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Arizona republican., 1906-07-07
CATTLE AND SHEET.

Chicago, July 6.-Cattle: Receipts, $500; steady. Common to prime steers, $400@6.10; cows. $3.OO04.5O; heifers, S2.75Q 5.25; bulls, $2.750425; calves, S5.50I $50; stockers and feed CTS. $2.7504.6O.
 Sheep: Receipts. 10000; firm. Sheep, S4.25 G6.35; yearlings, S5OO@7.40; shorn lambs S6 4Om7 OO
Arizona republican., 1906-07-07
25 CENTS e.. Anr
REGULAR DINNER.

hGSOLAh OiNNEhs The best two bit meal served in Ari- zona. Everybody eat with us. We serve the best of everything good to eat. All white help.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-07

GRAIN. Chicago, July 6.-Excellent weather
Arizona republican., 1906-07-07
LEAGUE BASEBALL GAMES
Scores Made Yesterday Where the
 Best Teams Play.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland: Cleveland-Detroit
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21

If there ever was a time in the his tory of the democratic party for the manifestation of loyalty and patriot ism on the part of it's members. II is right now. If we are to win victory and elect a president two years hence, we must first elect House of Repre- sentatives this fall A democratic house can and will investigate every department of the government. With all of them honeycombed by graft, the edges of which only have been touched by recent exposures and prosecutions, there will be a revela- tion of rottenness that will astound the country and create demand for democratic administration to clean the government workshop. Let's give Bruce Macon rousing vote.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
Its Gone

There was man in nearby town, and lie was Woudrous wise he marked a silver dollar and gaYe it all to Lize. She went to see the butcher, and she blew II init wasn't long before the coin came back To him again, He took Il 10 the merchant and boaghta dress for Jane before the week had finished up back came the coin again. He spent the coin in lis own town full fifty time or more, hnt always got it back, and spent it OCT and OCT: but when he sent the dollar up to Sears X SawhucE's store. twas gone for good -foreyer-and he never saw it more. Fix.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
Tear Down the Old Fences.

A petition is being circulated by the ladies Of Newport requesting the mayor and city council to pass an or dinance declaring all fences public nuisanees, and To order property own- CTS 10 tear them down. This action is requested on the ground that the ab- senee of fences would improve the ap- pearance of the city. and that they are no longer necessary because of the enactment of stock ordinance which prevents the runningof stock at large, -Exchange.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21

It has fallen to the lot of the writer to travel up and down this broad com monwealth to considerable extent and it can truthfully be said that no town of equal size has yet been found that equals ours in resources and op- portunities for growth and advance ment and development. All we need is for our people to work together for the upbuilding of the town and we would soon have the most prosperous and attractive town in the state.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21

Hon. R. B. Macon, of Helena, con- gressman from the First Arkansas District, was mingling and shaking hands with friends in rown Monday, and at o'clock in the afternoon ad- dressed fairly good-sized audience at the courthouse upon the issues of the day. He also gave an account of his stewardship and of what he hoped to do at future sessions should he be re- turned to congress. His address was eloquent, earnest and gratifying. His plain, matter of fact and conscientious words were heard with much interest by constituency which admires him for what he has done and is doing in congress. Heis the democratic nom- inee and stands for reelection upon his merits. There is no doubt about the outcome of the election in No- vember.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21

Announcement is made that an Episcopalian theological seminary will be established in Little Rock under the direct management of Bishop William M. Brown. Rev. William E. McPherson, of Baltimore, and Rev. Percy J. Robottom of Little Rock will assist the bishop. Young men pre- pairing for the Episcopalian ministry will be trained in this school.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
Notice of Confirmation.
St. FrancIs Chancery Court LilIie W. Allen, Petitioner
 EA PAIte,

