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Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-30
IIeId ofa er,,n ef Wheat.

Very few people have an idea of the bounty of nature. A scientist Of Cambridge, Eng, recently made an in. structiye experiment which showed that a single grain of wheat sown in June, produced q Dounds ounces. Org acre or fairly good land will pro duce 30 bushels of wheat or l.2G0 pounds of flour.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-30
R New Face

Mrs. Platt and her little son Tommy frequently went to St Johns church and the little boy had become familiar with the ministers face. One Sunday morning another minister was filling he pulpit. Tommy seemed rather roubled. Finally he leaned over to his mother and in a very audible whisper aid. Mother, what's become of St Iohr?"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-30
Iceland Elaboration.

A remarkable series of explorations was carried out in Iceland during lhe years 1910 and 1911 by a Swiss tray eler, Herm. stoll, who covered a diS tance of over five thousand kllometers Cupward of three thousand one hun dred mfIes) In the course of tho two years
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-30
Overcorfdence.

Your opponent says he can win in a walk" said the c2npaIgner. Well" replied Senator Sorghum. let us eI- courage that idea If we can per. suade him to hold himself down to a walk. maybe I car get ID 2 burst of speed that will beat hiu.'
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-30

trou blc in all it's dreadful forms; shooting pains all over my body, sick headache, spinal weakness, dizziness,
 de pres sion, an d everything that was herrid. 1 tried many doctors in different parts of the United States, but Lydia E.
 PIukham's NeVeta-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-30
Yesterdsy's HoteI krrlvals.

At the Copper Queen hotel: w. F Dreyfua. Tucson: A. W. Dimopd, san Francisco; w. c. Green. San Francis co; l. D. Kuh, San Francisco; J. ". Howard. Cleveland. F. Kircher. New York; N. F. List, New York; R w.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-30

Hall, Nee York: Ben Goodrich, Los Angeles; Francis A. Cave, Boston; ". II. Keller, New Ycrk; Harry TarbeH. Denver; R. E. Kochier~ E Paso: G. B. Knowles, Douglas; II. c Clark, Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-30
NOTICE


 Children who are not allowed bv rarents to attend school. must re nain at home Children attending school will be given g certificate hv the teacher. Those who might be seen of their premises by special officer viii he taken home. and if necessary the homes placnd under q modified or parr al quarantine
 This measure is not intended to force parents to send children to school when they fear to do SO but is intended merely as a measure for checking a possibility for a spread of scarlet fever in an unrecognized form among those children out Of school who cannot be frequently observed
 (signod) BOARD or HEALTH
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-30
PolItica and Frienashin.

Have yon decided how you are go mg to vots?' Yes; but lets change the subject. There's no reason why you and I should not continue to be friends"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-30
Infant Daughter Dies.

Magdalena, the year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Dick Swick, Of Brewery gulch. died yesterday morn ing at 1 o'clock. after a brief Illness. The funeral will be held this after noon at 1:3O o'clock from St Patricks church. and interment will be in Evergreen cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-30
Another Committee Named.
NaIuahl. Cook Book.

The Jacques Mia Co. manufactUr- CTS Of the famous K. c. baking pow der. have inst issued handsomely iithograpned cook book containing recipes in which their baking row der Is one Of the ingredients. The recipes are simply exDlained and show numerous dishes both new anf old Particulars about this beanii'u little booklet m9y be h9d by appiyins
 10 any grocer.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-30
Funeral of Rieihard Ireona.

The funeral of Richard Treona was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Masonic Temple. conducted by Rev. J. E. Fry and interment was in Evergreen cemetery. The funral was attnded by the Masons in a body.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-30
setter Than Letter From Home.

F. l.. Williams, depot agent. Is still thankful. The day before Thanks giving he received a crate of eight fine turkeys from his old Louisiana home, together with several hundred bushels Of vans, something that na- tive Arizonans know morning about
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-30

chandise. He will be brought back to Bisbee for trial.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-30

FOR SALE-Portable chicken ooops
 in frst class condition--a bargain. ]. Colford. Wood Canyon. 1s7,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-30
IONA WOMAN
 WELL AGAIN
Freed From Shooting Pains. Spinal Weakness, Dizziness, by Lydia E. Pinkham's
 Vegetable Compound,

Ottumva, Ioy'a. -' For years I was almost Q constant sufferer from female
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-30

FOR RENT-2 and 3 comfortably fur nished rooms Inquire 207 School
 Hill Box 935. l9s.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-30

,d) BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02
Wool.

