks 10 90
additional ass mt 500 sheep 1000 90
additional assessm' t saddle Is 90
add asst imp possessOry right so 90
add asst household goods -. 80 90
stock cattle. e.... 800 90
add asst lots u to Is, block 225 90
improvements thereon ~ 562 so
improv is lots to f. block O $500 90
irprov is lots 1 to 2, block 1915 90
household goods ........ 10 90
add ass lots Is and 16, blk K $50 90
improvements thereon . 800 90
imp lots 9 and TO- block D. 5000 90
saddle horses. s............ 80 90
land Sec 81, T 49, r 49, u 80
sheep ..... . 5.4OO 90
stock of goods. ....... 49,. $500 90
add asst lots 81 and %, blk 3 112 80
improvements thereon .. 4S7 80
add asst 40 acres land, Ram
say Place. ................... 100 %
stock Of goods Whiteriver 400 90
improv'ts lots 3 and f. book 800 co
land Sec II. T 16, r 22. 80 90
lot 1, block -........... 25 90
land Sec 20, T 10, r 22.. 90 90
work horses ............... 300 90
add ass interest IN threSher 25 90
stock Of goods ........ 500 90
sheep Observation-Disclosures. 400 90
sheep Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
above property and all who are interested
flied that the Board of Equalization will
; Board of Supervisors, in the Court House
tory of Arizona, at 8 O clock in the fore
ay in August, 1905, at which time and
consider and determine whether the as
ed or any thereof, shall be increased,
n be present with such witnesses as you
)e given a hearing. These assessments
taken up and considered in the order as
ess, for good cause first shown, the time
The Winslow mail., 1905-08-19

Schaal, George F i.
Santa Fe Railway Co.
The Winslow mail., 1905-08-19

ScOrSe, w r. =.
Smithson, Julia =.
Smithson. J d Jr. /.
Smithson, j d Sr. d.
Smith, S F +.
Stra tton, w E. :.
Shumway, Howard /.
Smith, Joseph w =. :.
Smith, John w j..
Smith. S d. !.
Smith, Jesse N. i.
Shumway, Wallace j.
Solomon, E D. :.
Shum way, j j /.
Shumway, W A. :. :.
Scott, George. -. /.
Scott, James -.
The Winslow mail., 1905-08-19

Readhead, Joseph -.
Rogers, A L. :.
Rogers. Amos.
Ramsay, George c..
Rhoten. j r.
Rhoten, Jasper
Rhoten, G. L.
Readhead, j O.
Santa Fe Land Improve
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-10
SUCCESSFUL
Was the School al CarrsvilIe Which
Closed Last Friday.

Prof X. +. Babb closed one of
the most successful schools herr
Friday that Carrsvillc has had Tor
many a'ycar. lie has done more
To build mp the school library than
any other teacher we have ever had
During the tcrm..hc has had two
entertainments at which over So
has hccn added To- the library fund
thereby increasing il l2j volume,
The entertainment Saturday nigh,
was the hest ever given at this place
For.morc than three hours the aud.
fence oistwo.. hundred and more
were sswaycd with laughter and
mirth.
The actors acquitted thcmsel,c,
with honor. The door receipt,
were s3S -.
Mr. and Mr.. Babh gave the pu.
pils.of his room a nice supper Fri
day night which wa, o great ,r,ar
and was cnpycd a. only young I.u
pie can cnpy such things Frr,,
five were present.
Miss HATTIE Barrett wa, yu,cd IN,
hc,t ,tndyni.
Mr. Bahb will hgin a norma
Monday, Marh L..
Being a nominee iur ,chuol sul.r
intcndcnl, We predict a grnrr,
awakening IT the ,phuul Interest,
under hi. regime.
tTiIIN.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-10
" MOTT

Gcn.l EmigratiunAg,ut
Northern Pacific Ey - Paul,
Mimi
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-10
WHICH ARE Y0U7

There are two kinds of people on
earth to-day,
Just two kinds Of people, no more,
| say.
Not the sinner, and saint, for It's
well understood
The good are half bad, and the bad
are half good
Not the rich and the poor, for to
count a man : wealth
You must first know the state of
bis conscience and health.
Not the humble and proud, for in
lifc's little span,
Who puts on vain airs is not count
cd a man.
Not the happy and sad, for the
swift flying years
Bring each man his laughter and
each man his tears.
No; the two kinds of people on
earth | mean,
Are the people who lift and the
people who lean.
Wherever You 90, you will find the
world Is masses
Are always divided in just these
two CLASSES
And oddly enough, YOU will find
too, ] wccn,
There i only one litter TO twenty
who lean.
In which.class are you? Are you
casing the load
OF oyertaxcd liftcrs who toll
down the road
Or are you a lcancr, who lets other,
bear
Your portion Of labor and worry
and care?
ELLN WHEELER Wilcox.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-10
Selling Cigars by Hand.

