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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-11
Easter For Two

+ CHE stood in the doorway, n frown
~ wrinklng her pretty forehead
anl something of tragedy in her
voice and gesture
II can't 60" she declared, in evident
disappointment.
Cant 60 lilizahctl:" he repeated.
in ncrpcXiry. You're not i'll. What OH
earth has lappcncd:'
"My hat" she began aud stopped
abruptly.
"WcllT' he uucricd.
Didn't come said she.
''iorrors.' he exclaimed. He pulled
aside the curtains and looked ont On
an ideal Easter morning. '.IIorrors,
he repeated while the ghost of n
smile relaxed his firm mouth
ITS no laughing matter" said the
girl. with some warmth.
81 know" he said contritplv. "Of
course it isn't. Haven't you another
hat:"
The girl glanced Mt him scornfully.
Perhaps you'd like ne TO wear n
winter hat" she said
Exactly" ne said calmly. al Ger.
tainly would. IT will be II tremendous
service ut the Church Of the Apostles.
Menoni Is to sing. and there's 10 be a
string quartet from the Symphony"
You don't imagine" said she, IN
nmazcIncnt, Tint Id 30 TO the Church
of the Apostles Easter Sunday wcnring
my winter hat, do yon!"
He smiled patiently.
81 confess had no proper realization
OF the enormity OF such an act" said
lie. Would they put YOU out?"
The girl shrugged her shoulders in a
quaint little gesture Of despair.
"l'hnts the man of It," she said. "Of
course can't hope 10 make YOU under
stand. but the simple fact remains that
I can't CO."
"All right" he said chrorful!y. aud
he resumed the seat he had vacated
when she entered the room
But you'll go just tbs same sis
sad.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-11
wh lhcnc am lhc wehs are swcrt ont

With these all The webs arc swept out
of The houses.
Easter is II glad holiday in thc Catlln.
liz capital. The feelings Of the people
ar" in accord with The resurrection idea.
the triumph NJ the Christ over death.
TIL" common saluiation lis. Happy
Easter" aud this saluiation is offered
hot alnnr 10 hcQu'intanccs, hut Ia
strangers as we'll. The bells ring out
ioylully, and Rome becomes great
musical instruments. vibrating with
rli'nr>. In other times tllr season WAS
marked by II perfect carnival Of form
u ri"; of ceremony. In later days
something more of democracy aud
simplicity has been introduced. but
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-11

the press n power which 1t does not
rlaim to possess and an influence
which 1t certainly has not attempted
TO exert. If the Newport News
papers were instrumental in secur.
Ing the conviction OF the murderer
II was simply through plain state,
mcnt of The facts in the case Too
lliany persons seem to hold the idea
That the essence of criminality is
publicity. The man who steals Is
q thief whether his ncighbors know
IL or not. Tile man WHO kills AN
other is u murderer without refer.
cnce to whether or not the crime is
exploited through the columns OF the
press. Il certainly Ill becomes the
defenders of prisoner to say that
they were unable in open court.
with all the machinery OF the laS
al their command. TO overcome the
Influence cxertcd by plain and sim
pie recital OF the story Of crime.
We certainly believe that the honor.
able conrsclors in question have ac-
corded 10 the press more power than
IL possesses. AT the same time, if
WE felt that the Daily Press had
been in measure responsible for
the verdict we certainly would feel
no regret for the course it has taken
in the matter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-11

even yet The formal pgcdominatcs.
S"nc of these ceremonies are Very i'm.
prcssivr- for example the singing or
The "Alisrr"rr" in The glowing gloom OF
Saturday evening, For many years
the blessing offered l,y the pope him.
self ON The ''iiy aud the world. "l'rbi ct
orbi.' on Easter day was always wit
messed by vast corco,irsr of people.
1t took place from The steps Of 81. re.
tors and was followed by the Joyous
ringing OF bells and by the firing of sa.
utcs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-11

a dispatch from Kiowa. Kan. an.
noinccs The marriage Of Edward
Corpses to Nettie Graves. We
trust that none of .our punning con-
tcmporarcs will so far forget itself
us to treat the incident with any.
thing savr the dignity and respect
which SD serious an affair deserves.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-11

