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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-06-01
UoCHISE COUNTY BUDGET
CVLLED FROM EXCHANGES

~. l'mbStoue Prospector.
co,. IJDc Examiner W. C. Foster highly
tbo gun, Coehise county officials on
inc fSa ,g OF account and record keep
c YJ,' w. c. Greene's party captured
Mevioo oear on its recent hunting trip in
Waco and on his next trip to the east
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
John Sharp Williams 10 to. .ds

John Sharp Williams 10 to-day
one Of the biggest men in the
whole country Instead Of chew
ing up President Roosevelt and
splitting him out, it 10 said be will
be the Presid ent's. strong suppor.
ter in the lattef's Aght againt the
1ailrosds, Insurance Companies
and the Trusss.s This may seem
strange in the eyes Of the people
sf the country, coming - il loes
from Mississippi, but John Sharp
williams 10 not like Gov. varaa~
man Or Senator Money in their
dislike or distrust Of the Prssi.
dent, for it 10 said, hs believed,
a do two~thirds Of the people,
that President Roosevelt should
have been invited to stop over in
the State when passing through
lest week Rarais Reporter.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
Pickles and abies

An exchange made an unfortu'
nate error in it's ANSWERS to
Correspondents" recently.
Fond Mother" wrote to find
out what she should do for her
children who had the whooping
cough. In the makeup the COM
positor got some items transpos-
ed and the answer read. JIf not
too young, skin them thoroughly;
immerse in scalding water and
sprinkle plentifully with salt,
and leave for a week in strong
brine Hor ars! He had mis-
placed the answer to anxious
Houaekeepsr's query for picked
onicas.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09

Notice to Hunters.

Warning is hereby given that
the following lands, owned and
controlled by me in the neighb0r'
hood of Torrance, are posted, to-
wss. The Hardeman place, the
the DR.. Draine place, the old Gage
place, all the lands formerly own.
ed 4. III. B. vanhoozer and wife,
the Mrs. Sarah D0dson place,
the 3rooks place, and the Daily
old hcme place. Parties tress.
passing on the above mention
lands will be punished to the
full extent of the Law
r. DALEY.
Torrance Gsss., Nov. 20. 1aQk.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
"DetaIIsd'' fer Baptism.

During the civil war the late
Col. Cabe Bonck organized a reg
iment which ho controlled as
dictator, says Everybody's Maga.
zine. II while the army was rest
ing after Coloneps Gabe's first
campaign that an ltinerant evan
gelist wandered into camp and
approaching the colonel, asked
if he was the commanding officer.
"Ughp snorted .'Old Gabe,D
as he WAS affactionately called.
what do you wanta''
81 am an humble servant of the
Lord endeavoring to save the
souls Of the unfortunate. I have
Just left the camp of the 3Oth
Massachusetts. where / was in
strumental in leading eight men
into the paths of righteousness
"Adjutantw Numbered Colonel
Bouck, after q minutes pause,
detail ten men for baptism. No
oassed Massachusetts regiment
shall beat mine for piety."
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
The HsdsI Girl.

Her motto ID: "Do unto others
as you would have them do unto
you" The real queen Of the rose
bud OF the garden Of girls is she
who sestters kind words, kind
smiles snd street, coartssies along
the way and who remembers
her friends at ali seasons with
eq ssl cordixlity.
Another charactistic CT the
moo del girl ID quiet dignity. It ID
the perfect virtus thst results
from the mingling Of gentlenese
and self-respect with On atom ol
cons dersti0n thrown in to make
the different parts mingiu per
fectly and make q delightful type
| Of sirlhood. Her dignity diffnsel
''itself like the perfume Of ; rose
You delight in 1t 80 mach ~ ycr
respect It.
Patience, seli-control, kind
ness and verscity also hcaracter
| ixe the model girl. She bears il
n nd that ''Rome was not built IL
| q single day." and 90 bides he,
time, rot in too big . hurry vhel
any object 10 to be accomplished
elf-c6ntrol il the base Of ali vir
tues. Character exhibits isael
IN control Of speech @ nuch .
in anything else.
The erowning virtue of tn
model girl is charity. II pervade
her whole life just - the fresl
odors Of the trees Alls the air wit
. thou6Gnd sweet scents. 1t ma ke
the word that she says better, tn
deed that she does worthier, ant
Ipermeates every act Of her life, s.
that to the world at large sh
seems On outward signal Of good
ness and kindness.
| Truly it is beautiful thing
1.-THE possession Of this virtue
Faith and hope stand beside, bu
liol II isthe greatest ofall. Let y
pray for il, sothat life may be
come more b0autiful.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
Commissioners Sale.

