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His Arms Were Around Her,

able. Goffey ID never have let MIN In
If he wasn't. Goffey's amt the place
where blackguards comet" this with a
toss of her head. Hes real gent,
I'm sure; wears ring on his finger
an lots of other joolery." = .A
The girl shuddered, though, mad she
known it, the ;ewelry, with the ex-
ception Of the ring, was purely fc-.
ton of Mrs. Goffey's. # :
The girl frowned. 1T is really very
annoying. wish you could make
some other arrangement. Is this the
only sitting room in the house?"
Eyes, it isl replied Mrs. Goffey,
shortly, and founced out, appearing in
few moments with the bacon and
eggs, the tea, and some hot buttered
toast. Then the girl heard her 60
along the narrow passage, and knock
ing at a door at the farther end, in
form some one that supper was ready
In the dining room.
The man was halfway across the
room before he saw her face. She
looked up, for he gave a sudden excla-i
nation OF surprise, and then she
flushed scarlet. and rose in nervous
way, her book dropping UNDECIDED to
the ground. They looked at one an
other for a moment, and then she said
in low voice: How dare you conner"
But he did not answer, and Mrs.
Goffey entered with a jug Of hot wa
ter. 55.s .55 ~ ri
Nov you two she said brlskly 81
hopeayou'll be good frens The gentle
man can cit here an serve the bacon
an eggs, an the lady can pour out the
tea, quite domestic like" and she
chuckled. # sE d.
If you want anythin' Jest rap on the
table, an I'll hear you. I'm Jest in the
kitchen gettin' Gofey's tea She gave
surreptitious wink, and then disap-
lpeared, looking particularly knowing.
What's to be done, Pen 81 Them
looked down at her. Heaven knows I
am not to blame! What fate nNearth
could have brought us together on t
day OF all days. What the dev "a SaIi<
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-09-27

State of Minnesota, County of Mar
shall, IS. In District Court.
f. C. Wheeler. as Administrator Of
the Estate Of Charles M. Wheeler,
Deceased, Plaintiff, VS. W. G. GILBERT
son and Charles W. Culbertson, De-
PENDANTS.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
derslgned, Frank A. Green, as Receiv-
er OF. the co partnership property of
the firm of Charles M. Wheeler. W.
q. Culbertson and Charles W. GILBERT
son, that pursuant to an order of the
court made in the above entitled ac-
tlon and entered upon the 25th dav
OF September, 1906, he will as such
receiver offer for sale and sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for
cash, all the real estate belonging to
the co.partenership firm of Charels
NJ: Wheeler, W. C. Culbertson and
Charles ". Culbertson. known az the
wheeler Culbertson Farm" situated
about 8 miles east of Stephen, in Mar
shall County, Minnesota an describ-
ed as follows. to-wit: All CT sections
numbered Twenty Nine (29), Thirty
One (3l), Thirty-Two (32), Thirty
Three (33). and the South East Quar-
ter Is. p ~ Of Section numbered
Thirty (30). in Township numbered
One Hundred Fifty Eight (l58)
North, of Range numbered Forty
Seven (47, West, of the Fifth Princi-
pal Meridian, and all of Section NUNS
bered Five ~ in Towngship number
ed One Hundred Fifty Seven (l5O
North, of Range Forty-Seven an,
West of the Fifth Principal Meridian.
Said sale will be made at the front
door of the Court House in the CITY
of Warren and State of Minnesota at
the hour Of Eleven O'Clock in the
forenoon of the 18th day of October.
1906. The successful bidder will be
required to pay to the receiver at the
time of the sale the sum of Ten
Thousand Dollars, (Sl0. ,000.0O), in cash
or in certified checks upon responsible
banks, to be approved by the receiver,
which said sum will be applied upon
the purchase price of said premises,
the residue Of the purchase price to
be paid in cash upon the execution
and delivery Of a deed by the receiver
OF said premises after the sale has
been confirmed by the order of the
District Court in and for Marshall
County. Information concerning the
property SO to be sold can be had of
the undersigned by addressing him
Through the mail at Stephen, Mime
sofa or in person upon the premises
to be sold. Said sale will be made
subject to Confirmation by Court.
Dated this 26th day of September,
1906.
lE ,&4 Frank A. Green.
Receiver.
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MIS-! \. X ] I. F. E I.
By T. FITZGERALD
|sa' \rss-
Copyright, b. Joseph B. Bowles.)

