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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-26
Rocky Valley items
lSv A Country Girl

Oscar lIcgbnrg Of Springfield
was at home for a dav or two last
week.
Ella Kallman entertained tor
her cousins Sunday those present
were Ids Clara and Emil frisk
Anna and Alex freedholm.
Alb,n Hall loft last week for
Woodbine Kansas where he in
tends to work drrinr the summer.
The LSnching t.. Springfield
lust before Easter seems tLdeo6
horrible thing that civilized. en-
frightened people should 80 forget
themselves in IL moment of frenzy
IA to commit such u savage crime
makes ~ well blush for the fair
name OF No.
Edna Frcedholm gave II party
| Tor her yonng friends Sunday
afternoon Apr. % to celebrate her
l2,h. birthday. The ii,,lo girls
arrived about two o clock and soon
were busy engaged playing quiet
games later dci'yht'ui laucheun
was served. Tine gacs,s were
Laura hurry. Nes,a Stone, Eldora
aud MINNIE E.l"rry, N'on War.
shall. Nc!lcn ienrireh, Ruth
Fr,sk, Ethel Fc :, Emma Eklund
and E,hcI Neil.
&, q. frlsk n ! family We lnvit
ed TO "A six cello, !. dinner given n
the home ot Mrs. Mlthillu FriSk
: Sa, IN houo, OF {. q. t'risks Eth
birthday,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-26
DEWEY ITEMS



E;,a rd .od ,or | vii, come
.,,,;, with f.x mara ;,,ms for
a., r,,.rr
p,,,,,,,,. ,h. ,,d,r ot,h. d,v
,,,, ,. ,. :.
..,,, a.,..,, ..,. ,,.,. old
u.,k.,,o,h, s,,,. ,,h,,b !. oho,,
. mil, and a half and ,,,ried soy
on dnzen ~ eggs he said tina, beats
some u, the yonnr men
E,,,a,, p,,h,r, had ~. mn.
,,,,n,, :, .,,,,,,,.. ii. ,.oe,. ho,,,
which burnt fifteen hundred ralis
put N had "a working and Gul hls
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-26
Ol NSMORE ITEMS.
by Frances Beauty Spot. Temptation
Touch me not


BY Frances Beauty Spot. Temptation
Touch me not
Nice weather ut present.
Mr. Salesman daughter Ira IS re-
ported DO better.
:ir. Holden aud wife, Mr.. Nc
Gnwen and wife, "rs. Tate, Mr..
Bill Spurgeon and wife and Martha
Tate visited at Mr.. .,aIsmans Sun
day
Betrlce ELLIS and Dock Hopkins
vas tho Welcome guests ut Mr..
McGowcns Sunday.
Lulu an Grace McGowen spep,
the day with Dora Sturgeon FIJI
day.
Oba Adams visited his sister
Mrs. Hinsiey Sat aud Sun. week
Mrs. 3cGowcn aud daughter
Lulu spent the day with Myrli.
Freeman Monday.
AGnio Smart has been s'ayln,
with Mrs. Ada AlaIp ,ae pu.
week.
Della Noincr Cora Wouds All,
Oba Adams visited at Jun Smur
Sunday
! Well as Hewsis scarce this weel
viii not write any more, Hop,Cl
TO see all The correspondents writ,
this week.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-26
i''it MY kNng I'fliMS,
Nv The l!uppy Bow.

Corn plarlirg is tno order of
the day.
Rev. bong Will psen"h at 4. X.
on Nal. ov". H"iore the Bird Sua.
day. and on tho :;rd. Sun. n, II.
O'clock the 2oth. of May every
h,1v invl, d.
Tn" preaching ut +, X, Sunday
WAS we'll attended
Thol" who d., not wall, me
mumps BOW will haNr 10 STAY at
home.
Charley Dlka was -"on solng l.,
Wh",s,uue SUI,
Wi, Walker wa, seen travrl,r.
! 'na' straight am. norruw roal
tha, inul1 10 Mr. Har;hpiow's
DR., Hubbard was called to 81,
Charity Scott .iun. m rang
who Is very sick
Wal WaiI;rr .e.ms Ia like III,
country ar,uu! L X Y,.l,u
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-26
Tic Barber Killed in
Hanna Indian Territory.
BY a Hanna Correspondent.

