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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17
NJ. T.. Church Notes.

There was an Increase uf attend.
ancc AT the sabbath school SUNDAY
morning.
Fair congregations were IN attend.
ancc ~ all the services.
\, \ meeting Of the sabbath school
board Monday night thr following
were recommended and elected a.
lcarlrrS In the school; Mrs. Cora
burgess, br, j, &. Whilmcr and W.
T.. >chultc. Mrs, Fanni" Reed. Lou
rc,r,e and Alice Spocrlc were ap.
pointed u committee Ia arrange for
Childrrn's BAY Addii ional iitcra.
ARE was ordered Tor the SUNDAY
school,
There will br no scrN ices next sun
day, - We unite In u uniun service AT
the Presbyterian church. The
League will hold it, regular service.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17
Must Bridge Canals.

In the case Of Macon county agains,
the Charlton drainage district No. 1,
Judge Shelton, of Macon, held that
the expense OF bringing drainage ca.
mails intersecting public highways de.
wolves ON the county and not the
drainage district. The case was Inn
por,an, A. much drainage work has
been done IN The valley aud more L.
IN contemplation. not only IN Macon
county, but all the way up to the
Iowa line. The ease will doubt less
In appealed, though the dispatch does
not say so. Just what cil,r, the de-
cision win have on Holt county,
where many miles Of drainage canal
work has been done. cannot be- con.
jeriufcd al this time, should 1, be
held 10 bc good law. and Judge Shcl.
tons decision stands, 1, j. likely that
the various drainage districts will
ask 10 be reimbursed for bridges
built, and If SOFT would require some.
thing Hike r2',,nO Ia pay the bills.
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FOrteSCue.

Edgar Meyer was In town Monday.
Mrs. Sc,ta Williams l. ON the
sick list.
C, ". Craig was In 81, ,Ioc las,
Thursday.
Henry Min,on spent sunday In
81, Joseph.
Walter Iiill Vas a Forcs, city
visitor Monday,
Mrs. Stella Craig visited In st. 10.
seph las, week.
VIII Whipple and family visited
with less Hines the first Of the week.
Mrs. Neal Horn and children went
to st. Zoe Monday for q visit with
relatives.
George Price who Is employed In
the elevator here, returned to his
work Monday.
Miss Murrill Jamison L. helping
Mrs, u. l.. Hinkle with her household
duties this week.
--GeOrge and Myrtle Dickerson left
here Sunday for Montana to visit
with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Culp visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mann, of
Napier, over Sunday.
Some of the farmers of this vlcin-
ity are dragging the roads and putting
them In line shape. 1t is yet too wet
to work In the fields.
BILLIE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17
Rhode Island Red Eggs for sale.
CORwiN KELLER,
TIiE PASTOR.


CORwiN TELLER.
Mrs. Gottleib Meyer, of Nickell's
Grove, Is here visiting her brother,
Fred Markt.
n. A. Long, u. V. :. Up.to-date
Veterinary. ONCE at home. Both
Phones, No. l3.
w. =. Cannon, Of Tarkio, attend
ed the funeral Of his nephew, Frank
Teare, at Forest City, Monday Of last
week.
Mrs. j. II. Peacher's condition
has not improved the past few days
and a professional nurse vas called
Tuesday.
Dan Kunkel III has occupied the
Rev Kiplinger residence property,
Rev. Kiplinger and wife going to
Ina, Mo-, to take charge OF the
Evangelical church there.
House cleaning Is ever followed
by the housewife, with New Rugs.
We will make a Special Sale Of Rugs
all of next week.
OREGON FURNITURE co.
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r,nrr a, pliI,,n'. u,n. s,nro "
WV ~ Jumps ''"- ''''''
,o, l,. na,.,n 1.o, S.'
h,n, hn,' na, h,,, 49, ,,a ,.,,',,,,,
I,,, ,,.r ,rnar, +, 49,. o,,a .',,I ~
,I.a, t'.',,,, $3.50, '., ',, wy Wv !" "
,in,,i,n "' ''' y = -''' WIN
TIC. liyrnc. of Omaha was tie
guest of Mr., and Mrs, G, u, IooE,
Tuesday night. On "Wednesday Mr.,
Byrne. Mr. Iook l., l. Moore and wife
were 81 Joseph visitors. going down
In Mr.. Moorc's machine.
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i'i.',1'.