~ n SGT
Mrs. Goney stood in the kitchen OF
the Bush Hotel and fried eggs, and
Mr.. Goffey, sitting at a table near the
window, peeled potatoes.
Then Mrs. Goftey pulled a clothes
horse nearer the fire; on it was a neat
tweed skirt, a jacket Of the same ma
terial, CATERS, sailor hat, and a pair
Of walking shoes, small size and well
made. III Z
Are the gents things dry ?' inquired
Mr.. Goffey meekly, as he slowly and
carefully removed the eyes from po-
tato.
Mrs. Gotfey shifted and repeated the
question satirically. "An' why wouldn't
they be dry? He got here d'reckly
after dinner, didn't he? An he Civ me
his clo'es, didn't he? An I mad 'em
afore the fire all the afternoon, hadn't
I? An you seen me take 'em to his
door, didn't you?" emphasizing each
question by her vigorous actions round
the fireplace. ~
Mr.. Goftey slowly put the potatoes
into saucepan, and his wife began
collecting cups and saucers on a tray.
Then he don't know about the
young lady be1n' here?" Mr.. Goffey's
curiosity was overmastering his discre-
ton.
mo, h. don't; nor she don't know
he's here either; an I'll tell her when
I lay on the table," : r.. -
With this, Mrs. Goffey took up the
tray and disappeared into the next
room, the boards creak1ng as she went.
Hope you're not feelin' as if you'd
got chill, miss?" she said, addressing
a girl who sat in chair by the ire,
and who was wearing the aforemen-
toned silk Dress
She looked up from her book and
smiled. mo, am feeling perfectly
we'll, thanks, and I'm looking FORWARD
to my supper" She wondered, with
some slight alarm, If Mrs. Goffey
meant to share the meal with her, for
two cups were being placed on the ia
Bile, two plates, two knives, two forks.
There's a gentleman stay1n' here"
said Mrs. Goffey, suavely, IAN it'll be
nice company for you; he seems a very
genteel person."
Il should prefer supper by myself
said the girl coldly. Inwardly she was
furious. Was she to suffer prolonged
tete-a-tete with stranger-a CONNER
cial traveller, of course. T..
Mrs. Goffey looked at her in some
surprise. I'm sure he's quite respect
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Magoon Going to Philippines.

Washington, Sept. 1S.-The secre.
tary of war has made official an
nouncement of the appointment Of
Charles E. Magoon. governor of the
Panama canal zone, as vice governo-
general of the Philippines. Gov. Ma
COON will sail for the United States
September "a, and as soon thereafter
as he can arrange his affairs in the
United States he will start for Ma
Mia "'..r. g. '.- ."2 >%l
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Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
copartnership heretofore existing
under the firm name of the Warren
Business School, Warren MINI,
IS this day dissolved. All accounts
due the firm are to be paid to J. H.
hlzer and all liabilities should be-
presented to him for payment; Mr..
Braggans being retained as in
structor only.
Warren, Mimi, Sept. Is, 1906
W. O. Braggans.
J. H. Kizer.,
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Easy with Carrying Concerns.

Austin, Tex, Sept. 19.-Attorney
General Davidson has authorized Dis
trict Attorney Moore to compromise
the 40 cases pending against all the
express companies doing business in
Texas and the railroads over which
they operate for alleged violation of
the antitrust laws. The amount to be
raid jointly is $4,000 and is to satisfy
Tor both railroads and express CON-
DSnies.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-09-27
ECZEMA and PILE CURE

e. FREE. Knowing what it was
to suffer. | will give FREE OF
CHARGE, to any afflicted a positive
cure for Eczema, Salt Rheum,. Fry.
sipelas, Piles and skin Diseases.
Instant relief Don't suffer longer,
Write F. W. WILLIAMS, 40 Man
haitian Avenue, New York. Enclose
Stamp.
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Louis M. Olson, Annou noes his
" Candidacy. .. T..

After careful consideration have
decidedsto be a candidate for any
banking business you may have to
transact and respectfully solicit your
support and patronage for the Swe-
dish American State Bank, Warren,
Mimi. ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-09-27
ms and Outs.

Bronzed by foreign suns, he entered
the Office of his colleague. But the
cashiers chair was vacant.
is Mr.. Smith out?'' he asked, anx-
iously II am an old friend of his
mo, sir" returned the clerk. "Mr..
Smith is not out. He won't be out for
16 years." y...ge&. 49, A..
Here the clerk smiled grimly.
"The firm is out, though he went
on, lone hundred thousand just" IT,
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New Lands Opened.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Sept. 19.-The
president Wednesday issued a procla-
nation opening the Kiowa, Com
manche and Apache Indian lands in
Oklahoma. The interior department
will announce the date for the recep-
ton of sealed bids under which the
5o5,OOO acres Of land are to be dis.
posed of to homesteaders.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-09-27
Stone in Ear Seven Years.

