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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18
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52idbrige Bferoebdnoler glo. Blarlf,
Po. s Barf glpenue, puroe heute
Mbeno on DER Roro 6. StraBe IN
betuuBtloiem 3uItanoe altfqefunoen
uno nah Dem Rercg Soipttal ges
brad)t, no es lid berausItellte, baB er
on ben i5oIgeu elmer 8ergtftuug lit.
Gr bate, Die ipdter in @riabrung
aebraht rpurbe, nit ietner Satin ei.
Hen Streit aeAdbt llno Damn in Der
8er3rpeiiIung oariiber ben 8erilIh &C..
matt, Ieinem 2ebeu ourh Slit elm
Gnoe gu MAIDEN. aSm Soipital rpuroen
iofort Die nothigen 8egernltttel IN
4upenOung gebraf,t un6 Die Ier3te
begen Die Soiinung, ben Yeanu ar!
2eben erbaIten 3u fonnen.
- Gin oen Susb M. Soffr1an In
Grfor0 geboriger Suno biB oorgeitern
ods Iodterhen BON g9ru Craig uuo
Elm ar3t muBte au Rat6e ge3ogeu
peroen. Der biIiige Soter tuliroe er-
ihofier.
- 6. 6. Surit bon Git Samilton
Iieb oorgeitern gaa uno Sarab Sens
Iep, Die Sfpeitern ieiuer 5rau, ne.
gen nnoroentIlhen 8etragens uno
Rubeitorung perbuften Die 3ipeI
5runeu Ipuroen I'M Boli3eigeridlt NIT
elmer 8eloitraie beoatr.
- Charles 9tnpIe puroe i'm Goli,
seigerift Inn $40 urb Soften beitraft,
neil er aus Der gltate Oieniabrit
Reiiingitiide ausfiibrte.
- Ter staot WiSoletotpn iebIt es
oil 8eIo imb cine 4n8obI Soroeruu.
gen miiiien bort ourh aIageH gegen
ole Staot bon benz oortigen sSrieoens.
rifter Barnett -eingeirie6en Deroer.
Ger Staot.auoitor Gibbons fonn1e
am 3ienItng Dem Stnot.8eometer
BUD Saa cine sSoroerung bon SO
niht be3ableH irno eIne aoirmaihIne
puroe beihiagnabn,t,
- 5clgenoe geantteu ipriroeu Dor.
aeitern in Ser aonnention oes Gpan.
geliiher Observation-Disclosures in Der
Ct. Ganls Stride fiir oos ndfite SSahr
aetuabIt: 9raiibent, Baitor q. 2.
8erboIo, SauttIton; 9i5e.Irdiibent,
Stto grplpn, Cincinnati; Sefretdr,
Gait. 8riinelpolb, 9torlpooo; Sfot.
metiter, 5rau s. Mpers, Cincinnati.
- Die Cincinnati. 2ebanon &
Rortbern eiienbabn reifte seltern
cine 9lnee I'M 8robatseridt elm. UNI
Die Geleiie Der Cincinnati &c Canton
giienbabn in Minoletornn frel,3en 3u
biirfen. 9ie &lase fomnt an go
april Dor QrobotridJter gonaugbtpn
sur 9erbanhlune.
@m. 2eipeapn unb iein 30d)ter.
den fanoen seIiern auiuabme inl
Coo sSeaom Seim in SprinsfieIb, s.
9ie Satin bes betaeten 2elpellpn
puroe por Wonaten 5ufaIlis erihoi-
len.
- Seiratbsideine: aSoIepb Ster.
lperi, q lno ssreoa syalert, 81, beioe
BON Samiltou, lboulns g. .Sooo, "a
uno Nnth W,ithea, 10, beioe BON
Samil.ou; ssnan be Rpan, 32 uno
GIoopba Shneioer, %. beioe non
SamiIton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18

