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New-York tribune., 1912-02-26

Albany dispatches report that some
Utopian statesmen at the capital are try
ing to devise plan for reopening the
racetracks on a basis which will be
satisfactory to both the racetrack own
'ers and those who fear the letting down
''of the bars against betting" In AL
bany they don't seem to know that the
age of miracles has passed. There is no
bar at present against the conduct Of
no-bet racing. But the racetrack own
ers don't care much for racing of that
sort, because II doesn't pay.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26
Mnp@Iork Gribm,H,
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1912

This newspaper Is oIoned and pub
ushed On The Tribune Association q
Nep York corporation; office ana prin-
cipaI place Of business Tribune b"'t". ,
ina. No. 154 Nassau street, Neio for6'
O0den NJ Reid, president; Conde nam
In, secretary; James n. Barrett treas
Urer. The address Of the officers Is me
office Of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26

lished institutions and who are seeKins
to destroy popular respect for them. 80
far from denying the American people ,
capacity for self-government, he selecteu
ifs most conspicuous trait as the quah'S
essential in a self-governing people.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26

Mr.. Riggs and Mr.. Fleming seem un-
able TO agree about the formers atti-
tude toward the Armstrong insurance
investigation. Mr.. Riggs is under tho
impression that he was anxious for a
hearing on his transactions with the
New York Life Insurance Company,
while Mr.. Fleming's memory is that "he
used what 1 considered rather threat
"ening language in regard TO the posi-
"bility that we might bring out his con-
"nection with the New York Life" JUS
tice Hughes can hardly be secured as an
arbitrator, but perhaps ex-senator Arm
strong could be.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26

II only four and twenty Chicago poets
sought to welcome William Watson and
escort him through the stockyards and
packing houses, no wonder that he fled
the Windy City in disgust. Where were
the other 9,976, that they neglected the
duties Of hospitality
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26

Justice Cohalan's decision assessing
damages against the Brooklyn elevated
railroad for the insoIence OF one OF Its
guards toward passenger is likely TO be
more far-reaching in It's results than
any number OF the preachments which
It is the custom Of corporations to issue
nowadays urging their employees TO treat
the public courteously.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26

A headline in "The Providence Jour
nal" the other day read: Providence
Ball Club Is Toasted" Such things gem
orally happen before the season begins.
Later on for toasted" read roasted"
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26

The police maintain their customary
effectiveness. There was another mur.
der and robbery on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-26

The question will soon arise, In which
direction are crooks forbidden TO cross
the dead line?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04
6or Sgiifolernes g%ebfommenoe
It inolpbet felgenoe &eiultoter::

Gotol. 1872 10 15S 10 1853
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04
Titrratnr.

r0u gamle Smcb" er Gitelen
paa CIT Bog ltrcpen al @alpoon Sell
.meg og ionl er %l1ofonln1et paa So
gerups 6orlag i &jpbenbapn. 6ors
fattcrcn Tiger / ct lille Joror0:
~9ette lille 5frift ifol pqre iom en-
|Saf til NIT @arn0on1s6iem beroppe
i @elt Genmarf, til 5pe11 % Sfo-
ben, til 4irfen og Ben Me11igbe0>
leg ienere lom bofien if 2ob til at
bore Frpit for"
0g iaa begpr0er 6ortullingen
ONT Sen go1nle Smeo" 5pren Ye=
6erien, ser 0p6e ifior peb 6enr1e Gio,
og I'LL nD0er Sen lange @bile paa
|8eit 9enmarf airfegaar0. @nonu
me0ens ban lebeoe bap0e 6orfatte=
rem ofte tenft at BANS 2epnetsleb
bur6e neotegnes og at ban ielp bur,
6e fortelle Set nvo tit ejen6omme=
lige 2une og lin @pne til at buifc
ollie multge Smoatref fra lit eget
og on6res 2tp.
@en @elmeg bor olliaepcl pnret
beloig meo at Jamie lao meget iom-
men, at Ser CT iremfommct ct flart
i8ille6e al Sen aomlc Smco. @g=
'ren He0erien CT fobt / ggtpen Sogn
&cileegnen / 1888. Gn @rpoers
|Gelnmor6 ga Gon bar 19 Mar
|gommel moOne0c bam / friitelig
|nobifling og bon toa 0elt 8sillttning
lat ban niloe fprc ct &%riltenlip. Sans
|Slp9t forltoo bam 0og life og Sc
|anlao bam nrrmclt for list bolp=
|tosiet, men Set oolotc FAM fun
|@org = inge1r gittcrbe0. S 1862
i0roQ bon %biemmcfro; ian oar ga
|gift og bob0e to 8prr,. Noriogcn
It'll &eilen bar llnau aoar. Sans
|&eiie til Mmerifa bar 1l1eget cpentpr=
Zig, men 0erom1 og megct n1:re / Sc
|49 @or ban opbolot fig fer / 2on-
Oct mao mon bellcre lnic t @ogen,
|iom 1iffert bill blipe lpi It al mango
lberoore, bnor Sem golnle Gn1e6 bar
EN- al mango fjen6t Eerionligbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