Col. Rudd and Mrs. Carroll planihc
marriage Of Rob and Julia. The
young folks have love affairs Of their
own. In the which Bob loves Marjorie
Byrd and Julia. Ned Graydon. The
parents violently object. The pho,
ccnlcr> around the efforts Of the pa
rents b! threats and plcadings Ia
break up these matters, and OF the
young folks 10y fair means or foul To
win thr parental consent.
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~ NtIi'-lS:

Acr |. Kitchen IN Mr>Srr. Maid
gone. a little talk. Bob and his fat her
diNru>> Iiub'> marriage, Aunt Ema.
line arrives and tells Col. kudi he
cannot manage house. The China.
man makes trouble for the invent icth
time. Marjorie Byrd arrives IN the
disguise of a maid and proceed, to
win over Col. Ruid.
Arr u, Library In Col, Euihs
home five days later. The Colonel
and Aunt Emalinc plan 10 bring Bob
and lula together. \ little talk.
Colonel Byrd arrives looking Tor Mar
ioric. Ned Graydon arrives. lie dis
guisrs ~ u salesman and proceeds to
asNis, Julia To win over her mother.
Ned's memory goes wrong, Cot.
Byrd goes on the warpath. \ little
talk. Col. Rudd has IA brain storm"
and disinIerits Rob and leaves his es-
tate To the maid.
ACr III. Late evening same day.
Julia and Ned elope. Col. Rudd
adopts the maid. Col. Byrd proposes
To Elnaline. Mrs. Carroll misses Julia.
Some recognitions. Followed by ex-
plantations, Then forgiveness.
Tickets on sale saturday morning
y o'clock, at Gem Theatre.
Al the churches viii join In the
Baccalaureate service at the Metho-
dist church Sunday morning at 1850
o'clock. Rev. u. W. Swart will
preach on the subject, ~ Beatitude
on Reading, Hearing and Doing"
The following choir viii render the
music:
Mrs. Corwin Zeller, Mrs. James Ilinde,
Mrs. Il. Il. Bridgman.
Miss Emma Scott.
ALTO.
Mrs. &. Il. Mum, Miss Cora Frye.
Misses Abrah Cary,
Lou Petree.
TENOR.
DIR. W. G. Proud, Geo. Schultz,
Harvey Evans, Bert Maple.
BASE.
Dr. J. G. Whitmer, VIM. Schultz.
Frank Allen, Roy kunkel
This Is the last service rs school
that the Oregon schools can render TO
these splendid young people who
have stayed to the end OF the course.
But as the class Of'l2 passes from our
schools they carry with them the
fondest hopes and best wishes OF
teachers, schoolmstes and community
that their future may be as success
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17
Presbyterian Church Notes.

We unite mex, Sunday In the union
services, al the Methodist church in
the morning and the Presbyterian
church Al night.
The departure of Miss Cary, not Ia
return. l. very much regretted In
Presbyterian circles. She has been
faithful In her services To the church
and her ability and talents have al
ways been supplied whenever and
wherever needed or called for. She
carries with her the highest respect
and best wishes Of all departments Of
the church.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17
Forest City.

