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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-11-22
USED CARGO FOR FUEL

YOKOHAMA, Nov. 22.-The Brit
ish steamer Lord Curzon consumed
all her coal supply and vas com
PEELED TO burn portion Of her car,
go to keep her fires going on her
voyage from Seattle to this port
She was over six weeks on the voy
age. having left Seattle October
and arriving here on November 20
She met with very heavy weather.
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DESCENDENT OF
KINGS FORCED To
COOK FOR REBELS
7. F. O'eRADY, INSURANCE MAN
RELATES NARROWING TALE
OF WOE

T. F. OGrady, representing the
Fire Association Of Philadelphia, and
one Of the best known insurance rep
resentatives in the west. arrived in
Ionopah this morning for few days
stay. Notwithstanding the fact that
his name indicates he is a descend
ant OF one OF the four kings of Ire
land-O Grady, ODonnen 0'Connell
and O'Toole-he is extremely reduct
ant about admitting his royal an
cestors and viii more readily admit
that his paternal predecessors were
engaged IN transporting hod and NOR
tar from one point to another.
During the recent Mexican revolu-
ton O'Grady was in Mexico City
when the hostlities we're at their
height He was warned TO return to
American soil without delay and
bearded a train with several hun
bred other refugees The train was
stopped by rebels and all passengers
We're forced 10 disembark Many
We're slaughtered as they left the
ear steps and OGrady not wishing
to come ia contact with a rebel bull
/ let, left the car by means Of a win
dow He escaped the rebels and for
two days and nights wandered about
a desolate country until captured by
wandering band of Zapatista revo
lutionists For two weeks he was
forced to remain with this outfit as
a prisoner In one engagement the
cook Of the commanding officer was
killed and O'Grady was forced tc
take his place and supply the Off
GERS table with culinary inventions
such as Mexican beans and Other
dishes demanded by his captors. Aft
CIR remaining a prisoner for six weeks
O'Grady made his escape and for
tunately encountered a band of fed
eral scouts after one days wander
ings He was assisted to the Mexi
can border and arrived at FL Pass
! Just two months from the date h
/ left Mexico City.
Hereafter In his official travelling
O'Grady declares he will eliminat
4 Mexico until conditions are such tina
a peaceful law abiding person ca
travel in peace and not be forced t
cook beans for bunch of dirty, ral
ged rebels OGrady is waiting fo
the rebels to take possession of Me,
leo and set up their own governmer
when he will send in a bill Il
six weeks labor as cook of the u
. patsta rebel camp.
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LOCAL MARksMEN ARE
SECURING MANY TURKEYS

Many Tonopah homes are being
supplied with turkeys for the Thanks
giving dinner from the Warren
brothers ranch at Wabuska. w G.
Warren. who is conducting the turkey
shoot In this city. is receiving so
birds daily from his home ranch and
that the marksmen are meeting with
success is revealed by the fact that
each days consignment of turkeys is
exhausted with the end of the day
shooting
The shoot is being conducted back
Of the power company sub-station and
is being visited by large crowds each
day.
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DRUGGIST RECOMMENDS
vlNoL FoR Rundown PEOPLE

If any one person should know
the value of medicines it is the drug
gist who dispenses them and from
our experience we want TO say II
people in this vicinity only knew the
value of Vinol. our delicious cod
liver and iron tonic without oiD at
this season of the year, we would
not be able to supply the demand.
This is because Vinol is a com
bination Of the two most world famed
tcnics, namely, the medicinal cura.
tive elements of Gods livers without
the oil, and iron for the blood.
Vinol tones up the digestive organs
purifies and enriches the blood. pro
notes healthful sleep and normal
appetite.
Old people, delicate children. run
down, overworked and tired women
should try a bottle of Vinol with the
understanding iiiat your money will
be returned if it does not help. you
Miners Drug Store. Inc. Tonopah
4 Nevada. 17-ady
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ECkmaR'S Alternative
Highly Praised

