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Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-27

EFT halft ars strafarbete for ICON
spiracy' urder observation-disclosures
strejk hostas. dS Game och hans
stallbroder ofverlollo och miss
handlade flera personer, som tagit
de strejkandes plsts. Game har
for ofrigt manga andra gaEla
synder pa sin meritlista. och det
ar 81 fortidigt att han napses. Han
amnar vadja till hogsta domstolen
och stalldes under 2.ooo dollars
bergen.
Varma skodon for damer till
75c paret for denna vecka hos
Olson Bros.
En- Store landstracka i Baldwin
county, Ala, har blifvit upplaten
for homestead. och som klimatet
uppgifves vara helsosamt och jor-
den fruktbar, So att man a den
Stamina kan skorda anda till tire
skordar em Sret, hafva manga
frestats att resa dit ned och for
soka sin lycka' Manga ha-iiran
staden hafva aiven begifvit sig
dit. bland dem {. d. mayor J. H.
.Qvick. | ostra delen al county,
Dor EFT egendomligt folk, som
sages vara afkomlingar af de sjo
rofvars, som tor 800 ar sedan hu
serade i de vestindiska farvatt-
men. De lefva helt och ballet for
sig s~jeliva och sagas tala EFT
sprak, som ingen AMMAN an de
kan forsta.
Kop edra grocerier och edert kott
hos Larson & Anderson, som ar
den basta platsen i staden.
Den 20 dennes afcd i foraldra-
IIO5-II St, Miss Anna
Maria Olson i Ell alder at 10 ar,
II manader och 4 dagar Dods-
orsaken var rojmatism, som slog
sig pa hjertat. Den aflidna var
todd harstades och etterlemnar
toraldrar och 7 syskon som mar
mast soriande. Hon tillhorde
Observation-Disclosures sangkor
och begrafdes af pastor G.. Nelson
i sondags i missionskyrkan, som
var till trangsel packad med hen
mes vanner och bekanta, hvilka
mefort ell mangd blommor. Jord.
fastningen forsiggick a Floyd
grafgarden.
bet raider i dessa dagar stort
missnoie bland fangarne i county
haktet pa grund af en- at county
supervisors utfardad i0rordning
att de hadanefter 81 langre IA be
begagna tobak n3gon som helst
form under den It'd de arc coun
tyts gastei. CountytS skydsliugar
ha Diet nu varmt och godt i kylan.
medan mangen AMMAN stackare,
som ej giort nagot ondt, far trysa
och fara lila. County supervisors
anse derfor att countyhaktet Dor
goras si litet tilldragande som
mojligt och har derfor a:ven for
ordnat att intet kortspel tar fore.
komma der att fordrifva .iden.
En- omkring g ar gammal yng-
ling vid MANN Peterson rakade
den 20 sistlidne iuni att falla &c,
nom en- eleVatoroppning Cuda
hys slakteri, dervid han adrog sig
sadana skador att han aAed EFT par
timmar derefter. Foraldrarne bo
i 3l6 South Wall street. och no.
dern har hela tiden efter olycks
fallet SORT So mycket Oliver sin
sons sorgliga slut, att hon nu till
sist blifvit sinnesrubbad och mast
affora5 till darhuset i Clarinda.
Tie Great Northern jernvags-
bolaget, som nu eyer en- stor
landstracka med q densamma sta.
ende hus pa ostra sidan om via
dukten, underrattade forliden
vecka hyresgasterna i dessa hus
att de inom en- manads It'd maste
flytta, emedan bolaget inom
kort amuar anvanda landstrackan
- Q ~
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-27
Brackspecialist

ALA sIags brack hos unga och gamia
kunna botas permanent pa sextio dagar
utan smarta eller tidsforlust. bot ga
ranteras j hvarje fall, SON b~ehandias'
Manga tusenden hafva biifVit 6otHde I'M
der de sista femton aren. Radfragri'g
fritz. Besok mig eller skIif for upDlys-
ningar. Frank H. Wray. NJ. d. rum All
Lyle Block, Sioux City, low.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-27
Sioux City.

