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The Dickinson press., 1905-10-28
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.

Department of the Interior, Land Office; at
Dickinson, N. d. Oct y, 1906
!, Notice ,s hereby given that the following
named settler has filed uoticssoY his intention to
that said proof will re made bRfore the Reg
ister and Receiver of U. Stand Office at Dick
inson, N. D., on Dec.;5. f905;; viz: 77:'+'5 " $ No.
ANDRE HUSHKA.t -: go
OF, Dickinson, N. D., H. =. No. II 5!6, =
for the eh nwA. n:A nwA and. nw994 neA, sec,
"a, twp 142 n. rye 81 W. 5th P. M
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous rcsidonre mon : and a,tltivation OF
said land, viz: Frank Roth, Lukas Adam-ki
Joseph HaX.l, Bartholomew Adamski. all @of
Dickinson, N. D.. y. 49,. s...s
1o-2s:st A.C. M~cGILLlyRAY, Register.
The Dickinson press., 1905-10-28
Legal Notices.
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.

Department Of the Interior, Land Once, ut
Dickinson. N. D., Oct. Is. 1905.
NJ Notice is hereby given thatthe fnllnwing-nam-
ed settler has filed notice Of herin'enfion to make
final proof in support of her claim. and that
and Receiver of the United States land Office
at Dickinson.iN. DION DDecsm Der /, l9O512yiz:
sz GERTRUDESBARBIE, aSs b
widow Of Johann Barbis, decreased,
: for the swA Sec. IA. Twp. 1871, N Rye. 90 W Of
9Th p. M. S3
She names the 70 lowing witnesses to prove
her continuous residence npnn. md sRltivntion,
OF said l.nI, viz: Thomas Han1-in ST Richard
ton, N. D.,Joseph Albrecht Of Richardton.N.
d. Bernard Ste 'ner Of Richardson, N. D.,
George Schroahn OF Dickinson, N. D. s
&C. SMcGtLL1vRAY, Register.
George Aud, Atty. l02SS6t
The Dickinson press., 1905-10-28
Pence Means.

"Can you tell me the meaning of the
word %'peace|" asked Miss Gray Of a
little boy who had just recited a pa
triotic poem in which the word &C.
Cured.
"Peace means when you amt got no
children" answered the child.
"How is that?' asked Miss Gray.
"When my mother has washed and
dressed us six children for school in
the morning she says, Now, I'll have
The Dickinson press., 1905-10-28
His Mission.

Old Mortality was freshening up the
illegible inscriptions on the ancient
tombstones.
II merely wish to show" he explain
ed to the curious ~bystanders, that
there is nothing essentially new in
modern acknowledging Tribune.
The Dickinson press., 1905-10-28

4 Department of the Int ,rior, United States
Land Office at Dickinson, n. D.. October Z,
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09

At the regular N setisg of Tab,
ernacle Marsonie Lodge, Pine
v LEY, held Monday afternoon,
the following officers were elect
cd for the ensuing year: 7. r, La
mar. w. NJ w. T. Trusty, 8. W.;
8. l.. Davis. J. W.; J. p. Wilson,
Treas; l. Prescott, Sec W. B.
Bovzer, 8. D.; Bob Vickery, J. D.;
Lon Shannon, &. u It.
At the regular meeting OF VAL
ey City Masonic Lodge. No. 402,
held Thursday night, the follow
iug officers were elected for tn .
ensuing year: G.. D. Brown. w.
NJ; r, n. Ward. s. w.; @ O.
hrirty J. W.; b. w. Hellums,
Treas; u. b. Romberger, Sec.
Leonard l.. vann, 8. D.; O. d
Whitehead, j. D.; D. w. McMil
ian, T. The installation will take
place at the regular me citing in
January.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
loDGe or ssRRex.
EIks Remembes their Deceased Bfethrea

Elks Remember their Deceased Bfethren
One Of the most solemn and
beautifully impressive service
ever witnessed in this ci v was
the Memorial Exercises OF w ater
Valley Lodge, No. 459, B. p. o. B..
neld vt the Opera House list Sun
Jay afternoon.
It 10 one Of the cardinal tenets
OF this noble Order to remember
its dead a. we'll as to love and
cherish the living, and the mem :
orial services are arrange d in u
manner touchingly illustrating
this two fold purpose.
TIE programme for the occasion
embraced the ri,uAllstic Lodge ser
vice, several choice musical num-
bers and On address by Rev. Mr..
A. B. Jones, Of Jackson, Tenn.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
COFPHEVILLE DEPARTMENT.
Special Correspondence Of iAe Progress.

