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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-06
CASTORIA.
For Infants and Children.
ths kidd You Have Always Bsagk
.' s.... =: :, IHNz5x
C~onsumptives Helped by
Tuberculosis Medicine

It Is folly to believe that CONSUMPTION
0lners from every other disease In not
i feau trant;ne the Use %a, Of any medicine Tor
an enormous mass Of voluntary and thanh.
ful testimonials from persons Who consider
that they owe their lives to Eckman's
Alternative, a medicine for ,Tuberculosis.
t nas been .a accumnlating. Surely plenty Of
can write to any. Of them. Here ia ONE:
Gentlemen: In the winter ~ 1aN3 =
BAD an attack of Grippe, followed bv
aneamoni and later by Consumption. I
NM hseW I fht aI \ cc,. worse: IN the winter Of
raised Quantities Of awfuiiooking stmff
ana later had many hemorrha ses: NJ
one time three in three successive days'
Nliik ana eggs became 80 distastefui I
could cf"nd KEEP nothing down. Three physi.
mountains, but did not 60. Ecimap's AZ
terative was recommended ~ n Sriondd
AFTER taking a small quantity. / had ~:
iirst Gulet nights sleep tor weeks. Nv
improvement was marked from the arsf.
tites. ''He never sereh rs on and weight and appe:
ny cough gradually lcssened until en-.
tirely gone. Lam perfectly We'll. Everu.
f tamG a say , mere Gan q be verified BY my
s EcKma %'!sd a Z ANNE = F, LoueHRAN.
Ghitis, Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat ma
Lung Troubles, and In u%pbuIldins the
sys San Does not contain poisons, opiates
OF tau nnD't,forming drugs. AJAX Tor booklet
Laboratory, Philadelphia. "a. for mors n a1''
dence' For sale by all lending druErista
coWAN's DRUG STORE
BREsLOW's DRUG STORE +,
Bismarck. 4. u.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-06
ELECTION BOARDS
HAD A Big task


Practically every voter in the
city cast his vote yesterday and
with the extremely large ballot
this year, and the many PROPOSE
tions to vote, a deluge Of work was
left for the six election boards Of
the city in making a complete tai.
ly of the result. All of the men on
the various boards worked dill
gently to complete their big task,
and there is no doubt but what
the county canvassing board will
find the returns from the city in
excellent shape. r..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-06
Magazine Review
Curing Conceit.

In an article on 1.-THE Training OF
a Child" in the November Woman's
Home Companion, the author, Mary
Louise Graham, writes, in part:
81 know that forgetfulness Of self
can be attained, even when it has
!! been conspicuously denied by nature.
This is a very intimate little story
that l am about to tell, but ! feel that
it has in it a lesson of real value.
when l was myself a young girl,
II was very %conceited, and for no
| greater cause than that ! had a good
intellect and could learn easily what
the other girls at school found hard.
The realization of my own conceit
came to me through other peoples
criticisms of me. For some time 1
puzzled over what to do. 1t is so long
ago that l do not remember whether
the solution cam all in q moment, or
whether l gradually lived into the IN.
Outstanding of the truth, that might
know that l was clever, but that 1t
would never harm me so long as |
placed NO emphasis on the fact. Ev-
cry time l found myself dwelling with
satisfaction on some display of my
own intellect, ! tried to shut out the
thought. 1t was very hard at first; l
did so love my complacent, conceited
thoughts, and for a time l would oc-
c%asionally indulge myself in them.
Still, in time the device actually did
work, and it set in motion other sub
conscious processes. Whenever |
came back to thoughts OF myself. L
found a new humility, which l learned
to feel more precious than my old
conceit.
after a time conceited thoughts
ceased to give me any pleasure; in.
stead, they brought q curious sense OF
shame, as If someone had praised me
for a noble act that l had not done.
had come to see myself in a true
proportion, and to realize the absolute
unimportance of my poor little mind.
This is not words; 1t is the literal
truth"
New Rivers OF the North.
The charm OF books of travel lies
not so much in the scenes described
as in what the author manages to con.
| vey of the pleasure of beh0lding new
scenes. That is what the wanderlust
in every soul responds to. New
Rivers of the North" by Hubert
Footner, makes no pretense to be a
scientific work. The author seeks IN.
ly to Share the delight Of two anna
tours in descending streams of which
no man could say what lay around the
next bend" The story is the light
hearted record of two young men who
launched themselves into the wilder
ness without guides, and after trav-
! cling 5000 miles in a "c~ollapsible'
boat, brought home an u~nexplored
river with a new cataract on 1t, to
take its place among the wonders Of
, North America. For it seems there
are still unexplored rivers In America,
and Indians who never heard of a
reservation. Large limo, $l.75 net;
postage, IA cents.-Outing Publishing
Company.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-06
Supreme Court: Bruce 10, Rob
insOn 8.