5srr Sofspb Gdbarbt BON Der iyirs
ma gdbarbt &: Rnib!e bat bon benz
Geo. 20. Jslsfden NadIeiIs bos
wohnhaus an Der Siioneitede Der
aineoIn unb DOopburn 4D<. fiir s17.s
600 seiauft.
6err Gbas. Rotb IT,, Gohn bss friis
bertn goun.p Ghabmeifters gbos.
Roib. Der ii6 in sur5er 3eit mi! UrI.
R. Dutisnhcfsr nerndbIeu ipirb. Idbi
an Der Clinton Sprinss elrx.. in Der
Rdbe Der Reiibens feinss Woters Elm
.Dupler4 gadiieineebiube trrihten.
bos 3psi apartements Don il 8 Gin.
mern erhaIisn ipirb.
9eobore Maner e Bro. boben i'm
afnfirna Der s5rau Mmelie 6. Diron
bos Mobnbaus go. Gil Armorp Mps.
fiir $500 an Jobn Ooes pertauft.
9kobore Maper & Bro. unb Srln
w:. 6dmmono pernuitionirien i'm Mufs
irose BON Grau 4melia 8. Diyon bos
1ous 30. 511 4rnprp atxnue, bas
fir $1,000 BON Jobn g0b srisonbsn
nurbe.
Jm iidbiilhen 1duomt ipurbtn gez
fern bic folsenben Hdueylnubnibf6et.
ne er!pirtt: y. u. SobnIEon. 2Aii6di-
ses Wcbnbdus an Ser Aemper Cane
unb Minbior Gtrnbe. $4,000; Jobn
uno Anna Rihurbs. 2Aff0disss Mobns
bous an Der Warburg, lohe Der Naf.
fan 4peniit. $245O; 8. 9. netron.
2Aft6di9es MCbnbous an ber Dapsona,
nate bss Noab 4rfave; 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18

3inftn bringen, i0nnen 81 isbtr 3tit In
Regierungss Bombs umseisst ipsrben,
bic betanntlib bon Der Bsiteneruns BE-
freit finb. Der poftmsiIter 1T babsr
btr Mniitbt, baB AUDI bic g}oftfpartdis
fsnsG sGinlostn, bic fid Bier auf $40O, !
600 belaufen, niht beiteuert tp<rbsn
biirTen. Die 6taats. Gteuersseommii1
iion fcheint gegsntteiligsr aniiht au
iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18
WtDrpbinbrrgiftmng
pat angenideinlidD ben SDD bee San.
iirerS Gom. Wopre GerbcigefHbrt.

Gelessnili6 beg Snaueits, Der ae.
tern Don nem Coroner Or. goe 6e3iigz
lid Des 1obss bon getparo Mpore BON
Jlo. 6O1 BeIt Sedfte 0penue begonnen
tpuroe, itellte es fih berans, bdB Wlpore
ollsm 4nfhein mad elmer Wprpbinms
Bergiftung erlesen lit. Telld Wolter
bsren ri6tissr Rame gietoria %.
Spmnes lit. ssitanD gu, bag lie Woore
oie iootli6e Doiis oss Gifts aui feis
nen eissnsn Duni1 bsigebraht bate
unb iie tDurbs prompt in 9utt genom.
men. Shr Shidfal tbeiltsn Wniam
giittinssr. elm S6riFtieser, iopie
MiHnis Clifton. bic idmmtlih i'm
9aui, Ro. 601 Weit Ss1ite Sirabe
tpobnen unb bsm MorphiumsenuB ere
gsbsn Iinb.
Die NusIdeen Der perfhisosnen
3eugen treaben, nnB Das 5aus Wo.
60l WeIt Sehits apenue cine 4rt
Gsntrale fir Worpbiniittn III uno bab
Della Wdlter oas Gift in sr5beren
Guantit1tsn tauft unb bann i'm Eleins
pertauf an Die Worphiniiten dbgi.bt.
Woore mar nah ben iibereiHfiimz
menben NusIasen Der Dsrnomm.nen
felt gsrdumer 3eit Morpbiniit unb
bate ii9 eine .3.itlana i'm itdbtiihen
6oipital ais patient befunbsn. Seine
Gnt!diiung nor am Wontdg erfolst,
iporauf CT iih iofort nab benz 6eim
Der Della Wnltsr begab unb lie erz
fufoie, ibm cine seborie. Giniprit=
uno bes Gifts 3u berGbfolgtn, ba sr
pGbsno feines 4ufentbaIts i'm 5oipis
tai natiirfih tein Morpbium erhalteu
batts. Dos 5rauensimmer tam fsia
n.m Wunid na6 unb Woore Ihlief
Isbr balo sin. Gesen Elm llhr Worgens
tpurben bic iibrietn Jnfoiftn bes bou.
les burh bas 8.ifrsi Der 3eituness
iungen, bic Grtrubtdttsr iiber ben llus
tergong bes .9itanie" Dertnuftsn,
tpdh uno fdnoen Woore kblos In III
nem Giubl fiseno. Ddraufbin tpurbe
Elm pdirolpdgen reanirirt uno Woore
puroe na4 benz ftdotifdtn 6cfpital
seThaFfi, mo bic Isrste nru mod ben
bsr.its einse.reteHen 3oo feitfteaen
!onntsn.
Wun eIaubte anfdngiid, bab es ii6
um notirIi6e 3obesurfahen banble.
absr cine nGbsr. llnf.rluhune srgob.
bab unspeifsIbaFt .Worpbiumpergtfs
tuns Dorlas. unb Der Snqueft fpar bic
Goles.
I'm gang iih.r 81 gehen, bat Dr.
goe Ssrrn Tr. 5otrtmepsr nit elmer
Qutopiis unb elmer Ilntsrfuhuug bee
MaseniHhalts beauftrast, Die bon BEN
gbemit.r Wetteritroem porseHommsn
tperbsn ntrb. unb IobaIb bieie Inter
iuhuHa beenbst lit, tpirb Der Jnouei.
fortaeiesi tperoen. Gas GrgebniB oes
Sraueits pirb bann benz Gtnatss4ns
malt poaus iibermitt.lt tperotn. oamii
er bic n0thieen Shritte sur 0srfols
gung Der fir ben 5pb Woore's perants
portIihsn Vericnsn tbun fam.
9(uherbem biirfte bieIer 5obssfall
anh bic 8srdnlaFung oo3u ssbeu. baB
perIuht fpeIoen ipiro. cine 4enbeuns
Der aefeslihen 0orIhriiten besiigMt
bes gsrtaufs BON Worpbium berbei3uz
fiibren. Der GIeinpsrfauf oes Gifts
ohne drstli6es Resept i'll luut bem Ges
isb perboten. aber in sroBereH auans
tiiGten IN bas ,gift nod inmer erhdlt-
lih unb, ,tpit Della Molter e.itern sus
seItann, bat fie Worpbium fteis IN
aroben Guantii6isn eingeiouft unn
bann ben aleinDertrieb beforgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18
Gp. Erot. ct. Haulus-8emeiuSe.
(paftpr u. Remens.)