Speaska Aonttorens kontor
halles oppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarie
oval.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-27

Lu
thertorbund moter i qvall hos
herrskapet Aug. Anderson. Ia &
Jones SITS.
FSysdrag Oliver amnet EFT
|lyckligt aktenskap" halles at pa
stor c. G. Nelson, ID. D., fran
Chicago i svenska M. E, kyrkan,
hornet at 9 & Court SITS, tisdsgen
den 81 dennes XII. S e. m. Intrade
rs cents.
M6ten i Svenska baptistkyrkan
hornet at tionde och Virginia
gatorna.
Stats-missionaren Rev l..
Johnson fran Omaha, Neb., kom
hit i gar alton. Han kommer att
STAMINA har nagon It'd Tor att hjelpa
oss att vinna sialar for herren och
radda So manga som mojligt imam
Diet blir for sent Mote kl.8 i alton,
Barnmote Lordageftermiddag XII
3. Soudag predikan af l..
Johnson kl. 10. 80 f. m. och XII.
7:45 e. m. Sondag 'skola XII. IL.
Ungdomsmote kl. 5 e. m. rl,
Evangeliska moten hvarje alton
nasta vecka utom m~andag. tisdag
och lordagsafton. Tisdagsafton
har forsamliugen slit ordinarie
forsamlingsmote. Och vi helsa
dem valkomna till var forsamling.
som at ALT hjerta arc villiga folja
Jesus och utom forbehall saga:
"Ske din villa och icke min.
Rev. Swaney Nelson fran Big
Springs s. d, kommer hit pa
fredag nasta vecka och stannar
en- It'd och vara ,forlangda mosen
komma att iortsattas.
ALA som kunna och Villa helsa
vi hjertligt valkomna till vara
m0ten.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-27
c. J.. Almquist, pastor.
Ar T

An UETTA.
VI Sifya CIT hundra dollars ibeIonipg for hvarjs
tall al katarr, SON 81 kan botas Fned HALLS Ga.
TARE CURE.
y. J. CHENEY & Co, egArs, Toledo, o.
vi underestimate hafva ka ndt r. j.. Cheney do
sista Is aren och tro, att han ar fullkomligt heder-
Zig 1 ALA observation-disclosures och I hnanslelt af-
seends 1 stard att uppfylla hvarjs torpIktelse,
hyilken frman Atagit zig. :
WEsr& TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WLLDIS9, KnN a MARvIa,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
HALLS OArAnRH CURE tages invArtes och YER
kar direkt pa blodet och systemsts siemhinnor.
Pris rs Cents pr. haska. sales hos ala spotekarA
Observation-Disclosures sandals fritz.
HALLS FAMILY PuIs Arc de bAstaN
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-27

Mrs Elisabeth Forsberg,7t4-r IA
st, undergick i oEsdags a sam2-
ritan hospitalet en- mycket svar
operation for tumor i venstra
sidan. Mrs Forsberg, hvilken ar
enka och har iva barn att f0rs6rja
befnner sig mycket sma ekono-
miska omstandigheter och beh0f.
yer ommande medmenniSkors
help under sin Sjukdom. BidrAg
for delta andamal em~ottagas
tacksamt at pastor c. J. Almqui st
1907 Virginia st.
ALA varma skodon till ink0ps-
priSer hos Olson Bros.
/ onsdagsformiddag vid 1t
tiden antraffades handlanden
Henry Kane fran Lynch, Nebr.
uganda dod i sanger i slit rum
Merchants hotel med gaskranen
staende vidoppen. Kane tog in
pa hotellet f~oregaende qvalI, och
da han pa formiddagen ej svara-
de pa upprepade knackningar,
5eredde man sig intrade i hans
rum och fam honom liggande
dod pa sanger. Kane hade vari;
pa besok i Wisconsin och betanr
sig pa hemresan, da han tog in ps
hotellet har. Antagligen hade
han at ~okunnighet blast ut gaser
eller vid afstangandet at densam.
ma kranglat med gaskranen S;
att den kom att sta oppen, enai
inga som helst anledningar finna.
att han med afsigt lemat den OPP.
pen for att forkorta slit liz.
VI hafva a annat stale i dagen.
hummer omtalat att en- Mrs Pc.
terson harifran staden blifvit sin
nesrubbad at sorg Diver en- son.
franfalle genom olyckshsndels,
och mast sandals till darhuset
H NHH. A
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
Oiled Streets Free of Charge.

