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United States Marine Band
at st. Joseph.

On the evening Of November >
Americas greatest musical organiza.
ton, the T.. :. Marine land. from
Washington, ID. C., "The Peoples
Own" will play In concert at the
A auditorium, st. Joseph. This splen.
did band Of 80 pieces. conducted by
Lieut.. Santelman. Is on a tour Of the
United States, the first II has taken
In many years, and the last one 1,
will perhaps take for twenty-five years
to come.
The Mems Choral Society, Of st. 10.
seph. the foremost musical club of
that city, Is sponsor for the appear.
ance Of the band In st. Joseph and Is
putting up the big guarantee that
was necessary to bring the band to 81.
Joseph. The Auditorium has been
secured at great expense for the con.
cert, and IL Is necessary that admis.
sion I've charged, the scale Of admit.
lance fees being from y cents to 81.
In addition TO the concert by the
nations own great band. there will be
two chorus numbers by the school
children OF st. Joseph. directed by
Miss Hal Rogers. The children will
sing THE Star Spangled Banner" and
"a merica" with the band playing the
accompaniment. II Is possible that
the Mems Choral Society will give
one or more selections during tue
evening.
Taken as a whole the concert will
be far the greatest musical event ever
given In this section Of the country.
Madame Scheri, formerly with the
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company,
and herself one OF the greatest solo.
lists OF the country, Is touring with
the band and will be on the concert
program At the Auditorium at st. 10.
seph.
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for each other assistant for each day
they may be actually employed.
Laws 1909, p. 1861
The proposition so submitted shall
be printed on the ballots In the fol-
lowing form:
"For County Highway Engineer
Act"
Against County Highway Engi-
neer Act" with the direction:
MARK out the clause you do moi,
favor"
1t is further ordered that the Coun.
~ Clerk shall furnish each Of said
newspapers with certified copy Of
this foregoing order as notice.
STATEOF MlSSOi'RI.t
COUNTY or llOLT, 81
!. +. l.. l.. Xeller, clerk Of the Coun.
ty Court, in and for said.county, here.
by certify the above and foregoing to
be true copy Of the record In my Of.
flee.
In testimony whereof. ! have here.
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
l--) Of said court. at Office in
SEAL. Oregon, this 18th day of
49, October, lol2.
r. L. TELLER.
Clerk Holt County Court.
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Il RESOLUTIONS.

Resolved, 81 lst-That the hearty
thanks Of this convention are hereby
expressed TO the people Of the Wood.
vile Presbyterian church for the use
Of their church building for the SEES
sions OF this convention.
2d--That we greatly appreciate the
kind hospitality u the good people Of
this entire country community, for
their efforts To make our stay among
them u pleasure and for the good
things provided for our temporal
wants.
:M-Tlat 1t Is the sense of this con.
vention that there should he thor
Ough county Sunday school organiza.
ton In our county for the purpose of
stimulating a greater interest In and
effort for the Sunday.school work
within our bounds.
4th That the circulation OF the
tate Sunday.scllool paper, the News,
would be a helpful agency In keeping
our workers In close touch with the
improved methods of this branch of
church work.
5th-That 1t Is with pleasure that
we welcome to this convention MIR.
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From John Adele.

Dear Editors:-I jus, got through
reading your last issue Of The Senti.
mel, and lind that everything seem,
To go rs usual. People come and 20.
] am indeed sorry 10 hear that my
old friend and neighbor, T.. d. Handy
has left this world for Il better here.
after. ] see thai you had some good
rains In your county and am glad ia
hear that everybody is prosperous.
but We can bca, your rain record AT
La Pryor. In June, from the 18th "a
the 18Th. We had better than : inches.
We had several showers In Sep,em.
Der, and last Friday. the llth, from
shutdown till saturday evening. We
had ! inches, and Tuesday and Wed.
nesday, In ~ hours, 5.a0 Of an inch.
How Is that for dry county, Every
thing looks tine: as ideal fall weather
as any one could wish. Our fail gar.
den looks rs tine AS ! ever saw. We
got watermelons to eat every day
beans, cucumbers, tomat oes, and all
kinds OF vegetables. We are all well.
II you can spare a corner In your pa.
per, ] wish you to let your honorable
readers know about this. Regards to
all We are going to SOW oats this
week. Yours truly,
JOHN ADELE.
La Pryor, Tex, Oct, ri, 1912.
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See that your ballot has on II the
names Of John kennish and Charles
A. Denton, for Supreme Judges.
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See that your ballot has on h the
name Of A. NJ. Tibbels, for Prose-
cutting Attorney.
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NOTICE
OF
ELECTION !