Mrs. Eiw.n Newblrgs r has
been sick for = few days Of this
week.
Mrs. May Langford, OF Air
Mount, is the guest of Irs. n. 2.
Hall.
Mrs. Tucker and her niece,
Miss Iravine, are the guests OF
Capt. j. L. Eskridge.
Mr.. Seabe Jones and family re-
ceutly Of Greenwood, have ro-
turned to Coffeevillc.
DR.. Henry Leonard, Of Swan
Lake, spent some days with the
home folks last week.
The friends of DR.. B. b. Ssyle
are glad to see him out on the
streets again after = protracted i'll
ness.
Mrs. Morrison entertained ct
dinner, Friday, Mesdames Lester,
Kennedy, Thomas, Swearengsn
Halle and Vann.
Prof. and Mrs. w. 4. Drane and
little Frances, ofthe University,
were the guests of mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Brannon recently.
Mr.. Jnsaph Newburger and
Miss Hatsle K0minsKy, Of drena-
da, spent Sunday Win Mr.. ana
Mrs. Edw.n Newburger.
Mrs. p. w. Rowland and family
aad Miss M4rcalle, Of Oxfo rd,
were the guests recently Of Mr.
and Mrs. q. w. Rowland.
Mrs. G. w. Armstrong and
children, George Wells and Mar
garet, have returned from o VISIT
TO relatives at Kosci0sko.
Mrs. Anna Thomas and Mrs.. L.
L. Kennedy ara in Grenada, at-
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
Cofafissioner's Sale.
Ex-parte, M. A. Holly ct Il.
No. 1247.

By virtue Of the authority in me-
vested Gas Commissioner by decree of
tbs Chaneery Court # the First Dis
trict of Yalobusha County, MississlD D
pi. rendered ia the above styled cause
on Nov. %, 1908. which decree di-
vected mo to sell the lands hsreinas-
ter mentioned for iivisiol OF the
proceeds among ths JOINT owners
thereof, will VII lin legal hours at
the north a DOR If tla Court House In
the town of Coffaeviiie on
"Wednesday, ths 27thsday OF Dec, 1905.
proceed TO sell TO tbs highest bidder
or bidders for cash, the following de-
described lands, to-wit:
The east half of the north-wesk
qu Arter of section thirty-one N8Il.
sownship twenty-four E24l, range sev-
Oh II, east, also the nor5n half OF tine
wess nalf of ths southeast quarter a.
section fifteen (l5li township twenty
four l24l, range six [6l, cast, all in
the First District Of Yaiobusha Coun-
ty, Mississippi. The above lands viii
DO offered and sold as the law directs
The title to said lands is believed
to bs good, butt sell and convey
such title as Is vested In me as Com
missioner. rhis Nov. 24th, 1905.
j LELAND TRUsTY Commissioners.
Stone d Stone. Solicitors.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09