Seute, Ionneritog, Hofnittog unO
aberos, oeranitultet Der Jrausns uno
Sunsfrausn.0.rein in ben RGumsn Der
Sonntaesfhule cine seIsli6oftlihe
llnterbuliuns gum Beiten Der 9emeinz
be. gssinn Nahmittugs um 2 l1br
uno abenos um 7.3O. 4Qe Mitglie=
Der unb Jrsunos iino hsr3Iih stngeIa'
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18
8eriammluns Der aebrer GrfuriiO

Die bisIigsn 9beiln.bmsr Der 2ebrers
fabrt tperbsn am s5rsitag I'm q ubr
in Der Offenilihsu gibliotbet guiana
men tommen, um iih iibsr giIenbahn.
Jabrssl.senbeit unb anbere gin3slbeis
ten f6luiIia su tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18

nem Guett ySrn Woien" porgemerft,
n1breno als SoIiiten SRI. 5elene
Suntmel, iotpie Die Serren Otto Bin'
telmann Senrp gnrtbarbt uno Sa.
fob Stsgus mittpirfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18
9eppeline.

9ienitmdb6en (su eiuem anoeren):
rSiebft 9u - ih babe ben 3tpsIten
4usgehtug bod burhgeieBt bsi ueiasr
9ndbigen. 9as III meins rgroberuHs
Der Quft!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18
Has leibige 0aiolia.

Das leibise guiolin bat stfterf ipiez
Der einmal unbeil angerihist. G<orge
Rlosmeper Dtriuhte seitern in Itinsr
Wobnuns an Der Gdt Der Rsunitn unb
Central Apenus einen GaiolintoGer
dnsufisdtn. ols cine GSplDFon trfOIgte.
his in tsusr ptrssfo4ss. Rlasmsptr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-18

nSbr 6uuslehrer, 5rou apmmsrs
sin1rata. fheint elm Rann bon tubelst
Ioien llmsangsformen 5u ietu."
.Das bat er bon mei1eu -- Eias4
oeru."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-10
Personals

