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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-01-01
A Good Scotch

The time of year is here when
horses that have heavy loads to
pull over billy highways are
likely to be overtaxed before
reaching the top of some long
bill, the hill and the muI uniting
to make heavy hauling very diff
hcult. Anything that can make
It easier for the team at such a
time should be done. The fol-
lowing simple plan, though very
crude from a mechanical stand
point, will be found highly serv-
iccablc.
About two inches from one
end OF a stiff piece OF timber
bore hole large enough to slip
Il chain through. to chain the
timber close TO the center of the
rear axle. The length OF this
stick will depend on the height
OF the wheel. but il should be
long enough so that when the
wagon moves backward as the
stick drags on the ground the
dragging end. which should be
sharpcncd blunt, will run into
the earth. A length Of 81 or 81
inches will be about right. a
little slack in the chain will let
the upper end OF the stick pass
under the axle when the wagon
move backward, which will
prevent the stick from tanning
into the bottom OF the wagon
bed.
With such scotch the team
a stop whcn half way up the
hill and take a good rest before
dragging n heavy load through
the mud TO the top. /, is these
long hard pulls that arc likely TO
wear a team out. OF course an
intelligent driver will be careful
to rest at place where the
wheels will not sink into the soft
earth and make the starting OF z
load difficult.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-01-01
Different Uses

The various uses that things
about the farm are put to are
amazing. For instance. the self.
posscssed-and usually the pros
perous-farmer is content 10
use the milk stool to SIT on; while
his easily angered neighbor uses
1t Ia hammer the RIBS of his bonv
old cow every time she does any.
thing that is displcas,ng to his
sensitive nature.
The intellect that rcposes in
her scabby old hide and promi.
ncnt bones is not very bright,
and She doesn't understand lust
how her master wants her TO
play the game. She probably
lnmpS and runs away from the
milk stool. knocking over the
bali hnckctfull OF milk a. she
goes. This docs not, improve
the hnmor OF the ring master OF
Of this farm circus. aud he
hurls the stool al her, breaks of
a horn. and furnishes rich
amusement for all observers OF
the circus he prcsidcs Overland
all because he doesn't reserve
the stool for It's proper use.
When he rcgains possession
OF his battered milk bucket, but
not OF his spilled milk. be gets
the COW into a corner and tries
10 milk her again. lie docs1't
get very large part OF the milk
that she has. because she is
afraid al him and does not give
IT down. She holds up her milk
n the next milking for the N me
reason. |, soon becomes a habi,
win hcf.
II the time that was wasted IN
the improper use Of the stool
bad been used 10 care for the
COW and TO furnish her proper
feed and 10 make her feel that
her master vas friendly towards
her, her production would have
been much better and the scnsi-
tive nature al her owner would
not have been put Ia such a
STRAIN.
Kindness Ia 4 cow makes
money. III treatment looScs il.
Reserve the milk stool simply
for sitting on.
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Aberdeen Angus Bull

Registered. nicely bred, IL months
old, thoroughly ~inoculatcd for tick
fever, and in fine shape.
L. 4. Ames, Agricultural COLLEGE, Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-01-01
Good Gates

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vi course YOU yourself would
not put up Win Snch gates as
these. Tor the hrst one you
would MAKE a s'n'pic 'a'ch' ont
ot WOOD u necessary. he
WORK c"nid be done IN ten
minutes ana Tue iaich would last
Tor years. II would save not
less IMAM n minute every time
any one had 10 pass thr"ngh that
gaze ine seSono gaze co"id bc
p'ope''y S"""k '""''ec" m'h"les
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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-01-01
About The South.

About the South is the name Of "A
% page illustrated pamphlet issued
by the Passenger Department Of the
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-01-01
Very Helpful

EbiIoF CARTE:
Your paper has proven very
helpful IN many ways TO me.
CIcu Il. LfO%AKp,
kosciusko, Miss.
Please mention the GAZETTE
when writing To advertisers.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-01-01