Cad Baker, OF Troy, was In tie
city Monday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Zimerley,
May !, 1872. a son.
Ar, Cook spent sunday In the
city. the guest of relatives and friends.
The "Willow Gang" at work here
has finished and returned to White
Cloud.
John Jackson l. building an addi.
ton 10 one of his houses on CONNER
cial street.
Miss Nellie Acton went Saturday
to Mound city for a two.Nccks' visit
among relatives.
Quite a number Of our people are
attending commencement, exercises in
Oregon this week.
There will he preaching at tie
Christian church sunday morning and
evening Ivy the pastor.
Mrs John holland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oral holland were guests at the Cha~.
Hoover home Monday
Mrs I'd. Leach returned from a
few days visit with her daughter
near Skidmorc Sunday.
Jrn. kriilcr arrived In the city
Monday evening. after u few weeks
soiourn IN Wisconsin.
Chris. clifford and Miss Maudc
Thornhill visited Harry Frazier and
wife near Curlon SUNDAY.
John Turncy. ST.. has returned
from -. Joseph. where lac was called
10y the illEess of his son son doc.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lease aud
children. Of Foricscilc, were guests Of
relatives here. Sa,urda, and SUNDAY.
The revival meet Ing at the Meth.
ODDS, church closed Monday evening.
There were ten accessions to the
church.
Mothers lay was observed q, the
Methodist church SUNDAY. A large
crowd was present and good pro.
gram rendered.
Rev. Snarr lief, Friday night for
his home. after conducting the reyi-
val meeting over two weeks. lie
made many friends while here.
There were Us present at the NJ.
T.. sunday school. sunday morning.
a committee has been appointed for
childrens bay program. which will
he IN June.
Mrs. Minerva Meyer Vas sur.
pri>rd sunday. May L., i"la, by host
Of relatives. IL was her 18th birth.
day. Those present were: Rebecca
Proud. Hannah Irwin. jim Curtis aud
wife. Henry Hood and family. Tom
Meyer, Jim Meyer and family. John
Ford and family. Thomas Hood and
family. Midway Hoover and family.
Harry Chcsncy, Ilobar, and Ethel
Meyer. An reported time time and
wished her many happy returns of
the day.
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BILLIE.

Johnnie l.. Meek, of Elmo, was
the guest Of friends here the first of
the week.
Nearly nine inches of snow fell In
Denver, Monday, 18th inst, and es-
tablished q new record for that date.
The snowfall covered q considerable
portion OF Colorado and Wyoming.
Rain was reported from New Mexico.
Snow began falling late Sunday, hav-
Ing been preceded by an almost con-
tinuous rain since Saturday night. 1t
melted quickly.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17
Pay Your Accounts.

On retiring from business, we de.
sire to thank our many patrons for
their generous business support ex.
tended us while In business, land ask
that the same liberality he shown
our successors The Oregon, Furni.
ture Company. We also ask all those
indebted to us to come forward and
settle their accounts, either by cash
or bankable note.
Respectfully,
RAYHILL 4 MOORE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17

ioi2:
WARRANTY DEEDS,
Josephine Cropp tn Ezra Mar.
tin. lots :. x. block l, lots -.
-. -, block .. Napier ....S Tm
= X Allen 10 Edwin a Allen.
lot :. block >. 81 - fee, lot III.
block ,, W Il l. Add. Craig.
Warren May TO III. Ead>. "
~ II, ia q sw -. ,o. ~. ... DON
Charles T. Owens to Charles
Book. lot OF Morris survey.
var, nv d.dl, -, Feb -, 1911. 30
J u Payne to Edward T. Ru.
harck. Los a ~ ri. ~. ~ ...... H.
Jos " Murray 10 samuel David
son. Z lots j, =, block w.. and
tract adjoining oregon ....... L.
Jonas Watson To Richard u
l'ridgcnan, tract in ne ~. ~.
~. - ....,.....,....,.,...,.. 2.oO
Anna Mae Meyer cl al Ia school
Ji>t No >. tract IN 81 :. ~. -.
Fred Duke 81 al Ia i Wesley
Meyer, tract In ~ :. ~. FL.
>nEHIff's DEED ~ PARTITION.
Sarah Ford 81 nj Ia samuel T.
Thompson, lot III, block 81 X
VI Add, lot III, block -. u =
feet lot :, block >, q &C Add.
Craig
Qlir-CLAiM DEEDS.
Dora VI Adamson 10 Jennie -
BOYD, lot |. block ", lots Ia,
II, block -, Mound Cily .....
James u Payne 10 Richard u
I'ridgeman. tract In -, 10, ~.
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We ARE authorized Ia annoanrc CALVIN &.
BROWN ~ Minion township, ~ - candidate
for thu ollie, ~ Assessor, subject to he drri-
sion NJ the Republican Primary Election. Ia
~. held Tuesday. August u, Ipi..
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! wish 10 announce myself ~ Il candidate
fr"m Forbes township Tor III" Office ~
county Judge from the south District. sub
l"rt b. the decision ~ the Republican Pri-
mary Election. Ia be held Tuesday, Angus, ~
ini! PETER u, RAISER
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17

We are authorized tn announce PERRY "
RAMSAY, ~ Hickory township. a. ~ cnndi
date Tor the Office of Assessor, subject 'u the
decision "f the Republican Primary Fleet ion.
to he held Tuesday August II. ipi!.
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Political Announcements