A shooting scrape occurred at
Hanna last Friday light which
rssulted in the killing of n negro
Barber nSmed Bareieid the negro
had been dr,nking during the day
and his beasliy nature asserted
tsssli. During q show tina, night
at the Hall, he started trouble
by cursing and useing insulting
language in the presence OF
several ladies. On being ordered
from the hail, Bare eid declared
that he would get bis gun and do
some killing. Ee did not return
till after the show was over and
when he appeared on the streets
he met several people goiog home.
Barefeid was armed with shot
gun and started to clean the
streets.
W. W. Winston and bob Sci,
vidgs with their wives we're the
first to conc in contact with Fare.
Geld who lcvelcd his gun aud told
them the jig was up, Winston
asked him to let the women get
away and not shoot at them bat
Baretield paid NJ attention and
| shot directly ut him, his aim
being poor rand n charge of Buck
shot passed close to Wirstops
head.
Winston ran toward him and at
the same time he and Selyidgc
commenced shooting. Barcfeld
fired tho second time and tell, A
we'll directed shot having struck a
vital SPOT.
! Winston and Sclvidge had
their rearing before commissions
Marsha;ls Monday who after hear
ing the evidence dcsided the
shooting was nst,iiabln and turned
tho prisoners loose. Winston
cunduci- general store and Fears
an excellent reputation. Selvldgc
runs a dray,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-26
FOWLER pICKUPs.
BY Mamma.s Lazy Girl.

Dear Ed. and Correspondents
here ! come again with my little
budget Of news for the CRssser.
Fine wssther at present writing
Planting cQrn and breaking
ground is the order Of the day.
Myrtle Freeman is reported no
better a. pressn. writing.
Thomas Shelley and wife aud
Allen Scaggs took dinner with
Mrs. Mary Shalley On last Sun
day.
Mrs. Patterson ID on the sick
list.
Sunday Schonl at Shelley Ridge
was we'll attend Sunday.
Mr.. Burch has bought Jim Gesr.
har,s place.
Well as news is scarce | will
ring of aud If this escapes tie
waste basket ! wit come again
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-26

Rev. Yokum viii preach at
Stnbb School house Saturday
night and Sunday,
Lum Stubs aud wife visited at
Jim Meltohs Sunday.
Charley Melton was seen going
South Sunday I guess he thinks
spring is not here yet j
Some Of the South Mo. beya
started FIR X. Z. Sat. night.
As it is bed time will ring of
with tho best wisns, 80 all the
readers Of our little paper and
the circle Of correspondents,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-26
GRAVEL POINT
ITEMS
BY Brown eye and Blus sys.

