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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-04-04

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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-02

ertson 16, Conner %; Magruder ~,
Bennett 20; Hemeter 21, Nixon 10;
Temple s. Pittman 2, Williams A,
Chambers 9, ellis 81; McKinnon Is.
McLemore 5, King 6, Riley 10; McLau-
rim 20, Weathersby 10; Odum II, Fair
ley 20.
Lees Store-West 8, McAlister Is;
Robertson Is, Conner IL; Magruder 2,
Bennett rs; Memeter IL, Nixon IA;
Pittman 8, Williams 5, Chambers 8,
ellis Is; McKinnon IS, McLemore /,
King 8, Riley 10; McLaurin IS,
Weathersby s; Odum II. Farley IA.
Eatonville-West 20, McAlister 20;
Robertson "a, Conner 81; Magruder
"a, Bennett %; Hemeter 25, Nixon
10; Temple 8, Pittman 6, Chambers 5,
Gillis 80; McKinnon ID, McLemore 2,
King "a, Riley 6; McLaurin 81, Wealth.
ersby II; Odum 8, Farley 90
Petal-West 20, McAlister 10; Rob
ertson 30, Conner 10; Magruder 81,
Bennett 20; Nixon 40; Bills 80;
McKinnon 3s.
i Haryey--West AZ, McAlister 20;
Robertson As, Conner II; Magruder 20
Bennett A; Hemeter 20, Nixon 46;
Temple 2, Pittman 3, Williams 20
hambers A, ellis 49, McKinnon 3s
IcLemore 8. King 10, Riley 6; Nc
, .aurin 30, Weathersby 35; Clark 29
| Smith 4, Purcell 49,. Hall /, Burketi
NJ Davis 7.
Batson-Robertson 21, Conner 9;
Magruder ~, Bennett IS; ellis 90;
Clark IL; Davis IL.
II McCallum-We 10, McAiister Is;
Robertson 16, Conner IS; Magrudel
20, Bennett IL; Hemeter 6, Nixon rs;
Temple l., Williams A, Chambers 5
ellis %; McKinnon 10, McLemore /
King 10; McLaurin 20, Weathersby 6
lOdum 5. Farley a.
M Brooklyn Robertson 43, Conner "a
Magruder 29 Bennett AZ: Hemete
"A 20, Nixon AZ; ellis 81; McLaurin Al
II Weathersby II.
n Beaumont West 3S, McAlister 5
McLaurin "a, weathersby 8.
There have been no returns r.
] ceived from Eastabuchie, Morristor
McLaurin, Rosine or Make, in Forres
County and none from Perry Count
except from Beaumont As soon a
they are received the results will b
made public.
Make and Brooklyn precincts Civ
Williams a, vardaman 80. Brewer I
Noel 5, Scott, 20, SESSION 8. Thoma
4! Truly 10
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-02

~, Maxwell IL; Edwards s. stoyall
rs; Powers "a, Boyd ~; Henry 10.
Simrall 4, Miller 5, Spencer 8; Dodds
l is, Smith IA.
Lees Store Williams /, vardaman
ia; Noel 10, Scott IA, Truly 1 Man
ship 8, Nash 10, Watts 5 Smith 5,
Maxwell z; Edwards ~. Stovall 10;
Powers 10, Bayd Z; Henry s, Sim
rail- 8, Miller s, Spancer 2; McNairs 9,
Lee 8, Joiner 8; Dodds s.. Smith 10.
EatonvilleW Williams 20. vardaman
16; Noel %, Scott 5, Brewer 1, Truly
I3; Manship IA. Nash 10. Watts 13:
Smith 26. Maxwell 10; Edwards 5,
stovall 81; Powers 80, Boyd q; Henry
Is, Simrall 10; Miller /, Spencer 2;
McNair 10, Lee 20, Joiner s; Dodds 8,
Smith 16.
Petal-Williams 80, vardaman IA;
Noel Fl, Scott 10, Truly 5; Smith 80.
Edwards 16; Powers 80. Henry 20.
Harvey--Williams "a, vardaman 80;
Noel 20, Scott g. Brewer 8, Truly 81;
Manship 20. Nash IA, watts22; Smith
49, Maxwell 20; Edwards 35; Stovall
25; Powers 40, Boyd %; Henry rs,
Simrall q Miller 16, Spencer 7, Nc
Nair 10, Lee 2, Joiner z; Dodds IS.
Smith AZ.
McCallum--W Williams rs, vardaman
A; Noel s, Scott 8, Sisson 1, Truly 1S;
Manship 3, Nash 4, Watts 81; Smith
10. Maxwell ~; Edwards s, Stovall IA;
Powers IA, Boyd 12; Henry IA, Miller
8, Spencer s: McNair IL, Joiner 8;
Dodds IL, Smith IL.
neutrality-suspicious. AZ. vardaman
10; Noel 5, Scott 4.
Kittrell--Williams 16, vardaman 20.
Beaumont Williams "a, vardaman
8; Noel Fl, Scott IA, Truly 8; Man
ship IA. Nash 10, Watts 8 Smith IL,
Maxwell Z; Edwards IL, Stovall II;
Powers 10. Boyd 9; Henry 20, Simrall
2, Miller 2. Spencer 2; McNair Z, Lee
5, Joiner IA; Dodds 8, Smith 81.
sTlGL COUNTING.
At o'clock the votes were still be-
ing counted with no prospect OF a
count earlier than couple of hours
The votes as cast for the county Of
ficers showed that West was in the
lead for the State Senate. Magrudef
was coming strong for sheriff and
Nixon was conceded as elected as CIR
cult clerk. "a
ellis is undoubtedly elected treas-
lurer: McLauEin will be district stto'a
ney again and Burkett will Is q ~.
pervisor. while McNair is re-ele Seo
railroad commissioner.
1t was impossible to obtain tho e.
act figures without delaying the ID fper'
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-02