BOSTON. March THE CONNER.
cial Bulletin will say Of the wool mar.
ket tomorrow:
Up 20 the middle OF the week bust
ness In the Boston wool market was
extremely light. More inquiry devel.
oped on Wednesday and the sale OF
sample bales became quite pro
nounced. so that the trade looks for
a probable settlement OF the Law.
renee strike in the near future. with
more inquiry for wool. Lines Offering
in the market are pretty we'll cut up:
prices. however. are maintained on an
even basis. except that the extreme
asking prices on fine secured woods
have been lowered 10 the prices which
manufacturers will pay.
The shipments OF wool from BOs.
ton from January ! 20 February 20.
inclusive. we're 5~2.4l9.23g pounds,
against 4o.ss4.5si for the sane period
asst year. The receipts from January
] 20 February %. inclusive. YER a..
o. .ss5 pounds. AGAINST f~f.1aa.5z1
pounds for the same period last year ID
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SISTERSVILLB

SISTERSvILLE, w. Va. March L.
Beginning at the b. a o. railroad
depot here the work OF laying the ties
on the new street car line has COM
hence In earnest and win be con-
tinued 10 Middiebourns. the grading
being finished except at the big tun-
nel.' which In not yet completed.
The EurekS lodge. A. o. L. w, held
n very Interesting meeting Wednesday
night. at which time Donald L. Stone
king. ~fnancier OF the organization, was
presented with a fountain pen in -ap-
probation OF his fa~ithfulness.
Mrs. Thomas Wolfe. nee Bessie Dick,
Of this city. has left for CIarksburg to
visit her sister. Mrs. Tflis Corbitt.
until Monday. when she viii depart
for New York city and on March 9Th
sail on the ocean liner Campania for
Rangoon, India. where her husband is
connected with the Standard Oil COM
pany.
C. A. Barnhart, with the C. a p.
railroad freight Office of East Liver
pool. o.. was here for 4 few days Wis
iting his many friends. Charles Is an
old Sistersville boy who Is always a
welcome visitor here.
Mrs. Henry c. Edwards and daugh-
tiers, Beatrice and Pearl. departed
Tuesday evening for the oil fields of
southern eTxas. where Mr.. Edwards
Is located and where the family will
make their home.
Mrs. VIII Russell. who has been
dangerously I'll for three weeks. is now
somewhat improved.
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wEEzLse rnAOuor cowrau


Erfra 49, y aaIfrr - - -
$500 - - au-rat-f - 81 49, -
80 ur-rarT o. a4r rsas -
arH q aftsra - w
80 M. 49,
NJ - 49, rTH-ts 80 NHr 49,
Z Iuw 80 60 n mr Harrer~nf =
49, 49, $500 49, e. Tff srr@l
- ~ Mnr"H nnrH 49, $3.50
Nr - uanss
80 a~lr - 90 ~ $50 49,
rrr nHwR~r 80 o. uf 49,
~rFri - 49,
Wawa 80 - -
y arna 80 MarNr n $3.50 Rnn1
~ -
Il $3.50 -
49, 80 . 70 -
fl $780, go MH -
80 80 e. 49, ~ $50 -
Nase e. ia $780,
49, ~ I
80 Z. $780, arn
HH Il 49, 49, = 90" rra
~ W -
49, 49, -
N 49, 49, - -
80 -. o. rrwal
$780, - 49, $780, Tr -
$50 30. Zaaa .rH $500 - $50 -
49, raw ~ f. - ~
Era 49, Hara - -
81 80 sl 80 -
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NV NOHk-Stsndard copper firm.
Spot. SO 2Odif 37ih London. firm.
SPIT Gsf. "a. Sd Lake copper. ftS
affAc electroiyfic. i4ts d14Lc.
casting f57.d1ffc Tin easy $40,
90 seas o. IAndon steady go,
E18f fss Lad hrm. o. eoa4 70
Ner Y0rt. london. cfs. 81. 81.
Sp~itsr hrm. tg 7oae a. ta.asu 90
ios Iron. Cleveland v~arrsnfs fas.
~ On London Locally irun 49,
quiet = n ] foundry northsn. tff 2,
Gis 90 70 z tif itaif - 20 Z
southern aud No ? southern sor.
tff 75a1s g.
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WALL STREET
MORE ACTIVE
Surface iodiestieas peistsd 20 Ne
vivai % Outside Interests
In Dealings.

