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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-11-06

STATE RETURNS
(By United Press }.

by United Press). )
St. Paul, Nov. 6, 6 a. m. Re
turns show Roosevelt gradually cut
ting down early Wilson lead in Min
nesota in 1874 precincts. Outside Of
the twin cities the vote stands:
Roosevelt 1924, Wilson 1904,
Taft 1868. p
Stanton, will probably be the next
chief Justice Of the state supreme
court. Indications are that Holt
will be displaced and that Bum and
Hallam will be the associate justices.
This is one Of the defects in the pri-
mary law as Holt had no opposition
in the primaries.
It now looks as though the follow
ing state ticket was elected: Senator,
Knute Nelson; Congessman-at-large,
James Manahan; Governor, Eber-
hart; Lieutenant Governor, Burn
quist; Attorney General, Smith; Sec
rotary of State, Schmahl; Treasurer,
Walter J. Smith; Chief Justice, Stan
ton; Associate Justices, Hallam and
Bum.
| Crookston-Complet returns here
give Wilson 1913, Roosevelt 3S9, Taft
| ia, Debs 21S Eberhart has 230
and Ringdal 331 in his home town.
Collins has 80. Precints in Polk
county outside of Crookston give
Roosevelt 1876, Wilson 81 and Taft
46. Manahan is running two to one.
Stanton leads Brown for chief JUS
tice. Steenerson's election conceded
by all parties.
St. Paul-Governor Eberhart en-
tered the Republican state headquar-
tiers at 9 p. m. last night and heard
shouts of ''Hurrah for Wilson," show
ing that the Taft men preferred to
see Wilson win than Roosevelt.
Fergus Falls-Wilson carried Fer
gus Falls.
Warren - Stevenson 20, Bratt-
land 8.
Brainerd-Taft 295, Wilson 1923
Roosevelt 447, Debs 334 in Grow
Wing county. .-E
Moorhead - Eberhart carried this
city two to one.
GAINESVILLE 20, Wilson 80
Roosevelt 16.
St. Paul - Forty-nine precincts
outside of the twin cities give Eber.
hart 1880, Ringdal 1,463, Collins
210. -
Owattona - Taft 1T, Wilson rs
Roosevelt As.
Thief River Falls "a, Will
j. son 43, Roosevelt SIS. -
!, Elbow Lake - Taft 1856, Wilson
$50, Roosevelt 225. -
| Minneapolis = Office of the Min
neapolis Bulletin gives Taft 1854
Wilson 20,465, Roosevelt 1873
/ Eberhart 9,247, Ringdal 1929, Col
Inns 1854.
Long Prairie = Thirteen precinct
in Todd county give Taft 435, Wilson
400, Roosevelt 397, Eberhart 14S
Ringdal II, Collins 3S.
Brown county-Eighteen precinct
give Taft 372, Wilson SOL, Roose
welt 426, Eberhart 4Os, Ringdal SIS
Aitkin-In the city Taft has 81
/ Wilson. ia, Roosevelt 107.
Wadena - Complete returns Civ
> Brown 81, Stanton 81, and Stewar
II.
: Madison-Taft Is, Wilson IL
1contInued N last page).
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-11-06

Chicago - The indications here
this afternoon are that Roosevelt has
swept Illinois and will have a plur-
ality of close to 100000 votes
"Uncle Joe'' Cannon has been de-
feated.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-11-06

Grand Forks-Louis B. Hanna will
carry North Dakota for governor by
plurality of 1900 to 5000 over He'll
strom, the Democratic candidate.
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1conttpued N last pagN)'
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25
LOCALETTES