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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-06
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
Continued From Page One.)

Continued From Page One.)
Senator: Glitschka Al, Mockle
GO.
Treasurer: Pratcr 1913, Marve
SO.
Sheriff: Barnes l31, Carstcn;
SIS.
County Judge: Costello lO9
Fort 40.
Register Of Deeds: Keenan, ia
FORESTER 80, Anderson 20.
Menoken.
President: Taft 10, Wilson 4
Roosevelt 7.
Congress: Young o, Minklcr 3
Governor: Hanna l6, IIelstron
4, Sweet 2.
Attorney General: Miller 10
Sullivan =.
Commissioner Of Agriculture
and Labor: Gilbrcath 1G, M0rri.
son 4, jacobson |.
Senator: Hughes IS, Glitschka
g., MOckler /.
House: Fox IS, Holman II, Will
liams Is, Bertsch 9, Clifford 2
Crnm 2.
Treasurer: Pratcr q, Marvel
Sheriff: Barnes 20, Carstens 4.
County Judge: Costello 10,
Fort 4.
Register of Deeds: Keenan, IS,
FOrrister 3, Anderson l..
Supreme Court: Bruce Is, Rob-
insOn ).
Mckenzie.
President: Taft IL, Wilson 1G,
Roosevelt 3.
Congress: Young II, Minkler
IA.
Governor: Hanna 1S, HeIstrom
13, Sweet O.
Attorney General: Miller Is,
Sullivan IS.
Commissioners Of Agriculture
and Labor: Gilbrcath 20, Morri-
son II, jacobson l.
Senator: Hughes IL, Glitschka
Is, Mockler l.
House: Fox II, Homan Is, Will
liams l6, Bertsch 13, Clifford IT.,
Crnm II, Richards l.
Treasurer: Prater 18, Marvel
Is.
Sheriff: Barnes II, Carstens Is.
County Judge: Costello ID,
Fort s.
Register Of Deeds: Keenan, Ia,
FORESTER Is, Anderson 2.
Supreme Court: Bruce %, Rob-
insOn 5.
Sterling.
President: Taft IL, Wilson 10,
Roosevelt Z.
Congress: Young %, Minkfcr
4.
Governor, Hanna II. Hclstrom
10, Sweet 3.
Attorney General: Miller 10,
Sullivan 10.
Commissioners of Agriculture
aud Labor: Gilbreath Is, Morri-
0 s, jacobson l..
Senator: Hughes ID, Glitschka
4, Mockler 16.
House: Fox IS, Holman Is, Will
liams 20, Bertsch S, Clifford 7,
Crum 8, Richards 10.
Treasurer: Pratcr 20, Marvel
IL.
Sheriff: Barnes %, Carstens 10.
County Judge: Costello 10,
Fort 9.
Register Of Deeds: Keenan, 20.
FORESTER g., Anderson 7.
Supreme Court: Bruce 20, Rob-
inson 9.
Driscoll.
President: Taft 13, Wilson 10,
Roosevelt 16.
Congress: Young IS, MinkIer
-.
Governor: Hanna 26, Helstrom
25, Sweet 2.
Attorney General: Miller 49,,
Sullivan 10.
Commissioner Of Agriculture
and Labor: Gilbreath 33, Morri-
son Is, jacobson 2.
Senator: Hughes 16, Glitschka
IL, Mockler q.
House: Fox 20, Holman q, Will
liams 30, Bertsch IL, Clifford IA,
Crum Is. Richards 10.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-06
side Milwaukee give Wilson 2,45S'
Taft 1926, Roosevelt 69l.