The COMMISSIONER advise. ,l1,
the retailer who take. uu, two r,
thur ripr fmm a loN tur The Gus.
TONER to select one and then ID
plarc. the others IN the lnN /, mot
violating the regulation. unlc..
,hcr i. evidence of fraud con.
ncclcl The dealer wa. ad,i.n.
that the obivt of the regulation.
as published In Ciruhr NJ. 6is.
was tn prevent the illegal sale Of
cigar, and tolucco separated fnn,
the original stamped prkags. and
upon which no tax ha. bccn paid.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-10
Practical Points

v n u ones belief lu Christ los.
not lead him To- a righteous lie. b. b.
not saving faith Thou believes,
there is a Gou thou dus.l we'll.
but fal'h without works s dead ss
9. ~ 60
NM Unless Christ nov dveris With
us, Ne cannot dwell with Him here.
after Father I will that the, nls,
Who Thou hast given me be with M,
where am. John i5. e.
v b. None but God himself can "a,
l.il The soul which was created Win
0odlike anpetltes God created ma.
In MS own image Ger. IA
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-10
IRRIGATED LAND IN THE SPOKANE
VALLEY.

The Spokane Valley extends from
| the city Of Spokane for about thirty
miles, with an average width Of hv,
miles, reaching Cuur d'Alcnc City,
ION Cow d'Alcnc Lake, to tn,
/ southeast, and Rathdrm, Idaho,
| To- the northeast. The soil i, SINH.
lar to that Of the famous Rim,
Valley in Germany, with this dit.
ference, that while the Rhine Val
ley has been cultivated for thous.
and, Of years, the Spokane Valley
j, practically virgin soil
Spokane j, the distributing point
for Eastern Washington and North.
.cm Idaho, has a population of g..
900. and from 1t electric lines are
being constructed To all part, of the
valley, which will soon be- one vast
suburb Of the city itself
Irrigated land in the western
portion Of the valley J., now worth
500 per acre, while iu the eastern
part, where water Is now ready for
u,,, 1t can hc had for about $50
per acre. Alfalfa, and -cmi-ropicll
fruits of all varieties grow "a per.
fiction in this district. The pmN.
unity Of Spokane make, this au
exceedingly dc,irabl, proposition.
For map, and other publication.
dealing with thi, audulh,r district,
along the Northern Pacific rs.
ask for Series y t..
Write Ia
&. " MOTT,
G,nl EmigratiunAg,ut.
Northern Pacific Iy - Paul.
Mimi
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-10
stiTation

The annual co,t II frc m,ur.
amer is reasonable, the protection
absolute. Have your property in.
sur,d today, II may burn before tn.
morrow, delays are dangerous.
Write to BouRiANp II HAYNES.
General Insurance Agents. Marion.
Ky, and investigate rates,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-10
/ Inhabitants Of the Philippines


I {.
9*e*6*a*ts y. =. - = ..*c*t:1.:
The Philippines are about lOOC
in number, of which Luzon is the
largest and Manila is the capital.
Manila is situated on Manila Bay
and is the largest city Manila Bay
is a large land locked body Of water
full of sharks. submarincmincS and
filth.
There are more than 200 tribes
of the natives speaking more than
20 different languages. In Manila
English is spoken some. In most
of the smaller towns Spanish Is
spoken, the native languages adj
herring to the tribes OF the country
and mountainous regions,
The Roman Catholic religion, in
crude way, is Iprofesscd by most
of the civilized tribes Of Luzon,
while those hali-civilized profess
various creeds which have been
handed down from their ancestors
from India, Brahmanism being
most common. Some worship the
sun, some the stars, some a favor
tie dog, some large trees, some
large inland bodies Of water, and a
great many worship idols OF their
own manufacture.
The women enjoy very non
important position in their social
circles as well as in their religions.
The occupations Of the men are
hunting, fishing, stealing and muir
dering, while the women cultivate
the small crops, cook, wash and
watch the men.
The sports on Sundays are cock
fighting, gambling, card playing
and telling lies.
The islands; an appropriate
present for a deadly enemy.
The natives; friends at the point
Of a bayonet
The family; conglomcratcd
mass Of dogs, flies, bed bugs, cara
boos, cats and monkeys living
together on terms OF equality.
The houses; a bunch Of rubbish
thrown together and held up 10y
bamboo poles.
The country; a blotch on the
Eastern horizon Of Gods green
earth.
The climate: hcalthful for dogs,
oenuPcdes, scorpions, mosquitoes,
insects and snakes.
The women; ????2
The mosquito Is 80 large that b,
has often been substituted for III,
carrier pigeon, being much NOR,
able to stand the fatigue Of tn,
journey. Malaria is 50 prevalent
that Luzon has been shaken many
times with hard chill.
The caraboo, the principal beas
Of burden, resembles a large OK
On a journey Of three miles, tcr
days rations are needed. On
journey Of 100 mile, the drive.
would die with old age bcior,
reaching his destination.
Stay away from the Philippine
unless you think YOU would lik
'cm is the advice oi the writer.
II. y, G.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-10
For Sale or Rent.