tending the annual Methodist
Conference and visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Narders and Mrs.
Henry Moore, Of Oakland, were
the guests for : few days this
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Newbur-
ger,
Mrs. Lucy Sayle and daughter
Mrs. Pryor Bailey and Miss Lucy
6ayle, Of Oakland, are the guests
ofthe families Of DR.. Hayls and
Mrs. Hawkins.
Nessrs. Dsnley, Coker, Eey-
mour, Hughes and Stone were ia
Water Valley the drst Of the week
in attendance on the N citing of
the Board Of Supervisors and
Ohancery Court.
Misses Wallace and Lottle
Whitten and Messrs. Armistead
Halle, w. A. Morrison snd Master
Frank Armstrong went TO Water
Valley Tuesday evening to see
the Robinson show.
At 3 regular meeting Of Coffee.
vile Lodge, Saturday night, Dr..
b. B. Hayle was elected Worship.
ful Naster for the ensuilg Ma
sonic year, Edwin Nswburgsr
was reelected High Priest Of
OofEeeville Chapter. No. 101.
The election of city officers was
held Monday. A. 4. Bryant, may
or, and A. I. Shaw, city marshal,
were elected. The aldermen were
Is follows: p. NJ. Woodall. Hu-
bert Oalho0n, w. A, Morrison,
w. I. Stone aad J. r. Provine.
With 9 board of young progress
I've men, th3 town should enjoy i
year ofprcsperity. There was no
particular question before the vo.
terra, the officers we're elected on
their merts.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Belts have
the tenderest sympathies Of Q
oumber Of friends in the loss of
their sweet little tbree.year- old
daugh er, Hazel, last SATURDAY.
night. Funeral services were held
at the residence on Center street
Sunday afternoon, Raw. Mr. hob.
s0a officiating, and the remains
were laid to rest in Oak Hill Uem-
etery.
A Big assert lent of plain and
fancy silks, w0'th 75c. and 41. 90
per yard, this sale only Soc.
Wagner's.
All of the local Methodist min.
listers and s veral official mem ;
bers of the Wood and Main Street
Churches are in attendance on
the annual Conference in session
at Grenada this week. So far 40
the Progress has learned all OF
the ministers have pleased their
congregations and their recap.
pointment by Conference would
be gratifying. The veteran Pre-.
siding Elder, Rev. Mr.. 8. n.
Thames, is dearly loved by the
people OF Water Valley, and his
appointment to this District 10
always satisfactory.
Mrs. Mabel Marketta entertain
ed the Current Review Club
Thursday,
Messrs. @. G. Bennett and r.
e. Ward were in attendance on
the P. D. of A. Oonven lion in ses.
sion in Memphis the first Of toe
week.
Mr.. w. A. Bondurant, one Of
the Oldest and best kaown mer
of the county, died at his home in
C0ffeeville, Thursday afternoon,
at the rips age Of nearly So years.
Funeral services were held at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church,
of which deceased had long been
a devoted member, Friday after
noon, kev. Mr.. RUSSELL officiating,
and the remains were laid to rest
in Cedar Hill Cemetery. The
aged widow has the sympathiss
OF large of friends.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
Come to us for Art Squares.
Rugs, Shades, Pictures; In fact,
for anything iii llonsefnrnishings.
Congding Spell Caused
Death.

Harry Duckwell, aged % years,
choked to death early yesterday
morning at his home, in the pres.
ence of his wife and child. He
contracted q slight cold o few
days ago and paid but little at
tention to 1t. Yesterday morn
ing he was seized with fit of
coughing which continued for
some time. His wife sent for g
physician but before he could ar
rive, another coughing spell came
on Duckwell died from suffica,
lion, st. Louis Globe. Democrat,
Dec. /. 1901. Billiards. Hore-
h0nd Syrup would have saved
him. A5c. 50c. AMI 81. 90.
Sold by 5. s. Spencer.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
Look at these Trade Catchers''.

Oak Beds, $3.50, and tip.
Trunks, substantially naade, $l.25. and up.
Rocking CHAIRS. 81 80 md up.
Straight-back dhairs, 50 cents and up.
COttOn Mattresses. 50 Sd, aud up.
8 Piece Oak Bed Room Suite, Si2.5O, aud m.
The celebrated "H s 5. Felr' Mattress, only
$12 so. Guaranteed 10 be as good as anv
$500 ped made Try il, aud If not en-
tire1y pleased bring 1t back.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
Standard calicoes, &c. q yard.
A. II. jennings & Go.