Hello kind Ed and cor will you
please allow ~ . little space 10
your valuable little paper ~ We
havn't saw airy move from this
part lately.
Health 10 this part is pot very
good.
Mr.. Freeman, wife and family
visited at Mr.. Mcoalls Sunday,
Mr., Cultoo and wife visited At
FilIaboms Sunday eve.
Myrtle CuIton visited Oslo At
kisson last Sunday and reported a
nice time.
Willie Booker took dinner with
John Mccall Sunday.
Grandma Elliot and Chas visit.
ed ur. Williams and wife sunday,
Rev Xeuvers preached an inter
cst,ng sermon at Pleasant Ridge
SuoIsy aud also Sunday night,
sunday School a, Pleasant
Ridge il progressing nicely.
jessie Reeves is the proud father
of an clgh, pound baby g,rl at his
housc the mother aud babe il got
ting along nicely.
Jamc4 MUIR and family visited
ut rrcd |rocmAns las, Sun.
Myrtle Akeman ava Gnss AXE
man were pleasant visitors at MI
Mcllons last Sunday,
John Cox and family visited ri
Jessie REEVES last sunday.
John Mccill was seen going south
la,o Sunday eve wonder where b,
went IN bet Myrtle can tell wher.
he went.
Oscar Forrosters who has sol,
their iarm contcmplates on moving
to MOLINE Kans. soon.
Several at the Grave, Point
boys lief, saturday night 70, Kan
sas city we are sorry to loose then
as we are scarce o: voung fork
. any way.
Nr. B,okcr heh the m,slortun
to get ahonl poN paunrl- OF hi
irncr burnt ny sunday eve.
Grover Aiki-son and I.eStr
Cox attended :hc uurr sunda
school sunday eye
Welt II tins escapes the wa,,
:, harlir, we vii come again. s
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-26
\ .ifIuN HENS
BY lIurtsrg i,i!,'

Kind I'll. aud Cor. ! though. I
wonli write il few mere l,c,us for
the Cl,E,SET.
Pleasant w"other at present.
Alice " iilt:"d Is visiting Lola
Gordon This week.
Mrs Duke is repur,ed somc
better at present Writing.
lr" Whltercd still travels that
hong road that leads 10 WiIih,gn,.
wonder wlla, the attraction is. /
gueS. Josie knows.
Sally Shropshire visited at Fruits
last Sahday.
George Raybnrn has bouyh,
hun Il span Of mules,
Dave shropshire is closing GU,
his business to 20 to Joplin.
John Hutsel' past the cold
stream of death on Thursday j.
and was laid To rest in the Greer
Mountain Geometry,
| viii rns oI tlr tin, time anG
me again.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-26
TAKE NOTICE

Any party "r parties wishins: to
ask any questions, through TING
paper, upon any -nhiect, relisi-
ous'y W Otherwise shni' he
treated as u ir,cua. Bu. in II" case
will the Editor allow any sang
nr slang phra-"s Z, thr,ng, !,
cDlum"s
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-26
sAIvA IND. TERRITORY ITEMS
By Missouri girl.

~ 80 1890 "SS-- sOS~s'S~
come agais.
Alice CAN'T Of Grit,s l. T. is
visiting her brother G. Cant, Of
this place.
Mrs. WIN. Pitts was a 3pleasan.
caller on Leda Ruahiogs Monday.
J, A. Dopuo wen, 30 Maskoges
Thursday on business,
Charles Moulding was an Indian
~la visitor Sunday.
| JEFF Hance OF Indianola was
Hanns visitor Saturday and
Sunday.
| 4, Reed Of Indian ola has put in
u Bcker shop at Hanna and will
move down 10 the near future, we
welcome you young people here
| Lonnie Hulss and Dollie Do pue
called on Alice CAN'T Thurs. eve.
| Annie Moulding aud children
visited VIVA Depue Sunday.
Mrs W. W. Winston is on the
sick list at present writing.
Arthur Burch mado trip to
Eufanla and Muskogoe last week
returning hemc Friday.
Sam Taylor. Bed and Oscar
Tiger, Fob SeIvidgc and Frank
Eupcr made u flying trip to Tren.
ION Wednesday.
Susie Selvidse called Oh Dollit
=, nepue Friday evening.
G.. A. Moulcing. Bob Selvidge
Wiley Winston, Sam Taylor, Bud
Tiger, Julian Garrett. 4. r. Bush
ing and Frank Enper attended
court n, Eufaula Monday.
Dolle Depue. L,nnie lluIse
Sam Taylor and Arthur Burcl
> called on Mary Pcrssson FRIDAY
;. al last week.
Mary Vaughan visited Vn;
!, Dcpus Monnay.
= Hattie Garrett visited her siste
Ella Hull Sunday
r A. X. Ward is seen going out o,
; prairie every Sunday. wondc
- what the attraction isl Guess MRS
l., Chisholm knows.
Lena CHISHOLM who has beef
:, going to scto"i in Euinn!a rr,ur.
:, ed home Tuesday.
j. A. Depns made u hu.,nes
4 trip TO WeIuika Saturday.
r, Budd Com from lndiunoIa wa
u Hanna visitor Sunday.
X Lala McArisrn OF Ind,a"ola Wis
% ted Lonna llnlsc II few days Ias
,c week.
James Iray, indian who la
been at Washington y. c, ve
turned home Saturday.
Euiaula lIarjo visited TroU, O
friends last week.
Cora Taylor visited Nett
Vaughan sunday.
/ Wesley Richie aud iam,I
~ visited J. A, D"pue aud wife la
evening
Maud l.andrum ia stay Tag
T., r Rtn,lks Nrs Kr.nk. - r.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-26
THE CRESSET
JAH-viLLE FOWL Err
LOCAL LORE