When the polls closed yesterday ar
ternoon an audible sigh went up from Z
the CROWDS gathered ABOUT rnem.
The tired and hungry workers " Vere
glad to see the end of busy day
and relieved Of the strain to (which
they had been subjected all d. ~ long
they made their way home, Eager to
satisfy their hunger and RI yst for a
while.
Not SO with the poor ma7'lton, y and
clerks, their hardest dutie1 sb-di- IYet
before them, for the couI sur . "a
made. and they went at Yzhe Cd
will. eager to be dons4 with it.
On the streets the cvBufwds were soor
gathered to talk over the day and
speculate on the chpn Aces Of the vari
GUS candidates and a Is the day closed
and the darkness settled down. the
ubiquitous small ba y got busy and the
air was soon ringiI q with every kind
Of discordant SCUM d made by every
kind of an object THAT would emit
noise.
Soon the crowd gathered at the
polls and some en hdeavored to keel
a tally along with the regular clerks
but soon tired Of that kind of worl
and sat, sleepily stening to the dront
OF the counters voice as they called
the vote from ticl ket after ticket Thu
work was nature lily slow on accom-
of the number OH the state and count,
candidates and \ 1he count crept slowl!
on through the yYhours
The country rflrecincts we're slow il
coming in and at midnight there wer,
only few boY3es In evidence in tn,
circuit clerks ffice and it was impos
sible to get II le returns for them a
they We're SCI mt in by carriers VIII,
knew nothing Of the count and tn,
boxes could k5shot be opened till thi
morning. III
The streetVs were filled to a very lat
hour with groups of men who wer
anxious either about their own affair
or the outlfpok for friends. When tn
count was really over, in the small
hours OF ae morning, most of tn
crowd had melted away and only thos
who were Greatly interested in the coun
remained up to get at the result
II The re- burns from the country wer
slow in coming in, but the followin
arrived during the night and are sui
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-02
PERRY

The Following SH5fh vote tor
State officers, III Nets, as far as
could be learne light
s-Willt Vardaman 81.
Noel 20. sisso Truly II,
manship 5, Ns 9; Smith
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-02

LOST-Traveling bag, good gus
was taken from the waiting Y
door of Gulf and Ship Island q 2
this morning. Return to Glib 3
Cigar Store and receive rewa z
a1-2t
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-02

ney again and Burkett will Is q
perviso, while McNair is re-ele}
railroad commissioner.
1t was impossible to obtain tho
act figures without delaying the p<
Arizona republican., 1907-05-30
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blood healthy the skin will be s smooth and erupon the blood becomes infected with healthy humo the effect shown by rashes eupons bos and np dsgurn and skin The skin with which drainage
 
