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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-13
NOTICE OF ELECTION. MILL
CREEK DRAINAGE DISTRICT.

Notice Is hereby given to the own
ers Of land lying, being and situated
within the corporate limits Of Mill
Creek Drainage District, In Holt
County, Missouri, that a meeting of
the land owners has been called by
the Board Of Supervisors Of said
Ora n .ge District and vii! be held
therein, on Saturday, October 5,
1912, at the residence Of A. }, Jim
ison. on the Northwest quarter OF
the Northeast quarter (NWi OF NE.)
Of Section Nine (9l, In township ~, OF
Range ~, In said district for the pur'
posi- Of electing Supervisor for the
unexpired time Of three years OF Ed.
gar +. Leach, and for electing one
Supervisor, to succeed \. u. Taylor,
whose term expires, for a term Of i've
years.
That the polls will be opened at
two O'Clock p. m, of that day at the
time and place aforesaid, and will
close at 4 o'clock p. m.
BY order Of the Board of Supervis-
ors of Mill Creek Drainage District
of Holt County, Missouri.
Attest
W. II. RICHARDS,
Sec'y. Board Of Supervisors.
PHIL SCHLOTZHAUER,
Pres. OF Board OF Supervisors.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-13
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Charles ". mite ,Ir,, of Nathan


Charles ". Mute jr.. OF Matt land,
and Mrs. cornciia iiakcr, Of lirookiicld,
Linn County, this state. were united
IN marriage 10y Esquire Jacob King.
In the recorders Office, this city. last
sunday night. September :, be- tween
The hours Of ~ aud II o'clock. and left
for their home In Maitland the follow.
Ing morning Al ) o'clock. Mr.. Nutcis
a carrier on one of the rural mail
routes on, oi Maitland. On saturday.
September :. IN Recorder Iiibbard's
oncc, Esquire King, Joined IN holy
wcdlOck, Charles u. stewart. Of For.
rcscue. and Miss Martha Foster, of
Forest City. The SENTINEL extends
rongrat ulations 10 all concerned.
III Montgomery and children, Of
Skidmorr. We're here SUNDAY, driving
down In the family auto, 10 spend
the day with Father and Mother
Montgomery. Miss Frances, the cid.
est daughter, nov In her 18th year,
came 10 say goodbye" 10 her grand
parents. on the eve Of hcr departure
for the Francis skinner school, Of
Mount Carroll, Illinois. When some
Of the former school chums of Miss
Frances parents reads this Iittl" per-
| sonal, II will be a gentle reminder
To them that time does not lag or
wait Think of IL: iii" and win
MES oldest daughter, old enough 10
20 away 10 college. May lie, who
lcmpers the wind, watch over her
and gaurd her during her absence,
Ia our issue Of Sept. II, We pub
Iishcd AN item that Ellis Courier, the
| l2.year-old son al l., {. Courier, Of
| lige ow. lad been run over by an au-
,onobile In AichisOn, Kansas, Aug
usl ~. and killed. We considered
our information reliable. a. II came
iiom L.C.Courrier, the child's father,
but the following letter from II u.
hartley, of Robinson, Kansas, under
date OF Sept, y, disputes the death Of
the child; "Mrssrs. Dohyns n Curry:
We we're surprised 10 see the an
nouncemenl Of the death Of Ellis
Courier, caused 10y being run over by
an automobile, Aug, ~ lie Is still
alive and we'll az the present date.
His father, l.. &. Courier, saw him
on Aug. 20 AT my place, where he has
made his home for the past three
wears
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-13