II Is folly TO believe that consum-
ption differs from every other disease
In not requiring the use OF any med
lcine for It's treatment. For a number
tary and thankful testimonials from
persons who consider that they owe
their lives To Eckmans Alternative,
medicine for Tuberculosis, has been
accommodating. Surely plenty Of time
to demonstrate it's lasting value. You
can write to any Of them Here is
one:
532s Girard Ave. Phila. Pa.
-GaStlemen: In the winter Of 1908
had an attack OF Grippe. followed
by Pneumonia and later by Consum-
ption l grew steadily worse. In the
winter of 1904 | had a cough. night
awful looking stuff and later had
many hemmOrrhages; at one time
three in three successive days MIX
and eggs became so distateful | could
treated me. l was ordered to the
mountains but did not go. Eckman' $
Alternative was recommended by a
| friend. After taking a small quantity
| had the first quiet nights sleep
/ for weeks. My Improvement was
marked FROM the first. | gained
strength and weight and appetite.
never had another hemmorrhage and
my cough gradually lessened, until
entirely gone. l am perfectly we'll
Everything | say here can be verified
| by my family and friends
(Sworn Affidavit)
ANNE +. LOUGHRAN.
Eckman's Alternative Is effective II
| Bronchitis. Asthma Hay Fever; Throat
and Lung Troubles and in the up
building the system. Does not con
tain poisons opiates or habit-forminl
drugs For sale by leading druggists
Ask for booklet telling of reeoveriei
and write to Eckman Laboratory
philadelphia. Pa, for additionaf evi
dence.
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DIVIDEND DECLARED

BOSTON. Nov. p. A quarterly
dividend of $12 share was declared
today by the directors Of the Calumet
& Hecla Mining company. The diyi-
dend rate is the same as that u
the last quarter and brings the
amount paid this year to $42 a share
the largest since 1907.
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ssFnmenl In yoar homwf tniese stH
eaeaoKed there b. aealnusnt. De s
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cANoIoAcY ANNouNceo

BOISE. Idaho, Nov. 2l-Paul Clag-
stone. defeated in the primaries for
the republican nomination for gov
ernor b. is votes. has announced
his candidacy for the United States
senate to succeed the late Senator
Hepburn. Mr. Clagstone is allied
with the so-called progressive branch
OF the republican party.
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At THE cAsIlo ToNleHT-so-
prano solo by the famous leader from
Kolb and Dilrs SD w.
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OsTEopATHY

DR. Emily Collar. osteopathlst has
opened an office in room 6, Sollen-
der building, Main st. n1St6
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IMIlpruraIrp
AMU0tMEh is


The Butler theater tonight has 4
good program The pictures are as
follows. Chips Off the Old Block. p
a big kalem comedy. "The Loyalty
LOT Sylvia a Nitagraph drama; The
Players" Lubin drama, and Into the
Genuine. a Selig drama. A story
Of the west a young man comes
west 70 find genuine love. One thou,
sand people take part. Mrs. Max
well will sing new songs Tomorrow
afternoon and evening a Pathe Week
~.
+ Saturday. November 80 being the
third story What Happened C
{ Mary Produced IN collaboration
with the Ladies' World This story
appears in the October number.
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TWELVE msMcANs KILLED

Ell PASO, Nov. %. In battle
near MADEIRA, Chihuahua, federals UNI
der General Jose Blanco yesterday
defeated two bands of rebels com
manded by Ricardo Terrazas and
Juan Ramos. killing Il rebels includ-
ing both leaders according to re-
port received today by General Trucy
ALBERT in Juarez Federal losses
were not given The reported killing
Sc General Antonio Roias by Blanco'
rurales Is denied i'm Iuarez.
AT THE BIG misunderstanding
new tonight. Program changed every
night
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
Rural Carriers.

Tie rural letter carriers Of The
Fourth Congressional Dist rict Of Mis-
souri, will meet In seini.annual meet.
Ing ut Tarkio, Mo-, Feb. -, l0l2. and
every carrier Is earnestly requested
to be present. Brother carriers. this
Is your meeting, and the carriers OF
Tarkio have arranged for you and are
expecting you, so don't disappoint
them or rob yourself of meeting with
the boys and to help along with the
great work In which you are so much
interested. Some very important
business will come up at this meeting
and a full attendance Is greatly de.
sired.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
The Tie Tsat Binds.

Recorder Ilibbard issued the follow.
ing marriage licenses during the
month Of January, 1912:
bailey. Charley. of Wamcgo, Kan.
and Maud NJ. Bemberger, of Oregon,
Jan. !, by Elder u. II. Daw son.
Carlton, J. T., and Ethel Walters,
OF Crazy. Jan. ,, by Rev.C. II. Briggs.
Thurman, .Ino. r., of Mound City,
and Lena NJ. Crist, of Skidmorr. Jan.
3. by Rev. &. W. Ellenberger,
IIelfers, Henry, and Emma NJ. fde-
ker. Of Craig, Jan. ~.
Marculn. Jesse r.. and Gladys NJ.
Hahn, Of Oregon, Jan. II, by Jacob
King, J. y.
Manville, l.. f., and Lilis 'oirier,
of Wathena, Kan, Jan. y, b, Rev, l..
&. Powell.
Mains, Alva, and Esther Dewitt, of
Salem, Neb., Jan. \, by Rev. l.. {.
Powell
holland, Benj. H., and Genet,a +.
Ford, of Forest city, Jan. 10, by Rev.
G. W. Weidemier.
Ray. Luther, and Maggie Hughes,
Of Forbes, Jan. !, by :. A. Tribble, j.
T..
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
Cupid's Capers.