Reading notices complimentary to "andi-
dates. will De- charged for ut our regular
line rates, In addition to that charged for
the regular standing announcement. Copy
must he vouched for by signature before
ifs punlirnti,u
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17

Senior Play THE Colonies Maid. 0"
CAST ~ CHARACTERS:
Col Robert Rudd, " idowcr OF North
Carolina . Reed Bailey
Col Richard l,yrd. a widowcr Of
South Carolina. Don Martin
(rhe two are mortal enemics)
Marjorie Byrd. Col. Byrd's daugh.
ter. .Charlcnc kunkel
Bob Rudd. Col. l,udd's son .....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. leo i'clicc
They are not ~ antagonistic ~ their
respective fathers
Mrs. i. I. Carroll, q widow. and Col
ltudd's sister.in.law .... Ida krcck
Julia Carroll. her daughter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VIlNc kfpck
Ned Graydon. n young gentleman
oi very faulty memory ......
......,............L Lester Painter
Mr.. James Baskom. Col. Rudd's Law.
yer Herbert Smith
thing.ah.l.ing, the Chinese cook, a
bit imper, incnt Bruce burgess
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17
REpi BLICAN.

W. are authorized to- announce GEORGE
T.. GEI.NIN. Of Lewis township, ~ u randi-
date for the Office Of sheriff subject to the
decision ~ the Republican Primary Election
tn he held. Tuesday. August II. 49,.
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County issar,t ~ stealth

Henry T.. Wright. president
Philip ~cblo,Ihaurr. virc-pr,'>idrnt
Francis i. Ga>kill, "a disirirt
e. H. Evans. county physician.
Frank H. Irllrr secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17

We Hrr authorized Ia aunounc. ~EHDi RN
CARSON of Lewis township. a. u candidate
for the of'icr ~ Treasurer. subject Ia The Il"
cisiOn ~ The Republican Primary Elect Ion, tu
he held Tuesday, august H. M.
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County Court

Regular Trrm.i Fir>, Mondays IN E"bru
sty, May, Angus, aud November.
Henry 4. Wright, presiding Judge.
Philip ~rhlui,haucr. Judge Isl district
Francis j. taskill. judge ID district.
Frank l.. I-llcr, clerk ~ county court.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. =. johnson spent
q few days last week with their
daughter, Mrs. Chss. Reeves and
family. before leaving for their home
In Alliance, Ohio.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17

MIN T.. CROUsER. ~ Lewis township. rs u
candidate for the of'ic. Of sheriff, subject Ia
the de"ision II the Republican Primary Flee
ton. to be held Tuesday. August u, ioi.
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h"'ciy annnun"" myself ~ u candidate
Tor A>So'iai. Juda" ~ county Court. south
District ~ County ~ Holt, Missouri. subject
Ia the dcri,iun ~ the Republican Primary
Election, 10 H. held Angus, H. lpi!.
H. I. MORGAN.
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Collector ~ Revenue. Howard =. TrHrr.
County Tr,asur"i Seville Dickson.
Recorder ~ Deeds, John NJ. iiibbarI.
Commissioner ~ Shoots, Earl 4, iip'h.
Publ" administrator. q. " Cumnln..
superintendent, ~ ppr. ~"i.,urn Carson.
surveyor. John a. r"rri.
Assessor, Perry ". Ramsay.
Coroner. 'hn> ". Wyman. Maitland
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17

CLASS EpiL,
Reed Bailey.
Belle bullock.
Ida krc"k.
olive krcrk.
Chirlcuc kunkcl.
Ruby kunkcl,
Don Martin.
Lester Painter.
l."u pctrrc,
Herbert Smith.
tulur~; Violet and white.
Flower: yellow tea rose.
Motto; Srmpcr l'aratus.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17
Friday, May IL, 1919.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Convcnrs first Monday In January fourth
Mondays In April and August
William G. Ellison. cir,'uit judge.
Henry T. Alkirc, proceeding attorney.
Edwin \ Dunhum. e rruit clerk.
a. X. MrNulty. sheriff.
Harry VI. irwin, s,cnugrnph"r.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17
More of Them.

