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Williams news., 1907-07-27
Too Many "WiIdcats"

"Nevada is not in it with Ari- zona as a mining country" said s. M Waterman. who returned to Prescott recently from nine months stay in the sage brush state, to Journal Miner man.
 "It is true there are some very good mines there," he said, "but there Is an enormous number of wildcat propositions being foated that will never pay cent to the investors. Prospects here are far ahead of Nevada but there appears to be a stream of eastern gold pouring in there to invest in properties that would not be con sidered good enough to do location work on in Arizona.
 II spent much of my time in the Lee and Rhyolite districts, in which some very promising pros poets are being opened as we'll as some claims that have absolutely no merit. Living conditions there are not desirable by any means. Water has to he hauled fifteen miles and costs $5 a barrel and no timber or grass grows there.
 q m satisfied with Arizona and have no desire to go away to other states again in search of mines with the mineral possibilities of this territory so promising"
Williams news., 1907-07-27
J " T RANCIS Dated June 1, 1907.

Pineules are for the Kidneys and Bladder. They bring quick relief to backacke, rheumatism, lumhago, tired worn ont feeling. They produce natural action of the kidneys. 50 days treatment $1.OO. Money refunded if Pineules are not satisfactory. Sold by Grand Canyon Drug Co.
Williams news., 1907-07-27

A large number of papers are roasting Vice President Fairbanks for having cocktails served at his Indiana home. In the eyes of some people the only real men are drinkers of buttermilk and soda. Fairbanks is more of a man than we gave him credit for.-Globe Silver Belt.
Williams news., 1907-07-27

TEXAS republicans stand for Foraker for presidential candidate. Arizona will probably look to Indiana for man who will undo what one of their favorite sons done on the statehood question and if Fairbanks can't do it the present governor of Indiana is said to be strong enough to do what he thinks right and is man enough to listen to appeal Winslow Mail
Williams news., 1907-07-27

"THEY are talking of an Indian war in Arizona" says the Chicago News. This is the same Arizona which lately wanted to be a state. |" Which leads the Topeka Journal to remark that an Indian war in Arizona, should there be one, would not be half so dangerous as a Chicago teamsters' strike.-Al- buquerque Journal.
Williams news., 1907-07-27
Mine Warming Notice

To Whom It May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the mining claims, Eastern Star and Old Judge, situated in the Francis mining district, unorganized, in Coconino county, territory of Ari- zona, and of record in the recorler's office of said county, are under bond and lease to party or parties other than the owners thereof, and that neither the mines or the m. dersigned will be responsible for any debts contracted for labor material or supplies or for any other expense upon said mining claims.
 J. w. FRANCIS.
 Dated June 1, 1907.
Williams news., 1907-07-27

THE postoffice department has designated "a shit waist, a necktie and a neat belt" as the official summer uniform for letter carriers. built is not likely that any of them will be dismissed for wearing a pair of trousers in addition.
Williams news., 1907-07-27
IRRIGATION CONGRESS

At the last session of the National Irrigation Congress a committee was appointed for the purpose of disseminating relia ble information concerning the proper use of water in irrigation and the advantages of irrigated agriculture.
 The president of the Irrigation Congress appointed F. c. Goudy of Denver, Colo, Dwight B. Heard, of Phoenix, Ariz., F. H. Ray of Helena, Mont, c. R. Reeves of Ely, New, and $. Fortier of Berkely, Cal, members of the committee This committee was subsequently, organized by the appointment of 5 Fortier of Berkeley, Cal, as chairman, and L. G. Sinnard of San Francisco as secretary.
 In planning the work to be un- dertaken by the committee it was decided to issue two sets of pamph- lets and to trust to the cooperation of the press to give them wide publicity. The first series was to consist of reliable information con- corning lands in particular districts of the arid region for which water supplies have been provided, and the second series was to contain practical hints as 10 the best methods of using water.
 Bulletin No. 1 of the first series is now ready for distribution and copies may be had by applying to the secretary, L. G. Sinnard, Room 946, Flood Building. San Francisco, Cal. This bulletin deals with a portion of the Sacramento Valley, California, and contains brief des- criptions of the water supply, lands to be irrigated, products, markets, transportation facilities, climate, land values, cost of living and social life. The main purpose kept in view in preparing the bulletin was to condense within few pages as much information as was possi- ble of a kind that the intending settler would wish to obtain. The bulletin also contains a map of the locality described and large number of full page illustrations.
Williams news., 1907-07-27

Sr .mmer coughs and colds yield at once to Bees Laxative Cough 5 yrup, contains honey and tar but 10 oriates. Children like it. It's laxative qualities recommend 1t to mothers. Hoarseress. coughs and croup yield quickly. Keep it on hand. Sold by Grand Canyon Drug Co.
Williams news., 1907-07-27

SOME day the president will hurl the lie at a fighting man, and then the country will perceive why the constitution provided for a vice. president-Richmond Times Dis patch.
Williams news., 1907-07-27
SATURDAY. JULY P, 1907.