Shelbyville, Ind.-5even years ago,
while playing in a sand pile, little
Minnie Huffman, then aged six years,
got piece of gravel in her right ear.
Physicians failed to extract the stone.
and the child gradually lost her hear
ing on that side. The other day while
at supper she was biting a crust of
bread and something snapped in her
ear. The stone fell to the floor, and
the girls hearing was instantly re-
stored
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-09-27
win Meet in Minneapolis.

Atlanta, Ca, Sept. 20. The Nation
al Dental association elected its Off
GERS for the coming year and selected
Minneapolis and July 30, 1907, as the
place and time for the next meeting.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-09-27

Something for Nothing.
Did you ever see a free show that
didn't have some kind of collection
attached to it.? X.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-09-27
Versatile Youth,

THAT new clerk of yours is rather
versatile, isn't ,he?" said the drum.
mer - T. +'..&i
That's what" replied the village
merchant. HE makes three or four
different kinds of fool Of himself
every day." @
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-09-27
insurance Commissioner Resigns.

St, Paul, MINI, Sept. 20. "A special
to the Pioneer Press from Pierre, s.
D., says:
Insurance Commissioner Perkins
has rendered his resignation, to take
effect October /. Gov. Elrod has APP
pointed Ben Y. Doty to succeed him,
Mr.. Perkins will engage in private
business. s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-09-27

Emerson and Moline plows sold
only by Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
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Burbank Creates rive New Plants.

Burbank Creates rive New Plants.
San Francisco, Cal-Fiye nev
plant creations are listed by Lurhs r
Burbank. The most interesting is a i
improved Australian Star flower. IT,
is of unusual beauty and. color, and IS
Ike o]a-fashioned everlasting flowers
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Trust Baking Powders sell for * or
SO cents per pound and may be iden. +
titled by this exorbitant nrice.
They are menace to public health.
as food prepared from them con.
tains large quantities of Rochelle
salts, a dangerous cathartic drug,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
THE SANTA rE CUTOFF.

a dispatch from brentwood. Texas,
says: Work on the Santa Fe cutoff Is
progressing nicely. The surveyors are
now camped on the Jim Ned about
ten miles from town. The surveyors
had no difficulty until they reached
the mountains, where the rond will
cross the Jim Ned, hut there they
found quite a hard proposition, but one
which they think will he overcome.
Chief Engineer +. NJ. Jones il now
with the corps. Right Of Way Agent
Furry IL here, and in u few days will
be- in n position to make the Brown
wood people n .Soposition. just what
amount of bonus viii be asked is not
known. but il is thought the amount
asked will easily be within reach when
the effort Is put forth TO raise IL. Some
think depot grounds and right Of way
through the county will be all that will
be asked. but Others think much more
will be asked.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
ITALIAN MINER Is ROBBED ON
THE TRAIN.
From Thursdays Daily.

With the sum Of s64o IN cnsb
safely secured, as he thought. in bis
pistol pocket, an Italian miner, who has
worked steadily for the past year in
the Poland mine, stepped on board the
Coast Limited at the depot here
Tuesday evening, only to be relic we'd Of
the coin about thirty minutes later when
the train reached jerome Junction.
Being only one Of four passengers in
the smoker, including the ncwsboy. the
victim OF the theft stepped from the
ear to the platform as soon M the train
reached the station, where he at once
missed the coin, and rc,cntering the car
appraised the others of his loss. after
which n careful search was made for
the missing money without result.
Having only the railroad ticket left
and being absolutely penniless no
abandoned the trip and at daylight
commenced search Of the track
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