\ splendid hm heated in IN,
minrnl'vli Srhoolhuusc. church
and pn,lollio' near hy. Gusl neigh
h'rh,pl. land m psd state II rul
llmllun. plenty " water. viii
1l-o sll household and kitchen
lumiiur, stock, hog.. wagon, hrm
mg implements. rlr. viii s'll 1t
a bargain Mn. \. !. Wnmr,
l'u lcvias ny,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-10

There Is more Catarrh in this
section oi the country than all 9th.
er diseases put together, and until
the last few year, was supposed Ia
he incuphlc. For great many
years doctors pronounced Il a local
disease AMI prescribed local RENE.
dies, and hy constantly failing to
cure with local treatment, pro-
nounccd il ncumblr. Science ha,
proven caarrh to h. constitution.
al disease and Therefore REQUIRE,
constitutional treatment Hall,
Catarrh Cur, manufactured hy 2.
J. Cheney ~ Co., T,lclD, ohio. Z.
the only constitutional cure un 90,
market. Il i, taken internally in
dose, from 10 drops tn teaspoon.
ful. " acts dirvtly on The blood
and mucous surface, oi the system.
They offG one hmdrd'dullar. iur
any ease they fail To cure. send
for circular. and testimonials
FL. CHENEY a CO..
Toledo. q.
Sold 10y Druggists, ,ic.
Take Hall, Family Pill lor run.
st,,,,t,,u
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-10
Splendid Farm
for Sale I!

tl acres, Tenant houses u g
and Q rooms. tobacco barns. tobae.
co factory. large stock harms s0ssp
feet. house II rooms. g wells.
cis,cns spring.. % acre, ~ fine
timber 20 acres grass and clover
This b. one of the most desirable
farms in Cnttcnden county. heated
near I e. railroad, In rood neigh
horhood viii ssll a. q whole or
divide into thrc, farms Price t,.0no
terms easy
T. e. BOuRLAND.
NsnoN. kt
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17

Oakes Murphy, sire, Leland Stan ford; entered by V. L. Clark
 Senor Della, sire, Boydello; entered by R. NJ. Johnson.
 Willie Amber, sire, Standell; Frank Cavallieri.
 Otto Sarony, sire, Sunny J; entered by Chas. A Iekel.
 Ed J, sire, Sunny J; entered by R. A. Warner.
 Signet. sire. Sunny J; entered by c. w. Stevens.
 Delta J, sire. Sunny J; entered by w. T. Barkley.
 RachelIs, sire, Boydello; entered by w N. Tiffany.
 It is interesting to note that all but three of the entries are valley born horses. Senator l. leads, having nine colts in the list. Sunny J. comes sec ond with seven colts and Oh So third with six colts. Tn the two year old and the yearling pacing entries the as seciation officials reopened the entries to close them September 1st- It had been decided to make six entries fill but up to the present time only four have entered in the 2 year old class and three in the yearling. The list when completed will be announced later.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17
TWO KINDS OF MONEY
Likely ts DsmOraIizs the Finances of
 China.