Ir WIS tne New York Word that inquired, ''Is the law really an ass?" That depends entirely upon whether you are making it, interpreting it, or being kicked by it.-Washington Herald.
Williams news., 1907-07-27

On the Canyon road trains leave this point as follows: No. IOat1:3O p.m.; No. 14 at 5:55 am. Arriv- ing from the Canyon: No. II at 11:2O a.m.; Mo- 15 at II 50 p.m.
Williams news., 1907-07-27

Man Zan Pile Remedy comes put up in collapsible tube with nozzle. Easy to apply right where the soreness and inflammation exists. It relieves at once bliuT bleeding. itching or protrudir
 piles. Guaranteed. Sold by Grg ,i Canyon Drug Go. .h'
Williams news., 1907-07-27
New Time Card

Following is the present schedule Of passenger trains on the main line.
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NORTH DAKOTA NEWS
! Old / csiana;s !. | oh. n

AZ Grand Forks The University :of
North Dakota. has Just added TO Ito
Scandinavian library an, almost price,
less collection Of ancient 5Ieelandic lit
erature. Tho books are written In good:
red blood, and, though over 300 years
old, the letters still are clear ana plain.
They are not written in human blood,
but in OK blood, which was the only
ink in tho early times in Iceland. The
books arc bound in rough strips OF
beech wood; reinforced with5brass and
copper clasps. The paper is faded and
brown, but tho curious old Morse LETT
ters, carefully penned with q good gray
goose quill, are still clear and distinct
although the bright crimson Sof tho
blood is somewhat dimmed These vol
umes are on5 religious subjects, and
consast Of psalms, Bible verses and
spiritual teachings. :> 5S:## s 1Ss;5$ 1t S.''
These curious old Icelandic books
are part OF a collection Of over 1900
volumes OF Icelandic, Danish, Norwe-,
CLAN and Swedish literature, In large
part donated by the ScandfnaVians OF
the state, although some of themSwere
purchased in Norway and -Swedensw:th
money voted by the trustees Yof the
university Except at Cornell there is
not such another collection Of books on
this continent. They cover wide
range Of subJects-myt hology,, fiction.
science, history. art and 2alI that is
best, both ancient and modern, An the
Scandinavian language. "'$ !, ;ii8s53sSS3ss ~
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Stock poina Well.

/, Bismarck.-A careful investigation
as to the conditions of livestockain the
Missouri slope range country indicate
that the losses from the severity of
the winter, instead Of being heavy, as
has been reported, will be but nominal.
Although large amount of snow has
fallen, it has been accompanied by
wind enough to blow it from the hills,
leaving plenty of grazing and the
ranchers with few exceptions, 93 have
had reserve supplies of hay, to which
the stock has had access, and they
have almost without exception come
through the winter in good shape. Rep
resentative Martin has just returned
from a trip to his ranch at Sentinel
Butte, and reports that Of his band of
six thousand sheep, but half a dozen
have succumbedN during the winter. OF
his herd of stock numbering eight hun
dred cattle and four hundred horses,
all are in fine shape, with a loss OF but
two steers during the winter, and thesa
from accident. j. e. Phelan, another
we'll known and extensive rancher.
states that his stock is coming through
the winter in fine shape, having had
practically no lossl thus far this sea-
son, and he has had to feed but COM
paratively little. He estimates that tho
total losses for this section will be
less than two per cent.
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immigration Appropriation

On last Monday Hon. A. ].
Stade presented the following
petition in the legislature, which
was unanimously signed by his
Ramsey county constituents:
We, the undersigned, residents
of Ramsey county, North Dako-
ia, hereby urge in this petition,
that your honorable bodies grant
as large an appropriation as is
at all possible for the use of the
department of agriculture and
labor, and thus enable the Hon.
W. C. Gilbreath, commissioner,
to further carry out his most eff
fective work in advertising our
state "a work which we regard
as Of the very highest orper. {g.4
In view Of the grossly exag-
gerated adverse reports regard
ing our states climate, etc., and
the further fact that other states
Of the Union las we'll as Canada)
are spending vast sums in ex-
dloiting the advantages of their
respective sections, we think it
is vitality necessary to prosecute
with special vigor the work now
so we'll under way by our depart:
ment Of agriculture and labor.
| A similar petition was intro,
duced by Senator Sw enson Of
Nelson county. %%ss.
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:FLlcKERTAiL NUGGETS.