FoR SALE old papers at this office.
A. Z. Beck left for Bladen Wednes.
lay.
Ray Minor Of Guide Rock Sundayed
n town.
Don't forget the band concert Friday
wening.
Chas. Hunter of Inavale was in town
Sunday.
$. Z. Worden returned to Guide Rock
Sunday.
John Beal OF Cowles was in town
Monday
l.. L. Walker of Superior was in town
Tuesday.
Bernard McNeny was In Hastings
Tuesday.
&c. Rudd returned from Lincoln
Thursday.
RIA. Wylie Of Hastings was in town
Saturday.
Gorden Kline of Hardy spent Sum
day in town.
Ned Grimes and wife spent Sunday
in Blue Hill.
E. e. Brown of Hastings was in
town Friday.
Chris Wooley was up from Guide
Rock Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Warren visited in Blue
Hill Monday.
d. H. Rich was passenger to Hast
ings Monday.
All kinds Of Electrical work done by
Morhart Bros
Henry L. Mckay of Lincoln was In
town Tuesday.
Lee DeTour of Guide Rock was in
town Saturday.
Fred Temple of Kansas City is il
town this week.
X. o. Hunt of Tarkio, Mo, spen
Sunday in town.
John Grams returned from Kansa
City Wednesday.
Ed Kellogg was passenger to Lin
coin Wednesday.
+. NJ. Horten of Grand Island wa
in town Monday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25
Farm Loans

There are several reasons for seeing
J. II. Bailey for farm loan and here
they are.
He is sole agent for Trevett Maths
& Baker.
This company is here every day in
the year ready for business and not
here this week and gone next. They
loan on anv farm having the value in
it improved or unimproved. You don't
wait from two to four months for your
money but surely get it on the day
called for. They give the best option
in the market.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25

Special attention given to diseases
Of eye and ear. Glasses accurately
fitted. DR.. Stockman, Red Cloud, Nebr.
Miss Mildred Simmons OF Cedar
Rapids, Iowa arrived Tuesday for
visit with her sister Mrs. Edgar Cow
den.
Art Vance Of Cowles was in the city
Monday between trains enroute to
Superior to join the Superior ball
team.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Henderson went
down to Red Cloud on IA, Saturday, on
n visit to relatives. Monday McCook
Tribune.
| DR.. Cross will be in his Office over
the State Bank everyday In the week.
Having discontinued his visits to
Riverton.
For SALE;--The two buildings oc.
cupied by the Chief Office and f. II.
Newhouse's jewelry store. Inquire of
L. II. Newhouse.
Miss Ethel Brady of Kansas City
was visiting Mrs. Fannie Moranville
Saturday ami Sunday. She left for
Fairbury Monday.
Glen Ralph left Sunday for Benk!e
man where he has position rs com
positor at the Chronicle office. w,
wish you success Glen.
Mr.. Christian and son of Red Cloud
Neb., came In today with shipment
of finished porSers.-- Mondays st. 10,
Stock Yards Daily journal.
+. B. Wilson, chief clerk of the Bur
lington freight department with head
quarters at Denver visited his sister
: Mrs. e d. Robinson over Sunday.
Don't forget we make farm loans
money ready the day the title is ap
r proved.
S CARRIER, HUTCHINSON & SALADEN
DR.. Warrick, the specialist will NEE
eye, ear, nose and throat patients ant
those needing glasses properly fttet
at DIR. Damerell's office In Red Cloui
Tuesday, May Z.
3 Ed Burr, the Guide Rock horse buy
er, brought up carload of horse.
. Sunday and shipped them on No. l.
, Monday morning to Dallas City, Ill
He chaperoned them.
Il Whenever you 90 away, get married
r die, or have company from away o.
have baby born at your house phon'
it in to us. We have both the phones
and are always looking for news.
Levi Block, the Cincinnati horse buy
er will be in Red Cloud on next Satur
/ day, April 27, for the purpose of buyin,
horses and mules. He will pay you tn,
highest prices for your stuff as he 1
buying for eastern markets.
Owe have for sale farms O,
q easy payments and special terms
o worth the money. Several might.
good deals. The largest list Of loca
farms from which to select.
DAN CARRIER & COMPANY, CHIEF Office
You will find our line Of materis
4 sufficiently large enough to meet al
!. the demands Of turning out q neat
tasty job no matter whether large O
small and our prices are 90 low as an
= quality, quantity and work manshi
- considered.
y Kudrna & Zsjic of Cowles. Neb
contracted with the w. L. Huffma
Automobile company for the sale 9
Hupmobiles in Webster county las
;, !, Thursday. They expect to build
7" new garage soon and anticipate sellin
fifty cars during the season. Sunday
. Omaha Bee.
There was II cars of horses an
mules shipped out Of Red Cloud tn
?. past few months. These horses an
r mules were bought In the country SUI
g rounding Red Cloud and the buyer
n left several thousand dollars with ou
10 farmers. 1t pays the farmers to rails
good horses and mules now days.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25