MIR; Dsfrick from Brushy Knob
was in the Vile On last Tuesday |
James Parkes has been punish !
ing with the Rheumatism for:,soms
time. ! - |
VIM. Swerngin took dinl.or
with john William, on last !
Sabbath.
We noticed old Bro. Eli
Williams and wife out at Church
on last Sunday.
Wallace Townsend AID wife
took dinner with John Franklin
and wife last Sunday.
Correspondents who have NOT
a badge let ~ know anI W. will
send them ono right away,
The Ed, done some Legal BUSINESS
tor MIR. aady Earn". rp laat Tues.
at the home Of Mr. Barn 4s.
fd' ana w'fs called "h J"sse
Fogerson and wif", son aud
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wy :" :, '" P''' '''s NJ
-, ' '''"' "'t"'' '"'
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". wi4h ryrry (,orrr.n,n,,rpt
wa" VIII T." h"r" h' Horr"'pnn-
"''' ''aN I" S'hd ~ the nam"
:" mar piece >" that We can
"''' 'o'n' on ID" program,
rnrr,,panl,ut'. D,y w,.h nh,l.
lrnn> dny will ,n,, H.. hare ~.
want nur Sohhatb sch,ol :, A.,
IT. hn"' "" nyi," all other
sabbath ; 'h"pI- t" roml and
taxi" part W. want all our
'l'''''''''' - ''N" h''',
Mr., John TurrlI wrut tn
Ainrsni-d to hn examined Lv "A
board of uhy,iri,,. Mr. J.h,
Tnrrnll w,an,, oll .,II,nr o,l II,
i. n 'nal Cullnu md , ,,ol
Christian .uul,,3 !, "a. rh,r.,, -,
Chris, with the Colony pa,plo
iho ,uncrq. services az Lane,
nAu-.nl.p,d nlfrle,.IA., S,nJ,,
RI i'r nmn uni Env N,,,
worr th.reall as4a,. ! the El
E.nh If ,h,n Delivering a lir
tail, y, TN clos, - IN, rd'.
short >crtunn
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-26
TANNING

Taun,os dn.r in JAH.Nilic by
She cp'nn, people. All kinds OF
leather T.'
Williams news., 1906-06-02
A Birthday Surprise Party

On last Saturday evening a large number of the friends of Mir. and Mrs. Wm F. Dermont gathered at their lovely suburban home, 1.-The Pines," the occasion being the birth
 day of the host and hostess. The latter, of course, had to be taken into the confidence of the ladies, but MT. Dermont was completely and most agreeably surprised, re- marking to his wife: "Fll get even with you for this" During the evening whist was played and later a light luncheon was served. Just prior to that, however, another sur prise was sprung, and of that Mrs Dermont had not been cognizant- the coming of the K. of P. band They played several beautiful SC
 1ections and were royalty received
 Shortly thereafter the guests took their departure, wishing Mir. anc Mrs. Dermont many happy returns of the anniversary of their birth.
Williams news., 1906-06-02
ATTORNEY GENERAL CLARK
Rules on Rights of Sheriffs and
 Justices as to Fees