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Arizona republican., 1907-05-30

the changes in books for the benefit of the so-called school book trust. but on the contrary. is intended to pre- vent the frequent changes Of books if some boards of education should be disposed to make frequent and unnec- essary changes. The law applies only to the grade schools. It ought to be made to' apply to the high schools as well. and there was some movement in that direction during the last ses- sion of the legislature. while the amendment of the school law was un- der consideration.
 As 1t is now. q change is made in the text books of the high school whenev- CT the board of trustees feels like it. The trustees as a general thing, do not interest themselves in the text books. but leave the matter of changes and selections to the teachers. That is where the trouble comes in. A new teacher may find the book in use un. familiar to her. It is not like the book used in the school at Podunk. where she last taught. She accordingly clamors for the Podunk book and in time her clamors reach the ears of the trustees who think the teachers know more about text books than they do; no books are too good for the schools. and they are ordered. In that way, changes have been effected in the high school with so great frequency that parents have been thrown into great financial straits
Arizona republican., 1907-05-30
DON'T PUT IT OFF LONGER.
Get Rid of That Indigestion at Once
 by Using Mi-o-na.


 Either through slackness or care lessness hundreds of people slowly poison themselves by chronic indiges- tion. By neglecting to cure at once any sluggishness of the important or gans of digestion the system is filled with fermenting and decaying food that results in sick headaches, heart burn. bad taste in the mouth, coated tongue, specks before the eyes. sleep lessness. nervous troubles and-the many other symptoms that are the direct result of indigestion.
 The want of a perfectly safe yet eff fective cure for indigestion and stom- ach troubles in their many forms was felt up to the time of the successful investigations that resulted in the pro- duction of Mi-o-na stomach tablets. They quickly cure the worst cases of indigestion, and the pain and distress which are often felt after meals dis appear ina very few days-such is the wonderful curative power of Mi-o-na f The old-fashioned medicines for stomach troubles merely digest the food. while Mi-o-na strengthens the digestive organs so that they soon be- come able to care for the food that is eaten.
 Mi-o-na stomach tablets cost but 50 cents a box and do more real good than dozen boxes of the ordinary digestive tablets. The Larson Drug Co. gives an absolute, unqualified guarantee to refund the money if Mi- o-na fails to cure.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-30
THE LAW DAY SESSION
 OF THE DISTRICT COURT
Much Business That Came Over From Last Saturday, Disposed Of.

A law day session of the district court was held yesterday. for the transaction of business which was con- tinued over or account of the meeting Of the supreme court on the regular law day
 In the case of George Hageman against Jasper Dobbs a demurrer was submitted without argument and over ruled. motion for a new trial in the case of Alex. B. Titus against w. T. Smith and others was continued to the next law day. Tn the case of the De- Mund Lumber company against the Fortuna Gold and Copper company. a demurrer was submitted without argu- ment and overruled.
 In tine matter of Annie Logan against Walter Logan and others. a motion for the appointment of a guardian ad litem for the minor defendants was granted and Paul R. Ingles was ap- pointed. In the suit of O. S Stapley < Company against the Eastern Sug- ar company. a motion to make the re- ceiver a party defendant and for per mission to sue the receiver was con- tinued to June l.
 In the suit of Hurley against Abbott and others a motion was made by Thomas J. Prescott for certain persons represented by him to intervene and he made defendants. A similar motion vas made by Mayor Coggins for the cil-. The motion was granted as to the persons represented by Mir. Pres cott and they were permitted to file answers.
 In the case of L. M. Schreck against the Mesa Hay Grain and Milling com pany a motion by the defendants to have J. A Martin made a defendant was granted and the demurrer con- tsined in the amended answer was argued ard overruled. In the suit of P. J. Mckinney against William Wal ton. the defendant, a motion for a new trial was argued and denied. Notice of appeal was given, a supersedeas bond was fixed at 5000 and a stay of execution was granted for twenty days 4 motion for a new trial was argued and denied in the case of Mary F.. Stephens against V. w. Haggard. In She case of the Wessex company against F. l.. Criswell and others the plaintiffs motion to correct the judg- ment was argued and denied. Judg- ment was given the plaintiff in the case of W. D. Fulwiler against J. P. Cooper and others.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-30

up from being indoors with so little fresh air all winter long, and my body is full of impurities. In consequence I'm dull. half feverish and tired all the time That is what all worn out really means. Take a teaspoonful of Cooper's New Discovery three times a day for two weeks. and the all worn out feeling will certainly leave.
 Mir. Burger was all worn out once.
 For some weeks I suffered from an affection of the stomach that seemed to wear me out completely. My sys- tenn was run down. my bowels consti- pated. I had dull headaches and al- though I was not sick enough to go to bed I did not have ambition to stir around. I read of Cooper's New Dis covery and began using it. I am glad to say that two bottles put me on my feet and relieved every symptom of my trouble. It is one of the best sys- tenn tonics I have ever heard of" John Burger, 119 Hopkins St. Cincinnati. O.
 We sell the famous Cooper remedies.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-30
TEACHERS SELECTED.