NEW YORK. March i.-Greater
activity. breadth and strength marked
to-days operations on the stock En-
change. Al frequent periods The mar
ket showed q tendency 10 throw on
its torpor of the past fortnight and
on the surface At least the movement
was suggestive of n partial revival on
outside interest
The days trading comprised more
h he usual number OF relatively
inactive and minor issues. but later
spread TO stocks OF influence, such as
United States Steel. Union Pacific and
Reading. Thy two hrst named sold
"ex-divfdend" and steel soon
ed its ~ per cent with a substantial
gain for Union Pacific. The shares
Of the Southern railroad companies.
especially Louisville & Nashville. and
atlantic Coast line. we're In excellent
demand at smart gains. and the buying
was attributed to inside sources. or
the grangers. st. Paul was one OF the
o active features. The electrical
manufacturing stocks, particularly
General Electric az well as the tele-
phone issues. were well to the fore.
the rise In General Electric being
made the basis OF rumors OF an In
creased dividend.
There was more than the usual dt.
versity OF news. but interest again
converged largely around the British
Goa situation. The majority opinion
declined to expectation Of an amicable
adjustment, in tsite OF the negative
results OF the days conferences. Do
nestle events which bore directly
upon the labor situation dealt with
the probable adjustment OF the strikes
In tho New England mill towns as a
result or an increase IN wages. Dis
patches from some OF the leading
trade centers. stating that trade in
general Is moving more satisfactorily
were not without their effect on the
market. which, however. was subjected
TO realizing sales. with resultant re.
cessions. The undertone remained
nrm throughout but business became
less active after the early demand and
short covering had spent their force.
Or the days returns, those OF the
Vanderbilt system were the most IA.
vorable. New York Central reported
a net increase for January of s437. 900.
with a total for all lines of about $500.
300. The Pennsylvania eastern lines
show a net loss OF s432, 900, with only
a moderate increase for those west @:
Pittsburgh.
Northern Pacinc's net decrease was
over 100000. that OF Chicago and
Alton. s11I.0o and Boston and Maine
$4,000. National Railways OF Mexico
increased its net by 1906. 900. these
fgures. 70 be sure contrasting with
the very adverse conditions which pre-
vailed In the republic a year ago.
The bond market reflected the i'm
provement shown in stocks with a
good demand for certain investmolt
issues. Total sales. par value. we're
s2.6l7. 900.
L. s. rs registered advanced Il pei
cent. and Panama 3is Il per cent on
call.
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DEFEATED
In Test Case by Tax csmmissiensr
Against County Clerk
Of Tyler. -

Special Dispatch to the Inteiligencer.
SISTERSvILLE. W. Va. March L.
A cry interesting suit has Just been
decided here. when Justice NJ. ii.
Willis ruled in favor OF j. W. Duty.
rounty clerk. and the county commits
s~ioners. In the suit brought by State
Tav Commissioner Blue TO recover
certain sums for the county. The ef-
feet OF Judge willis decision was that
Il would be destructive to free gov
eminent to adhere TO h tax commits
sioners theory hat county commits
~sioners. boards of education and like
bodies could only 10 such,thjngs and
make uch expenditures as are spe-
cincally mentioned in the statutes. He
also held that neither the clerk or
county commissioners were liable. The
plaintiff will apply to the supreme
court for e writ OF error and super
cedeas.
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STEUBENYILLE

Special Dispatch - the Int rsn~s-
STU HFNNTIIaE -. March Il
iiEFeff Hrus have begun suits arafusf
the bloomfield a smithnsid plke road
commits oneIs Tor St.taaif Tor work
perforfrrd
samuel uoAdoo =, - VI. y y su,,
a. 70 a. iniunrfion o. ore
vent Collecting Illegal assessusnfs
against their uroprrfies fer hrlrk y
menis neEl~rt 70 gropcny certify as
asssmeufs IL ALLEGED
a r. Nixnu - Isaiah Nixon o. IL
sur Tor rarflflon 81 PROPERTY
Commercial Eafioral Hank - n
Ncflsfs - a. suit On forsriesurs On =
murfFaEs nrtr for tLnan Dr. O. aaEaf
fhaf other uura ~ 80 uu anI ffaf
certain mnrtsaE.s - 80 asff.
a jury hss go drssn for ~ o.
lfneu rruefH So fr Nusrrn rnuInr :
raurf rhfrh wiuffred graffan [.
srh0af frarhrr 90 paans-r b. rharr.f
ufh whipping ARA gauosaT arsf
o. Frafa etfh = raaor siruu - thai
rsrks wsrs 80 81 ~ rtnfs 50
o. orHuwaI 80 mrrfn sInra 49,.
grarrn 49, smriorsf an affnrner So
wu danT rrueifT 80 em fafsrI 49,
rsfrufiansi rshfs e rgf srars fns
I'D rfr
sreuhsr rsf-rs e. Ean-srri- q
Werrrr HanuaT rrrurarr rnlinr -
riairrlr - Irf so rnsn
Ifrtafira Nrrrnalf 90 Be- NnrrNr
as aterl- rrfIrr 49, pfrusffr uss
uuiarfufg detaiusf 80 tamar-s rr@s
e. arr rarf
o. y Crosbv W Gers. urx-C
Nsrftrf frr defsndsnf
Amrr-an Isv nacE ocmpsnr - b.
2 NelaYs iufrmsut 80 fiif
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USES REVOLVER
Strenuousness Marks Latest Out
Break In London; Over Hall
Hundred Arrests,