The Gazette will make a good
holiday Pltt for your friends.
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woMEN'S fun regular made I'm
ported Black Cotton Hose, double
heels and toes; reduced from 25c
to ........... .............1 $50
WOMEE's Black F1eeced Cotton
Hose, seamless, ribbed top; reduced
from 15c pair 60 ...r....-.......1 1c
CHILpREN's / by 1 and BY q
ribbed, wool hose, fast black, all
Sizes reduced from 25c pair 30. lee
Imported French silk hosiery
pairs Ar,evsr Lace, black: re;
duced from $3.50 to. .,.,....... 81 90
IL pairs fine All-over Lave, re-
duced from $500 to. ,.., S2.oo
Is pairs Fine Black Stockings, en-
nroadsxed anstep; reduced fsesa $500
a pair TO ....... Sz.0 90
pairs, fancy coloxz, AL-ovog Lace
Stockings; reduced Sresn s2.75 20, q
PAIR -C&sOC
so pairs, ali plain black. reduced
from S1.5o pair to .......,,.....7s o
First Floor.
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Book dept.
- q -

ALTEMUS sERIES-CIoth bound.
little gift books, some boxed; regu-
lar g5c values, Clearing price, ?
Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20c
500 LEATHER-BOUN BOOKS
All standard and we'll known
writer's; regular prices zoe. S1.00, and
$3.50, Clearing price. .S5e
CLOFH-BOUND SETS-All stand
ard writer's. as DICKENS, SCOTT,
THACkERAY. and DUMAS % per
cent of regular marked prices,
ranging from GOO TO s29.0
RECE Following
titles are samples of the Glass; pub
fishers prices. s1.00. sl.25. and $3.50,
Clearance price s.t.t.t-,t.....tt.., 35c
TRUTH, HESTER BLAIR.
DRAOULA, THE TORCH,
LIKE ANOTHER HELEN,
RALPH MARLOWE,
THE SIGN OF THE PROPHET.
1,e6e CLOTH BOUND BOOKS -
Comprising history, fiction, and juve-
niles, among them works by the fol-
lowing authors:
CARLYLE. WHITTIER.
TENNYSON. HARLAND,
MEREDITH, KIPLING.
LAMB, COLLINS,
BARR. POPE,
RUSkiN, HAWTHORNE
Regular prise, saeh. 15o. Clear
anee price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; 70
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Knit underwear

WoMEN'S Jersey-ftting Vests and
Pants, fleece lined, Ribbed drawers
with French bands; were Csc; reduced
" $500 lSc
WoMEN'S Je-sey-ftting Vests, ez-
ira sizes, deeeed; regular $50 kinds /;
reduced to, each ......... Csc
WoMEE'S Jersey-ftting Vesta,
and Pants, fieeced, seconds OF regular
soc stock reduced to ...........3 $50
WoAEEN's Plain Wool Pants |;
white, natural, and scarlet; sizes ga
30, and az; regular SI.oo and SI.2s
kinds; reduced to, each .......... 4sc
WoATEN'S Plain, Natural Austria
liam Wool Vests ard Drawerss all
Eizesi regular S1.25 kinds; reduced
20 $50
woKEN's Black b1erino Union
Suits, jersey fitting; ribbed, tvs
shapes; regularly $780, reduced
wonEN'S Subscribed E1erino
Vests and EqUestrienne Tights, in
white natural, and black; regularly
S1.25i reduced to .......... sSc
WOMEH'S swiss-ribbed vests,
only high-neck and short-sleevs
styles; black and natural; regularly
WoDdEN'S Woven-ribbed Corset
Covers, slightly soiled, French cut;
reduced from soc to. ...--...... 35c
WOMEN's Black Equestrienne
Tights, part wool, fast black; size
only; reduced from S1.oo to, 49,. 6sc
First door.
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Turkish Mats, average 80 in.
square; reduced from $3.50 each
TO '-.-.-... ....-... S3.4S
Smiths Velvet Rugs, SO by SO in;
were S2.O0i reduced now to. go. .SI.3
Hromley's Atwood Smyrna Rugs,
It. by IT.; reduced from $3.50
TO ...................... ...... 1886
Sanford's Best Ak, Iinster Rugs, 80
by 70 in; reduced from $500 to s.. 90
#. by - It. Electra Administer
Carpet Rugs; reduced from S25.oo
to ................ -......-....S $3.50
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Leather goods

2Sc ezd SOC ladies and ChfIdrer'n
N-sS 1no S~Eo Seses' t,,.,-,,., 1oa
SOC Leather Cases Ger aso
$500 Horn-back Alligator Chate-
AS40 @~ap $500 fsss..s.t tst-. $50
$50 Patent Leather VANITY
Books .......,,,.,4 so
s1.49, s1.sa, and sass Says.
&%@CAS~ VIC
25o Patent Leather, Perfect Fit
ting 4eles ....,.....,I5 $50
25c ard $50 SILK and Leather
Belts. ChoicS .,.......... leo
$50 Feather Pans, EIl cslerE sec
25o Silk Pans, soiled from, exhibit
zion -..-.-.rs--.- LOG
SOC Opera Bags. assorted styies.a5c
esc Opera Bags, assorted styles.e9c
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Golf jackets
and blouses
Prices reduced to almost half