A good rain fell Saturday which will
help everything in general.
VIM. Smith of Grand Island was in
town on business Saturday.
Miss Della c. Flanders Of Guide
Rock was in town Saturday.
Go to the Puritan Cafe, Sunday for
your chicken dinner, price 35c.
AL Groat of oxford was in town
Wednesday visiting his father.
Miss Ella Green of Smith Center Wis.,
tied friends in the city Monday.
DIR. r. f. Raines is home to stay and
will attend calls day and night.
w. A. Kent left Wednesday for Dun
ming where he went on business.
The d. A. u. p. club meets with Miss
Bertha Potter tomorrow evening.
Ralph McConkey of Nelson was in
town Tuesday visiting his parents
NJ. N. Mckenzie of Agra, Kansas
visited friends in town Wednesday.
Go to the Bon Ton Cafe for the best
Ice Cream and Soda Water in town.
Fred Gund and family of Blue Hill
visited relatives in town over Sunday
Art Sheely left for Hastings Satur.
day where he will reside in the future.
Il. c. Borum of TT. Morgan, Colo
was in town this week visiting friends
Mrs. G. f Cross and son returned
home from franklin Saturday morn
ing.
Miss Lottie McMurry is relieving
Miss Pilley at the bell central this
week.
Mrs. Robert Mcbride returned from
Holdrege Monday where she had beer
visiting.
Mr. Kellet was in st. Joe Monday
with car of cattle that he had beer
feeding.
w. l.. Breils and H. L. Fahbringel
of Chester we're in town on business
. Tuesday.
The best and purest Ice Cream ant
Summer drinks in the city at the Bo,
Ton Cafe.
DR.. Damerell returned from q bust
ness trip in the western part OF th'
state Sunday.
Lew Hopisee Of the Argus offic'
spent Saturday and Sunday in Hebron
with his folks.
John Hamilton OF Guide Rock spen
Sunday in Red Cloud with his brothe
Wilbur Hamilton.
L.C Thompson of Salt Lake City
Utah is visiting his sister Mrs. Johl
Potter this week.
Miss Alta Longtin left for Concordis
Kansas Monday to visit relatives an,
attend a wedding.
The Diane nj Electric Vacuum clean
er demonstrated In your home free
Call Phone Red 81.
The Puritan Cafe Is furnishings I'm
Sunday chicken dinner for $50. Tr.
1t and be convinced.
Rev. Tompkins departed for Lincol
Wednesday morning to attend the M
E. Bishops meeting.
Mrs. Tint retdrnkd 70 her homo q
McCook Sunday after visiting her Sit
ter Mrs. John Person.
Mrs. Arthur Beck and baby returne
from Lincoln Tuesday where she ha
been the past 8::months.
Miss Gertrude MilliRan returned {
her home:at McCook Sunday after VII
iting at the home OF Chris Zeis.
The finest line and best assortmen
of Harness ever carried before. Ca
and look it over.-MoRHART Bros.
Call rural phone EOS II you hav
cream or poultry to sell.
j. O. CALDWELL.
= Levi Block, the Cincinnati horse bu!
| er will be In Red Cloud on next Satu
day, April q, for the purpose Of buyin
. horses and mules. He will pay 70
the highest prices for your stuff ss h
is buying for eastern markets.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25
3. 8 N. Time Table


EAST hound
No. 1i-Through train, departs ........2:O0 a. IN
No. l6-Local passenger " 9:35 4. IN
No. l7i-Accommoda North ex-
cept Monday and We'd, departs. 1880 p. M.
No. l70-Accommodation North.
Monday and Wednesday departs 1880 am.
WEST BOUND
No. l3-Through train. departs ....... 6:25 a. III.
No. l5-Local passenger " ...... $50 y. nj.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