0 '0anmorfs og Gpiflanos politiiff
5orbolo. &e6ofteren, Yrof. 2u6:
mig Stein, fonrmcr leIp berop for al
forbere0e sen 6anife @ruppe al It's.
taleller. S ~&olitifen"s @ronif 10,
1925. Slli far Brof. &orl 2orlen be.
banolet spprgsmaolet: Gonmorf.
|Epiflan0=@nglono / CIT uofgrlig Ont
|tale al set ii6ite &alpoors me1t om-
5 tolte tpife 8og; General 6reoericb
10. 8er1barois: Syiflono og Sen noe
1te arig.
5 @eneralen er life Ell al Sc al
minoelige GeniationSforfottere. San
fremltiller 6orbolbet mellem Gng,
lan0 og Gplflan6 nb fra reeIle
@runoe. @n Stormaet iom Epif=
lono moo for Ooerifu6oet al fin
@efolfning babe Suit giennem Grob=
ringer, &oloniiation og uooi0eoc
,fremmebe Marfeber. Men goor
) Epiflan6 frem as Sen Sci ltpoer set
moo set engellfe 8erbensberreogm=
me. @enerale11 frpgter, at ct fri
gerif 5ammenits6 bliper l,u10gaoc-
ltgt; ian grl,er for 6e 6glger, cit
,iaa6an &rig oil foo. Men zen Gtor=
magt mao enten blipe iterre el(er
qaa til @run0c".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04
Sc ifamSinabiifc Gprpa i v@rabc":

sfolerne. 6or at uofin6e @temnin:
gen for S%noferelien al l1n6erpisninQ
i Sc i%fanoinapiife 5prpg / v@rooe":
5folerne, LOS 5~folefommisiioner
noienoe 8reofort til Torelorene til
|@leberte / Setpar6, Monroe, &om=
tbor1e, Brescott, @ollm0 og @eb=
iter Sfolerne / Mil1neopolis.
Sptellingen al 6e in0lgbne @por
fra Tor9l6re / Sc ngbnte Gfo=
leotltrifter er MI feroig og bi=
Ter, at al Sc l,6ien6te 5000 Brep=
fort inofom 896 Gbar fra 6orel=
Ore bborof 6e $50 gnlfeoe, at 6eres
@6rn ifuloe lere @benit, oa 337
pnifeoe llnoerpisning / MorIf. Sen
b%efjenote 5progman6 Dr. $. g.
Senfer, lom ltoar bag @ebegelien
Tor at taa inofprt lfm6inabiif
Spro9unocrpisnine i Minneapolis'
.Sfoler, tiger, at iaopel ban lom 2n=
rer1le peo Sc poagirloen6e sfoler er
o%perralteoe oper Set gln0elige gfe-
1nlfat oc1ne 8reofortforeipergiel
bar pit. Set CT beilnttet / Sc nepn=
tie Sfoler at benDtte Gioen ira 3.45
til 4.15 tire @ftermioooge ON l1qe.t
til at n1oerpiie / @orif og 5penif
/ ste, Ste, 70e oe S6e &lasle / peo=
fommenoe u@ro6e" =Sfoler. g}eoen-
1taoenoe Sobel piier Sc uofgrliqe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04
5proeles ilrteresiant er set at ie,