.-.Warric Walker has his liX30 silo
now chuck fun Of silage
f. NJ. Austin and family have r..
moved 10 81. Joseph. where they viii
he Temporarily located until Mr.. Aus.
tin finds permanent location.
+. \. Rosclius and family. of
Corning, drove down IN their hand
some car, sunday. and Sundayrd with
Mrs. susie t'itzmaurice and children,
Mrs, Lulu Edwards and daughter.
Hazel, We're called tn t;lrnwond. Iowa.
las, week, 10y the death Of her sister.
in-law: they viii make an extended
visit,
w. u. Hartman viii occupy his
new home. this week. which he has
Just finished on tie lots lac rccrn, ~
purchased from the John Is, King
heirs.
a. u. Payne. Of Dover. Oklaho.
ma, was here. 81 We are Informed. for
a day or two, last week. the guest OF
his father. James u. Payne, and oiher
relatives. We are sorry that We did
not get Ia see him.
Things down at the crouuct Hat
Will soon begin 10 move again with
that old-time spirit. We are all glad
TO see Uncle George Watson on,
again on the streets. lie has been a
very sick man and he looks IT,, too.
Homer Kelly will leave next Mon.
day for Cambridge, Massachusetts,
where he will enter the Graduate DE.
partment OF Law In Harvard for "A
three years course. lie goes well
equipped, having just graduated this
spring from a four years course In
law in the University Of Missouri We
sincerely hope that he more than
makes good"
Lucky Bins Wagon show that ex.
hibited IN Oregon. Wednesday eve-
ming of last week, Sept. I, was well
attended, and everybody was pleased
with the performance, The company
is composed Of ladies and gentlemen.
One thing occurred, near the close of
the performance, that cast a damper
over the audience. A section of seat S
gave away, precipitating a number to
the ground, inturing several quite Sc
verely.
The case Of the State VS.. Earl
Mac Donald, charged with criminal
assault upon Mrs. Charles Palsgrove,
near Forbes on Friday last, Septem.
Der q, while on her way home, after
doing shopping at Forbes, was called
for preliminary hearing before rs.
quire King. on Wednesday OF this
week, and he was held to the coming
term OF the circuit court. The &C.
cused Is a member Of the grading
gang on the railroad, near Forbes.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-13
To the Public.

Having disposed of my Buggy, Wag-
on and Harness business to George $.
Criswell, notice Is hereby given to all
parties indebted to me, to please
come forward and settle, either by
cash or note. Thanking my many
patrons and friends for the liberal
patronage they have given me In the
past, ] earnestly ask a continuance
OF the same to my successor, Mr..
Crlswell, &. J. THURMAN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-13
Farm For Sale !!

~ acres, two miles north OF Ore.
gOn depot, on main Travelled road. On
this Is a good broom house; new
harm, 32x+O, built OF walnut lum.
Der: new corn crib, l2x24, all built OF
walnut lumber: new hen house, new
smoke.house; good bearing apple or.
peach, plum and cherry trees; good
bearing blackberry patch: II acres
sowed to alfalfa: Is acres of corn, bal,
snce wheat and grass. Reasonable
terms. Call on or address,
ANDREW BURNER,
Oregon, Missouri, Route ].
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-13
To Our Many Friends i'm
Oregon.


We have brought toa close three
very pleasant years In the prosperous
and beautiful little city Of Oregon.
During this time We learned To know
and to love many OF its people. We
would have gladly taken the hand OF
each OF you and bid you Godspeed and
farewell. but changed our plans so
suddenl, that We had not opportunity.
I'm Tuesday before school opened on
Monday We were offered the Superin.
| tendency Of the Lancaster. Mo-.
schools and resigned u better place IN
the south that We might remain In
good. old Missouri. Through the
Kindness Of our friends In Oregon and
the help OF the good people Of Ian.
caster We we're able 10 move and start
school Monday morning on schedule
time, and In fairy good order. We
are pleasantly located In our new
home and everything is running
Smoothly. The people here have jus,
i WIN HleNVu INV Ul''fNInt N'll-dT-
ranged and nicely equipped, IRE. proof
sthool building There il an excel.
len, school spirit. and the city being
the county seat of a thriving county
In Northeast Missouri. IL booming
nicely.
We have forgiven our enemies and
.,VttI.V.S k...lt ind ~ W.,
shall profit by our mistakes and H.
wiser through our experiences In Ore.
ON. We shall ever be interested IN
Tia. progress Of the Oregon schools.
In your prosperous city Of wealth.
culture, churches. lodges. beautiful
homes. up.to.da,e stores, factories. a
'hauiaupua that pays out. a wide.
awake newspaper, and en,erpfising
business men. there II not an institu.
ion that l. paying larger returns on
| tie invest mrnt, doing more 10 make
luur community "A desirable place In
which To live and rear family, and
bringing your town more favorably
before the outside world than your
public school. We know the school
seniimrn Of Oregon and vicinity.
No backward step will he taken In
the matter Of educai ionai standards
and oppor' uni,ies here. Some day
= ron. you VIII issue IL or ~ year
bonds and build mod,rnIligh School
building, equipped To educate head
and hand and heart, that will bc the
pride no, only of your own communi.
| ~ but the model Of Northwest Mis-.
souri,. You have the wealth and the
enterprise to do This soon. The cost
will not bc burdens onc when dis, rib.
ulcd over number Oi years.
May your pfcsen, year bc your best,
Professor Powell II a thorough school
man, full of energy and ideas. !
speak for him the same loyalty and
co.opcra, ion tia, You ~ freely ac.
corded to me. Honor To the seniors,
riumph 10 the Juniors. victories 10
the Sophomorcs and success 10 the
largest Freshmen class In tine history
If the school.
10 those vino 81 faithfully and
closely beirienied Us a, all times In
oregon and vicinity, Mrs. Brooks and
myself are deeply grateful and express
A. best Ne can in words our apprccia.
ton Of the innumrrablc kindnesses
extended To Us, T.. NJ. BROOKS.
| Lancaster. Mo-, sept, ln, 1917.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-13
M. E. Church Notes.