We think we will have more OF the
&c bargains IN Raisins by Saturday.
kREEK & HASNESS,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17
ful ~ their school day IN oregon
nACCALArRrATE SERMON

at the First NJ. T.. church. sunday
morning, May. 18th. At lo;:D O'Clock.
Anthem. Combined Choirs
Come Sing Before the Lord.
Sslnal,.l
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17

cur High school artist, Harry
Smalwuod, did Tia lettering for our
senior diplomas and Slh.gradc rcr,ili.
Gates, Every >hrc, is piece of high
class wurkmln,hip, second Ia none.
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. - . -

Holt county population. u ~
stat. tnN, Ne 80 .iD valuation
County taN, 10 80 tia, valuation.
County rrad tai, ~ un ti9, valuation
AN"ras" N"lnul laN levy, ~, prr .Inu v,lun
uun.
County created 10y H't ~ legislature .iunu.
airy -. i~Ii.
Platte county,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-17

lnyW'ai ion o.. Rev. q. W. Wridrmier
Hymn No. Congregation
,'oronai ion Verses. |. I. ).
bible Reading. Rev. r. \. tlapgc,,
Anthem. Combined Choir~
"Crown Them With Man, Crowns"
Roberts.
Sermon. Rev. u. ". Swarl
lIulion. Kansas.
Anilr ............. Combin"d ChOlrs
"liow beautiful Upon the Noun.
tains," Wolroli.
BENEDICT ion. .......Ecy. ". l.. Mcyer
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REAL ESTATE MIMEOGRAPE
PUBLISHED wgyKLS nv Wit RICHARDS
OkpvON. NO
OrvicE tUF MoORssLoCk
Aktracter and NeqotiatOr Of Loans.
" NREANrN DEI:IIs.

Transfers for week ending May u
1917:
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-18
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, April 1.-The stock market offered further proof of it's halting and uncertain tone, by the widespread depression caused by the greatest marine tragedy of modern times. The catastrophe comes 10 Wall street with especial force, for 1t involves the loss of men of influ ence. Securities Of the International Mercantile Marine manifested a bet ter tendency on very light dealings at the outset, the common stock rising iTaSj.Us1.iy. Later it receded slight ly, bnt there was no selling pres sure at any period The majority oi active stocks registered advances in the initial dealings, with a pro nounced strength in Union Pacific, common and preferred Before the end of the first hour the selling move ment reversed the markets course many standard issues went under the previous days lowest quotations, while business fell to minor propor tiOns. Midday brought a partial re cCvery.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-18
Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, [. S. Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona.
 April 13. 1912 NOTICE is hereby given that Robert P. Verbeck, of Warren, Arizona, who, on March 26. 1912. made homestead entry. No. O3673, for S.W.A. Section II, Township 24 S. Range A F., G. & S. K. Meridian. has filed notice Of intention to make final five year proof, 10 establish claim to the land above described, before J. D. Taylor U. s. Commissioner, at Bisbee, Ari. zona, on the 21st day of May, 1912 Claimant names at witnesses: Norman F. D Nichols, Of Bisbee Arizona.
 James B Smith. Of Warren, Arizona Albert J. Swan. Of Lowell. Arizona Gus HaEdt, of Bisbee, Arizoua
 FRANK II. PARKER.
 Register
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-18
ORCHARD TREES IN
 SULPHUR VALLEY
5000 of Fruit Bearing Var iety Planted and
 Inspected

DOUGLAS, April l7-More than 5000 fruit trees, peaches predominat. ing, have been planted this spring in the Sulphur Springs valley in the section immediately surrounding Douglas The number named passed through the office of the local deputs entomologist and were inspected.
 In the order of their number the trees planted may be enumerated as peaches, apples. pears. apricots. cher ries, plums. The tree setting tins was last month when all the varieties named were placed in the ground hy the valleys future orchardists.
 Besides the large fruits named number of farmers secured and are planting berry bushes. including rasp- berries, entrants, gooseberrieI etc. In another year these should bE bear ing
 The worth of the local deputy ea- tomOlogist is clearly evident when it is stated that more than 25O fruit trees discovered to be affected with worms or cancerous growth were burned The loss thus fell upon nursery com panies, where it belonged. and not upon the unsuspecting farmers. who would have otherwise set out the trees and wondered at their not thril- ing.
 The valley is already the home of several small though fine orchards
 The local fruit crop is far enuogh advanced now to promise a large yie'd this year. Young fruit is said to be well set on the trees and nothing but very heavy late frost can destroy the crop.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. L. s. Land Office al Phoenix, Arizona
 April 13. 1912 NOTICE is hereby given that Nickolas GojkOvich, Of Bisbee. Ariz., who, on October g. 1905, made Homestead en- try. No. 032T0, for NE i-4. Section 10 Township 23 s, Range 26 F.. c & s R Meridian, has filed notice of inten- ton to make Final five year Proof to establish claim 70 the land above described, before J D. Taylor, U. s. Commissioner, al Bisbee. AriZ, on the Fist day Of May, 1912.
 Claimant names as witnesses: James F. Kenney, of Bisbee. Ark Frank Cristini, of Lowell, Ariz. William F. Koch, of Bisbee, Ariz. John C. Aoffet. Of Douglas, Ariz.
 FRANK II. PARKER.
 Register
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-18
ALABAMA FOB UNDERWOOD.