NOTICE OF AN ELECTION TO
BE HELD UNDER THE PRO.
MISSIONS OF ARTICLE FIVE
OF CHAPTER t02, WHETHER
THE PROVISIONS OF SAID
CHAPTER ENTITLED "COUN.
~ HIGHWAY ENGINEER. AP.
P0lMTMeNT AND DUTIES
Off, SHALL CONTINUE TO
APPLY TO HOLT COUNTY,
MISSOURI. OR WHETHER
THE COUNTY SURVEYOR
SHALL Be ex.0FFlCl0 C0UN.
TT HIGHWAY ENGINEER OF
HOLT :C0UNTY. MISSOURI.
As PROVIDED BY SECTION
t0.572 OF SAID ARTICLE
AND CHAPTER.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

ANTiIpNS-Tho funeral services over
the remains OF the late James fS. An
thony, aged % years. VIII oe held today
(Tucsday), at l p. M, at the Fifteenth
ward chapel. Friends are invited to
attend. intcrment in City cemetery.
ANDERSON-The funeral services over
the remains OF the late Hannah Ander-
sou. aged ~ years. mother in-l9w OF In
spcctor &. y. Carlson, viii be held today
(Tucsdayl. at ] y. M. nj the Poplar
Grove warehouse. Friends are invited to
attend. lntcrncnt In CITY cemetery.
GlLL1Vr,R-Fu Funeral services over the
body of Henry GUllver who died De-
ccuber 2S, 1912. Will lac held al the Farm
ems ward chapel "Wednesday, January l,
1913. beginning III IL o'clock. Friends IN
Nited. Intermcpt in City cemetery.
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DIED

NAY NE-At aso West seventh South,
December 80, 1912. OF heart disease.
Emma Maync. born September 10. 1853.
IA England. Funeral services Wedncs-
day. January J, 1873. at II Il. M. at
The Twcnty-siSth ward chapel Friends
are invited to attend and can call at The
family residence on day of funeral from
> TO 1889 a. m. Intcrnent In City ccmc-
terry.
GEpGl5-At tho family residence. Twelfth
South and Redwood road. December 80.
1919. of uId age William Gedge. aged 50
>ears. Native of England. Funeral serv-
fees will be held at tho Poplar Grove
ward chapel Thursday January 2. at II
a. IN. Friends Invited. 1ntermcnt In
Iiiy cemetery.
PETERSON-At 5o6 South Seventh East
street December so 1912, of cancer.
John Peterson. aged "a years. Native OF
Denmark. Announcement OF funeral will
appear later.
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FINDS MANY LESSONS
IN MONKEYS HAND

Mrs Pearl j. Parker paints; VINO
is visiting Sal, Lake. reads an instructive
,torv from tho bands OF Prince Floro.
ihc ,.himpanzcc That has been III inc
T;iuDrcss during Tie past week. Snc
points out some .stril,iuG features among
lhc ljn",, Of The ,.himpauzee hand. one
uf them being that Tue hands are differ
cut.
She spys that on the left hand the life
Ijnc Is nurn:,i indicaVinC Il life of from
seVcnfy-fVc TO 100 WEARS. the life hno
also Indicates chat the monkey will die
a lou- N;y from tic psNre uf birth. The
line uf nauuccs IS extremely strong,
showing strength ana T. public career.
Tho head line Is also strong, stretching
clear across The hand. The line Of the
hear. is as long as IL Is in most persons.
showing by the dropping end that the
owner VI tho hand will have NE OF
sorrow The line of talent is strong, rs
ia also the line OF health. although the
latter would Indicate heart trouble. The
most remarkable line on tho monkeys
hand Is the line OF Influence, which goes
directly across the palm. cutting every
line and Indicating: that someone VIII
take possession Of and influence his en-
tire lifr
Two distinc; head lines form the fca-
'iire Of The tight land, They indicate
double mentality or unusual mental pow
crs. The life Inc is similar 10 the one
on tho left hand. 1lthouEll the lines gem
orally arc rot so distinct on the right
hand
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GROCERY SPECIAL.