LONDON. March The surra-
gettes made several violent demon
STATIONS this evening in various
parts OF London. One woman fred
a revolver shot through the window
OF the Colonial ONCE. The bullet
smashed the window but hurt no one.
Three other women stoned two win
dOSs OF the oficisi residence OF Prem.
Ter Asquith, breaking three Of them.
There were between 50 and 50 ~.
rests. amonk them being Mrs. Penk
hant
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LEADERS MEET TAFT
Al White House Dinner and Musicale
Maryland situation 10
D~iscuaned.

WASHINGTON. March MANY
prominent Republicans OF Maryland
were entertained by the President
and Mrs. Taft at dinner and a musicale
in the White House tonight. II was
not a political dinner. but the Presi-
dent had an opportunity TO discuss
the situation in Maryland with Gov
ernor G~oldsborough. former Attorney
General Charles J. Bonaparte. Col
lector OF Customs Stone. of Baltimore:
Collector OF Internal Revenue Hanna,
and Representative Parran. who were
among the guests.
Arthur I. Vorys. Republican national
committeeman for Ohio. and one OF
the Presidents trusted political
~lieutenants, was also present.
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lIDED REVOLT
sEnAToR 1NfTc,ecocx nAKEs
cHARoGo ~ PANAMA AFFAIR
oeases puasuB nnoo1ueSea Calling fes
corroapoo6oooe ea h
osbiosl

WASHINGTON. March This
Senate today ADOPTED . resolution
calling on President Taft 10 submit
to II all correspondsacs with Colon.
bia, dealing with the acquisition Of
the Panama Canal zone by the United
States The resolution va offered
by Senator Hitchcock. OF Hebraska,
who urged its adoption IN . speech In
which he charged former President
Roosevelt with participation In cou'
spiracy to foment the resolution BY
which Panama was lost to Colombia,
and the canal xon became the prop
erty of this country. There waU nc
division on the vote Of adoption.
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Cash quotations were a. follow:
Four|steadisr.
Rye-No. ?. soc.
Barley-Feed or mixing. TOO SOC;
fair TO choice mating. 81 1901 2s.
Timothy Seed-Sio 00614 80.
Clover Seed-s16 o0922 90.
Mess Pork-Nev. SIS 80; old.
SIS 20.
Lard-In t~iercss. 50 90.
Short Ribs-Loose. IS 37h.
UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTS.
BURGH, March Cattle steady;
supply light: choice. 81 1908 90;
prime. 81 000 735.
Sheep steady: supply fair: prime
wethers. 81 s5d6 10; culis and com.
mon. 81 o062 so: lambs. - 00@
q 10; veal calves. 50 50QIo 90.
Hogs slow and lower: receipts, 20
double decks; prime hsavies, So 75;
mediums, Sc s0@s IS; light workers.,
Sc 5066 IS: pigs. IS 25@6 40;
roushs. So 75@s 90.
CHICAGO-Cattle receipts. 1000
head: market steady. Beeves. - 80
as 60: Texas steers. 81 6o95 30;
western steers. IS Ic0G7 90; stockers
and feeders. 81 s096 20: cows and
heiferp 32>15Q6 IS; calves. S. 75a
5 90. Hogs, receipts 10000 head;
market strong to a shade higher.
Light. ss 20d6 40; mixed, IS 2OQ
6 so; rough. IS 2096 so: pigs. - so
nc %; bulk of sales, Sc 35d6 as.
Sheep. receipts 10000 head; market
strong. Native, So 25G4 So; western.
81 1904 80: yeariings. - s0Q5 rs;
lambs. native. 81 5o97 90: western.
S. 00d7 10.
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WAsHINGToN-At the beginning