Purity muggy spell of weather we ara
having at present
Pumpkins is reported to be ripening
fast in some districkts. Won't be long
until we have pumpkin pie in our midst
we hope.
Hi Cranky says there is going to be
a turrible big crop of chestnuts this fall
This is cheering news, Hi
LATE Whittacre got stung by hornet
on the 9th inst. while passing through
his orchard to see how his apple crop
was coming on.
Miss Sary Ann Whittaere is visiting
her cousin, Mary Jane Smith, at the CO.
seat Sary Ann writes home that she
is having awful mise time. Sary Ann
VISITS to CO. seat at least onct yr.
Shorty Andrews run a ole rusty nail
into his foot while swimmin in Snake
Crick tother afternoon. Shorty puld
the nail outen his foot but the hole re-
mains.
Mrs. Lige Green had her ole brindle
COW to go and step right on her foot
while milking same tother evg. AS a
result Mrs. Lige has had to wear moth
ing but a carpet slipper in the injured
foot ever sinst. Why will cows go and
step on peoples feet in this manner1
Mrs. Jerushy Perkins has our heart
felt thanks for a Mise mess of beet
greens which she give our wife one
day recent May heaven bless you for
them greens Jerushy. They was turrible
good and we ct hearty.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-10

Here we be right in the heart of
dog days aginl
We persoom we voice the gen
eral opinyun of 100 per cent of
Our readers when we say that
dog days is the most disagreeablest
& uncomfortablest porshion of the
year which BingviIleites has got
to pass through, and goodness
knows everybuddy in these neck
of woods will be turrible glad when
they are over and past & went, as
you might say, not to come agin
into Our midst until after the lapse
of another yr., and all we wish is
that it would be several yrs. instid
of only one.
What was dog days ever made
for? we ask. We pause for a re-
ply, but there is no anser, becuz
nobuddy knows what they was
made for except jest to make folks
cuss and try the pore weak spirit
of man almost to the busting pint.
That's what they was made for in
Our opinyun.
This is the time of VI. that a
green skr1m gethers on the surface
of the worter in boys and ponds
that almost makes a person sick to
look at it's that Shiny and messy
and nucl1y and unappetizing.
Not only that, but in dog days
the woodwork in house swe1s &
expands, as you might say, so that
doors that shet during the winter.
won't shet now at all, neither will
buro drawers. They stick tighter
than wax when they be shet, and
when you git EN- open why then
you can't shet EN- agin.
Only last Sunday Miss Amelia
Tucker, our raining sossiety queen,
had t11rrible disagreeable expert
ents which fused her up a good
cal and prevented her from going
to services at the Bingvil1e church
and there worshipping according to
the dicktates of her own con-
schients. When Amelia went to
dress for church she made up her
mind that she would wear a Mise
white lawn dress, being as it was
quite sultry day, which aforesaid
dress was in the buro drawer.
Well, Amelia tried to git the buro
drawer open, but it wouldn't come
the first pull, so Amelia TUX bet
ter holt and braced herself and
pulled for all she was with, and
e
drawer come off in her hands and
she fell backwards over cheer
and turnbled to the floor, hitting
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-10
HHY I'HBRB
Do you want some hay?

find have more hay on hands
this yr than know what to do with.
My haylofts in the barn IL all stuffed
full of hay and can't git no more
in and in spite of that I have several
tons of hay left over so I have de-
cided to sell this hay very reasonable
to whoever desires hay. If you need
hay this is the time and chanst to git IL
turribIe cheep often me. Hay 10
awful handy to have in winter when
feed is slxeerce. Take time by the fore
lock and buy this hay now, then when
next winter comes and you amt got
nothink else to feed your stock on
you will be glad you have it will
charge you nothing more for this hay
than the market price, whatever that is,
you to haul the hay from where it is
stacked and put it into your barn your
self If this was next winter you
would haft to pay me more for this
hay. but being as it amt you won't.
Yours for hay.
BingYille. SIM WILSON.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-10