". e, Wilbourn ct al, W. Mrs
Claude Stephens.
No. 1127.
By virtue Of the authority Ia
me vested as Commissioner By
decree OF the Chancery Court OF
the First District Of Yalobusha
county, Mississippi, rendered in
the above styled cause on the 23d
day Of November. 1905, which de.
cree directed me to sell the land
hereinafter mentioned for the di-
vision Of the proceeds among the
Joint owners Thereof, l viii, with
in legal hours, at ths north door
OF the court house La the town of
Coffeevlllc. on
Wednesday, the 27th day of
December, 1905.
proceed 10 sell 10 tho highest bid.
der for cash the fol wing lands,
to-wit:
The west half OF the north
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09

west quarter OF section six, [6l,
township twentg,four [24l range
i've [5l,east, containing eighty I80
4cres; ali in the First District of
Yalobusha county, Mississippi.
The above lands will be offered
and sold as the law directs. The
title TO said land is believed to
30 good but / sell and convey
such title as is vested in me as
Commissioners.
This Nov. "a, 1895.
j. LELAND TRUsTY, Com r.
III. III, Crss kmore, Il, E. Klmmons,
sol.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09


II was afflicted with sciati0a, =
writes Ed, @. Nudd. Iowaville,
Selgwlck county, Ksn., s'gping
about on crntches and suffering
Q great deal OF pain. / was IN
daced to try Ballard's Snow Linl-
msat, which relieYed me. | used
three SOC. bottles. It Is the great
est liniment | ever used; have
recommended it to a number of
persons and all exD~Ass thems
seves as being benefited by 1t. I
now walk without crufehas, able
to perform a great deal Of Light
labor on the Im.' 25c. 50c. ca.
EcId by s, S. Spencer.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
Isellent Of ne ReIga sf Terrsr.

A dranatiC incident Of the
reign 10 terror Ia France was the
saving Of her fathers life from the
gallstile by Nile. de 6ombreuli.
n. Dc 6embrsuli and his daagh.
tor were condemned TO death at
the time Of the September masss.
eros and were waiting In the cart,
surrounnsd by the MOB, for their
turn to mount the scaEold. Nile.
de Sombreuli tnrncd to the crowd
snd asked what harm Q weak old
man like her father could do to
the nation. Some Of ths men an
swered thst If she would drink q
glass Of blood 10 the nation they
would let him 60 and passed up q
glsss. She drank it down imme-
d!asely. The crowd took her and
her father from the cart. They
escaped and made their way to
England. She thoughs At the
Il ys she drank bleod, but after
ward she concluded that it was
red wine, for she saw no one
siot p to All the glass. To her
death she wse never able, howev-
er. to zee red wine in , glass
without u sh ldder.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
Notice Of Publication.
Depart nent of the Interior.
Land Office at jackson Miss,

Land Cfiiae at Jackson. MISS,
November 20, 1905.
Notice hereby gwen that
the following named setter oas
file5 notice Of bis i'm fention to
make final proof in support OF
his claim, and that said DroOf
will be made before sne Circuit
Dlerl., Yalobs,shs 'n''F ssfaf
feevills, Miss, On january Y,
1906. .: Moses 4 Ppdin, Il: D..
No. 35 445, for he sv or se or
Sec 8, Il. 90, n Rdags > east, OF
Chocbaw meridian A. I. to nv
or se az and W he of hf So &c
He names the iel wing NAt-
messea to prove his aortiaucus
residence upon and e'll!ivatioa ct
said Il ad, viz: J. " ahiIl'ps, OF
Can't. mississippi; N. 9. vlel-
ery. af Coffeevllls, iississ rpi;
Bob + okin, Of Coff vile, y ss-
issippi V. s. McCu as, Of Cca'l-
ter, Mississippi.
FRED w. @aI.LIvs,
st :FglsEsr.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
Cures Para1y sis.

W. s. Ba:ly, p. O. True, Texas,
writes: aMy wife had been suf-
faring Ave years with paralysis in
Ger arm, when I was persuaded
ID ase Ballard's 5now Liniment,
u nich cured her all right. | have
a so used it for old sores, FROST
bites and skin erUptions. It does
the work. zoe. SOC. 81.
Sold by s. 5. Spencer.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09

The 15-year old son of respect
abIa Jew in Warsaw hang d him
s8lf the other day. He left a note
saying: 81 have hanged myself
eat of nero curiosity. Icould not
help myself. l had to find ont
" aat they were doing in the other
world. .n--,JeWish World.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
Commissioners Sale.