WoMEH'S Golf Vests, double
breasted, silk bound, in white, cardi-
nal, and black; reduced from So
and SAYS 70. .... Sc. as
caILDREN'S and Misses Hlousez.
with roll collar; also with 'v" necks !;
also coat styles, beited in white, roy
al, cardinal, and navy; reduced from
MISSES Al1-wool sIouses, with
roll collar, full sleeves, fancy
stitchesi coIors are red ana navy; re-
reduced from Sl.oo 20 ......e CSC
CHIbDREN'S and MISSES Sweat
ers, all wool, in two styles of neck;
button across shoulder or down
front; solid COLOR bodies. with fancy
collars ana cufss reduced from $500
and st.7S TO ................... Sl.5o
MISSES Jersey Cloth Sweaters. all
wool, Foi4d color bodies, with fancy
collars and cuffs; reduced from s1.75
w S4szo
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Flanne1s

Novelty Atwood FLANNEL Waist
tngs, in styles heretofore priced Sc
to CSC yard, suitable for houEe
dresses ard kiznonos, reduced 70,
yard Ice
CHOICE d all our 1Oc and I215c
Dress Plannelettes, il pretty wrap
per and waist styles, at, yard. go c
CHOICE of cur &c and 1oc extra
heavy, light and dark Outing Plan
nels. in the favorite underwear styles,
atf yard .---.---. Stsc
ROYAL FLANNEL in fancy pat
terms for bath robss, chiIdreu's
coats, and such; regularly use yard I;
reduced TO- yard ..---........... 3Sc
First Floor.
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OOrneSticS

500 DOZEN PILLOW CASES.
Regulation size, z5x5e inches; fun
bleached; made from Wamsutta,
Dwight Anchor, PeQuot's, Pepperei1's.
Fruit, and other mus1inE; worth half
as much again by the yard; regular
price per case, 15c TO 15c. Clearing
price ......-s..-..-.- 1os4c
FULL BEEAcHED sHEETING.
Size 1o-z. soft finish and round
thread; extra weight, without dress
ing; worth 2Se yard. Clearing
price .............2 3c
BLEACHED sHEETN0.
Width 4S inches, Newmarket make;
sort finish, rEw cotton. suitable for
making scanned sheets or extra size
pillowcases; worth, per yard, l5o.
Clearing price observation-disclosures zc
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I oilet articles

25c Eclipse Almond Blossom
NESa1A 4oC
15c Lundbourg's velcrena. ..... LOG
SOC Calder'S Cold Cream. ...2 5e
soc Cream zhea ...........a 5c
25c saponisol Liquid Soap. ..... .Ioc
soc Queen Louise Massage Cream use
Sc White Ribbon Bath Soapr2 cakes
1OE % o. o DC
l5c VelYa Combination Soap. .... Sc
Toe Almond Cream Sosp. .......5 &c
17c Kinks Juvenile Soap 12o
I5c Vaseline, cut-g1ass jar . 1oc
&c Lettuce Cream Soap ....5 sc
Csc Wire Hzirbrushes ...--.......lo loo
2Sc Cloth 6TuSneS- 12c
acc Celluioid Soap 3oxes for -. 2sc
4Sc CeIluloid Mirrors for 25o
2Sc CeIluloid Toothbrush Boxes $50
1oc Celiuloid Toothbrush Racks. Sc
Ioc Bath Mitts, per pair. ..... Sc
Toe Foothbrushss ....5 SO
loo Renton's Fa1cuIa Powder, 2 boxes
1OL LUG
1oc Shoe Polish, assorted makes. SO
$50 Violetine Tooth Paste. 800. So
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EIEECERIzED SOFT FINISH
SATEEE-In all colors and black.
Clearing sale price, per I'd lo1zc
Our regular SOC quality lining silk,
in all colors and black. Clearing sale
price, per yard .-.-.-...-........ 3Sc
ONE LOT CRIHoLET-Soft nnish
canvas. Light weight, is very much
used fo- stideuiag IN street costumes.
Special clearing price, per yard. SC
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Dress goods
Black goods
45-in. Panama; was CSC yard.
Clearance prica ................. Use
45-in. silky Luster Hzohair; was
SA'<S' NOW ..-...-.... ..-.-....... S1.OO
FTiestley's Wolfe; was sI.4s. Clear
a1cs price -,..-..-.... .s..s... S4.26
5o-4n. cIsy Worsted Sergei was
S1.25. To clear ........-....... $50
COlOred goods
3sc Black and white Shepherd
SASOAs ..'-.'....- ESQ
ssc shower-proof sulting, zs-In.,
1oF ..--.-.----- -.-.-....-,-,..s... $50
$50 Ali-wool Cheviots, zz-ir.,
LUZ '.''''.. .z9c
esc Fancy s1ohair, 45-in.. for. .75c
ESQ Cream Storm Serge, ze-in..
AS% 49,. 6SC
$50 Silk and Wool P1aids, 3e-in..
ZOE '.''..s.st-.'.. .............-... .2So
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Musical
instruments