where the car stopped, and the dono,
platform, 10 he later rewarded h.
finding the sack In which the eo;.
was wrapped lying by the side Of ,ho
right Of way, about $50 yards north .,
the depot, relieved Of It's precious tre,.
surcs.
Disconsolatc and disappointed he 70.
turned 10 this city by the first ,rai,
where he rcleatcd his misfortunes IN N.
officers, who are working for the en-.
turc Of the thief, who Mt n late hon.
last night, had not yet been apprebend.
ed.
OF the sum 5000 Of the money w,
secured from one Of the local banl,
and one $40 bill In the bunch W,
patched with piece Of red pane,
which is the only identification m,,t
on the bundle Of grccnbacks.
Later.
Clyde Hamilton was arrested by III.
shcrifI's office late last night charged
with the robbery. Hamilton is at pre-.
sent employed M pswsboy on the trai,
on which the theft occurred, Hamihos
was for time in the service Of Birch
Brothers in the Palace Cellar Cas.
employed in the capacity Of waiter.
and has always borne a good repu,a
ton. Robert Birch gave bond 70,
his appearance in court on the charge.
and he was released from custody.
Hamilton was searched, but only a
dollar was found in his possession. Il
is not believed he IL the guilty party.
The name Of the man robbed !. Leo
Dagcrette.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
IMPORTANT ORE SHIPMENT
Railroad Mine Gets Good Returns ''-
the Osuelter.

A shipment Of ore was MADE -
Gently frsSn the Railroad mine, wnlc'
located 10 the Jersey Lilly ne'gn'''
hood, and being worked under s'-
The shipment was made to the """
boldt smelter, and the returns are ~, ~,
TO have been 40 satisfactory 10
owners Of the ore that they are f'''''
preparations to increase the force '"
ployed In the mine, and open u U"
more extensive scale. ..
The mine In situate about IL "'
south Of this city, and is one OF =
oldest In the district. Large bo''e'
medium grade gold ore are 0P''
in the property, and II has always w.
considered among the promising o'''
the district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
a Tragic Finish.

A wntehmsn's neglect permitted a
fcak In the great North Sea dyke, which
a ehild's finger could have stopped,
TO become n ruinous break, devastating
an entire province Of Holland. In lik.
manner Kenneth McIver Of vanceboro,
Me-, permitted little cold TO 20 un.
noticed until a tragic finish wns only
averted by DR.. Kings New Discovery
lie writes, "Three doctors gave me IN
TO die OF lung Inflammation, caused
by n neglected cold; but DR.. King =
New Discovery saved my life." Guar,
anteed best cough and cold cure, mt all
druggists. soc and 81. Trial bottle
free.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
MARRIED UNDER A WEDDING
BELL OF ROSES.
(Fron Wednesdays Daily.)

Yesterday afternoon at I o'clock the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Meade Of this city was the scene Of q
brilliant wedding, when their charm.
ing daughter, Miss Ethel Meade was
to Edward ID. Scholey. The house was
brilliantly decorated for the occasion,
the bride and groom standing under n
beautiful wedding bell of roses and
smilax M the fateful words pronounc.
ing them man and wife were uttered
by Rev. u. W. Rogers. pastor ~ the
First Congregational church.
After the ceremony was concluded u
short reception was held, in which
the thirty guests present, all relatives
aud intimate friends of the contracting
parties, joined.
The newly welded pair were the reel.
picnts of many handsome, useful, and
valuable wedding presents.
A large number Of their friends ga
thercd at the depot to pay their re-
spects M the happy couple left on the
tour through the principal cities Of
southern California and the coast. a
shower Of rice greeted them as they
appeared on the depot platform, while
they were literally deluged with it
rs they took their seats in the palace
ear In front Of an open window. Old
shoes, always considered an omen Of
good luck in similar affairs, were tied
To the ear bolts, while footwear Of all
ages, sizes, and descriptions, ranging
from the tiny covering Of the baby''
tootsy .wootsies to No. II rubber over
shoe. was seen 10 decorate the bride :,
trunk, ~ II was checked for transit IN
the baggage room,
coming here ut an early age with
her parents the bride has grown /,
womanbood in this city, where she u
a favorite with all who enjoy her ac
quaintance, and enjoys n wide circle
Of friends.
The groom has been raised in TIM
county from boyhood. lie IL n mem
her Of the firm Of Venator 4 Seholey
doing business at Mayer and Hum
boldt. and IL n young man Of rar,
business ability.
Both have the hest wishes Of n larg'
number of friends, who join in wishing
them many years of welded bliss an,
prosperity.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
REPUBLICANS FIX APPORTION
MENT OF DELEGATES.
(From Thursdays Daily.)