At the expense of a gUOd many ladies fine shoes fnd other wearables, Second street from Madison avenue to Main, and even quite q stretch On the latter street, has been rid of dust and render ed much more agreeable to pedestrians for some time to come. It all came about by an oil car, or rather the tank, springing aleak last Thursday. The oil was about to fuod the new GardOlfo block on Second street, and as efforts to stop it proved futile, the car was pushed tJ the crossing and they let Ter flow till the big tank was empty. Busi- ness men. capitalists, lal 6cers. in fact nearly everybody took a hand in trying to dam the too rapid flow of the slip pery stuff so that it would have bet ter effect. The final result is good. HThc dust has been practically eliminat- ed and the walks on the south side im- proved materially. Every calamity
 has a bleSsing attachment somewhere.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
Copper Fountain.

Work on the California-AriZona anC on the Hecla Mining Company's prop critics in the Copper mountains has been continued all sumner. On the former properties two shifts are driving tunnel and sinking winze which is now about 100 feet below the tunnel level, and in ore the entire dis tance.
 The Hecla shaft is toe deep for wind lass work and the contractors are drift ing on the vein at the 50-foot level, pending the erection of gasoline hoisting plant, when sinking will be resumed. The shaft is down into the sulphides, and the ore, in addition to the copper, is carrying high gold values. The manager, Mr. W. C.. Tohkin, is ill camp this week, and the first power hoisting plant in that dis trict will soon be in operation.
 Some people from selfish motives have reported that the heat during the sumner months is too great for mining operations, but we notice that produc- ing properties, or those being devel- oped as legitimate mining propositions, do not discontinue work on account of climatic conditions any time of the year. With the ore sanspling arG pur= chasing plant in operation Yuma is destined to be a lively mining center this fall and winter.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
Lengtl.ening Human Life.

It is established beyond doubt that
 uring the last half of the nineteenth century there was an important length ening of the average life, due largely to the improvement in living and the advancement in medicine. It was dur ing that time that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters made its first appearance and because of its wonderful curative prop critics soon became the recognized leader among remedies to cure poor hFpetjses sour stomach, cramps, diaPr- hoea, indigestion, dyspepsia, constipa- ton, biliousness, kidney ills or malaria. fever aid ague. Doctors and drug gists everywhere recommend it in the above cases. We hope you'll try a bottle and test it for yourself. Women who are run down and iG need of 6 tonic arl regulator will also find the Bitlers Invaluable. Be sure to get the genuine.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
Public Notice

is hereby given that by resolution Of the Board of Directors at a meeting of stid board held at Chicago. H., on the Twentieth day of July, 1905, at which meeting a quorum was present, H. J. Beenier was removed from his position as President and Managing Director of said Amalgamatsd Gold Mines O., w. x. Russell was dismissed es General Superlnteaden- of said corporation. and J/B. Girand was dismissed as Chief; Engineer of said corporation and all persons are hereby warned against having any transactions with said Beemer, Russel and Grand, or either of them, in regard to any buildings, Eactinery, toolsI supplies; wagons, live stock sr other personal property rew or formerly located 5n the prem ises cf the Amalgsmated Gold Mines Co. in Yuma, Arizons.
 Dated at Chicsgo, H., tfd5 Twentietk day of July, 1905.
 Amalgarhated Gold Hines Co, Seal per O. A. Pease, President
 Do you wantletter hEatls4 If you d. get them at the Sentinel eEsiesI
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
Yuma County Quicksilver Tine.