These are the best Instruments
made-aAd will be oiesed eat as
HALF PRICE. Teo many reductions
TO give details OF eaeh-shs highest
and lowest prices are given as exam
p1eg;
AOooApEoxEs
CSC kinds now $50.
$3.50 ones new G3.49.
CoNCEETTMAH;
9l.a5 kind new Csc.
S9.s6 kind now 91.se.
zGANDoLiNs:
e1.ee kind HeW see.
$1,000 kind now $500.
vxoLIHE,
sass kind Few al.is.
e17.5o kind Eew s6.4s.
GUITABsl
s2.75 kind aeZ S1.e7.
sla.4s kind now 1914.
zANJo6t
e3.z9 kiRa SOW a1.7<.
e4b.4s kind now Ra2.74.
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Gloves

Wo11EN'S Atwood Golf Gloves.
IN all sizes and cOIors; black. brown.
and red; reduced from csc ana 35c 20,
a pair ....-....... lee
WcaTEE'S Atwood Imported Golf
Gloves; also in nercerized. CoIors
are red, gray, black, white, navy; re-
dUced from SOC TO ............ sso
CEILDEEN1s and MISSES All
wool Golf Gloves in all sizes; red
brown, black, and navy; reduced
from 25c and CSC to lee
SPECIAL LOT of Wornen's rrenob
Glace and Suede KID Gloves, with
two clasps: also Foster IacinE; size1
59a and 5s4 only; regular Si.oo and
$3.50 Glovesi reduced to. 4sc
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49c Back Combs, assorted styiss.25c
Sc Kloster silk for sewing; black
and white, seven colorE -..-.. &c
25o simmons Waist Lengthen-
SHs -lOc
Sc Eevsrbreak Shoe Laces, pair
4of -------.- DC
Isc dozen Extra Heavy Tubular
Sc Hidden Spring Curling Irons. Ic
1oc Busey Hooks and Eyes, large
SIZE '........- .------.. &c
15c and 2oc Dress Shields. per
25c Crystal Eatpins; choics. 90. Sc
soc Pit Form Straight Front, Satin
Pad Hose Supporters ......-.... 17c
zoe Bone Hairpins, per doz. Ioc
15c Side and Back Combs. 49,. Ioe
SOC per doz. Daring Cotton. Loo
SC Colonial 6-cord Cotton, for.Ioc
Sc Embro Crochet Cotton, for. SC
&c, &c, and Sc Sanitary Safety Pins,
2 dog. for ................ Sc
2sc Strip Fancy Elastic for Ioc
1oc and l5e Hair Eolls, all colors.sc
Ioo and 15c Snap Fasteners, per
Zoe Eureka 1oo-yd. Spool sink. Sc
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FurS
ES