4 beautiful home wedding was
that which occurred at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Davis, of Hickory township. on
Wednesday last, Feb. :. when their
daughter. Lydia NJ. became the wife
Of Ciaud W. Render, Elder u. II.
Dawson. of the Oregon Christian
church. officiating.
The home of MIR. Davis vas made
ready aud especially inviting to the
fully half hundred guests WHO lad
come to Witness tine thus happy
blending of ,Nu ,ime.tried and hon-
ured families of our county. Tile
guests we're In full harmony With the
occasion. and hearts were light aud
free from care. and as such only joy.
business and genuine good cheer char.
actcriled the occasion. and made j,
one OF the very happieSt OF happ,
weddings. for the contracting parties
are representative OF two of the old
and Lightly respected families of Hul,
county.
The couple entered the parlor 10 a
wedding march, played 10y the groom's
sister, Mrs. Pearl Kurt. and only a
bride of a few weeks, and on taking
their positions the words we're said
that them made one.
Following the ceremony AT 2:W y.
m., an elegant Wedding dinner was
served. and then came the inspection
Of a large and beautiful array Of
presents, that came from friends and
loved ones, bearing evidence OF the
high regard In which these two splen.
did young people are held.
The bride IL the daughter Of Mr..
I'd. Davis and wife, Of Hickory town:
ship. one OF the substantial aud pros.
porous farmers Of that section Of our
county. She Il free from cant and
aifcctatiun a plain. maiter.of-fact =.
well.balanced woman. who knows the
value OF ,he home. and the inpor.
iaucc al keeping II. and enters upon
her new duties with full realila, ION
OF it, responsibilities, fully equipped
To assume those responsibilities. The
groom also represents IN old and hon.
ored family a young man WHO feels
that hr. too, l. ready for the new
obligations that will come To him,
and "A IN Il "A .toIt lrart and Willing
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
Educational News.
my EARL A. ROCK. 60. srrr.


Questions for the third quarter
examinations have been sent 10 the
teachers. who are requested To civ,
the examinat ions Thursday and Fri
pay preceding the close Of the ihir,
quarter.
Teachers Who have eighth grad,
graduates will H. sent final cxamina.
tion questions when requested. The
final cxau,na, ions should m given
the week preceding the last week III
the term
There viii bc a meet, Ing Of the pa, d.
ron> and teachers ut Forbes and sur,
rounding districts, Sal urday, Feb. ~,
The purpose Of the meet, Ing l. ~ dis.
c,,ss school problems. and improve.
ncni Of our schools. All Who arc In.
,crcsied In school work and .duca.
iional improvement are invited " At.
tend, and take part IN the discus
sions.
Miss Hazel Edwards aud pupils are
cnthuscd In their work, They earned
money by giving q box supper and
had their house paprrcd. they are
10 lr commended ,pr his improve.
mani 'Sr. 'tl' "a '"'r'' -
Ira ARirc and pupils aft Working
overtime 10 complete each day. pro.
gram. Mr. Alki,r aid Thpils EARNED
n,cncy and bought new stow.
Mis-. fIchn Iwlicry ami pupils rave
n box supper las,"friday tvenI',p and
earned AZ with which they VIII pun.
chase supplies for the school These
are a few OF tie many teachers aud
pupils Who are determined Ia improve
school equipment and school work
IL boards do mol furnish tle necessary
supplies,
Pa, rons vino object I" box suppers
and such monky.mahing schemes
should consult school boards and
teachers In regard 10 supplies needed
and aid In securing these needed sup
plies. When schools are Supplied with
all necessary apparatus, hoN >uppcr>
and other moncy.making scheme,
will CEASE.
Mrs. !. Il. Minton and pupils are
doing some excellent work IN map
draw Ing,
\ supply of State Fair premium
lists has been received. \ list will he
mailed upon applicable ion. Let rs be'
gin now and prepare To have Iloli
county schools represented At the
next wears fair.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
Nj. T.. Church Notes.