EA PaTte,
 N 0TlCE is hereby gwen that ia.he " ~ Alien fs the owner of the following t5e. Scrleed lands situate in the county of ~t Francis and state ot Arkansas. to-wit: The ea-l hall nt The southeast quarter at section twentN-t"o, and the northeast quarter of tbe southeast quarter Ot section tWpHfy-tWQ. aHH ln township four north. range one wc9f mat she acquired tltle 70 the east Gne-hATf If tue uuthca,t quarter Ot sad section tWentv- Two d. tuiluWs. 0u the i4th uf Hecenl bar. i#3, lhe Cferk ot St Francis County Court bv hls deed at that date duly executed and de- AAeftd. eonAeAed sHlu lands tu her pursuant tu Stle ui said iaud made hY thc Sherlu and collector VI st- ffahelS county on June IL tNst Ter The taxes, penalty and interest d4ip thereon for the year I>16. That prior to that tune sala land wHs awarded 10 her. as one ii the brur ot j R, West. deceased. in parti- Ion sGit m inc thaucey Court ot said St. Francis county.
 That she acquired utle to the northwest one quarter CT tue southeast Oue-t5 4a rfeg ot sad section tWeufx-twO. aS follows: On The sth ei October laa2, Israel Goldberg and his vile. hY their deed ut that date, conveyed saiG lhnu t0 thls petitioner. That on the fSt day of November, 1>.@ N T Smith and his wife. oX their deed ot that date, conveyed said land 10 Israel Godherg That the state of Afhansas, ay its dHnatIon deed, dated October D, ls9l, conveyed sad land 10 NJ. r smith.
 Now, therefore, ali persons having any claims to said lands or who can set up any clam tu any 0t the said lands su purChased m consequence of any iaformaNty or illegal lty connected with any Of the said sales of sad lands are required 10 show cause if any at the beeember term of the st. Francis county 1haneery Court, why said sales shall not ID ail things be contirmed,' and the title thereto De vested and Quieted in this pc uuoner.
 July IS, leQ6. e''''0"si'
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
CIRCUIT COURT.

The September term, or better known as the fall term of the Circuit Court of St. Francis county convened Monday, Judge IT, N. Hutton. pre- siding and Hon. P. k. Andrews, pros ecuting attorney, looking after the interests of the state.
 The forenoon of Monday was coll sumed in organizing the juries, there being two panels of twelve men each composing the petit juries, and six teen grand jurors. Judge Hutton ap- pointed MT. J. T. Johnson, foreman of the inquisitorial body, MT. J. D. Ferser was chosen as clerk. The other members of the grand jury as finally t1tVnA
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21

It has been suggested that town
 snip mass meetings should be called
 throughout the county for the pur-
 pose of lnStructing our representa-
 tlvS to the next legislature We
 tiIitI& this wise suggestion and would like toasSee the matter taken up bv { tife interested parties. We elect men sto represent Us, to enact such laws as
 Will peneit Us, and pay them for this
 SerVtces then why not 20 a step
 fartfefsand inform them as to what
 laws We would have them endeavor
 to elIact for Us, and in what way they
 coutd represent us. Farmers are
 abeut through with work in their
 cr9ps now and could find time to at
 tend such mass meetings and the sub sequent county convention. Of course the action Of such a body would not .S be sbinding upon our representatives. sbut We could declare for or against certain issues, recommend local meas ures that ought to be beneficial to us. eailu enable our representatives to @knQw from the people what represen- lation was desired by the people.
 'sa The above from the Russekille Courier Democrat is a good sugges- : tion, and il would he well for the peo- pie of every county 10 have some such smethod of letting their representa- .tiyes know what legislation they Nant. Too often the representative .ss tely criticised for the course he ts rlen he is really doing the best .hi and thinks he is doing his cd tents q favor.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
The Cosmos Club,

Eighth Reunion of the Cosmos CuY will be held at the residence of Mrs. $. c. Neel, Monday. Sept. q, at 3 o'clock, D. m.
 s'To meet 10 count our gains. To share our pleasures and our pains, And pledge our fealty anew, To all that's honest, brave and true. s
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21

Once was young, but now I am old, and l have never seen a girl that was unfaithful to her mother that ever came to be worah a one-eyed button 10 her husband. It is the law of God: it isn't exactly written in the bible, but it is written large and aw- ful in the many miserable lives of many mistit homes. I'm speaking for the boys now. If one of you chaps come across girl that with face full Of roses says 10 you as she comes to the door: Il can't go for thirty minutes yet, for the dishes are not washed" you wait for that girl You sit right down and wait for her. be. cause if you don't some other fellow may come along, and marry her of. and right there you lose an angel. Wait for that girl and stick to her like a burr to woody dog.-K. C. World.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
w arning Order.

m tne Nt. r rancls thancery Court. Dece mber Term. l906. The Peoples Building X Loan
 Association, of Little Rock. Plaintir.
 Ns. W !. Lanler, Admr.. et al, defendants The defendants. Liihe McMckles. guardian aud Clyde McNickles and Charles McNickIes. the nonresident defendants herein are warned to appear in luis Court within thirty days and answer the complaint 0t the plain. ut. The Peoples Building X Loan Assocla- tion, uf Little Rock, Arkansas
 G. B. MALLORY, Clerk By NJ. W. SEA BORN, b (. september l, lqU6
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
LAW DOCKET.