= DoI. GOOD EGGS. Sc; LBS.
sugar. 25c: I pkGs. Cereal coffee. 25c:
Z lbs. rice. navy beans or chill beans.
.ac: good broom, 20c: good cocoa, lb. 25c /,
Ilumr's salmon FOR Soc; lard is down.
- ljc ~ i5c los &1.i5: 6 cans peas,
&c: cans corn. l5c: best soft-sheIl
walnnts. 10. 2Oc: lbs. dates. 25c: . lbs.
Jonathan apples. 25c; good oranges. doZ..
! 80; SPLIT peas. l5.. &c; good mixed nuts.
H.. lSc; cans stra awberry Jam,
nc creamery butter. 35c; . lbs.
eastern cheese. Soc: straight grade -four.
81 .on: plsgs. raisirs. &c il lbs. sugar.
ule. can. I0c: plles creamery butter.
CSC; ci,ron and lemon peel. zoe. 8 lbs.
Sutaua ra!sDs 3Jc: pkcs mincemeat,
lac. Chicago Store. ilG w First South.
m25SJ
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WANTED
Wsnted-Female Help.

GIRLS IN ALL pgPA RTMENTs. Ae.
PLY READY FOR WORK AT A. NJ
AND ! P. N. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY.
42l SOUTH 9Th EAST.
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w. WILLIAMS & SON. 165 ~ ST. WAS.
1si5-W, uphostorlng. chaira recaned.
oJi2
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LAUNDRIES

PALACE LAUNDRY co.
office 20 W. Second South. phone
Dfficc % j.. Second South. Wasaich 1851
Office 33 f. Third South. Was. $40.
Works 1oS II. Fourth South, Hyland cSSs
and Hyland bs2.
Laundry brought 10 offices saves "a
per cent
No extra charge for one-day specials.
k2S3f
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CUT FLOWERS


lICDDAkT FLORAL co. g. SO. MAIN
-. Phone leG. Cut flowers and fu-
r,erai designs n1S32
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For Rent-CarSee

OBILE GARAGES SALESROOM,
etc. fully equipped and The best loca-
lion in tho city; state street bet 2pd
md 2rd South. formerly occupied by the
Dodd CO. Apply q. S. Holmes.
office Senlon hote.. f13o.
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LOST-GABNET RREASTPIE. RE
torn 10 tins Office. Reward m37G9
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NATURES FERTILIZER

SiLTAkA, POWDERED. DiSSOLFENT.
odorless. wecdless: prepared Tor plants.
bulbs. lawns. shruhucry- Mig. by Taylor
Phosphate & Fertilizer Co.. dealers In
fertile soils and fertilizers. 1857 Bueno
ave. ". 36SW. Cor sale by Peoples
Forwarding Co porter-Walton Co.
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Furnished.

\->~N~S---~--rN---~->~r><~>->
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED. MODERN
Groom bungalow for rent 10 riSht
party; reference required; s2iOo- Tee.
phone Uylnnd $Si-M. n]ii"
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DRESSMAKING
SAFES AND VAULTS

\ COMPI.E'rE IINT or SAFES AND
vaults always on hand. A few second.
hand safes for sale. Write for circular.
Shealy safe & I'ault Co. ~ T. .. place.
ooGT3
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ATTORNEYS
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

JOHN j. LAASS,
Mechanical engineer, structural design
ing and general drafting. TnVenting u
speciality. Office No. 902 Eearus bldg.
Tel Wasatch 1926. :n2366
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LADIES' TALORS

JAN. AND FEB. SPECIAL-COMPLE
auit. $50 90. your material and. s,lI lin
ing, 500 90 Perfect III. Repairing re-
modelling. fucker e. Evdashin. $50 state
Wasatch 6Sl3. m2tIG
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CHINA DECORATING

I---->>~~--~---~>----
MISS BCEGIiA WAGENERS STUDIO,
- East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes, Glass and private
Icxgons c9G9
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MASSAGE


MAGNETIC AND NIliKATCRY MAS
sage. New York methoc. Rheumatism
cured. 70 Cialena block, 2ud South and
State sts. mll09
ELECTRIC TURKISH FAITHS, sl.00
Massage, residence, or 322 Kearn3 bldg.
Wasatch 1907 k50
VAPOR BATHS AND ELECTRIC
treatments. 6S East ith So. mts3
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BOOKS AND CARDS


THE BEST SELECTIONS OF BL.OKS
and engraved Xmas cards at the pes-
eret Sunday School Union Book store. a
L. South Temple street. uSl&
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PRINTING