ID. j. j. I,rntlcy preached to a good
audience SUNDAY morning. After Civ.
Ing H. a tine sermon. lac presented
some items Of interest concerning
the Ellsworth Hospital. During the
year. ,,6I patients had been admitted
10 he hospital. OF these. Ill were
charity patients, who We're given care
absolutely free Of charge. There were
i..iiY operative eases and the death
rate did not exceed I per cent quite
a remarkable record When We con.
slider the class Of patients taken To u
hospital.
Tie Ministerial Alliance met ut the
Methodist parsonage Monday after.
noon. The reports OF the various
pastors were encouraging In many
respects. We will gladly welcome
the coming Of Rev. Clagre,l, OF the
Presbyterian church. a. one Of onr
number. Tie Alliance will meet
with Bro. ". l.. Meyer, pastor If the
German Methodist church, Feb. -. n,
30 O'Clock.
The attendance al sabbath school
al the Methodist church was the
largest since the holidays. lf those
vino came In Just a, the close Of the
school had come IN time Ia have been
counted We would have been away
above the red line.
Miss kinlic conducted the League
service In Il very helpful way. The
attendance was the largest Of the
year, Among the interest Ing features
Of the service was the inst rumental
selection by Miss GLADYS Raiser, Miss
olive krerk will lead the League
next sunday night, subject, "lhe
Can Ia Srr> ice" Amos ii: Iii: Matt
III nil. y.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
Saturday Special
Sailed Peanuts, the
pound g loo
KREEK & HAsNEss
Forest City.

Neal Combs and family visited his
mother over sunday.
viii L,ndy l. able 10 bc on, at.
Ter siege Of the grippe.
Mr., Ross l. improving slowly
from the pneumonia fever.
u. T.. Alkirc, Of Oregon, was In
the city on business Friday.
Miss .Iuantta White, of - Joseph,
i the guest OF Lewis Glass.
Chris Jamison and family visited
a, the home Of his father sunday,
Albert Martin preached at the
Hlul Ci,y school house sunday eve.
George Lease, Of Fortcscur. was
the guest Of relatives here Thursday.
III internill aud wifc lrf, Mon.
day for their home in llaNiun. Colo.
Aunt" Mary WEIGH has been
very sick this week, bu, l. repoyicd
Soaic better,
viii Mcclure, Of 81. Joseph, was
here SUNDAY. lie j. now braking for
the burlington.
Rev. Nela Davis had the misfor-
tune Ia fail Monday and fracture one
Of his shoulders.
We are sorry to learn Mrs. =. II.
Sinclair Is dangerously III. She had u
stroke of paralysis.
Will Lunsford and family. of
Mound city, were visiting relatives
here the past week.
Mrs. Kinder left SATURDAY for her
home IN Falls city. Neb., after a
weeks visit with her mother. Mrs.
Lease.
The revival meeting at the Chris
tian church Is well attended,: about
~ names have been added to the
church roll.
Mrs. May Hopkins left Sunday for
Fortescue, ai,era weeks stay with
home folks, helping care for her fa.
ther, Mr., Ross.
Lulu ln,ermiil. Ella Hutton and
children, from Benton district. were
guests NJ the NJ. 4. Secrist home In
this city Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. McClanahan returned from
an extended visit In Washington last
week. The Dr. and wife are now al
home In the George Lease property.
DIR. Briggs, Of st. Joseph, held
quarterly meeting ut the Methodist
church Saturday morning: hc also de-
livered An able sermon that evening
and one Sunday morning.
RUBY.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
Work Guaranteed
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

In pursuance Of an order of the
Count Court Of Holt Count Missouri.
no, Ice l. hereby given. that sealed
proposals Tor painting the exterior of
the Holt County Courl House, H. toll.
lows:
Al exterior old brick and wood work
TWO coats best lead and oil. all new
brick work three coats al lead and
oil, lin work Two coats mineral
paint, putty all defects, and finish
The job ina proper manner. color
selected hy the County Court.
All bids to he tiled in the County
Clerks Office On OF before Monda! F.,
March nh. 1912, ~ > o'clock, y. N.
bone 10y order of the County Court
this 10th day of February, lo,a.
- Attest !, l.. IELLER,
seal County Clerk,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16

! recall at this time the statement
Of Mr.. DeGraw, At the National Asso-
citation, In Milwaukee, that where a
carrier was interested In the associa.
tion, he was better qualified for the
service which he undertakes. ! wisl,
to add further that when ! attended
the Southwestern Postal Association
In Kansas City In 1911 and heard MIR.
DeGraw make tie statement that ev.
cry carrier should belong Ia the ASSOC
citation, that II was his duty, ! only
wished that all Of the carriers could
have heard him. I'D. LUKENs.
Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16