WAaluNuTON San ig rltH
service emplotes. infindlnr ihr mrn
eho drav paf from rnrie Siam f0f
fhaf vort in me rlsiungse. u.iom
hnuaor suH afhei hfancheu ~ ihe
futrfnmfri services throughout co.
country eve nnriiuF intn wsahlnf
econ to attend ~ mrriinN ~ thf SD
fiunsl civil Service Retirement a.
soriailnn ahirb 10 pnfAiug 90 srfurf
foiifrmeHt pensions for risii nrr,ffe
rinriofea I've meriiuF pfomirra o.
ts d stormy ons Whus "a the meft
nsfs of ihe uaaoci Hiiou 80. af sas
mind 90 iar a. the dsalfe Toe pen
sinut Eore thHf arr ~ sidei' alseras
firsa in fersfao rs iho etfls ~ pen
4ion f3aieui ihaf should he adopir4
Two sIfiemf ne rfei,os.d 10 'Ae
hills noe i,epdinE ~ sopfress That
hnnsp a. me Hsmmili hiii pros ld,.es
for straight peaniopt psid sm ~
ibs Fedffsi treasury. - mite ibe k,a-
$50 hiii pfoslAet faf pensions ~iih
foaffibaiers fnsas frsm ihc an
pioyes ~ ~hieh fhe fnrcrnment wili
ufntfihHtf q small percentage The
founrer element ~ tas snnissss r.
fora e;raiFtf frrdrrni rrrrlunv fos
The reason RAT the time whrn fhri
would heur'n d faY distant 500 ln
ibr meauilme under ne eonifihutory
sebeme ihrf woaia b. oiiisad h. eiYe
ap part ~ ii,eif salaries fof manf
fears NJ eif of the oidef EMPLOY a.
wfu pouls hers8s siifibls - rnfise
meat
tn older efnpiufen asfgFaiif nrr
NinlaF ~ support fho system ~ o0n,
ifibuiefT pensions al ihey NoHia &c.
fas nfN - benefit and slaa fof fha
reason that oouFfrfs o. mach more
llteia ~ adopt measures providing
igf nafh e system thar q d a. nae
che hln esilinr fef STRAIGHT Federal
pensions
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

TTHTTNT9 TTHTNTN Nm AT
WINSTON 1AI.FM ~ a. Jan ~
Tho circulation manarert ~ ~
lfading ueHsrspeu 81 North and
souta Carolina met IN Winefos 81
hm TODAY anf heFNH the aunuAi c5'n'
ttufiuH ~ fhrir Rsforisfion TIE TO-
liiAm session NEE ~ tho Hoard al
Trade room this morning eifh Pfcsi
Gent SAN y furrlti "a the chair
Tes cDrfeniion VII last two das'
tnd vin he devoted 70 the errhhnE'
~ FieNg concsrnoinH ranFase'ar
mefheis eoiiemions. preminm con.
Tests and fAfiDef other matters q
afich the cirrulation managers are
particularly Interested
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

Leaves tor Ran Antonio wAco aud
Houston = go m
Leaves fof san Antonio. i2 40
o. m
Laws iof san Antonio. wAco and
founion LOO o m
Arrives from San Ani0nio. Waco and
iioation 60 M
Arrives from san Antonio. 10
o m.
arrives frou SAn Antonio. Waco aud
biousion. 30 D. m.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

nc nams of unon5 aad gfurrosa
"a fnrai prominent anarn igis eha
ulsi saloniha arr in 10 and lff an
reafanUr m fhs naitans has nvrN
marked o. lonf iisi ~ egiio't ~
d sn international ar,frt socirif ~
somhiluf ths uisrs liand in MANY
usta and hatdif lees dUsif
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

ALnANY. 81 " Jan ~ onrrfs
~ she various regiments 90 The Ns
iiDhsl Guard ~ Nsa f0rl assembled
hefs totsy foF fhe AnaaAi coafofcncs
~ their sfate association
The messing watch wfii issf fNo
days. niIi consider request ~ fhf
2af department 90 niinfmiss 80
changes in unifofns % Inc ground
that frequent ehsngef reauii ~ az.
doe etpsGse ~ me 0fhcsrt TIE bili
before congress- profldiAs for snail
asisrf fof msmbefs ~ The National
Gaard ~ moei lDeiaenfNi pfpeuass
~ill aiso - discussed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

ffaiuH ituari south bound 90
o. o.. north hound ana m south
hnuud ot 81. u north boana 81 1a
m
Trains Arrive ffnm north 40
m ifow south lN go m from
aHfth io top m from rouih PISS
m
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

ron SALE choicr hnusc. sft H.
redo ave lares well situated iai. q
feem huu-f sna ouihultluss az les e
No I condition rucc s.. SOC. csry
ierus Call a. shosc numpsf ans
see uen.r tltff
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

dairy farm ~ 20 eco aerss NJ
ianc xifpafed fourteen miles from
Amarillo. wfii - psi lafo operation IN
ne nser future cheese ~lll alec BE-
manufactured o, tails tinaf.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18
Classified Advertisements On This Page Give Prompt Returns For