Few people, perhaps, Know that
 Yuma county has the only quicksilver mine in the territory. The property is located at Cinnabir, fourteen miles from Ehrenherg. The mines are be- ing operated by the Colonial Mining Company, which has been carrying on development work On a considerable scale for the past year. The results have been very gratifying A double compartment shaft has been sunk to a depth of lS0 feet. The ore body ex- tends the width of the shaft (six feet ] and how much farther is not yet known, but there is a large body, and the ore averages , per cent pure ctnnabar. The company has installed the most modern machinery for economical miti- ing, and Mr. Louis $. Judd, the com pany's manager, left for Chicago few days ago to purchase material for a reduction plant, which will be put in operation about March 1st.
 Mr. A. E. Mabic. Chicago attorney, who is largely interested in the prop erty, stopped in Yuma over Sunday and left fer Santa Catalina island MOn- day morning, but will@eturn about the 18th of September, as will also Mir. Judd, when development work will be pushed vigorously and preparations made for the installing of the reduction
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
Mrs. Lewis Deserts Tier Husband.

According to the Los Angeles Ex- sminerj Wm. II. Lewis, formerly in business here, has brought suit against Emnfa H. Pike and Ina L. Pike, his mother-if1-law and sister-in-law, re- specsYe1y, for s2o,O00 damages for alicnatiug the affections of his wife. Georgia Lewis, and causing her to de- sert him. Itf his complaint Lewis sets forth that he and his wife were mar Tied in Riverside December ', 1903, and they lived h@ppfly together until her gfOther and sister came between them. After the separation Mrs. Lewis went to Mexico. Lewis says Ee called at the hoHfe of Mrs. Pike, in Pasadena, but was told that his wife was Eot there.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
Salton Sea Sprayed Car Windows.

Capt. Jack Mellon. who came in to- day from Los Angeles, says we have a coast line now from Yuma to San DiegO-excepting few hills and dry spots, which the erosion of the Sea will in time wear away. As the train passed through the Salton basin," said Captain Jack, ''The white caps were rolling high and the spray came so strong that we had to close the win dows to avoid a salt water bath. After we got beyond the sea the glass was covered with deposit of salt. It's d great sight, that Salton sea.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
Yuma Has Few of Same Kind.

The following communication was written by a lady who lives less than a thousand miles from here. It is a deli cate subject sofiewfat delicately han dled. and while it approaches very close to the danger line we are con- strained to publish it for the goed it may do. It is applicable to all towns:
 Dear Mir. Editor-A lady wants to say few words to the merchants, and it is really such delicate subject to handle. You know it is now the time when our merchants set their tegeta- bles out on the pavements, and-and you know there are so many tall dogs in town, and-and it operates as though they drank from Saratoga medical springs. Now, Mr. Editor, you must know what l want to say, and if you will help me out you will do the public d favor What we want is the vegeta- bles set on boxes; or, in other wordsr above high water mark. For the good of women and mankind, the merchants will please attend to it. The wire screens they use over baskets and bar rel5 are not water tight. This is del icate matter, but you know when ladies go shopping for cabbage and beets they don't like to be obliged to take peas also. Please put in shape so as to offend no one. Mrs H-
 -Greenville H{kl Item.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
EOoring. for she Source.

A workman who came up from Sal 5On yesterday said that the inland sea continued to rise at the rate of II to ? Inches daily, and that the railroad management was preparing to build around the basin above sea level
 The source of so much water is puz- zling the engineers and Investigations are being made to ascertain the source Of supply which is causing the sea to rise steadily. They concede that the flow from the Colorado river is not great enough to more than equal the evaporation, and yet they are not convinced ny any means that there is a subterranean connection with the Gulf.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
The Tavern, The 'ravern;"
 The Tavern, that is all.