Regular services at the Methodist
church, next Sunday morning ant
evening.
League service at O'Clock. Miss
Ann Kinzie will lead.
Mr.. Raymond Powell, who has beer
working with the engineering force Of
the Burlington, during the summer
will leave for his final year at the
State University next Saturday.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-13
DEADLY HORSE MALADY.
Horses Are Dead and Dying in
Holt County Of Mysteri-
Gus Epidemic.

The disease that has been fatal 70
thousands of horses In Kansas and
Nebraska has at last invaded our
county. lj are dead In this section OF
the county. and others are dying. and
there are equally as many deaths re.
ported In other sections Of the coun.
ty.
Doctors Long and Allen, our local
veterinarians, report cases. and most
all OF them have been fatal.
Dr. Long reports having had Il
cases since Thursday of last week.
and only two recoveries. He has di.
agnosed the ailment a. the same that
II sweeping through the other states.
His first case was that Of q horse
belonging to a Mr.. Smithers. east of
Oregon near the Nodaway river, who
lost two.
At Dave Elders. on Davis Ranch,
who lost three.
A Mr.. Clilds, near Fortescue. two.
Dennis Reynolds, near Forest City,
one.
Bert Everson, on the Wylie place,
near Forest City. one.
Frank Colhour. and neighbor. In
the Monarch district, each lost one.
Charles Dinw iddie. east OF Oregon,
and Henry Shaii'er, south Of Forest
city. each had a horse stricken. but
they recovered
Nick stone. near Fortescue. had
one of his horses TO recover from
the first attack, but died from the
second attack.
one mule, south Of Forbes, whose
owner We did not learn. died, and Is
,he only mule case he has heard OF:
they are generally regarded a. i'm.
munc.
Dr. Allen reports that Ed fi'2mau.
rice, near Fores, City. los, horse
from the disease Monday night.
Dr. Scott. of Mound City, We are
told. has had a dozen eases IN that
section Of the county and with but
one or Two exceptions have been ia.
tai.
Dr. Long tells Ms u i his opinion
that the disease Is meningitis. which
attacks the animal similar 10 the
blind staggers, which he thinks II
caused 10y n mildew parasite In the
feed, and IN most every case he found
The animals had been on a dry and
green feed. that mildew Wien dry j.
poisonous: when wet Is non-p ,isonous.
and believes that one of the safest
and surest prevrn'atiyrs i 10 soak
the grain hay for from hye 10 six
hours. lie does not believe that the
disease can he cont racted toy the hu.
man from the animal, but thinks II
might Ire produced 10y person eat
Ing tie mildew.d grain, while IN a
dry condition.
The doctor made an exhaustive
posi- morlem OF the horse belonging
to Mr.. Elder. lie found slight con.
yes, ion Of the bowels: the two outer
coverings of the spinal chord ~ the
base of the brain between the lining
was tiled with a liquid that he thinks
caused a pressure upon the spinal
chord, which affects the brain,
that leads To death and parali-
sis. lie found the spinal chord To lie
very pale In coloring. while it, normal
condition should he a light pink: he
found the two outer coverings of the
spinal chord were greatly thickcned.
lie states tia, the disease prevailed
some last winter, but only IN a light
form, and noticed that the disease
subsidized with the coming of wet
weather
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-13

Elizabeth, the four-year

Elizabeth, the four-year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Kunkel, Jr., entertained a bunch OF
her little friends Monday afternoon
Of this week, from five to six, II be.
Ing her birthday. They had a good
time playing and eating good things
that tickled their pslates.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-13
Notice To Apple Growers.

We want your donations, but don't
pick them before they color, as green
Jonathon Is no better than any other
green apple. A few will drop, but you
make money, by letting the balance
grow and get the color.
WICKISER & RIFE,
GRO. MOORE, Manager.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-13

Charity concert at the Christian
church, Sept. 18th. Only % cents.
e. T.. Cowman and family, Of Sa-
pulpa, Oklahoma, visited day or
two, this week, with his old former
Kansas friend, Frank Petree, Of this
city.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-13

Miss Ruth Campbell left Tuesday
for Baldwin, Kansas, where she will
attend the Baker University, this
winter.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-09-13
FOR SALE!