ARROW PRESS-UTAIFS BIGGEST
plant Printing. Binding. Office Sup
plies AND Furniture. Legal Blanks. es
w. md So. Exchange 90" k125
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LOST AND FOUND

5-OaT-i.4DT's NECKLACE AND PEN
deut. pnrplc sionc, Reward. Return ia
Tribune office. n2033
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WHERE TO SToP

.---,>l-~--------r---'-. rIer iST'
IiNCOLN HOUSE. 6S NAo va soc; y
$50 rooms: rates, Soc' i"c '"' f1
crn, baths, l1c-
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FACTORY GIRL LOST MONTH 5
wages. green purse. shopping district
or Wandenerc car. Miss Boyd. McDon-
aid Chocolate Co, s. reward. m2l8C
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SEWING MACHINES


We SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes. l59 State. Wasatcd 4i0J.
d34l6
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MONUMENTS. ToMBsToNEs

,-AEGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Nick cnZic Display wards, 4i2 So. State.
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WINDSOR HOTEL. zs5 so ,y.<
weekly winter rates 10 s,r5A1 PA
''esHi hens' electric lights aud rs,
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HAIR SWITCHES MADE, sl.Oo PER
strand: combinss bought. Hair dressed
~ your home. Girls taught. Il. Sasse's.
Was. 1895. m2o2f
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HAIR GOODS


MANUFACTURERS OF TOUPEES.
OF hair goods In the city Comb'ngs or
cut hair made up to order. Salt Lake
Costume company. Hills L. Broadway,
m1J22
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


l. C. O'DONNELL, UNDERTAKEN.
and e,hbalmcr. has moved 20 new loca-
tion. ca5-2c7 South West Temple street.
Realty bldg. Phone $50 o3339
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FOR RENT
Housekeeping Rooms.

MODERN ROOMS FOR II. K. GAS
rauHe; rent very reasonable. l. Ken
dali terrace. 4th and 5th So. OF W, lem,
pie. 1880
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BUTTONS
SAFES REPAIRED
ROWLING ALLEYS

TVIEDsOR BOWLING PAh'f for il
Main, PRICES each wees
lIe-b lCoVsS
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Farms for Rent.
For Rent-Hotels
Furniture Moving.

GOODS. PIANOS. OFtICE
furniture. Ga.ss, exc. Alex Pickering
Transfer Co cSS4
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EBEE W. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
onbalmer i6i So. West Temple. Phone
SOC d3
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FLORISTS

ALI. KINDS CUT FLOWERS FRESH
from greenhouse Porter-Walton Co.
@7l State rn21St
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LOST-BLACK MUFF At MOOSE
club. Retvra TO Moose club Reward.
n3I22
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LOST -SECRETARy'S BOOKS OF REY-
Dulds circle No. I, l.. 6. a. K. Call
Uyland 2l29-W. Reward rn336i
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CLEANING AND DYEING
APPLES-POTATOES

FOX FRUIT FARM APPLES. e5C PER
pushcl., potatoes. SOC per bushe, de-
livcrcd. Phone Murray 1871 mS7Si
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FOUR ROOMS: GAS RANGE AND
bath; s17. 26S So. IN East Was, 1898.
ni209
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FOR RENT

For Rent-Furnisned Roo-
o>>-~~O~~>~-~oo--.~ %tovI
FURNISHED ROOMS s0p
near university. BIS So. 1s,S
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LARKIN-IIljLI, UNDERTAKING COM
pany; modern chapel parlors. 255 So.
md East. Wasatch 5i32. Open day and
night mi392
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LOST-GOLD WATCH, SUNDAY AF-
.ernoon; likely on G street or Boulc-
ward. Please return 10 this Office and
obtain reward. m3776
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CUSHIONS, UPHoLsTERING


MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE.
paired Salt Lake Mattress & Mfg. Co.
Phone 229D. p1555
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-06-07

Three drunk men and an automO-
bile are liable tocut most any kind Of
a caper. There was party of this
kind from Mound City at the river
Sunday night. May NJ, and II It hadn't
OF been for box elder tree 1t might
have been necessary to seine the river
for them. They were coming down
the hill towards the mill when the
car ran In the ditch. In getting out
of IL they lost cont rol of both their
heads and car, and the car went
through the fence for the river, a
box elder tree kept them from max
ing the high dive and outside OF a
good scare there were M damages
d,ne. Fillmore Gazette.
--R. &. Benton, Our real estate
n an, has removed to the Richards
building-tlie old "iIOweli HOuse,"
and has fixed up coy and comfOrta-
BILE quarters. He will he glad to have
bis friends "drOp In" and see him.
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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, and ask
that the same liberality he shown
our successors-The Oregon Fnrni-
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.
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Notice.!