Quite number of orders have been made in various civil cases. which We will report later.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21

VI kdlliAtdf llts
 J. T. Johnson. Foreman W. c. Beazley l. G. Stern Sam Ashworth G. l.. Morris ]. P. Hardin l. P. Mcdonald ]. NJ, Higgins l. D. Verser, Cl'k Ed Lewis W. E. Nail NJ. s. Hill J. E. Eldridge w F.. Dover ". II. Brown Newt Bynum
 The petit juries are as follows:
 FIRST PANEL. l. O. Bridgforth W. ]. Lindsey II. B. Thomson ]. J. Hughes A. s. May Tom Cox ]. G. Sanders Will Laws Hunter Crippen J, L. Scott 5. +. McCrary J. B. Humphries
 SECOND PANEL J. N. Stayton John McGee j. Y. Wilmington II. A. Horton Henry Hughes D. C. Mcdaniel Will Worrall Riley kendrick Ray Bonner II. R. Neblett John Taylor Hal Peeyey
 Owing to the fact of principal wit nesses in nearly all cases set for Mon- day and Tuesday, being i'll, the court found itself handicapped to a consid- erable extent and no cases were tried on those days though quite lot of routine work was gotten through with. When the court did finally get started, business was dispatched in the usual professional manner. and quite number of cases and proceed ings have been disposed of as follows: CRIMINAL DOCKET
 State ys. John Davis, murder, mol pros.
 State ys. Zack Gossitt, grand lar ceny, mol pros.
 State vs. Joe Neal and Tom Hall, grand larceny, nol pros.
 State ys. Henry Ollie. receiving stolen goods, mol pros. pbdlC Ns. Adltlll AIldNlS ldlS6 pre- tense, nol pros.
 State ys. Henry Hamberry. grand larceny, nol pros.
 State vs. Will Hughes, carrying concealed weapons, plea of guilty, fined $50.
 State ys. John Walker, grand lar ceny, plead guilty; one year
 State vs. L. W. White, carnal abuse: jury trial, verdict of guilty, disagreed as 10 punishment.
 State ys. Vim. Nelson, grand lar ceny, forfeiture and alias warrant issued.
 State ys. Alex Williams, grand lar. ceny, plead guilty, one year.
 State ys. Solomon Simms, forgery. plead guilty, two yeass, State vs. John Walker. burglary. plead guilty 10 larceny, one year.
 State vs. Sam Dorsey, assault with intent 10 kill, plead guilty to aggra- vateo assault, fined $50 and one hour in jail.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching Blind, Bleeding, Protrudine Piles. Druggists are authorized t0 refund money if PAZO OINTMENT t4ils to cure in 6 to II days 50c.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
Sold and Recommended by
 J. T. SANDERS.
Dissolution Notice

NOTICE IS hereby gwen that the cOpart.
 ~ nership heretofore existing between Ed Berry and Fred Shreye doing bcsiness under ihe firm name of Berry Co. at Madi son. Arkansas. IS this cay dissolved by mu. tual consent Fred Shreve retiring. Ed Berry assumes all liabilities and collects all out. standing accounts.
 Signed, ED BERRY
 FRED SERENE.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21

The Only Guaranteed Kidney Cure is Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. Your druggist will refund your money if after taking one bottle you are not satisfied with results 50 cents by !. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21

Messrs; Henry and Robert Water man paid the Bluff City pleasant visit Sunday.
The Forrest City times., 1906-09-21
he Local Paper.

The city papers are all right if you want them, but it is the local paper that adyertises your business, your schools. your churches. your numer- ous societies. sympathises with you in your afiliction and rejoices with you in your prosperity; in short, 1t is your local paper that mentions the thou sand and one little items in which you are interested during the year, and which you do not find in the city papers. It is the home paper that records your birth publishes your marriage and chronicles your death. To the great journals-the forty page compendiams of daily happenings of the world-you are not even cipher. To get the least notice from them you must steal Sl00,O00, commit an atrocious murder, or have half a dozen living wives. But your local paper watches over you with loving selicitude all the time. If you are sick it is sorry and hopes that you will soon be well. It tells when you come and go: when your house burns down, or you build a new one; when your Johnnie has the humps or your Mary has the measles, and how much your little Peter weighs on arrival. And when you require the whole street and both sidewalks to get home from the lodge, it shuts both eyes and ''mums the word" Yes, take the big papers if you are interested in | what is going on in Africa, but if you want 10 keep up your own biography take your home paper. Exchange.
 Dr. J. R. BLACKS MAGNETIC EYE WATER is painless, harmless, contains no poison, and will cure any case of sore eyes in the world. For sale and guaranteed by all drug gists. Manufactured by J. R. BLACK MEDICINE CO.,, KEN NETT, MO.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-14
Senator Miller improving