bpilstn 9%etponing 6orfatteren TIL
logger 9onn1arf eller rettere Splf-
lambs 9enDttelie al 0onmarf UNDER
ct iaooont Sommenltpo. SollanO,
Delgien % Danmarf upil faa Sal.
get mellem Ell Spfrig meo eng
LAMB eller Ell 2anofrig meo 0el1 IT,
|.Ife Mabp" - 5mnbbeo en- ml1nter
l1eiigt! Set CT al poerlte &igttg-
Geb for Gpiferne, at uDeren uo 90
in0 as 91terieen giennem Store
|8elt og Sunoet boloes oaben". I'm
ser iuQcr SmltGnOigbeo fan Gylf'r-
nc f:'1be Jig /, at cit oem fjel1ot!iJ
9:Soat letter Jig foit poo Sc oanlfs
|9er. Yrof. &orl 2ariel1s &ronif
IIutter me0 felgen6e 8emgrfninger:
Set CT life Eprfattere1s Gag at
l6rpfte, Dpile Toranltoltninger Be ell'
ropeiife 5moaltoter bnroe treffc
for at bepore 0eres Selpbeitemmel>
)lesret, ellcr on Sc pao 6or5aano
burbe opgibe cnbper Sanfe berom
pg blot, in0en SamnenItpoct fer,
bopc toget oeres @arti til Sen enc
eller til SEN onoe1 SIDE. t@an n9p=
ner FIN / 6orbigaaen0e Sc militgre
&in0ringer, oe inoa 2anoe biloc
funl1c title up onerf or Sc frigfgren=
be St%orn1ogter, for Du11nlarfS &eo-
fpmn1e11oe sen it9rfe 6eitning"
&jpbenbopn og @Gren, loms ~6er=
imoo life er nogeu meget onielig
lM%agtfaftor, 0a Mon0fabet fun u6>
barnes / faa Maaneoer".
Oct folOer bom beller life in6 at
ifitierc nogen Slan for, bpor1eoes
~beofommcnoe fri9sferenbe 5tormag=
tier pil6e idge at tiltbi11ge Jig Sen
&oa0igDe0 ober Sc lmoa 9ar6es
ISerritorier, lom muligpis piloe BIZ
be oem negtet.
&a11 6etegner Blot leiligbe0spis
Observation-Disclosures lom u@oloe al
Nopir" og peger poa ct Mtooel,
Ser ogloa operfor 5mooitaterne bill
f11ru1e fon1me til Mnpenoelie, nemlig
Oct politilfe Sberfolo = @enerolen
tilfdjer, for life at misforltaaes =
ielp miot unoer 6reoen. (S benne
6orbin0elic bpr mani erin6re, at 4
Semte0elc al SEN tp1fc 6loooc olti6
er f%rigsbereot.)
9ernboroi poopiier, bporle0es 81.
ia. england ti6ligere far giort 8r11g
laf Bette &ornpmi06e( - ioaIe0es
oberfor &jgbenbapn / 1907 og Mler=
onoria / 1882 = iao at man tpr
bore forbereOt poa, at o9loo UNDER
SEN fommen0e &rig ~ ENGLAND
"giere 8rua If Hetten til Operfolo,
ligeiom hi lelp meget bel fan lie %
%tbungne til at be11ntte % al lon1me
Met""
Sen bofien6e Sppnbing mellem
G11n1nnS M Sn1f(nrS 1,oo hmffo
lGon1fe til alporlig @%ftertonfe.
gnQl1eten / rgeor0 n116 Sii6" %
Erof. &arl 2orlens TO &ronifcr
fan lprligt onbefales ale Sem, ser
1orglelt tror, at g11ropo er ven Sci
Zig Sfop ltoen &epere", og ale SEM,
Der tro0s alt en6nu 6rgmmer 6an1fe
militpre Grpn1me. = (Ssobs. 6og=
Neterlen | u&9iifoleblo6et".)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04
Electoral Vote for 1912 and 1908.

The following table, showing The
electoral vote of the states for 1912,
as based upon the reappointment act
Of 1911, and the electoral vote by
states in 1908, will be useful to those
who desire to do some figuring on
the coming election, which should
prove interesting in view of the fact
that a third party has entered the
political arena.
1910 1OOo Hoo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

Sn1 Sprcn Yc0erlcn .og &ultrl
frep 9igterprnltcn Moan Oan en-.
gang:
|&Dor Open Jig ON 5fopen ilpngel
og leger meb 0e11s @pl~o
mems / Sen gr9nnc @p1Iu. sy,,ger
i Somnerlol De T11gle imao,
Der Dor min Sen, Sen gamle 5me0,
mc0 1amt bans Sin / title 6reo.
Sou lgfter fan 81 mere @oo110en
til tnnge, lterfe @amnerlag.
Men lpftes lplt al &elligaan6en
paa @orgens og pao @lpOens Sag;
&c lfl1e glao / title go
pao Minott, bporof @aab pil gro.
Mootag min Gof, S garn!e fnre!
Sor 2jet milot, ipr Soan0cn BARN!
S Mftenlpalen bos Ser bore
Dor @r0 meo Io6erlin6 % Mrm.
Son iigne / bcn iibltc Stu1O
mco 6reo Set liolte 9lftenblunb.
Sogen faos bps s. &asmuslen
Hl,bl. &c., Minlcopolis, Minn.
Fris 40 Gents, portofrit tilie11ot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