WHILE NV EIC JONCAAOA>
VT, Nov. 5.--Returns collected
by republican state committee
show result in IL counties out of
ii in Vermont, Roosevelt 1851,
Taft l9,O45, Wilson l2,774.
PORTLAND, MANIFEST out
of sS7 precincts give Roosevelt
IS, 500, Taft 221,25O, Wilson 49,
87S.
SIOUX CITY, IOWA.-12 out
of 81 counties Indicate by early
returns Johnson, democrat, lead
ing Berne, republican, for COVER
nor by 1925.
~CINCINNATI.-3O precincts in
Ohio give Taft 1921, Wilson 4S9,
Roosevelt 152.
LOUISVILLE, KY.-27 coun-
ties complete give Wilson 29,946,
Taft 1882, Roosevelt 9,87l.
CONCORD, N. H.-Returns
from 40 precincts out Of 29O in
New Hampshire give Taft 3,443,
Wilson Bill, Roosevelt 1877,
scattering 10.
HARTFORD, CONN.-65 towns
out of 1873 give, for president, Will
son 4S,S47,' Taft 1864, Roosevelt
!22,4O5. Every indication is that
Wilson carried the state for pres
ident and Baldwin carried it for
governor.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.-Sixteen
precincts out of 22l5 in Wisconsin
give Taft 952, Wilson 1913, ROose-
welt 426.
Scattering returns from outly-
ing districts in Milwaukee county
give Karel a substantial lead over
McGovern for governor Of Wis
consin. Five precincts in Milwau-
kee county give Kkarel 1928, Nc
Govern $50; Thompson, socialist,
$50.
NEW YORK, N. Y.-Shortly
before midnight Col. Roosevelt
sent the following telegram to
Governor Wilson:
"The American people by a
great plurality have conferred on
you the highest honor in their
gift. | congratulate YOU"
CHICAGO, ILL.-At midnight
incomplete returns indicated that
Roosevelt carried Chicago by 2O,-
900 plurality and that Dunno,
democrat, candidate for governor,
carries the city over Deneen, re-
publican, by 10000 plurality.
MINNESOTA.-41 precincts in
Henncpin county give Taft 42OS,
Wilson 4446, Roosevelt 1856. "
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.-Fred
Carpenter, Taft manager in this
city, said: "Taft and Wilson are
running neck and neck in Henne-
pin county. Our showing, con-
sidering the amount of work done,
is entirely satisfactory. Roose-
welt is a poor third"
Democratic headquarters at
Fargo declare Wilson's majority
will be at least 10000, but on the
basis Of returns received here it
will be close to $4,000 Of a total
vote which will run close to 1OO,-
600.
Word that i. B. Hanna, repub-
lican candidate for governor, had
carried the Missouri slope by
about 5000 over F. O.. Helstrom,
democrat, with w. D. Sweet, pro-
gressive, running a poor third, and
other returns received here, prac-
jtically assures the election Of the
republican candidates, or at least
the entire republican state ticket.
In the congressional race the
election Of HI. T. Helgeson and
George M. Young, republican, in
the First and Second districts,
practically is, assured, but in the
Third district H. L. Halvorson,
democrat. is running far ahead Of
his ticket and the result Of his
race against P. D. Norton, repub-
lican, is in doubt.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-At this
hour, II 80 p. M, indications are
that the democrats have elected
10 out Of IL members of the house
of representatives.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-06