\ letter received in this city from
Senator Miller is of the most encourac
ing nature. The Senator went to San
Francesca in quest OF medical help
and was operated on a: the Lane
Hospital TWO days before the GREAT
lire. He was moved to the Preside
Hospital when the hospital was threa !
ened but the moving has had no pad
effect. He is again at Lanes Hos Dital
and impro y.ng every day, when IS
good news to his many friends here
Mr. Miller, has suffered for years
from the effect OF wounds received
during the Civil War. and the oper-
alton was necessary in order to Re
move the old wounds and restore HIN
10 health
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-14
FROM BUCkSKiN
Ne" Town Building Rapidly, Mines
Looking Good

The LYON County Times, contains
the following regarding the new town
OF Buchsksn:
Three carloads OF lumber the due
to arrive in the camp. and soCn some
real building will be done
J. c. Snyder. is conflicting a lodg-
ing house and hauling water to camp
from the Delphia artesian wells.
Doc Hironymous. has established
feed corral in camn end has begun
the construction Of a telephone line
to Yerington
w. c. Fit, has been in camp this
week. and IS making arrangements to
@et wafer in from Spring Gulch. A
well is also being sunk.
A Mr.. Benham. has purchased the
Ajax group Of claims south of town.
The consideration has not been learn
ed, but it iswell UP in the thousands.
Three stages now come INTO camp
TWO from 1erlnSton and ore from
Wabuska The mail arrives daily and
application has been made for post
Office
Several good strikes have been
made in the new camp during The
week by men dong noldins wcrk on
their Claims On the ron klte ;}:ee-
quarters Of mile north Of camp
big ledge OF good ore has been en-
the ore in the ledge IS cher as depth
+; attained. Massrs Mclaughlin and
! Burke have ma'p q God strike OF
III lie north of tfa carp ana this aS-
tends the mining ,,-s,,ici
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-14
A BIG SALE IN WASHOE
Mining Man Purchases Independent
Mine for 5000

Another big sale was recorded in
the Washoe district Friday. when the
Independent mine was disposed of for
consideration of s.. 600 to j. George
Hrinkman. capitalist of Great Bend,
Kansas The sale was made by Mrs
A. A. Harris OF Virginia City The
new owner will at once begin active
development of the property, which
IS said to be one of the most prOmis-
eng claims in the district The Wash
Oe district is rapidly coming to the
front as one of the most important
camps OF the State. Many years ago
that section Of the country was the
scene Of much activity, and several
fortunes have been taken from the
mine Of the district Washoe City.
now an abandoned town consisting of
few tumbed-down houses, was once
one of the largest cites in the State.
From present indications the old town
is destined to take another boom and
again become one of the important
camps Of the State.-Reno Journal
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-14
Shioc;-c Rich Ore

The Nevada Hills company of Fair
>iew has made IS fist substantial
sh'nment Recent. ~ sacfs OF ore.
averaging S50e L: to-. was aCked
/, ON an open cut ol he west end Of
tho great ledge rallt1;"@ through the
Dr, !erty of the 10 q fun.i)lnv, sLd
which ledge has been opened III at ii o
,lrious intervals iAr lfro feet. els
C.Os.h@ ore in shto u y v,...l"s and
Quantities throug' OK its ent::e length
4 short road is being constructel to
the mine and as soon as completed.
extensive shipments will be made
The Nevada Hills property promises
to be one Of the great mines OF Ne
yada. The stock was put on the mark
ct at dollar a share and within q
few days arose to S1.75 bid. with little
or no stick offered. 1t is perhaps the
only stock put cut in Nevada for some
time that sold on the flotation ut par
Churchill Standard
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-14
Death of Mrs. Cochran

Mrs. Francis Cochran, widow of the
late Jack Cochran, died at her resi-
Gence in this city late Saturday after
Icon.
She had been seriously i'll for sever
ri weeks. and in fact her health has
lten failing the past two years.
'ihc lady had been a resident in this
CITY for Il quarter OF a century and
during that time acts of charity We're
performed by her. She was liberal
hearted to a fault and no one in dis
t.ess ever had TO appeal to her as
the donations came without solicitat-
ION Many will miss her kindly act
ioEs
The funeral took place this after
noon from the late residence. which
was private.
Deceased leaves one sister in this
city. Mrs. c. w. Friend.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-14