Il MONTGOMERY, AIa, AprlI If-- rbe demooraric state convention oi hlsbaBsa assembled in Montgomery fodav to. select the delegates 10 at fend the democratic national cOnven- tso, in Baltimore. There is no contest on .be presidential instructions to be ssve- the delegates. as Alabama Is be s,ovving her strength on her favorite s.n oscar W. UndeTvoOd, tbe leader ef tbe democratic party in the nation .. house of representatives The del ,,v,,es will be charged 10 remain with Hr. Underwood on every Daiiot tanen ,., 1& tho Baltimore convention. The i5ans of the arden hner"ooo '.a'i'li'
 arns,,,r for 10 seooisd choice.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-18

North Dakota offers unlimited op portunities for business to classi fed advertisers. The recognizeS advertising mediun is the Sarqs Daily ana Sunday courier.Newa the only seven-das paper in the the largest amount Of classified ad state and the paper which carrie, serusing.
 The CourIsr-News covers NortI Dakota like 8 blanket: reaching all parts of the state the day of pubb cation, 1t is the paper to use ;b order to get results; rates one cen, per word first inser.~u, one-haIj cent per word succeeding insertion. afty cents per lie per month. Aa dress The courier-Nswa Farps V. Q,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-18
EASTERN MARKETS YE s T E. R D AY
(By L. J. overIockl


 BOSTON, April 17-Activity in me local market was more general than on any previous day. The vol tune or orders was very large. and many new speeialties showed a sharp advance. Gfanby is maintairine. its strength. and we look for this stoc k 70 sell ten points higher. Boston and torbln, which has not been traded m for three days, was active. with good buying. Tamarack and Han. cock both advanced easily, and Al. |. Iouez made new high record. The story of the day is one of a general bull market, with every indication of higher prices.
 ZANE, WEBBER and co. In the local curb list, Warren and American Saginaw continued in good demand at slightly advanced prices. Very little stock coming out
 Total sales New York 507,S Lon don copper 2s Sd lower. Copper met. al 15 7-S to Is IS.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-18

stone, Cochise County, has been ap- gointed as tho time and place for the settlement of the first annual account "' Ella M. Medigovich guardian Ji 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 to 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. (SEAL) ]. l.. JAMES,
 Clerk Superior Court
 By RAY E. kREBS,
 Deputy.
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-18

ADVERTISERS = Indiana offers uI limited opportunities for business to lassifled advertisers. 4 recogn- GO advertising medium is the Dail, ana Tri-Neekly Enterprise. pub
 shed at NOblesvil!e, and carryln.
 He largest amount of classified bus -bess ID that sectioh The Eutei
 Jrise covers Hamilton County tao
 )ughly, and is the medium tG 1se to ger results Rates, I-2 cent ger word; 5 insertions for the price of 5. Nothing taken under I0c. Ad dress THE ENTERPRISE. Nobles yille. Ind E1s
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-18

Meridian, has filed notice of intention 10 make Final commutation Proof, 10 establish claim to the land above de- scribed, before J. D. Taylor, l.. s. Commissioner, at Bisbee, Ariz., on the l7th day of April, 1912.
 Claimant names as witnesses: lii ram w. Millett, Charles A. Martin William Ryan, Richard E. Todd, all of Hereford, Arizona.
 FRANK II. PARKER
 Register.
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