San Francisco. Aug. 16.-Carl Beck man, a Berlin banker, and q recent arrival here, who has been travelling extensively in China. says that a grave monetary crisis is liable to occur in China before long.
 That country" he goes on to say, seems to be manipulating its coinage in such a manner, and to have a less valuable coin circulating side by side with the more valuable, and, accord ing to the we'll known economic law the less valuable medium is likely to drive out the more valuable one and cause a financial depression.
 Heretofore, the cash, a copper coin in value equal to about one-twentieth of the American cent, has been the chief coin of Chinese circulation. But recently there has been an extensive mintage of a coin called the cent It is equal to about ten cash Of the latter, fully 100000 were coined last year. while the mintage of the cash has not been increased. Now, while the value of the cent is nominally about ten times that of the cash its intrinsic value is not nearly so much larger. and I fear the less valuable in trinsically of the two coins, will drive out the other. doubt if the industrial
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17

is a complete list, were closed August 1st:
 Rosaline, sire, Rose Boy; entered by Wolf Sachs.
 Victor Oh So, sire, Oh So; entered by J. c. Adams.
 JedreI Russell. sire, L. w. Russell; entered by J. c. Adams. Mayo L. sire, Senator L; entered by C. A. Larsen.
 Del So, sire. Oh So;entered by A. H. Davidson.
 Mary Anne, sire, Sunny J; entered by L. Nj. Hoghe. w. w. Cook.
 Nanoso, sire. Oh So; entered by w. NJ Breckenridge.
 Matho, sire, Boydello; entered by B. A. Packard.
 Sombra Vista, sire, Senator L; en- tered by c. A. Smith.
 Jane. sire, Sunny J; entered by Stevens & Wiggins- Moqui, sire, Senator L. entered by John Noble.
 Navajo, sire, Senator L; entered by John Noble. Col Roundtree. sire. Sunny J; en- tered by ThOs. Johnson.
 Marguerite. sire, Oh So; entered by w. R. Albright. | Valley Star. sire, Senator L; enter 1 ed by Louis Melczer.
 Frosty. sire, Judge B; entered by C. Nj. Foreman.
 Bonita, sire. Tobasco: entered by O. l Magnani.
 Chiquita, sire, Senator L; entered | by A. Magnani.
 To-Go. sire. Oh So; entered by wm Ryder. l Dulcie. sire, Senator L.; entered by D. R. Crosby. l Senator Tirzah. sire, Senator L; en- tered by w. N. Tiffany.
 Prince Willmar. sire, Senator L: en- tered by w. N. Tiffany.
 For the two year year old events ten entries have been made the same con \ ditions governing as in the yearling class, making in all purses to the i amount of S45O. The entries follow: Il George. sire, Mendocino; entered by | J. C. Adams. | Arizona Mckinney, sire, Mckinney ! entered by J. c. Adams.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17
MOUNTAIN FELL ON THEM
Twelve Men Killed in a Pennsylvania
 Quarry.

Allentown, Penna.. Aug. 16.-A mass of limestone. weighing thousands of tons, slid from a side of the quarry of mill A, of the Lehigh Portland Ce- ment company at Ormrod at noon to- day just five minutes before time to quit work Twenty-seven men were at work in the quarry. which is 1000 feet long, 15O feet across and 100 feet deep. The heavy rains of the last two days had softened the earth and caused the slide of rock.
 Where the fallen mass slipped away smooth and nearly perpendicular wall was left, rising sheer 100 feet above the bottom of the quarry, while the entire quarry floor was covered with broken, jagged rocks. Only nine of the men got away safe, four of whom escaped by running up on a mass of rock at the opposite side of the quarry. The remaining eighteen were huddled in a space of ten feet square, twelve of whom were killed, and six injured. Two of the latter may die. All of the men were Slavon- fans who lived in shanties close to the quarry.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17
HERO OF TICONDfROGA
The Dedication of a Related honu.
 ment to Ethan Allen.

Burlington, Vermont Aug. 16.-A massive battlemented tower of Yer mont granite, erected in memory of Vermont's revolutionary hero, Ethan Allen, on the farm where he spent much of his life, was dedicated in this city today.
 The orator of the day was Chas. w. Fairbanks, vice president of the Unit ed States. Thousands of visitors from all over the state rendered the vice president an ovation when he arose to speak. MT. Roosevelt was represented by Secretary of the Interior Ethan AL len Hitchcock, a great grandson of the Vermont hero.
 Today was chosen for the dicatory exercises as being peculiarly appropri- ate. as it marked the 12Sth anniver- sary of the battle of Bennington, and was a legal holiday in the state.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17
ARIZONA COLTS
Two Lists of Promising Ones to be
 Seen at Territorial Fair.

Taking as a criterion the entries for the yearling and the two year old classes for the territorial fair races the events will be by far the most interesting of any meeting ever held in Arizona. HOrsemen who have seen the list say that considering the linn ited area to draw from it is remarka- ble. In all g yearlings nave been en- tered and their owners have signified their intention of paying the S25 entry fee which is paid in monthly install nents of $5. To this sum the assOci- ation gives s2OO added money so it is seen that should all the entries stand s775 in purses will be made up for the yearling events.
 The entries. of which the following s
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17
Nothing succeeos LIke Success

He has tho confidence and patronage of the leading business men, and 10 ost prominent citizens of Arizona. The nOCf0r fa a yrafiuatn r,f
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17
lN DARKNESS AND WIND.
A Disturbing Visitation at St. Louis
 Yesterday.