Mr.. and Mrs. John Alexander
Dowie night hire hall aud fight
out their differences according TO
The rules and regulation made aud
provided BY the late Marquis Of
QucenSbury.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-11

comes IL vast church, aud The different
church cditccs are departments in the
larger scheme. each contributing ts
share 10 The general programme. on
Easter day worship"rs hurry from
church to church, making tile whole
round II possible. Peasants touch cl-
bows with the old nobility. AMI they
kucel together il, prayer. Devotion.
like dRnth, levels all ranks. The queen
Of Italy often makes Tie rounds with
the resi-. Foreign lords aud princes
aud even members of royalty nre in
the city by the 1riber at This season
and participate IN The cclebra ton with
the people.
One peculiar ceremony is the climb
ing Of Tie holy stairs. which is done 10y
the pilgrims on their knees. Prince
aud nensant thus toll slowly up the
well worn steps together and kiss The
image Of tho Saviour al the top. These
stili.s are nnid To have belonged 10
PontilIs I'late aud to have been trod-
den by Jesus at the time of the trial.
They were brought from Jerusalem to
Rome by Helena. the mother Of Con-
stantine, in the fourth century.
During u portion of hDiy week no
bells are llenr, in Rome. In place
thereof smnll boys 30 about the streets
marking the hours with II quaint in
strument known MS The triktrak. y clap
per made Of wood and iron ON Palm
Sunday the streets are filled with vrnd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-11
THE WAR is ovER.

One Of the most significant signs
Of the fact that The war at last is
really over is the movement to Nave
joint celebrations Of Memorial LAY
by G. A. r. Posts and Canps of
Confederate Veterans. With genuine
sincerity the man who wore the gray
may place a wreath on the grave
Ut the man who gave his life for
principles me believed to be right.
Nothing should prevent a generous
foe from decorating the last resting
place of the victim Of his bullet,
when he remembers that he gave his
life fer what he felt to be right.
Neither the man beneath the sod
nor Tire men who unite in honoring
his fidelity to duty. had little 70 do
with originating the strife that
brought him To an untimely end.
Those who did have passed 70 an
adjudication Of their good and evil
deeds before tribunal which makes
10 mistakes.
The war is over. let the dead
past bury its dead The present de-
mandg a union not only Of devotion
10 the memories Of those who have
gone before, but ri effort 10 make the
nation the foremost power in the
civilization and advancement of the
human race
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-11

We fear that If Mr.. McLauren, OF
Mississippi waits for non-political
Legislation In the Senate he will be
a dccrcpit old man before he secs
the desire OF his heart
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-11
Cant. stuart auxs Home

Collector Of Customs !, T.. q. stuart
has purchased a threesicry frame
residence at 1912 West avenue from
Mr. n. W Newman and will occupy 1t
az hle residence,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-11
MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS.

TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Editorial Rooms. Bell Phone No. IA
Buslness Office. .Eoll Phone No. 18l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-11
7J5s
| { a ! / a n
Ia ster

HE ancient city.
of the Caesars
no longer secs
the trin.lnphal
professions of
The colqilcrors,
hut in place of
these are almost
as spectacular
church ccrcno-
MICS and nag-
rnnts. These are
especially IN ev-
ilcnce during
holy week. cul-
ninnting in tho
elaborate Easter
services. Then
all Rome be-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-11
NEWSPAPERS AND rHE pAvEN
PORT VERDICT

We a.e willing to admit that the
attorneys for Davenport accord to
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X ARTICLES oF INc0RP0EATI0S
FTHH