One New. No. >, Clover Leaf Ma.
nure Spreader- $500.
ROBERT SMITH HARDWAR CO.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-16
SENATOR DAVIS
 TALKS SUFFRAGE
MaricOpa Orator Go .es to Bisbee and Shows Women Have Same Right to
 Vote as Men
ALL ARE TAXPAYERS

Senator II. A. Davis. of Maricopa county, smoke to a good-sized crowd last night on the Costello lot. the local Armsgeddon. in advocacy of equal suffrage and it's adoption as constitutional amendment in the No yember , election. Senator Davis is a compare lively young man and says that he has been an equal suffragist all his life
 During his speech the senator gave what might be called his Decalogue Of Equal Suffrage, containing ten res sons why the right of suffrage should be extended to women subject C"ly 70 the limitation imposed on n l. This decalogue is as follows
 Because they are citizens; heg fuse they are taxpayers. because the are the homemakers, because they are the mothers, because they ase wives because they are swaethearts. because they are daughters, bcause they need the broadening influence that would be given them by the ballot. because they are workers and need the pro tection of the ballot, because they will not lose any part of their woman hood, and because they nave shown their fitness to exercise the right cf suffrage wherever it has been granted them
 Why should men vote2' This was the question put by the speaker with startling suddenness to the audi. ence He followed this by answering for the various classes, each of whom votes to maintain the privileges which are theirs through action Of law or custom. In this way he treat cd the laboring maI, the property owner, the capitalist and other classes. And. furthermore. l wish to say that every reason that have advanced why any man should vote applies with equal and exact force to the proposition that every woman of similar vocation or attainment should vote as we'll
 Senator Davis ended his speech ty quoting from the speeches and writ ings of many of the most prominent politicians and leaders in other lines Of endeavor during the last genera tion. These were almost unanimous ly in favor Of women voting
 Win Speak at Lowell
 Senator Davis will speak this even fngs at Lowell. in the newly erected band stand. He has been asked to explain some off the referendum measures. and in his speech he will divide his time between the referred law and the equal suffrage amend ment The senator is renewing ac- quaintances that he made here four years ago, and says that he feels at home in the district This is the first vacation that | have had in four years, and I am thoroughly enjoying it. he said. He is proprietor of one of the largest printing establishments in the capital city.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-16
BASEBALL NOTES

The Red Sox won every series in the American league this year except one. and tied the Clevelands in that one.
 ln Hess, Tyler and McTigue the Boston Braves have three good left handed pitchers 10 start with next season.
 Jake" Daubert is without doubt the most popular ball player that Brook. lyn had in its lineup in many a day.
 Washington fans are well pleased with the work of the Nationals thls season, and expect GriHith's boys to cop the bunting next year
 Many changes were made in the lineup of the Highlanders during the past season. The team closed the sea son with six new men holding down regular berths.
 Each member of Joe KelIey's Inter. national League champions were pre- sented with gold medal and a purse of money, at the close Of the season. by Toronto fans
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-16
SINGER CONCLUDES HE'S UNDESIRABLE
Court Gives Prisoner One Hour in Which to Forget
 Where BiSbee Is

After having been arrested and fined several times in police court, Harry Snyder has concluded that as far as Bisbee is concerned he is an undesirable citizen, and when ar raigned before Judge High, of the police court, Monday afternoon on the charge of being a yagrant he asked that he be given an opportunity 10 leave town.
 T have been in your court several times lately" he told the court, "ani have come to the conclusion thar give me a chance. judge. to get out ot town, I will go back home and never come to Bisbee again"
 The judge looked at the prisoner and probably saw that the man meant what he said. for he said; T viii fine you sixty dollars and d"-looking at his watch-"f will give you until six o'clock 10 collect your fine" IL was then o'clock. The sentence meant that if Snyder was found in the city al 6 o'clock he would be ar rested and sent to jail for sixty days Snyder is miles from Bisbee by this time if he kept up the pace that ne started when he left the court room.
 Yesterday was a bad day for ya- grants in Bisbee. Frank Williams was sentenced to sixty dollars anG given time in which 10 collect it and he shook from his feet the dust he had collected from Bisbee's streets. Tom Foley was also ''floated" out os town with a siXty-day sentence hang ing over his head.
 Matt Sullivan was fined fifty dol lars and given a diplomatic hint that the altitude here was damaging to his health.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-16
A LOG ON THE TRACK

of the fast express means serious
 trouble ahead if not removed. so does doctors treatments failed. till we loss of appetite. It means lack of vitality, loss of strength and nerve
 weakness. If appetite fails, take Electric Bitters quickly to overcome
 the cause by toning up the stomach and curing the indigestion. Michael Hesselheimer. of Lincoln, Neb., had
 been sick over three years but six bottles of Electric Bitters put him right on his feet again. They have helped thousands. They give pure blood, strong nerves, good digestion. Only 50 cents at all druggistes.-Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-16
Legal Advertisements.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN THE COUNTY OF COCHiSE,
 STATE or ARIZONA
NotIce of heaTIna PetItIon.