A circular has been issued by Public Examiner w. c. Foster. con taining opinions by Attorney Gen. eral E. s. Clark on the laws of the territory governing the acts of coun- ty officials. Copies have been re- ceived by the county officials of Yavapai county.
 Among the things pointed out are that sheriffs are not entitled to col lect mileage more than one way when going for prisoners, and that none at all may be collected when nc arrest is effected, except that in cases where there is failure 10 arrest in very important case, and then the actual expense only may be paid.
 The sheriff is entitled to no fee for attendance upon coroner's juries nor for executing a writ of venire for coroner's juries. The sheriff is not entitled to collect for telephone and telegraph bills except in cases where it is shown that the expendi t>ture was actually in the interest of the county.
 As to boards of supervisors, they have only such power as is express ly conveyed by the statute, and in order to pay claims from any fund the amount of the voucher must be contained in the fund before the voucher may be issued, and any voucher issued against any fund in advance of the requirement to that fund of the necessary amount to pay the voucher or warrant voids the voucher
 It is stated that the purpose of all recent legislation has been to do away with floating indebtedness, and place counties on cash basis Criminal juries in justice courts are not entitled to mileage. Jus tices are not entitled to collect any fee for criminal juries except 25 cents for the administration of the oath to members of the jury. Five dollags is the limit which may be charged by justices in felony cases pending before them Prescott Journal Miner.
Williams news., 1906-06-02
Notice

Posting of bills or advertisements of any kind is forbidden on any of the poles or other property of the Arizona Telephone and Telegraph Go. J. D. RAUDEBAUGH,
 Acting Manager.
Williams news., 1906-06-02
Notice to Teachers

The regular quarterly examina tion for teachers certificates will be held in the county court house in Flagstaff, Coconino county, Ari zona, on Monday and Tuesday, June 4 and 5, 1906.
 Daily sessions from S:3O am. to 12 noon, and from l to 4:3O pm.
 J. s. AMUNDsEN,
 County Superintendent
Williams news., 1906-06-02

c. M. Funston, publishing 10 co D. Chisholm, work on Cliff
 rOaQ II oO D. Chisholm, work on Cliff
 road Oi oO ". H. Anderson. work on
 G c. road ... 32 50 c. A. Green, work Rogers
 lake road. ....... 100 % Esau Lamb, work on Will
 jams road .... 192 20 R. H. Cameron is hereby granted leave of absence from the territory for sixty days.
 A statutory petition was present. ed asking that the Grand Canyon wagon road be changed as follows: By adding to the western side of the said road where same crosses over section 9. twp. 21 h., r. 7 e., G. & 5. R. M., Coconino county, Arizona. so that the said road will after said change be thirty feet wider than it commonly was at the places where said road crosses said section. After due consideration it was ordered that the lawful notices be posted showing that the board would take action on said petition at the regular meeting to be held July 2, 1906.
 Board adjourned to July ?.
 R. H. CAMERON,
 Chairman Board of Supervisors. H. c. HIBBEN, Clerk.
Williams news., 1906-06-02
Jesse James