stephen H. Gullege, eft al, VS..
xfa n. i. Mcfarland.
Ne. 1236.
By virtue of the authority in
me vested as Commissioner by
decree of the Chancery Court of
the First District of Yalobusha
County, Mississippi, rendered in
the above styled cause on Nov.
%, 1905, which decree directed me
TO sell the lands hereinafter men~
toned for a division of the pro-
ceeds, among the joint owners
thereof, I will, within legal hours,
ct the north door of toe court
horse In the town of Coffeeville
on "WEDNESDAY, THE 9th DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1905, proceed {
81 II to the highest bidder OF bid
|dsrs the following described
lands, to.wit:
The west half of the southeast
quarter Of section fifteen 15).
township twenty FIVE az, range
Ave (E), east, containing eighty lSOl
acres; also the cast half of the
southwest quarter of section fif'
/ en- (15), township twenty Ave
l(25). range five.(5) east, containing
eaGhty acres (S0); also the north
cast qu Arter Of section sixteen
l16), township twenty-five (25),
range five (5), east, cont ining one
lhundred and sixty acres 160);
Isl o the east half Of the north
west quarter tf section twenty
1.-TWO (s2), township twenty~fve
| (25), range Ave t5), east, contain-
/ ing eighty 800 acres; also the
! west hslf Of the northwest quar-
( ter Of section twanty-two (2D,
ltewIship twenty-five (25), range
live ~, east, contai ing eighty $50
acres, ard contain az in all (480,
acres; al in the FL it District Of
| Yalobusna County, Mississippi.
This LAND will be offered for aale
in one body as ordered by said
decree instead OF sub-divisions,
land on the following terms, TO.
lwit:
| One thousand dollars cash, and
1.-The balances in hve equal pay
Iments falling due annually there,
after, that is to say, that the saia
| Commissioner will divide the bal
ance Of the purchase price into
|! i've equal payments and take from
ishc purchaser or purchasers five
notes evidencing sid deferred
payments, the first OF whish notes
shall fall due one yea fro n date
Of sale, the second, two years
!. I'll ON said date; the ahird, three
years from said date; he f0urtf
i four years from said date. and the
/ ffth, i've years fron said date,
and all Of said notes TO bear in
terest at the rate of ak per cent
am per annum from date of CON
Ifrmatlon until paid, and said de-
ferred payments as evidenced by
said notes to be and remain q lien
N said lands until paid in full
with interest, and in the event
1.-The purchaser or purchasers
should make default in the pay
ment of either of said notes at
maturity, then all of said notes
shall immediately become due
and payable.
The title 20 said lands is bes
lfeved to be good, but I sell and
convey only such title as is vest
ed in me as Commissioner.
This Nov. 24th., 1905.
J. LELAND TRUSTY, Com'r.
L E..no esnrsx.A mnl
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
Nnr .pesidefst DsiCe.

State q! Mississirn.
To Dor johnson adeas; Ilif1on
John anG Dayia Johnson,
minor:
Yous q commanded a 1ppaar
g,afore tssa Chaneary Cnnl 2I s1e
second \ strict Vi kalonts eona~
Nv. Miss sippi, a. Wasor Valley,
in laid s. ate, 90 the first .9aday
81 Decen aer, 1895, 90 sha. cause,
VI apy yon can. Why the ila' aev
cunt Of James e. Bell, aimlnls.
! .,a;or Of tae estate ot w. y. JonH
q n. deceased, nov on tis u said
Court. shaa not be allowed ani
said administrator be fully dts
charged, wherein you are the de-
|Iendants. 80
This October 9th, 1905.
!, LELAND TRUsTY,
Ohaneery Clerk.
McGowen 8 Harris, sol
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
Chanc ry Summons.

|Tha State ii Mississippi.
ET, B. P. Scott, whose postoihce
address is unknown:
van are commanded to appear
|~efere the Ohancery Court of the
|saeoud District Of the County OF
|galoousha, in said State, on the
1; rst Monday OF December, A. p.
E'gas. 10 defend the suit 10 said
r,upt of Mrs. Vannie 9. Scott
Egoerein You are defendsnt.
Tnls the 9th day OF October,
J. LELAND TRUsTY,
Ohancerg Clerk.
.eGowen q Harris, sol,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-20
semi-Annual Session Of the
Marshalltown District Be-
ing Held at Union
SYMPOSIUM ON "THE CHURCH"
Morning Session Today Devoted to
Reports From the Various Charges
and Appointment of Committees -
A Number of Papers Read by the
Pastors.
Special to Times Republican.