AnNkNfiSNts st'ne ar~As state o.
North nNkcta nfssfs snssmlsed op-
rcfsonlsiss Tor eezise~e to classified
ndtertssrr& The s~scEnizsa sdvsr.
iis'ns medium 4. shs Fargo psii,
aud ssnasv CcprisrsN~vs the sal,
seses dks psrer Ia the sssse ana the
|esrcr ~hseh carries the isffcss
amount Of classified advertising The
Ceusisr.Ne~s cpssrs North uskotA
The = tisnketi fesahins al rxfts az
The state TIE dss u pshIlsa,soH. u
"a tie paper 70 us> IN order 10 s@t
tesai'ss rates ese seas s~ ward
fifst Insertion. one-half cent rss
~sfd sscse%airs irsc1f,osi fins
esnss rer ssss rcs meNsk saatr~s.
The coatier-sews fsrss. n n
tsu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

FOR NfAf ~ cottage az EOS
saaih carancshua sifeei bal riiy and
t.strru eHter electric lights aud
isoieln runvcnieuoes a 4 saanay
1850
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Tho oid manrs shers ufutof Clos.
elhnd vHf horn srfsutf ut' Yeaft
Hrn e anonf fo hetnmt b national
mrrioHai fn him fhr riifens af
CaitNeN N have organized a
COMMITTEES to raiao iosai Tuned ai
fl.nee fhsi if % he aupl lemenfsd
hy national fpnd of So n0e iot enc
ruggharC ana improvement of thf
rf0urfff
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Mslnr sedfl oi Mueautre WH|
shoe Matof innn ~ schenectady
hov io fnn ihn town aionr thc sH
DIaufilc lines
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loaf on chanagtai of starr
ssrssi hupsh ~ As,s ~l,h sss "a e
FINDER piesss r'tpfn 10 ffed
nafhhcuse ~ lhs por.onioo lof r..
~afe iittf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

Onf ~ ibs grostesg hari,ofa IN ihe
wurid IL uhdsf ossstrueiian a. Port
AFhnsas
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roR SALE ~ oensf. splendid bar.
ssin o room ffam~ rcsldsups. one
bloch snuth of fiiEh SchooI close 10
nropeviy rctms ia ossht. halsnoc
ione ,ims payments Write boa iss
90 can room zoe Gus National BIDS
tTtf
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foR sAi.E iAVsg stable acsne a
eosa business In iicsrshins town
gSop Inhabitants
I4eo scres is miles wrsi frsm
kinEstiils. miles ffom Ricardo. 10
miles ifpm I'tcment Prize SIS per
acre N n Roecrs. kiakstiilc. Tex
tsfi tfss
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lost ~, heifn also tef mafe
tfum ,afdi ~ Cofpus CHRISTI Hard
ware Compass, Reward tof frtnfp|
tifu
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FOR aFNt nuu nyc. aiso sever
room modern house. bath. kiiehon
sink oic Phone Uli a a. Kaisef
1921 Water So 90
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Rates

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aafaf lnserflons msaimum
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application rhonr Sag aod
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