her head a turrible wa11op on the
bedstead which made it axe her
fearful for the rest of the day.
After Amelia had went and pu1d
the handles often the buro drawer,
why then there wassent no chanst
of opening the drawer at all, so
she give it up in deep disgust and
set down on the bed and cried she
was that mad, and instid of going
to church she put on kimo11er and
lounged around the house and read
novels all day. Amelia says she
amt wore that lawn dress only
onct, being as it is almost new,
and now she callilates she won't
git a chanst to wear it until by next
winter when the drawer 1ooses up
and by that time it will be too cold
to wear it, so that she probably
won't wear it until next summer
and maybe not then, being as
Amelia has been fleshing up quite
a good cal lately, and she fears
that by next summer she will be
too fat to wear it. SIGH is fate.
Also this is the time of yr. that
dogs is said to go mad and bite
folks, so it might be a good idee to
keep a sharp eye on your dog if
you've got one, and if you amt,
why then keep a sharp eye on
somebuddy's elses dog, for there's
no tellin when he may sink the
fangs of his teeth into the calf of
your leg or somers else
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-10
BingVille Folks Scairt Outen Their
Wits by a Horrible FeenOmmy-
nun Witch Appears in the
Sky!---Thort the World Was
Coming to a End But 1t Did
dent 6 Amt Yet Full Partick.
Iers Give Below Concerning
This MixteriOuS Visitashion!

Last Tuesday afternoon for a few
minnits only everybody in Bingvills
who has emmy sents at all (which DOM
mcleod Bud Hinclcley, who amt quite
right in his head) thort that their end
had came, being as we was visited by
somethink the like of which has never
ben saw before in the histry of the
town, and we hope won't be agin to the
end of time. Never will the residents
of Bingvillc forgit this experients,
which will flourish in their memories
like a green bay tree as long as they
live
1t happend Tuesday p. m, few min
nits after 3 o'clock (by Cy Hoskins
watch, which is probably more correcter
than most of the clocks in Bingville)
while Bingville was dozin away the af-
ternoon, as you might say. It was tur-
rible hot that afternoon and most folks
had knocked off work for the rest of
the day and had took up their abode i'll
the shade in effort to keep cool if
possible, or if not possible, to keep as
cool as they could.
Down on the front PLAYER of Hen
Weathersby's store was Hen hisself and
Alb Skinner and Hank Dewberry and
Seth Dewberry, our lion-hearted town
constubble, and Anne Hillyer, Our lor-
yer & legal lite, and others too numer-
Gus to mentchion. Anne was tallin
about runnin for State sennytor from
this districkt and sayin if he was eleck-
ted he calkilated he would show them
pollytishians down to Washington, D.
c., few things about how the guvver-
ment ort to be run, but there was no
buddy heerd him but Hen, prop. of the
store, becuz Hen was the only one who
haddent went to sleep, and the reason
Hen diddent go to sleep was becuz he
was afeard if he did that somebuddy
present (not mentchioning no naInes)
might slip into the store and help his
self to a seegar or a dried herring or a
cracker or somethink.
Suddenly there was far away chat
tering noise fell on the ears of Hen
and Anne which they couldn't seem to
make out where it come from.
What in tarnashion is tibet noiseT
says Anne lookin around.
Switched eff / know" says Hen.
Pears like it comes from soEners over
head. don't it,"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-10
Locals

Eph Higgins, our enterprising P. M,
sold five 2 ct. stamps to Simon Hen
derson one day recent. There has been
considerable specialization in Bingville
as to what Slime wants with so many
stamps to one time. Perhaps you have
a girl somewheres who you are writing
to Slime, have your
Dave White, our popular undertaken,
is making considerable money this sum-
mer by working out doing odd jobs for
emmy person who has work to do. Dave
says this pays better than his reglar
bizness, espesf1ially sinst everybuddy
hereabouts seems to keep in SIGH good
health.
Brad Hinsleys COW give berth to a
calf last wk Mother and calf doing
we'll, but just at present Brad has bad
cold in his head.
Lem Quigly paid US rs cts. on sub
scripshion recent and later we discuv-
vered he give us Canadian quarter,
which is worth only 20 cts. hereabouts.
AS result we will give Lem credit for
only 20 cts worth of subscripshion and
endeavor to pass the quarter for Is cts.
on somebuddy else.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-10
Country Correspondence
SORROW HOLLOW

Israel Gookins, while carrying big
cake of ice from his ice house to the
house last Sunday to make ice cream
with fell and sl1un his knuckles all up.
IL says he was a blamed fool to try
to hold on to the ice when he felt his
self falling. He says if he had of let go
ali holts he wouldn't of skun up his
knuch1les.
Lank Johnson TUX day off and went
fsf1in one day recent. No luck.
Mrs Jerni1na Hof discovered bed
bug in one of her bedrooms one day
recent and she turned the house upside
down and put poison around and amt
seen a bed bug sinst Jenima thinks
one was all there was and would like TO
know who brought it to her residence.
John Williams went out to shoot
woodchucks last wk and shot at a
mark coming home. Woodehucks is
hard to shoot
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-10