After occupying the throne of
China for nearly three centuries, the
Mancl,u dynasty, represented by the
child emperor, Pu VI. ahdicated Feb.
lNh.r Three edicts were ISSUED, the
first proclaiming alhica,ion: the seq
ond dealing with the establishment Of
the republic and the third urging the
maintenance OF peace and approving
the conditions agreed upon by the i'm
perial premier, Yuan Shi Raj, and
the Republicans.
Remember, when In need Of an
auctioneer that Corwin Zeller, Of this
city, Holt county hoy, will do the
work for YOU In . satisfactory manner
and at . reasonable price. Phone him
At his residence or at BentOn's ONCE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
New Point, and Vicinity

Uncle John Davis was taken puite,
sick the first of the week. ,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lentz went to
st. Joseph saturday to spend Sunday.
Lyle Render and wife. who have
been having a siege with the grippe.
are much better. A"
ME and Mrs. Claud Bender will
stay AZ tie Bender home until their
own home is ready.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude BENDER. Mrs.
Dan Drcher and viii Terry wen, to
st. Joseph Wednesday.
The concert given by the Olnpy
puartcttc, saturday evening. was a
decided success. We hope they viii
come again.
Mrs. Carrie Cain entertained her
mother, Mrs. Wilson. of Forest City,
and lrr sisier.inlaw. Mrs. Earl viii
son, Of Oregon. Wednesday.
The auction sales held every Sat.
urday at killam's Store are proving
very attractive. Remember every
saturday from 80 To :,::W o'clock. an
Auction Sale at killam's store.
--t'ncle "Bigc" Sloan. who has
been quite feeble for many months,
fell Sunday morning. striking his
head on stair step. cutting gasl,
IN his head. pr. kearney was called.
The spring moving has begun.
Several families took advantage Of
the pleasan. days last week. Richard
Hoover aud family moved Oht last
week and are making their home
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
kieiYer.
AS Mrs. Pearl kur,l kept her In
tentions 80 quiet that her friends
could not shower" her before her
marriage, they decided To give her a
good surprise later: 81 last Friday. at
= o'clock. some ~ gathered and made
their way to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle BENDER. where Mr.. and Mrs.
Kurtz have been visiting for the past
few days and the surprise was COM
pleic. Those participating were:
Mr>damcs.
nellie RENDER Kate Lemon
Lena Eulkin Lille Craw ford
LIME Dren Grace Drrher
Lcoia killam Lena Lcnil
l'ansy llardman l.e>s Hardin
Alice llamm l.odcm Boswell
Fannie Kelley Ida l.cniz
| VIII lilakcly Ida Acton
Jane Eucknum Hattie brchcr
Mobile Cain
Misses
Ethel Davis Minnie Kramer
Elsie iIardman ias>ic Comm
Kate Terry
NERO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16

My alfalfa seed Is recleaned, free
from weed seed and ready for sale, AS
cheap rs can he bought any where.
Have standard scales here.
Both Phones. W. !. FIELD.
--R. Is. Bridgeman, Charley Patter-
son, ST., II. u. Ruley, hon Hunt and
r. e. Benton were IN Mound City
Monday attending as delegates the
Democratic county convention.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
For Sale or Rent.

Ny property In Western Addition,
Oregon, Mo-, consisting Of u six-r0om
house, vestibule and closet, good &c.
ment cave and other outbuildings.
Nus. JENNIE T.. BOyD.
Mutual Phone l.5. 81
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
County Court

Regular Terms vIrs, Mondays Ia frbr,
cry, May, August aud November.
Henry y. Wright, presiding Judge.
Philip ~"hlot,haurr. Judge i>t district.
Eranris !. Gaskill, judge ID district.
Frank l.. Icllcr. clerk ~ county court.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
County I,sard ot Wrai,h.

Henry T.. Wright, president
Phillip ~rhln,y,aucr. virc-pr,'sld"nt
Francis I. Gaskill. ri district.
g. l.. Evans. county physician
Frank l.. Lrllrr. secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
Friday, February 16. 1919.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Convencs first Monday IN January. fourth
Mondays In April aud August,
william C. Ellison. circuit Judge.
Henry I. AIkire, proceeding attorney.
Edwin \ Durham. rruit clerk.
a. r. MrNulty, sheriff.
Harry VI. Irwin, stcnugraphcr.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16

Wilhoin. Charley, and Lydia liar.
per, Of Forbes, Jan. ~, by Rev. r. \.
Rcdinger.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16
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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-02-16

Holt County population " 49,,
state tn>, u" nu sian valuation,
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County road ,aN. ia' un si,S valuation.
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Platte County.