Chas H. Polhamus, son of Captain and Mrs. Polhamus, camc home on the evening of August 3Ftf from Los An geles, where for the past year he has been attending the Los Angeles Busi- ness College. That the young man was studious and occupied his time well is shown in the fact that he gradu- ated from the institution on July p, and returns with two diplomas-one for penmanship, the other the commer- cial course. On Monday Charley en- tered the employ of E. F. Sapguinetti aS bc0k-keeper.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
rEr. ard Mrs. rloretti Returit;

Paul Moretti and wife came Rome from Los Angeles Monday night, and are now at home to tEseif friends. Mr. Moretti says tffe troubles of the railz road in the Salton basin are simply accommodating. The Sea continues to rise and tkt Company will doubtless be basin at sea level. At the present time trains are being run 07er the 5ioe-hy, which has been built around the en= croaching waters on higher ground, but apparently it is only question of a short time when the rising water will force them from this position also.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
Public is Aroused.

The public is aroused to knowledge of the curative methods of that great medicinal tonic, Electric Bittcrs, for sick stomach. liver and kidneys. Mary H. Walters of 546 St. Claire avenue. Columbus, o. writes: For several months 1 was given up to die. I had fever and ague, my nerves were wreck ed; 1 could not sleep, and my stomach was so weak from useless doctors drugs that 1 could not eat. Soon after be- ginning to take Electric Bitters | ob- tained relief and in short time i wa; entirely cured.- Guaranteed at all drug stores. Price 50c. a bottle.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
Delegates to Portland.

Yuma will be well Represented at the Portland fair, and also at the Trans Mississippi and National Irrigation Congresses tO be held in that CSy.
 Chairman Meedcn of the board of Supervisors has appointed as delegates to the irrigation congress, l.. B. Brain ard of the reclamation service; Dr. G.. H. Bailey, Dr. J. A. Ketcherside and J. w. Darlington. The latter is also delegate to the Trans-MiSsissippi congress.
 Mayor Shanssey, has appointed to the Irrigation Convention J. E. Ludy: W. A. Bowles and Miss Mary F.. Post.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
"The Russian Princess :"

The Los Angeles Exan7iner' Is still featuring the woman who created a mild sensation here q couple of weeks ago in connection with a man named Kip, and is printing a lot of slush about her refinement and beauty that is calculated to produce ''that tired feeling" At the last meeting here between the "Princess" and her lover, her refinement was duly shown by the pet names she applied to her lover in the office of an Attorney, who tried to act as a peacemaker. Atthis meeting the handsome princess" with foul eXpression- grabbed a knife from the table and threatened to cut Kip's am pie throat. From their escapades here, io is evident they we're pair of daisies.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
A Touching Story

is the saving from death Of the baby girl of Geo. A. Eyler of Cumberland Md. He writes: At the age of II months our little girl was in declining health, with serious throat trouble, and two physicians gave her up. We were almost in despair, when we resolved to try pr. Kings New Discovery for Con sumption, coughs and colds The first bottle gave relief; after taking four bottles she was cured ard is now. ia perfect health" Never fails to relieve and cure cough or cold. Atall drag stores. 5ac and St.00. GuaFsntced Trial bottle free.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
Reached $500 Po;nts.

Miss Amber Day, Yuma's candidate for the Los Angeles Times scholarship honors, has to her credit 3S00 points, and with the help of Yumaites who have pride in having the fair contest ant win, will surely secure oite of the scholarship prizes. D6rt forget the Yuma candidate.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
Free Reading Room.

A free reading room has been es- tablished in the Gandolfo building by the temperance people. It is On the Second floor at the head of the stairs and is a convenient aud inviting place to spend an hour or so, with good lite rature, books, papers and magazines at hand free. Those responsible for this new public convenience are to be com mended for their public spirit.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
Died,

Mrs. ATerced FiguerOa, wife of An selmo Figuerca, on Sunday August G., 1905. at her home in Yuma. Deceased was a sister of Joe and Frank RedOndO and Mrs. David Balsz. She had suf4 fered from consumption, for many years. She was born and raised in Yuma. By her death three children are deprived of 8 mothers care and love, and a home made desolato.
 The funeral took place from the family residence on Monday, August [, st d. m.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
Peculiar Disappearance.