St. Louis, Aug. 16.-A score of per sons were more or less seriously in jured in St. Louis and East St. Louis as the result of a violent wind and rain storm, which followed ten min utes of sudden darkness today. Two were blown from roofs of houses, many were injured by falling roofs, and one was hurt in a stairway crush, caused by a panic in the Louisville & Nashville freight office on the east side.
 The wind caused widespread dam age on both sides of the river. Build ings were unroofed, chimney tops were blown over and suspended signs were torn loose and sent rattling along the streets. During the phenomenal darkness the wind reached a velocity of forty eight miles an hour.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17

You will have our sym pathy if you don't trade at McKee's Cash Store com mencing in September.
 Send your name if you don't live in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17

strength of China is such as to make it prepared to substitute such a unit of money as the cent for the much less valuable unit, on which all transac- tfons have been based in the past"
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17
OUR EAST WINDOW


 U. Fusib | of ignition No betsn batteie dectIyw wit tn fly whee
 ouwirca at
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17

Ut is possible to ba lucky at cards and also lucky in love" remarked the
 Wise Guy. "Yes," agreed the Simple
 Mug. 'I suppose it's simply a case of holding hands."-Philadelph Record.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-13
HE lime IS sHORT.
BrsIOs County Must Hustle TO Win the
$50 Farmers Congress Prize.

Ia view Of the fact that the dates
for the annual meeting Of the
Farmers Congress, July %, 20
and y, are rapidly approaching,
the Eagle desires TO call attention
to the necessity for prompt action
10 secure a creditable county ex-
hibit for the Congress and win, if
possible, the $1,000 prize offered
jointly by the Dallas and San An
tonic state fairs. Much work has
been done, but the exhibit is not
yet complete, and it is hoped that
every man in the county who has
any product from field, orchard or
garden, that would help the ex.
hibit, to notify some one Of the
committeeman named below and
see that the article il on hand for
the display. Crates will be fur.
nished by Mr.. J. Webb Howell TO
all who need them for exhibits Of
fruits and vegetables.
II the $50 prize is captured it
will 60 to the three communities
having the three best exhibits
s25, $l5 and $40 respectively, to
be devoted TO church or school
purposes.
Following are the names Of the
committee: Webb Howell, chair.
man; d. F. Dansby, w. Wipprecht, |
A. J. Buchanan, W. p. Connolly |
K. L. Buchanan, l. r. Vannoy, |
Tom Hall, J. II. White, A. d. |
Locke, Fritz Yeager, Geo. Echols,
Tom Royder, Charlie Jones, James |
Wilson, W. X. Parker, w. j.
Meads, Anton Conrad, Gus Steve
ner, /. NJ. Cook, W. II. McVey,
W. E. Graham, P. L. Barron, J.
A. ID. Robinson, w. L. Edge,
Mark Wilcox, J. B. Green.
Anyone having fruit that will
not keep in its natural state
through the session OF the congress
should bring it to Mr.. Webb How
ell, who will preserve it free Of
charge. The committee lie espec-
tally anxious TO secure a fine ex.
hibit Of fruits and vegetables as
well as farm products; also Of
poultry, hogs and cattle.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-13
HAY FEVER ABOLISHED.
Medical Science Discovers a Cure for
this Malsdy BY Breathing tiyomei.

Among the important additions
made 20 medical science In recent
years, none Is more notable than the
positive announcement of a cure for
hay fever. Exhaustive experiments
with Hyomet prove that this or eat
ment will prevent the attacks OF hay
fever II used for two or three weeks
before the annual appearance Of the
disease, and IL may be relied upon,
" used faithfully after the sneezing
and other annoying symptoms have
appeared, TO relieve at once and af-
ford a permanent cure.
stomach dosing cannot cure hay
fever. A change OF climate is the
only treatment that gives any relief,
and Hyomei, which medicates the
air you breathe, ACTS upon this prin-
ciple. giving in your own home
climate as healthy as that OF the
White Mountains or any other
health resorts.
The complete HyomeI outfit costs
but 81, extra bottles 80 cents. Ell.
Jenkins has seen the good effects
following the use OF Hyomei In so
many cases OF hay fever that he Is
willing 10 sell the treatment with
the understanding that IL IL does not
give satisfaction, the money will be
refunded 10 you.