 IN THE Matter of the Estate Of CLARA LUCAS EDWARDS,
 Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that Will liam Y. Edwards has filed in this court his Petition praying for Letters of Administration of the Estate oi Clara Lucas Edwards, deceased, and that the same will be heard on Fri day the 25th day Of October, A. D. 1912. at Ie:0O o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the Courtroom of said court. in the City of Tombstone, County Of Cochise. State of Arizona, and all persons interested in said es tate are notified, then and there to ap pear and show cause, # any they have. why the prayer of sad peti tioner should not be granted.
 J. F. JAMES.
 Clerk of the Superior Court Dated October 10, 1912. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-16
Personal Mention

Sheriff Harry Wheeler passed through the city yesterday en route to Tombstone.
 H. B. Paul, of Duluth, is a guest at the Copper Queen hotel.
 Senator H. A. Davis. who spoke last night in advocacy of equal sui frage, is well known in Bisbee, hay ing resided here four years ago.
 NIT. and Mrs. B. Teague of Cananea are registered at the Copper Queen hotel.
 R. c. Hasye of Ishpemins. Mich, is registered at the Copper Queen hotel
 F. G. Sporlider of Tucson was business visitor in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. NJ. L. Butler, wife Of City Clerk Butler. is seriously iii al her home on Mason Hill.
 J. B. Breathftt of Tucson was in the city yesterday on business.
 Deputy State Mine Inspector WI liam Farrell and Thomas FitzsiIa- mons of Lowell have returned from a mining trip to Mexico.
 Jpdge Fred Sutter Is at Nogales holding court for the judge or Santa Cruz county during the trial of oeT- tain cases in which he is disqualified.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-16

When you have a bad cold you want the best medicine obtainable so as to cure it with as little delay as possible. Here is a druggists opin- ion; T have sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for fifteen years" says Enos Lollar of Saratoga. Ind. and consider it the best on the market" For sale by all dealers.--Adv. 727
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-16
FOR SALE

NICE 4 room Bundalow in good To- cation, modern and almost new. Large lot Part cash and balance easy terms.
 ROOM Bungalow, all modern con venienees. Large lot and good To- cation. Part cash and balance easy terms.
 3 ROOM house with bath and cellar. Large lot and good improvements on lot. Small cash payment and balance easy terms. A BARGAIN.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-16
ARIZONA INSURANCE
 AGENCY
Insurance & Loans.

insurance & lOans. Real Estate Bargains in homes on easy terms.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-16
ARIZONA INSURANCE
 AGENCY

T. A. HUGHES, Manager. Bank of Bisbee Bldg. Phone I90
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-16
Legislature Enters
Upon Third Week
Much Discussion Anent
The Tippens Bill

Atlanta, Ca, July 16.-The
Georgia legislature has entered
upon the third week of it's labors.
In saying this, one should not get
the impression that the lawmakers
have labored any too strenuouslY.
Truth to tell, they are just begin
ming to get down to work.
When the session opened, there
were many vacrnt seats. A large
number of them were in Baltimore
helping to nominate chieftaiL
for the nation, which it now APP
pears was we'll done, though the
Georgia delegation did not cover
itself with glory by its activities.
Most of them have been severely
criticised, but that's neither here
or there right now. being past
history.
Well, with vacant seats III the
Georgia legislature, those who
were on hand were not disposed
to work. Thew waited for their
colleagues to get back, and when
they came back tired and wanted
to see homefolks. there was con-
tinued slowness about the legis-
lative machinery.
So, it comes about that the legis-
lative session is just now getting
into full swing. The biggest thing
so far to claim the attention Of
the solons is the Tippens anti-b
bill, which has been passed by the
house. Passed by the house, yes,
but there are those who claim it
will get much farther. Maybe the
senate will pass the measure, and
maybe it won't. IF it does, there
is still another blow, sure and GER
tain, the governors veto. Cover
nor Brown has declared more than
once that he will disapproVe any
prohibition measure which does
not carry provision submitting
the question to the people. He is
a man of bis word, hence look for
the "Big Stick" to come dowr
hard.
But, says the advocates, we are
going to pass the bill over Gov
error Browns veto by two-thirds
majority, which majority as is
known is absolutely necessary to