&aptcjncn: ~&on As iigc mig,
bpem fan ifol ia Mclpcft for efter
2pjt11a1ten?"
~&optejnen!"
"Det er rigtigt. Men nelt efter
&aptejnen2"
~6or 6ru &aptejnen!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

Ylanot Spiritiitcr. o. er gnfez
manO, og I'LL lfo( jog fremfal6e 6e=
res Some"
vluf. Wtcll bpr - CT Set Gem
ligegploigt, ioo iremfolo bellere e,
an0en 49,"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

AUBERT, ELISE. Vakre Kari.
Et Livsbillede fra Fjeldbyg-
den og Vesle Kari, eller de
For@ldrelGse, Fortaelling at
Marie Wexelsen. Med Illustra-
toner. ToB9ger / ct Bind.
Heftet 80
Do, 1ndbunden / Cloth....:. Ia
B1BELSK BIOGRAFI. Med
Kort og mango Illustrationer.
Elegant indb. . ............. 200
BIBELSK GEOGRAF1. Med 6
Kort, Planer af Jerusalem.
F.ugleperspektiv owe Pal@sti-
na og mango Illustrationer.
Elegant indb ............ 200
BIBELSK NATURHISTORIE.
Illustreret. Elegant indb. -. 200
BIBELSKE SHDER OG SKIK-
IKE. nlustreret .......... 200
Disse 4 Bind tilsammen 7 On
BIRELsPROG. ETIT.ER "MAN-
NAKORN'. En- Samling az
900 Bibelsprog we'd Pastor !.
N. Hansen 2
O~venstaaende Bigger portefrEt imod Ind
sendelse at Be10bet i Money Order eller
Frimerker. No Ny Bogliste hver URe.
C.. Rasmussen Pub. Co.
-Etableret 1874.
72O-724 s. 4th ST, Minneapolis. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04
Strptanfcr oper &nnitcm,

5or &11nltncreu gipes ser egent-
ltg ingen op0 Natur. Gen er lite
.opo, men Den iober. Sig SEN for
trpllelloe Hriniesle i gpentpret,
lll1n1rer Sen / Sfopenes DDb, til
0ens Yefricr fommer mes lin 60
lismon % leier 6ortrpllelier.
Giaias Iegncr.
|Sm 2ipetS Stonrmc jfol Tia &un-
items Nallfe ilpn9e;
oens Sfjsnbeo Do9 for Dog fla!
Greet imuft forpnge;
tbi plei ga &1nlten prnt, men las
ben eli forfGles
og ci 1aa tGt Jig inc, at Stomme,,
Nrrpc0 fprlcs.
81. Miicfert.
Otter min Sperbepisnino pirfc.
&lunlten beoit otter i'm @e iten1mell(
pao o%ffentlige Ylobicr, / ltorc 5olt
ng Ml1'rrr, bbor n1oll fan gj9r{
|Sfri6t for at fo1nme Sen 11ur oe
11Doe oen. Set n1el te al Den buslig(
&nnlt giDer jeg fife Ell Ei6e Ioba1
for, og jeg far ti0t pnlfct, at ct
6pgtig Storm mootte fejc ollc Mips
foyer og ollie ultetiife Spi11oclpnt
n6 al &jerner og @l1ie. @jcmme
leber al set l1ipulige pg &llnitcn bp
rcr til Set lpnlige.
ST. Eoluoon=9Fii(lcr
Gen fnl,oc &lullt or SCI, &unlt
Ser er fri fpr ale %filoiofilfe Tor
mail, alle liternre Nfpeje og iltol1i
I'll al n1le Sprn1en llpelt lQnt1t vi
terligni11g og sSarpe1l 110en 9rcl 8or
b%arlsne. $. Soinc.
Ser finocs life louger noacl
MGlfepej i &nnltens Sligo, hpsr en-
felt bill bore CIT Gtiernc ior Jig, Jon
beifriper fin egel1 Same, pg ON bpil
fen Sc andre Stjerner bellt iful0'
fre6j c.. Gbp. &u1slicf.
SplttS GllNei fer tncllDc Ginger
Hcligipn CT Sen enc, oo &l1ult SCI
anoen. G'oioS Scgr1cr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