Special TO Times Republican.
Union, June 20.-The sixteenth semi
annual session of the Marshalltown
district Conference Of the Methodist
evening. The session convened here
last night with DR.. W. f. Pitner pre-
siding. This mornings session WAS
devoted to the hearing of reports fro n
the various charges and the appoint
ment of committees. This afternoon a
symposium of fifteen minute papers ON
THE Church" was given as follows:
% The Church and Its Care of
Stranger" A. Davis. l2) THE
Why, When and How of Our Church
Benevolerces"-A.T T. Foster (3.)
"The Effect of Lodges. Clubs and Fra
ternal Societies Upon Our Church
Life'-E. r. Gruwell.
The remainder of the afternoon pro-
gram was as follows:
Pastoral Visiting'-W w. Carlton.
How to Solve the Problem of Man
ming Our Smaller Charges" - F. M.
Coleman.
"Our Present Plans for the Support
of Superannuates" G. B. Shoema-
ker.
The session will close this evening
with sermon by Rey. N. M. Smith and
an altar service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-20
GOOD WEEK FOR CROPS
Past Week Has Been Above
Normal For Heat and Crops
Are Benefited
coRNFIELDs HAVE IMPROVED
Stand Is Below Average and Stage of
Growth Uneven, Owing to RepIant.
ing, but the Crop Generally Looks
Good-smaII Grain Well Advanced
Crop News.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, June 20.-The following
bulletin was issued today by the
weather and crop service:
The week was above normal in tenn
perature, with abundant sunshine for
vigorous growth of all crops. Condi-
tons were favorable for the cultiva-
ton of corn, except in limited areas
saturated by heavy rainfall in pre-
ceding week. Very good progress has
been made in cleaning out the weedy
cornfields, and probably four-fifths Of
the acreage planted has been fairly
well cultivated. The stand is gener-
ally below normal, and the stage OF
growth is very uneven on account of
replanting; but, as a whole, the crop
is as promising as at the correspond
Ing date last year, with more favor
able temperature of soil and air to
promote growth.
The small grain crops are we'll adj
vanced, and generally heading out
There are numerous reports Of rank
growth of wheat and oats, but as yet
damage by rust Is not indicated ex-
cept in oats in some of the southern
counties. Clover is heavy, and the
early harvest of that crop is in prog
ress. The meadows and pastures are
unusually good. Potatoes and garden
truck are thriving. The yield of
strawberries is much above the aver
age. In the southern districts apples
are doing well. but not promising in
the south.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-20
the shore are now in mid-stream
anchored to trees

the shore are now in mid stream
anchored to trees.
Last night was a busy one for those
who resided in floating houses. About
o'clock yesterday afternoon the river
began to rise at rapid rate, and the
households began to swing in the cum
rent. Many of them We're not sea-
worthy and the Inhabitants had to
move out bag and baggage. Others
We're drawn up along the shore, and
new ropes secured to trees to make
them fast
The small island just below the Sub
urban island dam is entirely flooded
and under water several feet deep.
Acres of garden vegetables are I'M
der water. Along. the river the resi-
dents had planted large quantities of
potatoes and these have been entirely
drowned out. The water has entered
the houses of several who live further
towards town.
Back of the Davenport Mailing Conn
pany the Kohrs Packing Company and
other plants in that vicinity, the
water comes nearly to the building.
The Milwaukee has rods and rods Of
sidetrack under water at this place
and cannot get it's cars out.
The big slough which the city has
been filling is almost entirely under
water and the railroad track now runs
thru on a long narrow island
The Davenport &, Suburban dam
across the Mississippi to Suburban
park is under a foot of water Yes
terday morning the water reached the
rails and by 10 o'clock the track was
partly covered at the mainland end of
the dam. The officials kept running
cars across nearly all day. however,
and those who rode down were given
a ride across tracks that were six
inches under water. The heavy cars,
however, eliminated any danger as it
would have taken a foot of water to
left them from the rails. During the
day, however. the water continued to
rise and before night the entire dam
was flooded. AS soon as it became in
any way dangerous the officials of the
road Immediately stopped sending cars
across and small boats were secured
which met the cars at this side and
took the passengers across.
This morning the water was ten or
twelve inches over the tracks and it
will probably be several days before
cars will cross to the island again.
The management has secured boats.
however, and will accommodate the
patrons In that way.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-20
GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS.
Good Progress Has Been Made Thru
out the Corn Belt,

Washington. June 20.-Following is
the general summary of crop condi-
lions as shown by the weekly bulletin
of the weather bureau:
With the exception of the upper Mis-
souri, valley where low temperatures
prevailed all districts east of the Rocky
Mountains received ample heat during
the week ending June IS. The rainfall
was very unevenly distributed, being
ample in most northern districts, but
insufficient in portions of the central
valleys and middle Atlantic and south
ern states, altho good rains fell in some
parts of these districts. The week was
favorable for cultivation of crops, and
this work, which in previous weeks was
much hindered, is now in very salts
factory state. Abnormally low temper
atures prevailed over most of the
plateau dsericts, with frosts in some
places. On the Pacific coast, the
weather conditions We're favorable.
Except in eastern Missouri and CEN
trail and southern Illinois, corn has
made good progress turnout the corn
1,n1f
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-20
STONE QUARRY DISCOVERED.
Prove. to be Good Species Of Granite
For Building Purposes.