hegISlcF / Leeds: Necllhn IL
Anderson II.
Supreme Court: Bruce %, Rob.
ins0n 7. ...
Motif.
President: Taft II, Wilson 8,
Roosevelt Q.
Treasurer: F'rntcr ID, Marvel
lG.
Sheriff: Barnes %, Carstcns 6.
County Judge: Costello 8, Per.
kins 8, Fort 8.
Register of Deeds: KKecnan
8, FORESTER 10.
County Commissioner: KOsit.
zky ,, Brccn 30.
Supreme Court: Bruce 10, Rob-
insOn 3.
Croft.
President: Taft IL, Wilson ~,
Roosevelt 9.
Governor: Hanna -, Hclstrom
90.
Treasurer: Prater %, Marvel
9.
Sheriff: Barnes "a, Carstens 8.
County Judge: Costello q,
Fort 4.
Register of Deeds: Keenan, II,
FORESTER 10, Anderson 3.
Morton.
President: Taft 7, Wilson 9,
Roosevelt 2.
Congress-: Young 8, Minklcr Z.
Governor: Hanna 9, HclstrOm
8, Sweet |.
Attorney General: Miller g.,
Sullivan 8.
Commissioner of Agriculture
and Labor: Gilbrcath 9, Morrison
s.
Senator: Hughes 4, Glitschka
~, Mocklcr /.
House: Fox 10, HOman 10. Will
8, Bertsch 8, Clifford 7, Crum
6.
Treasurer: Prater 5, Marvel IL.
Sheriff: Barnes s, Carstens 10.
County Judge: Costello Z, Fort
4.
Register of Deeds: Keenan, g.,
FORESTER II, Anderson /.
Supreme Court: Bruce 10, Rob-
insOn 4.
Lincoln.
President: Taft 5, Wilson Is,
Roosevelt 10.
Congress: Young 10, Minkler
10.
Governors: Hanna G., Hclstrom
%.
Attorney General: Miller 20,
6.
Commissioner Of Agriculture
and Labor: Gilbrcath Is, Morri-
son II.
Senator: Hughes II, Glitschka
8, Mockler 5.
House: Fox 10, Homan II, Will
II, Bertsch l3, Clifford g.,
Crmm 10, Richards /.
Treasurer: Prater 10, Marvel
Is.
Sheriff: Barnes Is, Carstens 8.
County Judge: Costello l3,
Fort II.
Register Of Deeds: Keenan, 8,
FORESTER l3, Anderson l..
Supreme Court: Bruce Is, Rob-
insOn II.
Ecklund.
President: Taft II, Wilson Is,
Roosevelt 33.
Governor: Hanna 26, Helstrom
30, Sweet Is.
Senator: Hughes %, Glitschka
Is, Mockler II. "
Glenview.
President: Taft 13, Wilson G.,
Roosevelt 13.
Governor: Hanna Is, Helstrom
IL.
Senator: Hughes 20, Glitschka
8, Mockler 4.
House: Fox "a, Homan "a, Will
Hams 26, Bertsch 6, Clifford Z,
Crum 5. n
Treasurer: Prater 26, Marvel T.,
Sheriff: Barnes 80, Carstens s..
County Judge: Costello 81,
Fort 5.
Register of Deeds: keenan, IL,
S.
Wing.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-08-08

state II 0hio, city Of Toleio. Laeas
e0anrv-Ss
Frank H. Cheney makes OATH that u
i sai0r partner Of the fra II Z. j.
Cheney d Co, doing business ID The
City 81 Toledo, County AID STATE
aforesaid. and that said hrm wil pag
rhe suns ~ ONE HUNDRED DOI.
LARS for each and every case Of
tatarvb that cannot hs cared hy the
use ~ HALL cATARRH CuRE-
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn % before mae and Subscribed
~ way presence. this sth day IT necem
her. A. II. Iss6
tSeaL} A. -. GLEASON,
Notary pahlie.
Halls GataFrh Cure ) taken inter.
sally ard acts directly ann ths hlo0i
aaa Mucous surfaces 81 she system.
send for testimonials. free
r. y. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. q
sold by ai Druggists 7
Take Halls Familw rllls for eonsti
aflan.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-08-08
INDIAN KILLED ON TRACK

Near heehelle. To-. an Fnsliaa went
g seeu oa a railroad track and was
killed tv she fast express lie raid
for BIS eareiessnsss with his life. Or
ten rs that way when people uegles'
reuGhs and colds Don Z risk hie
when prompt use 81 DIR. Kings NeN
sepvery wlil eurs them and - prs
vent s dangerous throas ~ inrg
trouble it completely cured me, -
a short time, Of q terrible e8agh thar
followed a sever attack ~ 6np
writes ,. n. Watts. FoyAa8s. Tex.
and I rtgained = peands in weight
that I had ss= Quick. safe. reln
We and guaranteed Soc AMI sl.ou
Iral bottle free ~ Eagle drHg store.
~gEs~-s4. o. ska %fF~m~ &kars
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-08-08