Hazelton, ~ Wolves \'are reported
plentiful around this town. =
*Walhalla.---A shipment Of ;, angora
goats has arrived at this place. y. : r.
Fargo.-The Lyall school building in
Wells county was destroyed by fire. (
Tagus.-The school has been sn-
spended because OF the cold weather.
ToWner. ~ ~ Ken. 4 W,ylie ! sent 1900
pounds Of coal from here to Bantry by
express. .1 '$ ;ss n y &, ! / IA
Wahpe J. willie Beimer,s q IL
year-old boy, came near drowning III
the Red river. y: ,Ns l5. : s, s \
I5$sHarvey. sample room caught fire
from an overheated stove: and endan-
gered the entire town.. & >''". ssyS =
s. Walhalla. The merchants are re-
1 ceiving Kerosene by express, which
adds sixtcents 81 gallon to itsy cost. 81
b.: Dickinson The Merchants National
bank has only been organized four
months MOI but has s1e0, 900 deposits. $sS I
II Norwich lost OF Il. the business
houses here have. agreed Ito close at q
iso' clock except on Saturday evenings.
Fullerton g. Some twenty farmers IN
the Vicinity Of this place have formed
company to build q rural telephone
line. 4 S :, i:;s
Il Max The 500 agent is under ar
rest charged with selling freight con-
signed. reporting that it had not ar
rived. Y D h
Cakes. he business men carry their
snow shoveas to and from their places
of$f business, as 1t is frequent y5 neces-
sary to shovel a path ITO set home.
Ryd der. here has been no train al
this place since Dec. 28, as the rotary
snow pillow has broken down several
TINES ta Ia + atternp ting ITO open the
Hines. n; I'D 81
Grand Fork YoungD Dr.. 3R. a. Bar
rack of Rock Lake says he was follow
ed by seven 4 big wolves while going
TO hissschooI a few norninGs ago, Pour
miles from town.
ayyille. Al passenger arain &froze
to ths track no bad lyN d. few days ago
while taking water at that station that
took the whole section crew with
pick axes an hour 70 get IT loose.
esando mi announces
that he wa hing on authoriti lies are
making lauiry In regard as route
From Cando to- Olrnst ead and says that
the estab lishment of this route would
be- great conVsnle nee to the farm
Eerss
OH Dew "A ne he emp eyees over at
the new round loilsss were surprised IL
day oTs two ago to ind lumber Of
sIaai she's the rsservoi hitch
holds the ater#S nppIy the use Sof
the o,lrd & house an shops. Their
presence there Evas ia. llyafsry for a
time. but it was fflrlaily conclude lea that
they had come Down n rom $ veetNatel
lake the pipe
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!. oh EIaines,, Is atal.

1 Jamestown. In ttemptin ga to light
OF kerosene. Josep hines Pirkel, twenty
one years old, was SO badly burned that
she died soon afterward, and$a younger
sister who attempted to exiting ish the
flames also was burned, but not SEE
sriously. When the oil was poured into
the stove; in which apparently u there
had been q mould ering fire.: there was
an explosion and the burning fluid
was scattered over Miss Pirkel'ss gar
ments. She! ran screaming through
the house, tanning the flames into a
great blaze; and when finally her SIS
ter extinguished the fire by wrapping
the girl in q blanket, she was SO ter
ribly burned that she lived but q few
hours. :: II Is NJ }5, NJ y
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New baled hay, so cents pc,
bale. For sale by c.. FL. Baker.
The Difference;

Mike-Kin yez tell me phwat's tn
difference betwane humor an wit,
Pat? @is . = ":
Pat-Well, it's loike TIL difference
betwane whin yure wolfe tickles We
undher tn chin wild shtraw from
tn broom an whin she hits ye over
tn head wild : tn handle av ut
Judge. = il: Z % :e5*s51S5: +
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Coffee Crop Pays.