For Building Purposes.
Special to Tilnes-Republican.
Lake City. June 20-Action of the
frost last winter threw down a large
portion of a bluff in the hills west of
this place disclosing a ledge of the
best building rock. The place where
this vein of granite crops out is on the
Alva Carscadon farm, one mile west Of
town. 1t will be further investigated
soon by sinking diagonal shaft into
the bluff in the hope of ascertaining
if possible the extent Of the vein of
rock and the thickness. The pieces
broken off and examined prove beyond
a doubt that the stone is a species Of
granite the best building stone obtain
able. It has a grayish color and will
quarry we'll as it is inclined to split at
right angles. Should plans be made
for the opening of a quarry to cut out
this rock spur track could easily be
made from the Northwestern road d
mile away. A good stone quarry in
this section of the state would prove a
boon to industry as there would, no
doubt be a large demand for the kind
Of stone which has now to be. imported
MANY miles,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-20
Iowa at WASHINGTON.

Washington, June 20.-Bert L. Leg
gett has been appointed postmaster at
Lothrop, Warren county, vice John
L. Leggett, deceased.
The comptroller of the currency has
approved changes in national bank Of
ficials as follows:
First National Bank of Exira-James
E. Bruce, president, in place of Asmus
Boysen; A. Voorhees,, vice president;
w. E. Wissler, cashier, in place of j.
E. Mcclure.
Keokuk National Bank of Keokuk =
e. S. Baker, president, in place of S. P.
Pond; J. A. Dunlap, cashier, in place of
E. f. Brownell; e. R. Cochrane, as
sistant cashier.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-20
CHURCH is REoPENED.
The Methodists at Melbourne Rededi
cate Their RehabiIitated Home.

The Methodists at Melbourne Rededi-
cate Their RehabiIitated Home.
Special to Ttmes-R Republican.
Melbourne, June 19-The Methodist
people are very happy this morning
over the rededication of their church,
which occurred yesterday The church
has been closed for several weeks for
thorough repairs and has been put In
most excelletn shape. Rev. Clifford,
of Clifford, and Rev. e. L. Gallagher, of
Laurel, former pastors, were present,
and Rev. Mark Masters of Montour,
preached the reopening sermon, which
was a masterpiece. After the sermon
Rev. Masters stated the financial con-
ditions of the church and sufficient
money was raised to cover the cost of
repairs and wipe out the parsonage
debt and everybody feels happy over
the results.
DR.. E. b. Jones was to have lee
tured here last evening, but for various
reasons it was postponed for two
weeks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-20
IOWA. NERRAskA COAL MEN.
Meetings to be Held in Council Bluffs
and Omaha This Week.

SDecldi 10 5I1IIHS-he
Council Bluffs, June 20.-The Iowa
Nebraska Coal Dealers Association
will meet, in this city and Omaha
Thursday and Friday of this week. One
days session will be held here and the
other in the Nebraska city. The assoc
citation has membership of nearly
1000, and most of them are expected
to attend the meeting. Questions OF
demurrage, railroad tariffs, and mat
tiers relating to shipments will be dis
cussed in the convention. The officers
of the association state there is a very
amicable feeling now existing between
the dealers and the railroads. Besides
the regular business of the convention
several pleasure trips have been ar
ranged for the visitors. They will be
taken on trolley ride about the two
cities and will visit both Lake Manawa
and Paramount Park.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-20
SUMMER SESSION OPENED.
University School Opens With Bright

University School Opens With Bright
Prospects of Good Attendance.
Iowa City, June 20.-The University
of Iowa's summer session opened yes
terday with prospects for an increase
in attendance over last year. Most of
the registering took place yesterday,
and will be continued for a couple OF
days more, before which time it is al
most impossible to make q good guess
as to the total attendance. The facul-
ty for the summer session is as strong
as could be picked from the corps of
the university. This summer course
is proving especially popular with the
high school teachers over the state.
Many, who have been unable to COM
plete their full four years in the uni
versity, take this course, and VIII re-
ceive their degrees upon its compile
ton