Natiee 8 1sssay gvs1 sAan o. the
n 4ay q JAY, IsE- II accordance
wie2 >gz -. Chapter XA. q tAe
c-A-1r@ q 1873 one Alexander Th1-
La 81 WiEEe=Gee4, Connty as Hum
e1 AE5 STATE Of N@vz1z. made 4
FA1aHaz 10 tie State EHgne4r Il Ne
vA14 tas reEz@a - 4pgregriate the
Et4e w&tsrs OK tie state II Neyada
s-e1 aqFrrgEI4ti0s Is 70 he nade from
Al w-&&-@1 CzEen. situate n section
township 80 Eogt1, rage s. east.
n D. 3 AID N AZ pnts Is NEh. OF
* q section =. toNzSAp IS north.
rz@a = east, Il .. b AID II. ~
MEAS ot a Ian. &a3 G0sr sahse feet
- xee011 - 70 be eszveve2 Is poiats
II Ma az NEA4 ard E-@ e wv see
.c- sSwzEziv sc HaztA. range 3
ASK, NJ u. "a &zd N. bv msans 81
9stAes and there used for irrigation
1ses Wafer sat 10 he returned 10
s-rszZ
sgzs7: NJ. NJ. KEARNEy.
STATE Engineer
FIRST Publie&tion. July II. 1912.
Last ~pEolieztcn, August 5. 1919.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

81 candidates VIII be Published tx this
column as follows: Preeed-s the pr
nary election. $1,000; after TIE pri-
nary election and preceding The gener-
81 election. $1,000 Fer those ezndi
Aates who carry their announcements
through bath the primary ard general
elections the charge viii be $500.
JAMES P. BYRNEs
II Paradise Valley ~zzoznees himself
- a candidate for TIE Rsp1hheza
nomination fer
County Coullsz0re-. Lorg Tern. Of
Humboldt coz1sy.
subject 20 TIE Viii q tie vgts-s al the
pr1-srT election On September ). 1912
2 NJ HARDY
h=sslf as = candidate fer
ne De-cS-4tic nomination fer
District Attorney q Hu-bcl6s
County. Nevzdz-
zni respectfully requests yo1r support
T. @. HoNsTNE
Of Winna-ueea announces hi-ssE Is
3 candidate for the Dsze-ssie z0zi
zzslHn fer
County Treasure.
subject 81 the VII q TIE voters - tie
primary lection on September ;. 1919
4 NJ LEONAED
81 NIz1e-ucez zzzC1EeS A-ss1 rs
3 candidate for the DSEoxrzss 19Z
4z1iaz fer
County AsssssE
Subject % the viii Of tee v9-s-s - ss
1rimzrv elae1lun On SVez-s- = 1917
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So
Notice i hsreby zlysn that On ,hs
y Cay q February. 1912. in sSeera
*aee wpsa Section =, Chapter XXXI.
Z tAs St2t1fss % 1909. one ]. Il.
bz1eh 81 GoleozdA. Coaafy 81 Ham
saa2r- and SKATE Il Nevada. made ap-
gaeasiaa 70 the State Engineer az Ne
va1a t2r permission 70 appropriate the
zhAe waters II the State II Nevada.
~zeA appropriation i 20 be made from
Granite Greek, AZ points il SEt4 of
sM section -. township Sc north.
range A. east. NJ n. b. and NJ. hv
e1E ~ a dam. and five cable Zee.
er seecEd : to he conveyed 20 points
n Ma Of Me-. section 50. SWIs az
SWbs and Els Of SWt section .
~Sswns4iQ 81 north. range q east. NJ
J. B and NJ BY means of 8itehss. ana
r4ere used for irrigation purposes
Water Eot 70 BE retarael 10 stream.
gn@3: W. NJ KEARNrY
State Engineer.
First puhEestion, July .. 1919.
Last publication, Aug. -, 1912.
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she qualified electors in National pre-
elnet prior TO the primary eseetion 20
ne head on the third d&y Of September,
A. D. 1912, for the County OF Hun
heldt. State OF Nevada. viii exuir~ ~
SIX o'clock .. H. on the sevenEssnth
3ay Of August A D. 1919
GEORGE A SHEA,
Reigs-rT Agsnt-
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II WE--s--eca ~xznau-esS Ai-seE 3
"a exn7ilzts far The Dszoc-2tle nc-i-
.n4ticz fnr e
Clerk Of Ez-haS11 Cozzty.
81 : 10 the VIII Of sAe vgts-s 81 tie
.1r-a- elseticz o. SEPTEMBER 5. 1919
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STATE Of Nevada, County Of Ham
hol5f-
Notice = hereby give1 that the tine
fer tie registration cf tie names &
tAe qualified electors c+ Kennedy pre-
einer prior 20 t1e primary eleStlca 10
e held On tie third day OF Septsm-
Der. 4. y. 1919, for ire Cozn-y 81
Humboldt St4ts Of Nevada. viii ex-
vire az six efelock .. "a o. tie says-
teer7a 6av Il August. A n 1872
C. z KENNEDY.
Registry AgszF-
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IN BRADSHAW.