Standard calioOes, DC. q yard.
A. II. Jennings & Go.
The Edna Foy Co., 10 playing
to good hOuses this week, and is
giving perfect Subtraction.
Quite . large cr0w1 Was in for
the circus Tuesday, and the show
seems to havo given general sat-
'isfaction. ers
Mr.. j. r. Hudson, 9 well-kn0wn
citizen and gallant ex-O0nfed-
crate soldier, died ct his home,
one mile west Of the city last Sun,
day, aged 76. The remains were
laid to rest at the Camp Ground
cemetery Monday afternoon.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
No | for Grenada,

AT the urgent solicitation Of q
number Of the most influential
citizens Of the prosperous and
progressive city of Grenada, it
has been decided to give o pcrs
formance of the Klks' Superb
uinstrels in that city next Tues
day evening, the 18th. The pro-
ceeds for the benefit Of Grenada
Club.
1t is probable that an excursion
will be run from this city and
C0ffecville for the benefit of those
who will wish to see the show.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09

Boys Knae Suits from 5 to Ii
sizes, 9l.50 this sale only.
Wagner q 90.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09

We have the stock to please
you. We want your trade, and Ii
close prices will get it, We will
have il, Gall and see.
Wagner 8 90.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
The Progress.
- Write For =
Carbohydrates
M ULF OR D
j e w e L e r
Memphis.

Calicoes, req Onlys nc. ~ "oR
ner's.
Bed comforts, Toe. at
A. e. Jennings d Co.
Mrs. Jas. L. Robinson depar. cd
Thursday for Texas, where she
will spend the winter.
Bed blankets, 45c. pair at
A. n. Jenninings d 90.
Best line OF new style up-to-
date Overcoats for men AMI boys
ct knock out prices. Wagners.
Miss Loaella Jennings enter
tanned the Wednesday Book Club
in a delightful manaer Wedass.
day afternoon.
For stylish Jacket or Wrap
ut reduced price 60 to Wagner y.
They can please you.
The engagement Of Miss Alline
Hudson, formerly of this city, and
Mr.. B. I. Eubanks, Of Darant, is
announced, the marriage to be
s0lemized Dec. 20tk.
Wagncr's Wonder Flour Pleaser
Particular People. The best Flous
on earth. Try it.
Mems Gil wool suits; best val
ses ever offered, $500.
Wagner 8 90.
The Comfort Ire as) News an
ncunces the engagemtnt OF DR..
J. Il. Mcfarland, formerly OF this
city, and Miss Helen Steves, OF
Comfort, the marriage TO take
place Dec. goth.
Remember, WAgner's Fall sale
now going on.
The engagement of Miss MIN
ME Alice MauIdin and Mr.. Hlner
Sherwood Jenkins 10 announced,
the weddh & to take place at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. J IN.
Rees, Tuesday, Dec. 26
Best Salt el.25 per barrel at
Wagner's.
EXQUISITE line of Fall Wasting
lust received. Call and SEQ them
Wagner s. Co.
Our people will learn With SIM
cere regret OF the removal of Ar
). w. D.dge and family to Da-
rant, to which place tine new du
ties of Mr.. Dodge necesitated the
removal. The elcgazs family is
deservedly popular aad has the
best wishes Of q hnEt OF Water
Valley friends.
Everything in ladies' jackets
fer half price, from Eow until
Christmas.
A. Il. Jennipgs g. Go.
Mr.. w. o. Wood, formerly
trasnmaster of the Mississip0l Dr.
vision of the Illinois Central, has
been promoted from Superinssn.
dent Of nIevated Lines TO Assis-
tant General Superintendent OF
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Sgs-
aem, his many Water Valley
ariends will be pleased TO lesrR.
Just recieyed a new lot Of "a
dies lace and readysto~ wSar col.
lars. A. u. Jennings Sc Uo.
The Daughters of the Conled-
/. racy are called to meet at the
residenca Of Mrs. /. r. BlaGat naxt
Tuesday afternoon, thu I2tb, st |
3 o'clock. TIE Chapter has new
and interesting project uader coI-
and tne members are
all urged to bs present as the
meeting.
Good wool jeans, 25c. a yarsl.
A. q. Jennings u 00.
The folio wing we'll known msm
D ers OF the Christian O-urcl 49,
conpsnied Rev. Mr.. b. FL. Mor-
ris ID Winona Sunday to aid ia
the reorg Anis alton of the Chris
tan Church at that place: G.. A.
II .rris, W. Fl. Kslsy, H L. S;4r-
1T 4 MI -
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09

For Sanitary Plumbing work
'Phone LOO. Flake & Little.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09

Once tried always used Wage
ner's Wondsr Flour.
Water Valley progress., 1905-12-09
Beginning December lst.