board of trustees of District No. 1 met again Tuesday night. to complete the work of selecting teachers for the ensuing year. The other teachers had been selected last Saturday evening. Those employed Tuesday night were: Misses Martha Garnett, Bertha Blount. Jessie Murdock. Emma Rebman. Blanch Page Genevieve Hubbard, Maud Hayes, Edn. Stobbs. Olive Grif- fen. Lemmie Stauffer. Miss Caroline Johnson will be principal of the Center school. Ether Baker teacher of draw ing: Lillian Francis teacher of Do- mestic Science. Four of these teach CTS. Misses Hubbard, Stoobs Griffen and Stauffer. are graduates this year of the Tempe Normal school. Miss Grace Biting withdrew her application for music teacher and it was accepted by the board.
 CITY BASEBALL lEAGUE.-The City Baseball League was organized last evening at a meeting of the ball enthusiasts at the city hall. The pur- Bose of the league is to play a series of games on Friday afternoon during the summer and will be composed of em- ployes of the stores and other business houses in the city. Ed Potter of the New York store was elected president. Mort Graham of the Pacific Gas and Electric Light Go. vice president, Ed. Holland of the J. w. Doris firm, treasurer. and R. G. Whitmarsh of the Pacific Gas and Electric Co. sec retary. A committee of three was ap- pointed to confer with the business firms and learn if they would give the usual Friday afternoon holiday to the clerks and which stores would put teams into the league. Another meet ing will be held Monday evening when the league will be thoroughly and per manently organized and a schedule of games arranged.
 STOLE 4 RING. - Abrarn Lopez was arrested yesterday on a charge of petty larceny and brought before Judge Kyle and sentenced to serve
Arizona republican., 1907-05-30

sixty days in the county jail. Lopez is a boy of about sixteen years and
 this is not his first Offense. He was once arrested for stealing a bicycle. and has served a term in the reform
 school. For one of his age he is mak-
 ing a good start on the low road of crime. He had been employed by Laguna. and while cOmbing his hair before supper time. Lopez eyes fell upon some gold rings in the dresser drawer. His fingers stuck to one of them and he couldn't get it loose. When arrested he claimed that some
Arizona republican., 1907-05-30
lfxT BOOK SELECTION
 10 BE MADE SATURDAY
There Will Not Necessarily or Probab- lY De . Sweeping Change in Books.

The. territorial board of education will meet on Saturday to make the quadrennial selection of text books for the public school. This meeting and this selection are required by law. but it does Rot mean that there will be any changes in the test books. The same books now may be selected and as ? matter Of fact most of them will be, though there may be few changes.
 Comparatively few changes have been made in the text books for sev- eral years. The law is not, as many people suppose, intended to facilitate
Arizona republican., 1907-05-30
s.0f Local Interest ;
SUNDAY HOURS AT PosroF-
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SUNDAY HOURS AT PoSTOF- FlCE.-Sunday hours will prevail at the postoffice today and no city or ru- Tal carriers will deliver mail.
 VIM. SKELETONS FUNERAL.-The funeral of William Shelton. who died Tuesday night, will be held from the chapel of Moore and McClelland at 10 o'clock today. Rev. Campbell will officiate.
 FUNERAL OF w. 2. YOUNG. - The funeral of w. E. Young will be held from the residence at GIG North Third street at 2:30 this afternoon. Rev. Campbell officiating. Mrc. Tafel will sing an anthem.
 RECLAMATION OFFICE CLOSED. Owing to the fact that May 30 is a legal holiday. the Water Office of the Reclamation Service will be closed on that day. On Friday and Saturday the office will be open between the hours of a. m. and p. m., Saturday. June l. being the last day on which con- tracts for summer water will be made
 CAR SCHEDULE. The Indian School car will be held tonight until after the graduation exercises in order to accommodate all who may wish to attend. There will be ample car ac- commodations on all the lines and they will be waiting in front of the Doris Opera House at the close of the program.
 FINE LOGANBERRlES.-Some fine Loganberries were brought to the board of trade room yesterday by C. c. Chambers. They look luscious enough to tempt the most fastidious epicure. The general supposition that sweet, well filled berries cannot be grown in this valley, because of the
Arizona republican., 1907-05-30

other boy had taken the ring away from him. This boy was arrested as accessory, but proved entirely inne- cent In view of Lopez former of lenses he received sentence long enough to have time to mediate prayerfully on the error of his ways.
 CLOSED FOR THE hOLIDAY-The freight and ticket offices of the Santa Fe will be closed today from 1 to o'clock.
 Gen. Agent Landis of the Southern Pacific was in Tempe on railroad business yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-30
RECORDERS OFFICE.