The winter before nalluhsi van.
pairn o. aleaFr called enc apiy sea
snu iu Amtfican politics toihinr
ri too trivial. nothing n Too fiiiea.
igua n9fhinF Do too arinlus 'n he
aseg FOR m arairff anf msn ~hoaf
name hnpprns % b. meuitohHd in
oanue,sioa with the nomination Wr
nrfhr a. quoted a. eating n 80 aea.
sou ~ ~anftlous ieitem ana chesH
politics
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Europe Il disinrhed 30 nsw 70.
lDeai ofFaniaatlon. The Ned
Brotherhood vhoee chsef PURPOSE
aeefnt 10 BE- % pfesrh hiooashea in
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WANTED nresamsAlnf and rlAin
sceinr 4is Brewster paon. s9e
l-if-if
.I.a1H
MANTtn foflilou a. cnok "A
dress D q Cooper F~nersl deliver,
cts t.isttt
pe.a ~, c.lls, WAC, "A.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

y is said that iH fhs efenf ~ ne
Publican qooeess iu fbe naflpnai a..
eeiions net' fau. nhsiheg Tafi ~
Roosevelt sin. crowded pnoseff}' a.
ciass 10 pan. the neat reefsthfy ~
State viii se Henry D. sfimron. stn
a. Tafts reffe'afs ~ War lusi nov
Nf stims0n 10 close personal friend
~ 1nth factions - che RspHhliran
senators ana Conrr@etmen His
irleHas sag no has aii che real poli.
iieal grfsfness and for % 3irors-
frf time a. fhis b. a. e mar -
merit attention fie rsn tsgi pals.
iicf ir e1uai confidence eitb Pastl.
deni TAFT and -rffsideni Booss
feli uithout nnaiug dlnrss ~ tho
slightest deFree 20 b. equally ioysi
~ both
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-18

Since Col Roosevelt has announced
fhat b. wlll nei have anFttinr fo
az nn tho Futicrf ~ neiuF = csuai
aafs fuf tfrsid.si aHf rirfp i'rrn
sent Tar has shnosneed That b. ain
So before fhf ncpntlicHp nsiiousl
convention prepared f0 fGhi ~ fhs
nomination " hr have hnf ons vote
fhe fHmnrf regardinF randiiafes for
ihr nfuHhi'ar nomination hnee ~.
efnased last a. tbHfe are ki,osi
ball dntru Demo rstif rofefnafs
fepofisf at candidates ior me noml.
nation ~ there sfe about ~ manf
lni'rd sfatot Senators credited Niih
presidential rmnitionr ~ the N"puh-
ucsn rsrfg m addition 81 Tfratof
lafoilriir fhe other named mfn.
toned 10 fhia naf sfe gsmn.ins. ~
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Fruit Growers Begin
 Harvest of Big Crop
Benton County Will Have Largest Crops in History is tile Pre-
 diction.

BcntonVille, July 17-The fruit crop in Benton County this year piomis5s to be the largest ill the his- tory of fruit growing in this sect on and many evaporators will start up here EeX5 week as the loads of fruit are br9usht int2 1Ae clty .t4xs,, t.
 The FfffT Brothars, who came here last spring, and purchased as160-acre fruit farm near Bentnnville, arrived here today, and stated that they would begin next week to harvest their Ma den Blush variety of apples. They have 120 acres of their 160 acres in orchard, and claim they will have over 400 barrels of Western Beauties, both varieties being choice brands. The crop is exceptionally heavy, and fruit growers are elated oyer the 1912 prospect.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-18
New York Cotton.

Trading was less active later ill the day. but prices ruled generally steady on the eastern telt, rain forecast and the heavy rains in some of the Allan tic districts. At midday the market was about GOT points net higher on the active months.
 Spot quiet; middlins uplands, 12.45c Futures opened steady. January, 12.34@12.35; March, 12.46@124sc; i; May, 12.56c bid; July, 12.o5@12.o7c, :, August, 12.05@12.07c; September, 1213G 12.14c; October, 12..7c bid; Mo- vember, 12.32@12.33e; December, 1235c bid
 The market was comparatively quiet during the afternoon and ruled irreg- ular. There was considerable support on declines and prices held of 4 points above yesterdays close.
 Liverpool Cotton.
 Liverpool, July 17,.-Cotton-Spot closed quiet, 1O@16 points higher. American mddling fair, 7.01d; good middling. 7.61d; middling, 7.25d; low middling, 7.01d; good ordinary, 6.o3d; ordinary, 6.05d. Sales of the day, c. 900 bales, of which 500 were for spec ulation and export and included G. GOO bales American.
 Memphis Spot Cotton.
 Memphis, July 17.-Cotton-Spot steady and unchanged Middling 12 3-Sc.