Sfriu otter Erpuc=Nnmmer pao
oettc 8la6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

&ritiferen: Seq tror loomrno,
ST.. &. CT blepcn meme ifelfD."
9igtcren. oct er l1mlllllgt! Seq
bar ofte Jet far / I6eatret."
&rlt1feren: vSSo, men finn 11aar
9creS Stpffer CT blebel1 opf6rtc."
nSn, Stuffcr,. ct set ian0t, 81,
ifol giftes?"
~So, set fon O1 itolc paa, min
&en."
uSnem CT Dun?"
~Gn ocjlig apir0e. Sum bar fire
@ien6omme -"
Sc e. bel 2ggn?"
~. BUN bar fire Gien6orr11pe -
at pafte Erapper IT, !.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-07-12
MADE A HIT.

Stoltz & Mcdaniel met with the
most fiattering reception with their
moving picture show at Nelson Mon,
day night. People came in from al,
the surrounding country and the hall
was filled to its capacity. Had there
been a larger hall there would have
been a larger crowd. The company
mt on an entertainment that far sur
passed in excellency anything that
has ever been presented in Molson'
and the patrons did not hesitate to
cav so and show their appreciation
It was a warm and appreciative aud
fence. for the several specially num-
hers had to be repeated again and
again Frank Mcdaniel made a MI
in coon songs, being called out foul
times. The boys will go to Molsor
again on Monday. July %, giving ar
entire change of program, and MAKE
arrangements for regular trips our
ing the fall and winter.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-07-12
NOTICE OF CONTEST.

Department of the Interior. United States
Land @ 0ffice;; at Waterville. Washington.
TO George =. Brennan of 200 and POP
sullivan Bldg Seattle. Washington. Con-
You are hereby notified that Alva W..
Gates, who gives OkanOgan Washington,
as his pOstofiice address, did on October
8, 1911, file in this Office his duly corrob-
Grated application to contest and secure
the cancellation of your homestead. en-
December s. 1908. for WE SEA. Ek
SWh' section 3, township 81 ~. range 26
he alleges that said contestee Brennan.
never went upon said land established
a residence or placed any improvements
of any kind thereon; and within a few
days after making said entry he aban-
doned same and now continues to aban-
don same and has abandoned same for a
period of more than one year last past
ment of this action.
You are, therefore. further notified that
the said allegations will be taken by this
and your said entry will be cancelled
hereunder without your lurther right to
be Heard therein. either before this office
flee within twenty days after the fourth
publication OF this notice, as shown below
your answer. under oath. specifically
tons o op t. tg
time to file in this office due proof that
you have served copy of your answer
on the said cont estant either in person or
by registered mail. II this service is made
by the delivery Of a copy Of your answer
to the contestant in person, proof of such
service must be either the said contest
ants written acknowledgement of his re-
ceipt Of the copy. showing the date of its
receipt. or the affidavit of the person by
whom the delivery was made stating
when and where the copy was delivered;
If made by registered mail. proof of such
service must consist OF the affidavit of
stating when and the post office to which
1t was mailed. and this affidavit must be
accompanied by the postmaster's receipt
for the letter.
You should state In your answer the
name of the post office to which you de-
sire future notices to be sent to you
w. F. HAYNES. Register
Date Of first publication July 5-l2-l9- &c
1912.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-07-12

through division. And division shouia
not he confined to the Methow district.
Methow would be benefited by Delhs
cut off. but even then there would re,
main an unwieldy territory in the ola
county. An east and west division Is
as necessary as the Methow DIVISION.
The people of the north part OF the
county should demand and work TOT
an east and west division at TINS Tune;
If the county is to be divided at an
let it be divided right. Eliminate the
county seat question. Let it go any
where but divide the county and Sc
cure some relief from the present DUR
den of taxation.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-07-12
"WEAR-EVER'

The "Wear-Ever" aluminium Man Is
still in town. He wishes to announce
TO all the housekeepers and others in
terested. who have not yet had an OPP
portunity to see the splendid samples
of Cooking Utensils he has been snow
ing here. that they will yet have an
opportunity to see them on FRIDAY
afternoon from $3.50 to o'clock. He
will be at Mrs S. M. Keeler's roomlng
house with his full line of samples,
and again at some place on Saturday
afternoon after half past one. During
those hours he will be pleased to show
nd demonstrate all his samples.
Everybody should be sure to see the
wonderful "Ten-in-One."
ID. C. GIBSON,
The "Wear-Ever Aluminium Man.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-07-12