Williston.-E. w. Jeffreys, who lives
a few miies west of this city, has start
ed a new industry for North Dakota.
He is. exhibiting samples OF coffee
grown on his farm in this oountysiast
summer. The variety is that known as
Japanese coffee, the berry being more
round that the ordinary coffee shipped
into this country. ;. +: =. (; l 33S3 slt{5
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News Notes.;

II %, &
Cleveland.-Miss Ida Balch has TWEEN
ty-five Orpington pullets which laid
thirty-seven dozen eggs during the
month Of January. - r. ~ -
Devils Lake.-The$ Great Northern
has just completed at Devils Lake the
largest ice house on the system. Il 1T
is 800 feet long and %. feet high. The
work of filling the house with ice from
Sweetwater lake commenced. 4, The
contractor says he will take out over
thousand cars; Of ice which will be
distributed along the Great Northern
line. f.>r's ia Z, -
Harvey.-The town has shown its
enterprise by issuing a handsome Illus
trated book descriptive Of the town
its attractions and possibilities The
book is issued by the Commercial club
which is evidently in earnest in maxi
ing it's town known. - i. ! ., 4 :
Sawyer-one Of the bank robbers
was stricken with religion Just before
leaving for Bismarck. He knelt and
prayed with the Salvation Army while
services were held in the Ward ,coun-
ty jail = H. = s7 y: ;.tz. TWO; II &.s.
Fessenden.-The Creamery Associa-
ton has been revived and j. TX. Swan
is the new gsasiasat se the associa-
b&0&es x.ts s.. u
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= >. - :,
Presumption:

Actors are very egotistical people, 2
said Miss Dazz1un. 4 s$f ,,.7a.;55s II :s5.
:; What makes you think so?" &. 4
t'The other. evening they tried to at.
tract as much attention with their
stage Dialogue as We did with our box.
party conversation. Washington
Star. zz. 5.;sT II as 81 SIS sl
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Grin Prospect

on look q Worried q said one giIded
yont B ,5s.
am. n answered the other. wv
father has conceived the idea 81 fry.
siiyssy % cut my allowance down low
enough 10 keep people from saying &
gslsye more money brain ,-
aahington Sfas. 3s:s3
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EAln
. ,gsIs .,iisai:t+y - 4 s.SNl.s.. n
BakiTlQ Economy p:

., - . = .,.3% II. .;.t.,
Dy L.ie Use q persIect paklng
poWuer lne nouseWlIecan derive 1
~ as anucn .ecohomy as, from 2. i any
ot!ls! article use 81, u patklng ana
sookang' + q, Ln selecting g baking
'oWuer ,:tnsreIore care 81 should
Os eaercised q #to purchase one tnat
LEANS it - orlg MAJ st q
anu e remains tlsntles same,
eass ], lnaking SIn1eIooa sweet and 2.
H .o! sand producing sum
casnt iesavenlng gas ~ mai the
= D ~ aiHg s
!: lltile 59Itn al lleaVenlng
49, gas:Is ploa ~ py 4, tne; cheap 4
uahIng poW w. MAKING y nee
essary ,5G.uselaonple sne e quantlty
vls.l,ianli y Egg urea ,to secure
IVY Essults. {. !; II
B q; ~ cannoIz exp lment3 every
tl you make 2 cake or 7 biscuits
or Iess the 3l strengSh of your l bak-s
tag 'oWuesrto ano ollI now y mucn$
ooAhla2y " shoui use eg VIII
IVY, haklIl poWaers you should
IS, ssals, o 81 a Ihe s are put together
az satsi,sss1y .lneyZ are never g uni
1917, Us. auaiIsyS ana stsrenlgtn
M " san ll pure lh1ased
81 Salunlse p1akang poWoef II mace
osslsslliiea.i pure 'Ee ,ngrealents3
III $500 sssas H.. 'Ap Eg
port ,ons of the different mater.
5ials remain always the. same:
Sealed ia aiilr-tight cans, Calurnet
baking powder does not not alter III i]I
strength and is not, affected bV
at1nosph eric changes. .s,sI
iii using galumet YOU 10 are.
bound to have iii uni form bread
cake or biscuits as Calumet does
not contain any cheap, useless
Epoor adult erati rlg / rln1gsredi iearlts "a
commonly used SSto ii,1crease me
weight. llrtl lei. u 1 nrirrff,tfI,1cas
pure, Who'll esolne food and AM III 8 /
baking poWsde Of rare 8 merit:
therefore, is reed 1r,1lesa11aed Id
leading physic clans and chemists q. i:
lite complies with all 9 pure 8 fond
laws, both state and natii,o,naI
The goods are moe errate III nriica &.
! and any lady pu rc,lhasing Cal,l-
met from her grocer, iifsao salts
fled with it can return 81, and
iis1A ...o..ss q sllul.usss
I The ian Brunt single disc
drill has been coming III tllle
front in this loca liity. latelY..s#
The disc laarino. Nm ,;s III; Ii s &,
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5..rsooE