q P2-zise Waller. ~2zzc-aees hzssf
a 3 eAn8i5s-s fer tks Ds-s-z1e
zNmSzzrSrz fer
CITY Cc-So-s-- Lag Ter
ard respectfully rs11@ts vszr SIP
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Fanklin Harris. sas Photographic,
Nakes = specially f mining views
executing both interior anf ~sxserio'
fa0teS Gallery sofnsF e Fosuh and
Law streets II.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-08-08
ARE EVER AZ WA

There are two things exsrn
q var ssv and piles Bat Bkssn
Arnz Szlva vii bzzisA piles /
500 ~sa% the ticking ir-7tzasa- IN
~zwwsr7ar o. swelling II gives c31-
fr. invites mv- Greatest kszae- q
lrn- hoi1s 1les-s, bruises eezez2-
Sz u5zvle~ skin eruplc1S oar
= eezts Al Eagle drug s-C-e
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WANLED-wsrk sf any kind By
SEER, es@pstezs Esza. Ad1-ess shls
oe II.
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II Wirze=Eecz zzza1zssx himself "a
q m ate for TIE Ds=@rEs Ea-r
nztz for
Co-s.zb-s q U-oz T1-1s-2
zHsc1 To tie viii q Ire vueezS 81
sAe v-srE eezis1 = SEPTEMBER !,
1872
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E08 RENT-Zsxn. comfortable
re@zs opposite Wells Fargo 4 Co.'S
express s@@e. Bridge street
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STATE Of Nevada, County Of Hun
knl6--sSs
Notice IS hereby given that the tire
for TIE registration Of the names q
she qualified electors IN Dun Gle1
u-erIwet prior TO the primary slee-1cn
- h4 h@Ii er the third day Of Serter
Der. A n 1912. f0r The County q
Humboldt. State OF Nevada vii *
psre NJ sx o'eloek p "a On the l1ta
74v f AnEaS. A D. 1919
J. H HENDRA-
BsEs-zticz Agea.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
Foe sALE-AEa1A ~. Is any
g-a.ury- A1arss : 3 f0aEg,
Lnwecc6- Nswa1a II.

mob SALE-At 3 bargain. prospect
60 ot1r, consisting q sws horses
t1F A2Tze es GzA 50 Mv-
sEv static Il H4vizn3 1 H0sx
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REGISTRATION NOTICES