We will give with each Cash Pnr-
chase of $l.0O ticket which en-
titles the purchaser to a chance
of drawing any one of the follow
ing valuable articles;
Diamond Ring, $500.
Handsome China Fish
Set In case, $500.
Eastman Folding
Pocket Kodak No. 1, $1,000.
Jobe, the Jeweler,
Arizona republican., 1905-05-14

demurrers of defendants Rays and Christy were set for hearing on the next law day. A similar order was made in the case of Maricopa county against A. H. Fulton, superintendent of public instruction. in connection with the same matter.
 The hearing of the demurrer in the attachment suit of the Gas, Water. In- vestment and Trust company limited. against Elijah Coffin was set for next Saturday. The demurrer was filed by the Highland Water company. whose property is involved in the action.
 In the suit of John G. Harden against Prosper B. Parker the plaintiffs mo- tiOn to strike was withdrawn and a motion was made by the plaintiff to have the Arizona Copper Mining com pany made a party defendant. This motion was denied. Tn the several wa ter suits of J. D. Crabb against the Maricopa Canal company; William P. Hughes against the Salt River Valley Canal company; F. G. Fisher against the same defendant, demurrers to the complaint were overruled. In the suit of T. T. Hedger against w. T. Smith and others it was brought to the notice of the court that the plaintiff was dead and on motion his son. C. c. Hedger.
 
 John R. Norton against the Buckeye Canal and Land company, Frank P. Trott, receiver for the company was made party defendant and the trial or der was vacated. The same action was taken in the suit of T. N. Clanton against the same defendant. In the case of John H. Pershing against the Buckeye Canal and Land company the motion of Norton and others to inter Vene was set for next law day. F An order for a cost bond in the case of James F. Cowan against Mary A. Conley was vacated. The case of the territory against I. L. Jackson was dis missed on the motion of the defendant and the trial order was vacated. On the motion of the district attorney the cases against w. H. Gill. Leonard Hay and George Hay were dismissed. These are cases in which several Apache Indians at Mcdowell were concerned in the killing of cattle which did not belong to them. Also on the motion of the district attorney the remaining
 case against R. l.. Mcdonald was dismissed. The plaintiff was given judgment in the suit of Charles Gold man and others against J. $. Gowett.
 In the suit of w. H. Constable against T. F. Meade, the Denver Build ing and Loan company was given leave to intervene. This is an action to cuiet title. The defendant is an agent of the building and loan com pany and puts in his time travelling throughout Colorado and the west buying tax titles. Through him the company has come into possession of such title to property belonging to the plaintiff.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-14
The Western WOnder-WOrker Who Sets
 the World Agdpe
The PrOIOnger of Le inc ReSfOrer of Youth, the ReuVe natOr of Vitality, and inc CORSerVdtOr of Hope,
 Health and Happiness
He Can Absorb Electricity Like Sponge and Bdfhe Your Tired Nerves With It-At His Touch Your Aches
 Fade Away and Your DrOOpng Spirits Revive