Il ss.f,4y
szlia1aegisss Ihasn'
s3 ala0isld asss IssSOss saags st,,s;a.
opera Sci sis s,5 sgss,,.g
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@E@l @@@W@B @E@@@ @@0@9EE
Penn NOTES
BY 8. S. RAY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

0@@@@B@W@ @U WBWEV VsaSM0W GU
Miss Emma Mitchell is now
visiting friends at Island Lake.
G.. H. Gessner has gone to
Milwaukee to have his eyes
treated.
A. J. Mitchell is somewhat
under the weather" with the
la grippe. !
Joseph L Reed. the old pion-
eer, and his son George, have
left for their homes, after a most
pleasant visit at the Agate Hill
Farm.
On account of the late arrival
of the usual poem run in this de-
partmenr, the Inter- Ocean force
is unable to set it in time for
this issue. We regret not being
able to publish it under this date
but assure our readers that it
will pay them to read its mystic
lines in next weeks issue.
We are able in debate. On
Monday evening, February 18th,
a number Of the young people of
Penn and its neighborhood gath
cred at the pleasant home Of
Lyle Wilkinson, who operates
the C. c. Bosworth's place.
After the merry greetings, the
visitors formed themselves into
debating society. A program
was prepared and the exercises
were varied-vocal- and instru-
mental music, fine declainations,
debates, etc. The mostjinstruc-
tive feature was a debate of this
question: Resolved that Art
is more pleasing than Nature. "
The affirmative won. The ques-
tion was most ably handled by
both sides, when thoughts and
sentiments were presented III a
most intelligent manner, giving
evidence of high culture Of
mind, well disciplined faculties
and q strong love of the beauti-
. full from the hands Of man,
and the marvellous works of ma
Jure, wrought E by the Great
+ Artist Of Creation. Thengames
were the order Of the evening,
! followed by a bountiful repast
j Of good things, and it is report
ed that more than ample justice
4 was manifested in sdisposing Of Of
) the rich dainties served on the
occasion. Az a late hour, hearty
thanks were given and blessings.
bestowed upon che royal enter
tanners, Mr. and Mrs. w ilkinson ];
sa - all took their departure
heir spectiye homes. 4 0
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. Murphy Sentenced.

Fargo.-After being sentenced 1t to
eighteen months, in the penitentiary Tor
forging road -tax receipt, Major u; S.
Murphy, of Minot, a Ward county poll
tician Of statewide fame. created a
sensation in the circuit court here BY
openly accusing Judge Pollock who
sentenced him, of using undue intlu-
ence with the jury. Excitement creatS
ed by the incident. was heightened
when Judge Pollock began a%spirited
reply. justifying the verdict In, <em-
phatic terms.s Major Murphy was con-
victed last December and the passing
Of sentence will be followed. by an
appeal to the supreme court Of North
Dakota. Murphy furnished a $1,000
bond. III II; s. + Z u. &C.. = III
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The Best :Yet. /

4 Lucille-I hear that proposal par
ties are all the rage this year The
girls do the proposing and the one
who proposes the best gets the prize.
Have you been Ito any NJ
Ethel Mo; but q proposing party
game to me the ether evening. How.
do you like my ring 0 s3.S5.
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4. ~ ,II'3,i n 4
\ Dry, Ridina..

/ Dry Hiding. s III
4 Have you q an electric Wagon2,,s
asked the motor crank
2oc & replied the stranger; mine
5ss hydraulic. 81
ydraulic "
ess, am On: the water ago1,.
Chicago Daily News.
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u Not sssa IN III !,

aoWslla- hat do yos, think 81 Row.
len
ewell --- III Il, lbe persectIy
don't think ~ ss fss so have
desk room dos hionss
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here il not ii tl will
please Tollr VIII more than to
sbllsy iilel. set of asbestos sad
irons For sale Peterson u
5lAfIafIas
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8. ..HlsINee.ld
1et yOil need m n fs,a \, a,

5is Need.
}.s " bet you need my MAJ, III change
of scene. :,
see.
$5s'sV hat is your usineas s's
scene tier Az aa eater. -
Ezolston Post. "a