The MethOw News has opened the
county division campaign, presenting
arguments in favor of division through
comparison of the expense of Operat-
ing smaller counties of the state with
the cost of running OkanOgan county.
No blame is attached to any one for
the high cost of conducting Okanogan
county affairs, for the individual Of
flee holders cannot be held respOn-
sible. The conditions are such that it
is impossible to keep up the county
and make any improvements on less
money than is devoted to that pur-
pose. The only solution to the prob
lem is division. Any man not blinded
by local interests and prejudices can
fail to See and realize the fact that
the only hope for Improvement is
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-07-12
NOTICE.

In the Superior Court OF the stare W
Washington. in and for the county vi
Okanogan. A.. 1a
of the Directors of the West Okanogan
Valley Irrigation District. an irrigation
district organized under the lays OF tne
state of Washington. for the examina-
ton; approval and confirmation sole oil pro- Of
bonds of the said district,
Notice is hereby given. that the board
of directors of the West Okanogan val
lev Irrigation District. an irrigation dis-
laws of the State of Washington, ana
situated in Okanogan County, said state:
has filed in the above entitled court ana
in the above entitled proceeding. peti,
for the organization of said district: and
all the proceedings of the board of direc-
tors of said district and of the district
providing for and authorizing the issue
the amount Of Three Hundred Thousand
(ssOo. 100000 Dollars may be ell, 1ndicia''y
Notice is hereby further given. that
Saturday. the 3rd day of August, lsl2'
at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon;
at the court room Of the above entitled
Superior Court in the City Of Conconully,
Okanogan County. washington. has been
fixed by order Of said court as the time
and the prayer of said petition. and any
person interested in the organization of
said district, or in the proceedings for
the issue and sale of said bonds. may, on
or before the time fixed for the hearing of
said petition, demur to or answer said
petition. and such proceedings shall there
upon and thereafter be had i'm the above
entitled matter as provided by law.
Done and given under the order of the
above entitled court on this Sth day OF
' w. s. MCCLURE. Clerk
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TO THE PUBLIC.

DrJ. L. Masters will take his regu-
lar summer vacation during the month
of August, and during that time his
dental office will be closed Those de-
string dental work done should make q
note OF this. and call 1t the Office
while the doctor is in Town In July.
June Plat.
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Serial No. O79O5
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department of the Interior, United States
Land Omice. at Waterville, Washington.
June IA. 1912.
Mckay, of Loomis, Washington who IN
April 18th. 1910 made homestead appli.
cation, No: O79O5. for VIZ SWA. SWH
M "a . section etti1 % 2S and SEA NEA. section
MED notice of intention to make final five
year proof to establish claim to the land
a q described. before S. j. Sincock, Z
w. S shi at his office, Tonask ct
1912. ' vi august
r, Claimant names as witnesses: G. NJ
fnr,s; e IN NJ Mckay w. NJ. Hartman,
'"ihes Nlrk, al of Loomis. Washington
July 5-Aug. 3. 0es's'er
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Rich Bar Mining Co. will be held at
NighthaWk. Wash. on Monday, August
hawk, Washington, on Monday, August
5, 1912. at one o'clock D. M, for the mr..
pose of electng a Board of Trustees and
the transaction of such other business AS
may come before the meeting I
Dated June 90 A. d., 1912.
l.: j. Harpst President.
July 5-Aug. g. '''
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GOOD RANCH FOR SALE.

Near Loomis containing 154 acres,
all fenced, three wires; house, good
stone cellar, a we'll, a barn. granery
ana other out buildings. Eighty acres
IN crop and the crop goes to the pur-
chaSel. For particulars apply at. or
address this Office.
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Serial No. O913O
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior J1,;.a, CAL.
Land Off1ice at Waferuiiio Mtu otate

Juhe q, 1872. @'if''s toII'
Pierce. of Loomis Washington "o n,ha a.
november 9TH. 1910, made Homestead stead e on
INN Try NO; o9l3o, for Lots and 5, section n' g
T. w seetiGpp % N; range 20 F. " NJ and Lot
NJ has filed notice of in rai.Se 20 y,
l li.ahe maj computation Proof to estab1
before s e'a Geo to the land above described S
day of August, 1912 WILL On the 9TH
u claimant names as witnesses.
Rhod E. ali Of s L Harris Nathan Reed Lee
1,,, ". F. HAYNES. Rerister