J. D. Runfan of Butlcryille, O., laid the peculiar disappearance of his pain ful sym )toms of indigestion and bilious ness to Dr. Kings New Life Pills. He says: "They are perfect remedy for dizziness, sour stomach, headache, con- stipation. etc." Guaranteed at all drug stores. Price Poe.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
FiendiSE1 Suffering

is often caused by sores, ulcers and cancers that eat awsy your skin. Wm. Bedell of Flat Rock, Mich, says: T have used Bucklen's Arnica Salve for ulcers. sores and cancers. It is the best healing dressing ever found. '' SOothes and heals cuts, burns and scalds. 2jc at all drug stores. Guar aDteed.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
Sheriff Stili grcroyIng.

Mrs. Livingston writes Dr. Clymer that her husband continues to improve rapidly. His cough has disappeared, and having regained his appetite, Gus is ''Aeshing up' and will soon be him- self again. He will return to Yuma in SeDtember
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09

In order to give my customers q chance to save money when purchasilTs shoes 1 will hereafter have a specia. sale every Saturday of Shoes Only, and every Monday of mems and boys hats. You will save at least ? per cent if you take advantage of these SaleS.- John Rfhpau.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
EIks Will Sail Ger Salton Sea.

The suggestion in the Sentinel last week regarding the Salton Sea and Colorado River Route, has prompted the Yuma Elks to take a cruise over theinland sea. The Yuma lodge have arranged to send a fleet of yachts from Yuma to Salton and will spend thelr vacation outing sailing the desert. It mayhap they will find that stranded Spanish gal leon; gold laden, of which Joa- quin Miller has sung. Tbat ship on the desert which had been stranded on a sand dune for cen turies, cut off from the ocean by an upheaval of the earth near the Gulf.
 Of the novel excursion the Examiner suggests that if novelty is desired, that voyage will be it's acme, for not since the time of prehistoric man has fleet of vessels plowed that main. Geo1c- 7 LSJS dSSciu UudO CStctG liIc lNol- nieses family commenced the cons truc- tion of the pyramids, ages before Hasdrubbel fought, OF Nebpche lle { gar took to a vegetarian diet, the sea of salton had been. but was not.
 When those Elks stand up at | o'clock, among those to whom they should drink 5re tiIei: prototypes Of the Eocerte period
 The people of Yuma surely appreciz ate good thing When they test it, ahe for that reason Alexander & CH. have just received another carload of that famous Los Angeles beer, for everys body is calling for it on acco1i1t of its superior quality
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09

Mrs. k U. LaPine met with 6 most painful accident at her home few days ego and as result is now wear ing one afth in a sling. She wascarry- ing an arnful of dishes across the roCtn when her foot caught in rug and she fell. IH trying to save herself" Mrs., La Pine injured her hand and arm quite severely. Nc bones. were broken, and Mrs. IlrPihe admitted also that she didn't break single dish. That's like a wcmyen. A man would havc broker every dish in the house, if necessary, to save himself even jar.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09

If you want to avoid the prickly heat this warm weather just call at Alexan- der < Co. g and get some of their fine assortment of soap, of which they have just received a car, and keep the dirt and dust off. Sure cure.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
Dam Stage.

The Pioneer Livery 6, Transfer Co.'S. stage leaves their stable every morning at o'clock for the dam, allowing six hours therei and returning in tiii;e for SuDper
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-09
Colorado O River Lumber Cc.

The Colorado River Lnnbet Cofn= pany, which succeeded to the busitess .of the Yuma Lumber Company, is under the efficient management of Alex Durwartt, and is doing good business, Mir. DiFrward is an old-tinie ArizOnan, having formerly been in business in Cochise County. fer several years. All who have had dealings with Mir. Dur ward recognize him as a straight for ward, reliable business mau.