The school Board Of the Oregon,
Mo-, Independent School District
viii receive bids for the furnishing
and installing Of Boys and Girls Toi-
let Rooms IN the basement of the
school building In the city Of Oregon,
Mo. Plans and specifications on lille
at the Secretary's office, Oregon, Mo.
and at the office of Architects Eckel
Il Aldrich, Corby-Forsee Building,
st. Joseph, Mo.
All bids to he sealed and In the
hands OF J. u. Thatcher, Secretary,
Oregon, NO., by Il o'clock p. M,
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ATTENTION, COMRADES.

Members OF Meyer Post, G. A. II. /,
will please remember their next meet
Ing will be held Saturday, June ~,
1912, at e:Oo p. M, at the home Of
William Opel. Let there he q full
attendance.
T. c. FULLER, Commander.
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FLOWERS FOR EVERY GRAVE


mandrr Fuller. ur Meycr Post. and
Chaplain Powell had charge. The
services were simple though bcauti.
rul. and consisted of the ritual cNur.
cises of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public, and were held around the
unknown" grave that had been pre-
pared by the Kindness OF the Oregon
Chrysan,hcmum Society. The exer.
ciscs here we're closed 10y tie guard
firing their salute TO tie Dead.
and Capt Mum sounding Lights
out" on the bugle.
Rank, we're broken and the task Of
decorat ing the graves was taken up.
The cemetery never before looked so
beautiful a vcritable Hover garden.
cur people surely owe a great debt Of
gratitude to the noble band of women
who constitute the Oregon Chyrsan-
themum Society for the keeping aud
care of our cemetery. Every grave
was marked with ilag which bore the
name of Meyer Post" upon It: each
son was assigned To one or two graves
and thus each grave was remembered
by floral tribute.
Many abroad having some dear one
buried. sent flowers: many from
abroad came and IN person gently laid
their floral Offering upon the grave Of
some dear one.
Completing the work Of decorating
the graves. the column reformed aud
ret urncd TO the starting point. where
they we're dismissed until Up. IN.
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The audience being dismissed, the
Sons of Veterans remained and elect
ed their ranking officers for the year
by selecting &. Il. Mum, captain, Ed.
ward Rostock, first lieutenant and Al
bert Markt, second lieutenant.
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JUNE 18TH, 1912.

The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
by order OF the board Of Directors
this June lst, 1912.
j. 7. THATCHER, Secretary.
G. j. FUHRMAN, President.
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First Tuesday in August, 1912,


being the 9Th day Of August. lnl2, do
hereby certify pursuant thereto. that
each of the several political parties
Of this state and county Al said pri-
mary election may nominate Candi.
dates a. shown herein. 10 lr voted
for II the general Eclectic To bc held
In November, 1912, for each of The
following offices:
One Candidate for Governor.
One Candidate for Lieutenant -';ov-
ernor
One Candidate for Secretary Of
State.
Onc Candidate for State Auditor.
tine Candidate for State Treasurer.
One Candidate for Attorney.tien-
eral.
One Candidate for Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioner,
Three Candidates for Judge Of Su.
preme Court, Three To he Elected. }
One Candidate for Judge Kansas
CITY Court OF Appeals.
tine Candidate for Representative
IN Congress for Fourth District.
Che Candidate for state Senai or
for Third District,
Onc Candidate for Member of the
House of Representa- al ives,
Onc Candidate for Judge County
Court for First District,
One Candidate for Judge Count
Cour, for Second District,
tine Candidate for Prosecuting At
torney.
Onc Candidate for sheriff.
/ Ono Candidate for County assessor
Onc Candidate for County Treas
urcr.
1 One Candidate for Coroner.
! One Candidate for Public Admin
istraior.
/ One Candidate for County surveyor
One Candidate for Cons, able ~
each Township.
/ Given under my hand and ol,cia
seal AT the city Of Oregon, this lotl
day Of May, \, D., lol2.
+. l.. KELLER.
County Clerk.