-oF THE MENIe0 MINES ESc0Ns0LIDAIED COMPANY
The oasis., 1906-07-28

KNaw AEt MEN M THNsE PRESENTS That we whose hands are hereuntD affixed. do hereby associate ourselves together tor the pnrpase ef f9rmipg a corporation under the laws U the Territory 0f Arizona, and t0 that end make the following statement.
 FIRST. The names ef the eorporatofs Are Fanny B Brent James N tfcodmaa and Allen T Bird and tho name 8t the corporation shall he MENIGa MINES CONSOLIDATED g0M- PANl. The principal Flaee Wi1hih tte Territory 0f ATix0ta h which the 8llsi- ness ol said Corporation is ta be trans acted is NHgaesi SAafa tfuz county, AEszona and fhe Corporation may establish branch office. eitheF within or without the FefrIarE uf Arf9aaN W heFe meetings N1 the Board 0s Directors u8Av 0e head
 SFC0Nut Ihe general nature 9i tne business proposed ta be transacted 8g his Corporation is as follows, to-sit,
 X general mining ana reduction business with full power as follows. slzN
 n make contracts, to purchase, lease bond, locate or otherwise acquire. 9Nn eNe AAnge sell 9r otherwise dispose af pledge mortgage, hypciheeate and aeal in Eeas estate aua any and ail kinds of personal property mines, mining claims ei lands. coal laidS, mineral lands aii gas glal SAaie asNhatam petgo- leum asbestos ssii water aud water tights and machinery and f@ work UAMes exNi9Fes operRte aud develop the saaiAe ala h geHefit tg do all things necessary tu the prepeE eess- duet 9i he business 0f this Corporation Tn She Territory and elsewhere, TVt inconsistent with the laws oi inc United states and the AEfAAttI5 H4 AtihUAhs 8f tlA* aRfIAL&Ae ef Mexico and state of sonora.
 IARn The authorized amount oi capital stock of this Corporation shall be Five Hundred Thousand Dollars (S5gUen0 0n} divided into Five Hundred Thousand shares of the par value pf Ono tsie0l each AL such times as the Board af Directors may by resolution direct said capital stock shall be paid into this Corporation either in cash CT by the sale and transfer C it oi real CT personal property Tor the uses and purposes 0f said corporation in payment for which shares Of tle capital stock 0f said corporation may be issued and the capital stock SO Issued shall tbereupou and thereby become and De fully paid up and uon- hssessable. aud n the absence ei actual ITaud ia ihc tgansa tiQo tis Judgment oi ihe Difeei- qf- as to the value 9i he property pnreAased shall Ie conclusive.
 F0URgH. The time of the commencement of this Corporation shall be the date of the fling ofa certified copy ei these Articles 0f Iue0E- poration in lhe office ol the territorial auditor and of the recorder of santa Cruz County and the termination thereof shall be twenty-five years thereafter
 FEIn Aeaaairso oi this corporation shall Ue
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 NINTH These affigleso oi incorporation may be amended 9T altered af auE regular meeting called for that purpose eS an affirmative vote of q majority ai fhe stock ihen issAyd ana fbf Board ai Directors 0g any three storkh9ldeF may cMli a Gap ting @f fne stockholders for thisoruny other purpose not inconsistent sith law bgf netlte fl sHeh meeting the obieff nf She same shall ue given each sfpck holJer either personally CT in writing ar easf amendment sssasA te voted Npen IN WITNESS WHEREOF ' have hereunFa set uNr hands ths g2gN Gag oS 3aMe, x N laNW
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 Wells Fafgo ea Expsqss Aua relsetath in ppssat ion Nstn Niris fftafas ana ali patfs af iAe World
 Shortest aud Dest r1st. w YaQui River harfancH aud san Aafti4i- ne tle ~oynpa rahnafipa, Ores. iH Ba ie iau Yaqui sueltiuE heiinins sud Yann copper eOm- panles
 Freight can be consigned 70 Y Q seymour % he forwarded by teaia from alinae rietas Co the above named places
 All go1ds consigned Co FHii Way, are received. forwarded and wareboused free of commission and storage chnG9es
 TAt MnAS rrietas depnt hacks always ready ~ make trips 10 any of fbn above named points Af reasonable rates.
 F. E. SEYMOUR. Pres Prop
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sonora Time.
 Dining Stations.
 Pullman sleepers arc attached to these trains.
 Trains makes connection aE Torres with Torres & PrirtHA Railroad leaving At ssA0 ~. M. and Q m daily for Colorado, and Minas prietAs.
 Close connection Is made at Guaymas with Pacific Coast Steamship Cutnpany's steamer Curacao sailing the l3th of each month for Astata, Mazatlan, Cape SC Lucas, MaEdalenM Hmy and Fnsenadai as welt as with uf the w ~ Martinez Steamship Line, and 0thera lines calling at shis port.
 For particulars address > 4. NAUGLF
 Gen'l Pass. Ag't. GnayEaas, Sonora. Nex,
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Contest Notice.