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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
SEVERAL cHANoEs IN A Buu
NESS BLOCK.
(From Thursdays Daily

After n business partnership Of over
IL years, the partnership Of Shepherd
4 Kastner on Gurley street was We.
terday dissolved, Mr.. Shepherd retiring
from the business, after selling his 10.
tercst to his partner, T.. A. Kasiner.
The concern will continue to do bu,i.
ness under the old name Of T.. A. Kas.
ner & Co.
Mr.. Shepherd gives NJ reason for
his retirement from business that Of
III health. lie will leave In few dau
for California, where he will spend ssv.
crI months enjoying the cool ard
refreshing sen breexcs before assum.
ing other business responsibilities.
Another important business deal
was perfected during the day when O.
A. Hcsla purchased the interest o.
George II. Cook in the large jexely
store Of George II. Cook 4 Co.
Mr.. Cook intends TO retire perman.
emily from active business life on ae.
count Of failing health. lie still re.
CARDS Prescott as his home, and intends
to retain his other property Interests
here.
| These business transactions recall
to mind several other important bu'i'
ness changes made during the past
sixty days in the same business block.
X. II. Burmistcr 4 Sons Co. ha'
moved its establishment to the Bank
Of Arizona building, the place vsea''
ed being repaired and put in shape fo'
occupation by the Bashford Burmiss'
Co.. which will extend it's present e.
tnblisbment into the premises about the
first Of August.
The Prescott Meat Market was pur'
chased some time since by y. 7. Huf'
ley, the Prescott and Phoenix butehef'
This market has been conducted for
number Of years by the Smith brothers
enjoying good trade, being one Of 'o'
leading establishments Of its kind "a
the city.
While no change has been made u
the personnel Of the Brisley Drug To-
7. Ed. Lift, one Of the leading stock
holders, has retired from active pans
eipation in its management. forsakn'
the profession Of pharmacist to ASSUME
the duties Of manager Of the Pun'en
ney lime quarry, which was recently &c
quircd by new company In when y
IL one Of the leading directors. ~
still retains his interest In the Br's'''
Drug company.
The plant Of the uenId Pub'''H'''
company, situate In the rear OF '"
Kastner fruit store, IN the nor'h"c'
corner Of the block, has also pe''
taken over by new interests, and ''
other changes are looked for In the h''
future.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
STRIKE REPORTED IN LITTLE
BROTHER.
(From Thursdays Daily.)

in the properties Of the Little Broth
or Mining company, situate about one
and n half miles from Iron Springs, and
about I miles from skull valley, ac'
cordipg 10 the statement ~ DR.. j.
Waterloo Dipsdalc, president Of the
company, one Of the richest strikes re-
ported here for some time was recently
made.
lie saws that on the apex ~ vein
which can be traced for a distance OF
over 1000 feet on the surface, at q
depth Of q feet, a . foot streak Of gold
bearing quartz was encountered, from
which two average samples have been
taken that assay 1890 ounces in gold
to the ton, or $sl2.40.
This discovery WAS made on the
Queen claim, which IL one Of a group Of
10 locations covering n network Of
veins, upon which considerable dcvcl
op,nent work has been done, and in
which large bodies Of ore carrying good
values in gold, silver, and copper have
been uncovered.
The Queen claim IN developed bv I
crosscut tunnel. which taps the vein
nj good depth. and by another tun'
mel ~ feet in length, in both Of which
there IN mn excellent showing of ore
Of very good grade.
| In addition to the development work
on the Queen claim. the other claims
are opened by n number Of shafts, the
deepest Of which IL about 1875 feet. IN
one Of these shafts there is a paystrcak
exposed, which samples $l60 TO the ton
IN gold, while in another "a two foot
paystrcak Of silver ore gives returns OF
over 200 ounces to the ton.
Another vein is being developed IL
which there IN an excellent surfac,
showing. the ore averaging in value
from 3 10 30 per cent in copper.
The camp IL situated about 5000
feet above sea level and admirably al
apted for mining operations at all sea
sons of the year.
The nearest accessible railroad sta
ton is Skull valley, which IL casil.
reached over good mountain wagoI
road Of easy grades.
The veins being developed follow
schist and porpbyry contacts, whicl
can be traced for n great distanc
across the mountains.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

farewell missive, she swallowed mum
Der Of morphine tablets purchased III
the evening ut one of the local
drug stores to be only little later dis'
covered by a lady friend rooming IN
the hotel. who. stepping into her room
for the purpose of making friendly
call. found her in - fainting condition.
DR.. Swctnam WAS hastily summoned
and arriving promptly on the scene"
administered an antidotc. after whi'h
the paticn, rallied. and coming to her
senses. expressed regrets at her r"sh
net. The farewell letter was found by
a friend and destroyed before its con
tents were learned.