state Of Nevada, County Of Hum-
boldt-ss
Notice Is hereby given that the time
for the registration OF the names Of
tne qualified eleetors, in Jzrgs pre-
eInet o< Union township IS. p-ior to
me primary election 20 he held on tka
shird day Of September. A D. 1919.
for the County Of Hzzholdf. State Of
Sevzds- will expire 2z SIX clock n
n On the sevsar@srth day Of August
GEORGE B. AUSTIN.
Registrv Agent
state Of Nevada, County Of Han
bolis-&
Notice Is hereby given that she
u tie cuzliSed electors IN election pre-
einet Inlay, Of Humboldt township. pri-
~ 10 the primary election TO ~ hid
IN the fhird day OF September. A. D.
1S1a. for the Coantv Of H~urhnldt-
State Of Nevada. viii expire AZ SIX
ssefork , IL CT the ssvente@atA izy 81
August, A n. 1917
6. b NUNAMAKER.
Registry Agent
State Of Ssvsdz, Counsy q Huz-
bol1s-S
Scsies il hsreby given thss the
t5ze fcr The rsEsfrzri0u AZ tie names
~ the qualified electors X election Dis
Eret Nc. eight (s) Of township q
Paradise prior 20 TIE election "a he
hsld On the third d2v % September. A.
D. 1919. for the County sf Humboldt.
viii expire 81 SIX oseloxk ?. II On taa
ITthf day Of Aagus-- A D. 1919
JAS STERLING.
RegS-v Agsat
state Of NsvadA- County Of Huz-
haS5t-S
Notice i herehv Gvsn that The tina
for tie registration OF the names u
the qualified electors IN Go3caz5z r-e
einct. Of Geld RuR township prior %
the primary election 70 he held q tie
third day Of ~SSvse@ber. A D. 1919
fcr the Ccznsy Of Hz-ho95s- STATE q
Nevada. viii EXPIRE 81 six esesosk =
n On the sevensezth dzy q A1E1t.
A D. 1919
JAMES BUCKLEY.
RsgStv Agent
STATE q Nsv2ds- Couav u Han
tel1--
Notse= Is hsre6y given that TIE
tine fer the registration Of tie Ezzes
~ tie czz11Ee5 electors In W5Eaw
Point precinct 81 Paradise township
prior - tke primary slexz u b
lid en the third day AZ Sepse~av-
1913 far the C0zzry Of Hzmt5s-
state 81 Neva54- VIII exr1re a. SIX
eselosk IN she Tth dzy % Azz l.
=. 1919
z. B. ROBERTSON.
Reg<s- Ageat-
State cf Nevada Coznty CT Hun
holit-@
Noeiee = her-hv given that TIE tine
for the rsxixt-zaca Of tie nzz= 81
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STATE OF Neva8z, Coznty Hzm
hz-
Ne-se4 i kerehv -vea thar tAe TINE
fnr .ke registration u the D2- q
tie auz1fEA5 electors II Nil City prs
t-r- Z HuwhS1Ss township. prior =
-ke u-fwz- s~lssriOn 10 he Ee1 n tx
third 1sv q Segts-hsr. A. n 1872 fer
he Coznrv a Hamhos1-- STATE q Ne
vadz. MI expire AZ SIX oeloek Il
s. Ia seventeenth 1av az August 4
y. 1919
PETER ORGAN.
RegSt- AEazr-
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STATE % Nevada Couatv e Han
ho15t-s
No-iee = hereby given that tie uEe
for TIE r~s-s--zric1 u the names q
he qualified electors q Sua7Asr PIE
ezsz q L42ssen township prior - ths
v--arv election 10 - ke11 O. IT,
laird 32v Il September. A D. 1912 FOR
lie Ea1nsv Of Hzmh0l1t- State q NA
vasa. vii EXPIRE ~ SIX 0'eloek , r.
az the s4venteenth 5sv u August. A
T. 1872
T. j. ANDERSON.
Registry A-en7.
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W. c PITT

On Las ~llt& A-ANALEN~ -tA = =
s2rG 51ta fer the DeEasrszs Eo-I12-
riez for
Ccw-- C1--5SE -sr. SA0-- Ter g.
Ez-1o-6r Comfy.
sob at 20 the WILL q the voters 81 re
rrimarr sisg-io1 On September ;. ISL
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of Praise Valley a AI-sef
As a candidate for the Democrat
n~omiazsioE for
County Commissions. Long TsrE e
hEzAa.is County.
xuh5se. 10 tke VIII q the voters sc S1s
urfwarv election s1 September ). 49,