We could write some more items
from this place but we are too busy at
present. UNO.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-10
EDDYrORIUL

Here we be right in the heart Of
dog days aginl
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
EASTERN MARKETS
 YE s T E R D AY
By L. J. Overlock)

BOSTON. April l2.-The local mar Bet was quiet today. but We consider # only a temporary halt. Some lit tie liquidation came in. but it was mostly in small lots. and prices for the most part held well. Granby was again active and strong. There was httle doing in Copper Range, and the buyers of yesterday were evidently disposed to let it sag in order to pick up more cheap stock. North Butte opened strong, but faded toward the close. Politics are again becoming an important factor in the market, and the approach of the primaries in Pennsylvania tomorrow caused more or less selling in the New York list and consequent reduction. Cop per exports will be very heavy this month, and the surplus should show a material reduction in the next pro ducers report.
 PAINE. WEBBER and co. ! Total sales New York S49OOO.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
Curbs
Legal Advertisements.
- - rONTEST

- f.NNTESI
 f,at.ar.,. I.5t, United etstes land Ofice. Phoenix, Arizona
 April 4, 1912. Tn William VI. Anderson Of Bisbee' Arizona, and McNeal Arizona, Con testee:
 Non are hereby notified that John A. -rborIne who gives Bisbee, Arlzona' as tis I,ostofTice address, did on Marcn of fgt2 file in this office his duiy corroborated application 10 c0nfesI and Secure the cancellation or your homestead, Entry No. ..-.-., Serldi No OI2J32 made November II. l9Io. Tor Lots 1. 2. and 9, and SEA NE ,t, Section 8. Township g. s, Range z' F q and $. F. Meridian, and as grounds for his contest he alleges thai esid William M. Anderson has wholly .'fTsndoned said land and entry TOT ',nro than six months prior 70 the lStn dav of August, 1911; that said entry ma, has not settled upon or cuitr --atcs inc land of said entry since r1aking entry thereof. or at all; Won are. therefore, further notfied .bat tbe said alterations will ce taken 1,,, tbfs office as having been confessed 1. yor and vOur said entry will De ,srceIed thereundcr without yonI f,rtb6r right 10 be heard therein. eitn. CT before this office or an appeal, II you fail to file in this office within twenty days after the FOURTH publt cation of this notice, as shown De Io% your answer, Under oath, s3ecih cstl,s meeting and respOnaiEg lQ-thGsS eiiegstinns ol contest or if yCu faI ,,itbin that time to file in this ouicc d1e nroof that you have served copl o@ vonr answer on the said cQntestan' obSer lo person or by 'rcgistered mail 1rtbis service is m;de by the deiivefS nf 1, copy of youT answer 10 me COL tcstant in person. proof of such ser ,ice must be either the said contest ..n,-s written acknowledgment Of hi' -tceipt of the copy. showing the dateol its receipt O. the a4dAylt 0- l4e per
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Calumet & Arizona Mining Co, until 12 o'clock Noon. April goth, al their offices in Warren, Arizona. or at the Office of Repath & McGregor, Engineers, Douglas, Arizona, for a Twelve 02) Room Superintendent s residence. complete. to be built at the Company's Smelting plant, two and one-haf e 1-2) miles from Douglas, Arizona in accordance with the plans and specifications which may be seen at Room Seven @. Brophy Building, Douglas, Arizona
 The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids. 9S.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-13
NOTICE SETTLEMENT ANNUAL ACCOUNT nE CIfADnIA

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that pursuant to law, and the order of the Superior Court, State of Arizona, III aud for Cochise County, that April 23rd, 1912 at one o'clock D. m, at the Court Room Of said Court, in the Court House in the City of Tomb stone. Cochise County, has been ap- pointed as the time and place for the settlement of the first annual account "s s7l:a NJ. Medigoyich. guardian of the estates of Helen. Marko and Ella Medigovich, Minors, filed herein Cn April 9th, 1912, and that on said day appointed. or any subsequent day 10 which said hearing may be postponed by said Court, any person interested in the said estates may appear and file his or her exceptions in writing and contest the same.
 Dated April 9th, 1912, and witness the hand of the Clerk and Seal of said Superior Court on said date tSEAL) J. F. JAMES. Clerk Superior Court By RAY B. kREBS,
 Deputy.
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