neuarfmant W tine Interior Enited States Land 0Hiee phunix Afizana 1ane 2& lgNt 4 sufficient contest affidavit favsna bean filed in this office 0g Charles siapes, contestant. agaiDaf homestead entry NJ Nsa made Fehgn- aTy 24 1898, ior Lot \ ~ee. ls, 13 @a k la E4, and \. S. E @eetian w. Township W \ Range la M. MY James iohns0m caMfcsfae. iW wlleA V ss alleged taaF. SHa6 tAaues Johnson haS abandoned saia entry and the land embraced therein Ter Herod exeeedius six months iast past, ana that said abandonment and absence from the saia lana was notana is aet due t0 the said James Johnson RefNs employed ~ t8e aFfnys MARg uE naF8Re corps Ul ifa Mitea -l.tes. ets \, Saia paFf5Ge 8fa hereby notified fa appear respond and Offer evidence touching Saia alle- gatihn aF aM0siock a q an Monday August 70 I9a4 before Allen Bird Clerk oi FAe Dis tYief GaurG in his 0iiiee Fl Nogales santa Cruz county. Arizona. and fnAi final hearing will be held af clock V. n II Monday August x7, lA06. before the Register and Receiver ai tha EniteI States hand Office n Pheeuix Mafie0pa eAuhfg Arizona.
 The contestant having n proper atiidayit, filed June ?. l9qG sei s0FtA facts which show thai, alfeF due diligence. personal service Ol this notice cAn n9t Da made, it is hereby ordered aid directed fhAt such notice he gi Nen hy due and proper publication
 INN N flIanREfM Receiver First pa9sleatiuH June a. sast August ls
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COUNTY OF CrYAH0GA. {
VI .AT slF M Ei.ifs.

Before Aap, VI Fred Nellis Notary Rubi8e if Gud for said County on fhls aAg personally appeared samuel B GrUbbS. known tu me to be the person whose name x subscribed tG the f0regoing Articles Of Incorporation and aeknow ledge8 }u ne that he executed fhe same f8T the purposes aMd consideration therein expressed
 Given unl8f mt hand aI5 seal af office Yh3s 18th daS 0f 4NNe, A ~ IAa6
 SEAL V FRED NEL1ds Notary rn08l9
 My commission expires December S ls9T
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rFHMIT0NY M ARIzaNA N

IEhNAApk& tlF AhAAsfsA "
 G0r&Tx NF SANTA GRr1
 f Phil Heruld, IeInty Recorder sn ana for the County and Territory aforesaid, d9 hereby certify fhHs have compared the foregoing copy THE PANsAAiERICAN DEVELOPMENT COM FANNY, filed and recorded in my office ~. the 21na lay e8 luae. lANes im Bunk { ai Nlisepa ianeCNs Records N page 8A4 et seai afaa that thesame x , fall true and earrectcUNy @f such original and ei the whole Thereof
 Witness my hand and seal pf office this zsnA day 0f June A D. l99e. PnII HEga1H,
 fSGAL1 County Recorder. IMNe 3tt-z4 91St A
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
 Cnt; N7ef eF SANTA RITZ

\ Phil HeroId County Recorder 10 and for the GonmTy and Territory aforesaiN ssa hereby certify That have compared l4e fafegNinE AUpv with fhe UrEinai articles ui iue@rpuras COMPANY filed ana recorded n my aftlre on the lst day of June, lsNA i1 Hg9k q AAseel- laneens Records at page~--etseGs, and tint the sanle is ttll, tFae aud correct copy oi such original and af the whole thpre0f
 Witness my hana ana scAl w aflieH fA4s lsf aAv of 8Ane A laNN FBHI MERoLN lSEALf Gunmfy Recorder. 1ane 24 JMly 1s
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l.s1ENET DE M@lAN.

G0N MIA AAk ftAtfAs
 -TAGE oF I1GIN9Es
 Before Tae. @eaFge V Fagef ( Notary Public appeare paul T seymour aNa HAgry A1stin Clapp, known 10 me % oe the persons whose naMas are subscribed ~ fbe foregoing articles q incorporation and acknowledged ta me thaE Eheg executed Inc same t9T the par poses and consideration therein expressed
 Gsser uadaT nly hand aHa seal et office tAsS 18th day of June A ' 1936 lSEAL sEaRsE II PAeRr Notary Public
 My commission expires May 2sth, Ia0s.
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TNREIL0RY 0E ARLZ0Nl. ]