Security L. & T. Co. to w. J. Kings bury. deed to E. 1-2 N. E. 1-4 N. E. 1-4 Sec. 32-1S-4E and others.
 w. J. Kinssbury and wife to Chas p Mullen. deed to w. 1-2 s. E. 1-l Sec. 2S-1S-4E and others.
 c. c. Donnelly and wife to T. Bryan Armstrong. deed to lot 4, block g. Neahr's Addn.
 wm. E. Thomas and wife to Hugh Doherty; deed to part Sec. 32-1N-3E.
 John w Johnston and wife to Hush Doherty. deed to lots 5. ', Baltimore Heights.
 Wm. F. Thomas and wife to Hugh Doherty. deed to s. 1-2 lot $, Baltimore Heights.
 R. Reynolds and wife to Nell Mc- Ewen. deed to N. E. If s. W. 1-4 Sec. S-1N-2E.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-30

all worn out.
 Did you ever stop to think v at it means? Well, it means just this: my liv-
 r is dull and not working properly; my stomach is taking to o much cd which il isn't ii g c stin 2 properly; I'm lll clogged
Arizona republican., 1907-05-30
DECORATION DAY
 THE CEREMONIES $
The Program Which Will be Rendered at the City Hall Plaza.

The annual celebration~of Memorial day will take place today at the city hall plaza the commander of J. w. Owen post presiding The orator of the day will be Judge D. H. Pinney.
 The following is the program of ex- ercises which will be preceded by the decoration of the graves in the morn- ing and the parade at nine o'clock
 Selectlon .--.......... Red Bird Band hltudi SerNice ....... sung ---.-...-.- ..-.--.... Quartette Prayer Chaplain Rev. Winfield Scott Poem Post Com. D. P. Kyle Reading of Orders ......
 ....Adjutant, Capt. W. R. c. Schindler song --.---...-.. Quartette Lincoln's Gettysburg Address ...
 .....Post Com. Col. Jas. Creighton Grafton .....-... Judge D. H. Pinney Selection ....... Indian School Band America -............ ...... Audience Iaps --..- ---....-...-...- Trumpeter
Arizona republican., 1907-05-30
WAKELlN'S PHARMACY.
MEMORIAL DAY. =

'"1"O'''N@ bH'' IitHlN Ol benches and seats have been arranged on the west side of the city hall plaza and a platform built in preparation for the Memorial exercises which will occur today. Major Lamson will have command of the National Guard and the cadets who will escort the veterans to the cemeteries.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-30

MT. II. J. Hennemsn, Oakland, Neb., writes:
 "I waited before writing to you about my sickness, cstarrh of the stomach, which had over year ago.
 "There were people who told me it would not stay cured, but l am sure that am cured, for l do not feel any more i'll effects, have . good appetite and am getting fat.
 'so l am, and will say to all, I am cured for good.
 1T thank you for your kindness.
 "Peruns will be our house medicine hereaffer.
 Catarrh of the stomach is also known in common parlance as dyspepsia, gas- tritis and indigestion. No medicine will be of any permanent benefit except it removes the catarrhal condition.
 Nervous Debility.
 Miss Irene Smith, 10 Minnesota Ave-, Randle Highlands, Washington, D. C., writes:
 "Peruna cured me of catarrh of the head and stomach and nervous debility srom which l suffered for two years-"
Arizona republican., 1907-05-30
TRANSCRIPT or aecoRps

The following transcripts of the rec ords of the offices of the district clerk, the probate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract & Title company.
 The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1907-05-30

dry atmospheric conditions. is being proved every day to be mere unfound- ed rumor
Arizona republican., 1907-05-30
SHORT TALKS BY
 L. T. COOPER
ALL WORN OUT.

This is the time of year for the "all worn out" feeling. You hear it every
 tuhnra ssI'ran
Arizona republican., 1907-05-30

Donofrio's factory
 Turns out Cactus Candy, IF your tots are refractory,
 They'll be quiet when its handy.