The Little Rock (Ark.) Daily Democrat has this to say about the w. I. Swain Jesse James show that is to appear here Monday, June 4:
 "The citizens of Little Rock were royalty entertained with new form of amusement last night.
 The w. l. Swain Jesse James company presented a three hours show last night, and it is safe to say that never in the history of Little Rock did so many people gather together to see show except to the biggest of big circuses.
 The entertainment was of the western character, portraying the James boys during their famous career covering the time from the war to the death of Jesse. The show was moral, and of much different character than one is led to believe before seeing the show. Instead of all shooting and dime novel play, it teaches a grand lesson, showing the hardships and deprivations of m outlaw, and the sufferings of a man after becoming an outcast.
 Perhaps the happiest character in the production is Lige, the old negro, who follows "Marse Jesse'' through thick and thin. However, the sleeping Indian caused Lige no little concern. until he succeeded in dispatching MT. lnjun to his happy hunting ground with the ever trusty razor.
 "The tent. which is a huge one, was tested to it's utmost capacity, many being turned away. The Swain company give good show, and if they ever return to Little Rock they will be greeted by a big crowd"
 Gee Jim was business visitor at Ash Fork last Tuesday.
 Attorney Fred. w. Morrison of Kingman was visitor here the first of the week.
 J. M. Dennis of Rhoades was in town Tuesday and Wednesday, at tending the memorial services. Wanted-A boot and shoemaker. None but first class mechanic need apply. JAMES IRVINE,
 Williams, Ariz.
 Plus Fatic has announced his in tention to enter the wedding contest on the Fourth, providing the com mittee will get him the desired lady.
 We hear that T. J. Coalter, who will soon vacate the office of post master at Flagstaff. has been ap- pointed member of the territorial board of equalization.
 We sell Hill & Hill whiskey, h. ternational, Jose Villa, and Palidad cigars; Budweiser, Pabst's Export and Joe's beer
 BAUMGARTNER & SATORI.
Williams news., 1906-06-02
For Sale

Seven burros, five head horses. two mules, one burro cart and harness, one spring wagon and harness, by E. Lamb. If
Williams news., 1906-06-02
Steam Baths

Have fitted my steam baths at pump house and am ready for busi- ness. Anyone wishing to use them see F. R. NELLIs.
Williams news., 1906-06-02
THE SHOTGUN SHOOT.
Pasture For Rent

One half mile from town; plenty of water and feed. See John Sel- mon, at Salzman's store.
Williams news., 1906-06-02
Comedy, Realism, SensationaIism, Comedians, Cowboys, Indians
 and Mexicans

AT NIGHT ONLY, RAIN OR SHINE
 No disappointment
 Doors open at p m. Show be- gins at o'clock sharp.
 Price of Admission Reduced for this date only. Worth going miles to see; be there If laughing hurts you, stay away.
Williams news., 1906-06-02
Catholic Church

Beginning with this year services will be held in the Catholic church of Williams on the second and fourth Sundays of the month at 10 am. and 7:30 pm.
 CYP. VABRE, Pastor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-10
WOLUTI'S WINNING BLUFF
Poker Experience of the Late Senator
from Colorado.
BIG POT AND AN EMERALD RING
With n Straight Flush that Hadn't
FILLED the Senator Scared
Veteran and Gave
Chinaman Cold Feet.

Ed Wolcott was the most whimsical but
at the same time one OF the nerviest poker
players l ever foregathered with around
card table, seld member OF former
Colorado delegation In congress. abiding to
the late United States Senator Edward O.
Wolcott of Colorado.
His game of draw was as various as the
/ glints from the different facets of a dia-
mond. There was no such thing as maxi
j ing study of his game and marking out a
I line of action wherewith TO combat it. He
was always willing 10 agree that the
ksteady. impassive poker player stood the
|1best chance 81 getting the money in the
Bong run, but he argued that he didn't play
I1poker for the purpose of getting the money,
sDut for fun. / once saw him stand pat on a
i)air Of mines and boost the opener out of a
Lcl0,Oe0 Jackpot. 1t was a fayorite device
~ his TO allow himself to be caught red
banded in a series of bluffs that looked
Attle short OF imbecile. and then, when he
iad got all hands fixed in the belief that
Ills main graft was attempted pot stealing,
wait for the real goods and turn around
and whang them to death.
II saw him get so finished and intuitiye
a poker player as the late David T. Littler
of Illinois into so deep a maze of study
one night that Littler went around looking
dazed for several days afterward. Littler,
a wealthy man, who had been one of the
Pacific Railway commissioners. was one of
the shrewdest students Of other mems
poker idiosyncraeies who ever came TO