$1,000 Fox soas, clearance
PFlcS ........ SS.S5
$4,000 Fox Boas. clearance
$500 Fox PeIerines, 20 clear s24. so
Slo-5o Marten Boas, clearance
PAA~S S6s7S
$500 Marten Boas, clearance
PElSS -..--.-.-... .......... $1,000
Ma-tsn Muffs to match 800. $3.50
$500 Squirrel Ties, clearance
price .....,........ ..'.-..-.-.. s1I.5o
sIs.oo Squirrel Ties. clearance
Price $3.50
Muffs to match, $3.50 ana $1,000.
$1,000 Mink Ties, clearance
price .-.......'...........-.-. sII.5o
$500 Mink Ties, clearance
price -.-........, .......,..,. $1,000
$4,000 Mink Ties, clearance
price Observation-Disclosures 4I.oo
$4,000 Mink Pelerines. to
clear .............-..-......... s2e SO
Mink n1uffs from $3.50 up
5000 Chtnchii1a Pelertnes, clear
ancs price northumberland. .Is2e.SS
$4,000 chinCh;Ila Muffs, clenr ance
price ,,................ 1890
$500 Black Lynx Ties. TO
C4SaS ''ssrtrsr-rs,t. $1,000
$500 Black Lynx Ties. 10
BLACK Lynx Nun - $4,000
672.00 Persian Paw Janket clear
ance price .,.........,.,...S $500
$4,000 Electric Seal Eton, clear
ance price .............S 4e. so
$4,000 Natural Squirrel jacket,
clearance price .....,,....... SIS. 80
Chi1dro1's Sets In Angora, rhibet,
River Mink, ana Coney;
s2.5o Sets, clearance price $3.50
sI.5o Sets, clearance price. $50
$500 Sets, clearance price. $3.50
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| trimming: dept.

Second lot in AppItques, Bands.
ETC.; worth S1.oo to S1.5o per yard
Clearance price ............<5 Gao
Fine Dresden, Ozi6i5ed, G1r-zsas tai,
and Fancy Combination Buttons:
were zoe TO Sl.fs per dozen. Clear
ance price .......zs c
Small and nIsdium-size Buttons to
match abcvei were Csc to 4sc per
doz- Tomorrow ...........1e o
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Dressing
- zExxz-zzE7is szzs1zszlEzz
SacqueS
Eiderdown. in gray and red; reduced
from
zoe tO-..--....-......- o9c
sl.0 tO......-....-..--. 75c
Sl-aO IO-..-.--..-.------ SLu0
Sl.9S tO.................Sl.3 g
ALBATROSS SACQUES - White
and pink; reduced from $500 to. .$2.25
BATH ROBES-Red and gray; reg
ular $500 and $3.50 garments Spe-
tidi price -e5-u0
MEMO CORSETS- sizes: white
and black: regular prices. $3.50 and
$3.50. Clearing sale price. s.. 90
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Porte eS

$500 rzeroerized Tapestry Por-
there's, reduced to ......-...-S3 SO
S9.oo Aeroerized Tapestry Por-
there's, reducsd 70 ............. S5.49
$1,000 Bfercerized Tapestry For
there's, reduced to ....... Ss.s8
sj2.oo MexceTized Tapestry Por-
there's, reduced TO ........... STAB
$500 B6ercerized Tapestry Por-
there's, reduced to........S 1o.S8
Third Floor.
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Millinery

CHOICE OF a lot OF Fancy POM
ponls, worth up TO 5sc, At. Sc
CHOICE Of lot Of Fancy Eeath-
srs, heretofore zsc and 5so, while
they last at .....-..-....-.. 15c
CHOICE OF Violsts. velvet Poll
age, and Roses; heretofore acc and
59o; while they last. .......... LOG
CHOICE Of a lot OF Trimmed
Hats, worth up TO SIS. while they
last at Observation-Disclosures. IS. 90
CHOICE OF lot OF Trimmed Hats,
worth up 20 IS, while they last,
Choice OF $3.50 TRIMMED Hatz,
while they last at less than one hi<d
their former cost. now ........ 9ec
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Blankets

PAIRS 11-< single fancy Blar-
kets, were S4.ss; now reduced to.sI. SO
10 PAIRS White Blankets. 1o-4
ana ia; were SI-25 and SI.6e; re-
duced 20, pair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so
PAIRS III Silver Gray 3Iau-
kets, were $500; reduced to, a
pair -........-.----... ....-.... 80
10 PAIRS Silver Gray Blankets,
lo-4 sizei were S2.50; now reduced
PAIRS White Crib Blankets, 20
by SO in; were s1.25; now reduced
10 --........- ---------. -.--.-.-------6 Sc
COMFORTS AND SPREADS.
80 Double Bed Comforts, with
silEoline covers, pure white cotton
dlling, that were s1.25; now re-
yucca 90 -.. O.. $50
About fifty White Spreads, beauti-
ful Narseilles patterns, GONE slight
" imperfect in the weave, fan 1874
size, hsnmed and ready for use;
were $3.50; reduced to .....S 81 50
Arizona silver belt., 1906-05-03
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To John Taylor and C. B. Ames and
All Persons Claiming Under or