the joys of motherhood. After his soothing therapeutics there will be no more suffering from those dragging. bearing down pains. that weakness of back and the attendant agonies of men struation. Nature will be assisted in its regular courses, and life will be made something better than a com pound of wretchedness and worry.
 Diseases Peculiar to Men.
 Men who repent with melancholy in latter life the misspent follies of their youth, should repair to Zaro, the In vigorator.
 He will tell you of the rare proper ties of a curious Mexican herb. He will show you some of the newly found mysteries of electric force. He will teach you a few simple lessons known in the time of Solomon.
 Old chronic troubles which recur from time to time are masterfully checked and kept in subjugation by certain preparations provided by the Faro In stitute, coupled with such sensible ad- vice as to personal care of diet and baths and exercise. as especially need to be followed by those who wish to live a long and happy life
 Beware or so-called SpeclaliStS who aggravate masculine troubles rather than alleviate them in their efforts to keep their patients long and profitably upon their account books.
 The FARO INSTITUTE PRIDES ITSELF UPON REPUTATION for inn mediate benefits and speedy cures.
 No diseases of men are altogether incurable. Most men have much of dross in their systems, of which they should be purged, and as they grow older need to be careful lest they in crease the urates which thicken the walls of arteries, stiffen the articula- ton of joints, and impair the elasticity and hexibility of fibrous tissues. Such medication as will best accomplish this is afforded by the experienced adopts under Zaro's tuition.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-14
cocHIsE COUNTY.

General development work on prop critics at Paradise camp in the Chiri- eahua mountains. is progressing well and favorably. All of the different companies are consistently carrying out their plans.
 The Cochise Consolidated company is about to resume operations after two months of idleness.
 J. A. Lewandowski of the Savage Gold and Copper company, also in the Chiricahuas, near Paradise, is working a small force of men and development work is to be pushed more rapidly than formerly.
 At the property of the Empire State company, near Tombstone. the tunnel is being put in steadily. The work is traversing a ledge that has improved the value and quality very fast from the surface. It is wider and richer at the present depth of 200 feet than it was at the start. The material point is that the formation that has lately been cut gives hope of better ground below, both in point of quality and quantity.
 GILA COUNTY.
 The Woodson tunnel, on the Inspira- ton mine, eight miles east of Globe, is now in about 6S0 feet and is in good concentrating ore for GOO feet. A drift is also being run from the tunnel which is in high grade carbonate and glance ore of eighteen per cent copper.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-14
LAW DAY PROCEEDINGS
An Unusually Heavy Volume of Busi-
 ness Transacted Yesterday.

There was an unusually heavy vol ume of business in the law day session of the district court yesterday, though there was a final disposition of but few cases. In the matter of Martha E. Schute against L. F. Higgins a de- murrer to the second amended answer was sustained. In the suit of c. w. Chapman against Isabella Horner for a commission in a real estate deal the defendant was given judgment. In the suit of F. L. Blumer against sam C. Leslie the answer of the defendant was withdrawn. the plaintiff given judg- ment and the foreclosure of an attach ment was ordered.
 In the case of MaricODa county against F. Rays and the other mem bers of the high school board for the recovery of money paid for the addi- tion to the high school grounds the
Arizona republican., 1905-05-14
SOME ARIZONA MINES
4 Review of Important Properties in
 Various Counties.
MoHAvE COUNTY.

The Cyclopic Gold Mining company in Gold Basin, has just completed a gigantic mining enterprise in the cut ting of a wagon road from the mine to a connection with the Dolan Springs road, which shortens the distance to the railroad about twenty-two miles. The company has been at work laying a new pipe line to the Springs and has put in a pumping plant to force the water over the mountain to the mill. The milling plant has been remodeled and the crushing of ore will soon be under way. A hoisting plant will soon be in operation on the mine.
 Sheriff Walter Brown went over from Kingman to Vivian camp this week and sold off the personal prop erty of the Mohave Gold Mining com
Arizona republican., 1905-05-14

pany under an order of sale issued by the district court. It is understood the company proposes a new organiza- tion and the settling up of all indebt edness. The property consists of a 40 stamp mill. at Milltown, pipe line and q large amount of other personal eff fleets. Sheriff Brown will sell at pub lie auction in I<ingman also all the realty of the company there. The property consists of the Leland group of mines at Vivian. some of which are said to be very rich. The Midnight mine, of this group, produced ore that milled more than $50 to the ton in gold and the vein averaged thirty inches in width. The shaft was sunk 200 feet and all the ore above the level mined O1f