CuvSlv or SANTA NhNI
 Dn th3s flfsr day os Inne, iD the year l90t. heiofe me Phil Hernld. Notary Public n and for ne Territory and County aforesaid, residing thegaaM aaIN commissioned and sworn personally appeared Nanny ', Brent lAmes M Goodman aisa Allen T BirA knnWu n me ta hF tHe persons described in whase names 8re subscribed 70 and who exeenteG fhe annexed instrument. and rhev aekn0wle edged 70 ane that hay execaiea thp same {ag nc purposes aila e0lt Slderatlans thegeiM expressed
 w NgT@Rss WHEREOF haYA herehAfA WI my hand ana atixHa my ot1ieai seai at niy gniees in ihe said Territory aud G9Hnfy the day and year sast abgye written.
 iSrAL pligL EERoLn
 Notary Public MN Commission expires Feu'g li. lais
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Sonora Railway.

New daily Passenger Train seryice through
 between Nogales and suaYmas.
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Arizona & Colorado z. R
 TIME CARD. NO. <

Effective October list, lgQa Ar Pearee l0.2s a. 1n. Lg Cochise 9.30 r1 Ar Goehise sst0 Lv. Pearce 7ssa Connections at coehise with $. PR. \. ErES RANDOLPH II J TEMrLE Pres TleS0n, ATlz, superintendent
 Nae0 Arix.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-08-30
Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received for the construc-
ton of permanent sidewalks fronting
on the following properties in the town
of Extra, Iowa; towit: F. w. Della
hoyde, lot 2 of II, Park Street: Eliza
beth Martin, lots l and s, block 49,:
Jeanette House, lots and 6, block III:
James A. Guest, residence property on
Edzerton Street: Alex Kline, resi-
dence property on Edzerton Street:
Mrs. Gray's residence property on
Edzerton Street: May Repass- Bruner
residence property on Edzerton Street.:
Evaline Heath, all lots in Houston's
addition on south side of Washington
Street, all together measuring approx
mately 800 feet in length, all to be 4
feet in widths and constructed as follows:
inches of Portland cement, one part
cement and parts gravel. Top coat
to be one inch thick, one part cement
| and two parts sand; upon solid dirt
foundation, all work to be paid for in
sidewalk certificates, bearing interest
at per cent per annum. The work to
be completed by Oct, 10, 1906. All
bidders must enclose certificate check
in sum of S25. 90 payable to the order of
the town treasurer, as security that he
will enter into contract and bond for
doing the work and keep the same in
good repair for one year after its ac-
ceptance.
The Council will meet at 7.3O p. M.
Sept. 4, 1905 for the purpose of acting
on any bids that may be submitted.
The Council reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Dated, Extra Iowa, Aug, 20, 1906.
j. o. HOWARD
a 80 Mayor.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-08-30
MANY HORSES BURNED
Atlantic Livery Barn and Practically
All its Contents Consumed,

Monday night last, the big two.
story livery barn, belonging to
Philip Epplesheimer and run by
Clarence Hedges, was discovered
to be on fire and, although the
firemen responded promptly, every.
thing but a few old buggies were
consumed.
There was a large stock of hay
and grain on hand besides other
livery supplies. The carcasses OF
thirteen horses have been located
in debris but nothing can be seen
of three others, one of which was a
very valuable animal.
Some are of the opinion that
these horses may have been stolen
and that the barn was burned to
avoid suspicion. Mr., Hedges loss
is about $4,000 while Mr.. Epple.
sheimer's loss will be $4,000 more
This ia the third barn that has
burned at that location,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-08-30
A Few Land Bargains

so acres, improved, all good farm land,
$65 per acre, 5000 cash, balance long
time at per cent interest, 3 miles from
Extra.
100 acres, improved, near Extra, $50
per acre, $1,000 cash.
80 acres, improved, 6 miles from Ex-
ira, $3.50.
100 acres, improved, 6 miles from Ex-
ira, $50, easy terms.
40 acres, 3 miles from Extra, $45.
go acres, 3 miles from Extra, $3.50.
so acres, 31a miles from Extra, $3.50.
so acres, 5 miles from Extra, not very
good buildings, $40 per acre, very easy
terms.
160 acres, good land and good build
ings, 6 miles from Extra, sos per acre,
$1,000 cash, balance ten years at 8 per
cent.
One of the best large farms in Extra
township at sos per acre, $4,000 in good
buildings.
Have number of residence properties
in Extra with from three to fifteen acres
that are very desirable.
have about 120 farms for sale in this
locality. JOHN RENDLEMAN.