The night telegraph oHice at Thorn
on Tie Nevada California railroad has
been discontinued
Divorce proceedings We're flied in
Reno Friday by Antoine Baroni against
Angelina EarOni The complainant
alleges desertion.
4 rush is on from Goldtield TO Hot
Creek. 100 m..es distant. where fiat
tering ore discoveries are reported
Robert Shafter has been placed IN
der $1,000 bonds to answer to the
charge Of assault with intent - XII
e. G. Cpollins of Calienre, Lincoln
county
Frank McClloush who has been
dangerously i'll IS on the road to e
covery.
Mrs. Em's Petersen, who has beer
suffering with pneumonia, is rapidly
/ improving
/ Meyers Mercantile Company have
I improved the front of the store with {
coat OF paint. improvements are II
f. evidence ali along the line.
Mrs. f,arry Rice, who has beer
dangerously i'll is slowing 'mprovl1
Seventy five t1ams and over a hur
nret. and fifty men are now employe
Il 'ie new piece of railroad leadln
to Fairview.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-14
THE FIREMANs FUND OF S. 3
The Co. Backed BY An Additional Mil
lion ard Will Continue

The following to Insurance Com
m ssloner Davis indicates that the
Firemans Fund Insurance Company u
California is perfectly solvent.
'firemans Fund directors and stock
holders have decided % Crganiz, a
new Company to be known as Fine
mans Fund Insurance Corporation
With one million capital and one
million surplus and to assume al bus.
mess written from date of San Fran
cisco fire. Old company abundantly
able to meet ali outstanding losses
and every obligation, and we can posit-
lVely assure you there need be no
concern as to Tie future Continue
business as heretofore
W. l. button. President.
Union Insurance Co. Of Philadelphia
This company announces that It's
entire liabii>ty in the San Francisco
disaster has been assumed by a synd:-
cate OF its stockholders as re-insurerS
same as before the San Francisco con-
migration.
Its net loss IN San Francisco is
estimated al from Sl29. 900, to Slln.
900. On January l, 1905. rs net sur
Plus amounted to $l3l ,334. Its cap al
is 100000.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-14
HELD FOR MURDER
Sherman Bryan is Held For Murder
Without Bonds

RENO. May fisherman Bryan
has been held to await the action OF
the grand jury of Washoe county to
investigate the charge of the murder
of Daniel Casey, which is placed
against him by District Attorney
Craig.
The preliminary examination was
held in the court of Judge Bell, JUS
tice of the peace for Reno twonship
The defendant was represented by his
counsel. Messrs. Husky and Levers.
The prisoner was remanded to Jail
without bonds on the charge of muir
der.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-14
Heavy Winds

Carson was visited by a heavy vino
storm this afternoon. For a while i,
assumed velocity of about forty
miles an hour
good many trees suffered loss OF
branches and several were blown
down. The largest tree that was
leveled vas the one 1T the north
east corner OF the Arlington 1t WIS
at a time when no one was pasSiG2
near it,
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-14

Word was received IN this city yes
terday stating that an important
STRIKE mas been made in the Pitts
burg calm in Masonic district.
The parties owning the property
have been working steadily during
the winter. In running the crosscut
a Iedge twenty feet wide has been
cut and high values are obtained
throughout.
This strike is of particular import
ance to the people OF this city as many
are Interested in adjoining claims
Masonic mas all the appearance OF
one Of the best districts in the wes
and rush is expected to follow thC
late developments. The new find vii
I rush work by other parties and {
-Ieat deal o. the material comes from
-A-..s CITY
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-14
Notice War.sns

day evening May u 1906, at the
Warren Engine house Ior the elect
All members Of the examination are
requested to be present
By Order OF me President.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-05-14
Ore Shlcnents

The ore shipments over the Tono
pah Railroad for the week ending
Thursday night, as reported by the
Western ore Purchasing Company
lows From To"oran-T Ton Gah Com
pany. 1870 tons: Belmont. 39S tons:
Montana onopah. ll3 tons: Midway
lol tons: MacNamara, 81 tons North
Star, 81 tons. From Goldiel1 Doe
tons. From Manhattan-22 IONS.
Sindry-15 tons. :
The Extension made no shipments
this week. the mine leing closed dowl
anti 1ne new hoist s installed