To John Taylor and C. B. Ames and
All Persons Claiming Under or
Through Them:
You are hereby notified that l have
expended Five Hundred Dollars in
labor and improvements upon the fol-
lowing named mines and mining claims,
to-wit: Colorado Mine, King Solomon
Mine, Keno Mine, Royal Arch Mine,
Keno No. 2 Mine, located in Gun Creek
District, ella County, Arizona, notices
of location of which mines are of rec
ord in the Office of County Recorder of
said ella County, in Books and at pages
following respectively, viz: Book 6 of
Mines, page 613; Book 8, page 81; Book
Z, page 50; Book Z, page 1874; Book Z,
page 1913.
Said work was done and said one
hundred dollars on each of said mines
was expended during the year 1905, as
assessment work for the year 1905, in
order to hold said mining claims under
the provisions of Section 1924 Revised
Statutes of the United States, being
the amount required to hold the same
for the year 1905. And if within nine
ty days from the service of this notice,
(or within ninety days after this notice
by publication you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion of such ex-
penditure as co-owner, your interest in
said mines or mining claims will be-
come the property of the undersigned
under the provisions of said Section
1924.
Dated Globe, A. T., February 7th, 1906
SCOTT MUsGRAvE.
First Publication February 8, 1906.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-05-03
FORFEITURE NOTICE

To w. A. Clark, w. M. Steffin and H.
H. Schuman, their Heirs, Executors,
Administrators, or Assigns, or Any
One Claiming Under Them:
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned, H. A. Carther, has ex-
pended during the years 1904 and 1905
two hundred dollars ($2O0.0O) in labor
and improvements upon each of the
following mining claims, situated on or
near Slate Creek, four miles west of
A. j. Howell's ranch on Tonic Creek,
ella County, Arizona, viz: Steffin's
Pride, Red Bandana, Spring, Tiger
and Prehistoric Mining Claims, a record
of which is made in the Office of the
Recorder OF ella County, Arizona.
Said expenditures of two hundred
dollars for each of the above named
claims for the years 1904 and 1905 being
a total of one thousand Isl, 900 .0O dol
lars expended on the five claims (less
fifty dollars paid by the said w. A.
Clark as part payment for the year
1904, were made by the undersigned
in order to hold said mining claims
under the provisions of Section 1924 of
the Revised Statutes of the United
States and amendments thereto con-
corning annual labor on mining claims,
one thousand dollars being the amount
required to hold said mining claims for
the years above named.
And if within ninety 1907 days from
personal notice in writing, or within
ninety days after the publication hereof
you fail or refuse to contribute your
portion of said expenditure of one
thousand S1,000.0O dollars as CO.
owners, together with the costs of this
advertisement, your interests in the
said mining claims will become the
property of the undersigned, your
co-owner, who has made the required
expenditures under the terms Of said
Section 1924.
H. A. CARTIER.
First publication March 9Th, 1906.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-05-03

Estate of Herman Berger, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrator of the estate of
Herman Berger, deceased, to the cred
itors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, to the said ad-
ministrator, at Sultan Bros. Store, in
Globe, ella County, Arizona, the same
being the place for the transaction Of
the business of said estate, in said
County of ella.
HARRY SULTAN, Administrator,
Estate of Herman Berger, Deceased.
Dated March 18th, 1906. st
Arizona silver belt., 1906-05-03

stitute full. true and correct copy OF
Articles of Incorporation of the "War-
rior Copper Company" as the same
appears of record in my Office in Book
l. of Corporations, at page 288; that |
have compared the same with the orig
inal record, and that the same is true
transcript and of the whole thereof. j..
Given under my hand and seal OF
office this 10th day of April, A. ID.
1906.
w. ID. FISK,
County Recorder,
ella County, A. T.
[Seal.
BY RICHARD FLEMING,
Deputy Recorder.
First Publication April 10, 1906.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-05-03
NOTICE TO DELlN-
QUENT TAX PAYERS

Notice is hereby given that after
April goth, 1906, suit will be instituted
against all delinquent tax payers for
the purpose of collecting the delinquent
tax, with all costs of collecting, ana
all tax payers are hereby notified that
after such date every effort Will be
made to straighten out the back tax
list. w. w. BRoOKNER,
Tax Collector,
Dated April 9Th, 1906,