WASHINGToN-At the beginning
or business to-day. t1e condition OF
the United States treasury was:
Working /slance in treasury offices.
ssO.3so,336: In banks and Philippine
treasury. $34.53s.3S5. The total bal
ance in general fund was 1921 .ss2,-
.O4. Ordinary receipts yesterday were
s2.1l1.slO with ordinary disburss
ments OF sS52.034. The deficit TO date
this fiscal rear is s~20.56s.S25, as
against a deficit OF ~s3.I97.613 at this
time last year. These ngures exclude
Panama canal and public debt trans
actions.
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NEW YORK. March i-The ~osfo-
eccda uark~fs are frm "a fr.fIrr
iu far rniuua Wa rnnfa - =
arIr- demands IN fhe aItins h.a.-.
slse have teen $50 in fair Fnlrns
for F~ehraary. and srs suu In far
demand n cots ars quief
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sr-rfsf uisrsfrf e. 80 Irf- $780,
NV YORK Earrs MARIE a.
rinef fhre- guarfers - one frarr
March fufures cioaet oFer-d - Inrlr
MAJ cios-d of~red 81 Ilfer Inir
clusrd oTersf 81 11-tr s~rfeun ~
clos-f crsref e. fal-r n~rewkrr
ciosef orer~d 81 fanar - NJ g
guofef a. 49, Mara sfsafr
O. W. MlNFuHn q 90
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Money.

NEW YORK, March Money on
call steady. 2AG2iz per cent: ruling
rate. 2ss; closing bid, "a; offered at
az.
Time loans stronger. Sixty days. 3
per cent and 90 days. 3h; six months,
3h.
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New Board OF Trade.

Special Dispatch to the I~nteIligencer.
MORGANTOWN, W. Va, March !.
A nef board of trade has been or
ganized at Masontown. Pheston
county. with oficers as follows:
President 8. l.. Borbin; vice presl
dent. b. T. Gibson. secretary. Earl
Dixon and treasurer C.. c. Clear.
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NEW Y

NEW YORK. March Close:
Prime mercantile paper, 4 to AZ per
cent. Sterling exchange easy. with
actual business in bankers bills at
4s4.40 for 60 days ard at 4s7.10 for
demand. Commercial bills. Ash.
Bar silver. 5sAc. Mexican dollars.
47c. Government bonds firm; railroad
bonds firm.
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Huntinaton Primary.

Special Dispatch TO the InrsIiigencer.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. March L.
The Democratic city committed has
designated March 23d for the primary
and March 9th for the city conven-
ton. 81.
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OIL CITY Marct 1-Cr-fff 81
ances 81 o Rurs f-f go r~rar
frr 81 Shipments 80 see. ar~rurs
f11kts.
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Baron's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. March /. IL.
The relieving quotauon. On the more
active Wheeling STOCKS are eorrscesd
daily Tor the i-ntsiiigencer sy George ".
Baron local broxer. n II. r. Marshall
manager Eond l,epartmsnc
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. March Wheat shot
upward to-day. impelled by news that
the stock on hand in Liverpool was
not enough to las two weeks. The
market closed strong. 1Ac TO 10 %
17sc over the figures OF "a hours ago.
All the leading staples took. scored a
strong advance-corn. 1d1lsc to 1h
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Bonds.
Pittsburg Stocks.

WHEELING. w. Va. March /. IL.
The active Pittsburgh stocks. corrected
daily by a. Z. Masten & Co. bankers
and bTokers. National Exchange Bans
building.
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Flew York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING. w. Va. March I, ~.
Fanss OF active Stocks on The Nav
Ioik Stock Exchange. corrected daIly ~
~ y. Masten A. Co. brokers
cog, rl hish. Low Icioa-
Am Beet Sugar 55s 55|z7 J5E7 81
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WHEELING. W. Va. March I. IA
Reported By A. II Aasssn q Co. l. r
Brand. manager: members New FORA
Stock ExehanGA
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-02-16
FOR SALE.
Four yearold bay horse, weight
about 1900 pounds. Enquire of
H. Larson, Toledo Or.

DR.. F. E. Adams the dentist who
wenc to Portland for the winter has
received quite number of requests
from people of the county to come
and do some dental work for them
and he is now trying to arrange his
work there so as to be able to come
and spend a few days at Toledo and
also some time at Waldport and in
the Spring he will 60 to Siletz to do
some work that he has promised to
do. Later announcement will be
made through this paper of his ar
rival. 2-16.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-02-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Serial OSOO5 U. S. Land Onice, Portland, Or.
January "a, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that william r.
Moore, whose postofiice address is Glen Oregon
(finconCo y did on the l1th day of April,
1911, file In this office sworn statement and
application, No. 09005, to purchase the e a nwL
and swA neI4 sec. 10. township II south, range
west, Willamette Meridian, and the timber
thereon, under the provisions of the act of
June 8, 1873. and acts amendatory, known as
the climber and Stone Law" at such value as
might be fixed by appraisement, and that.
pursuant to such application, the land and
timber thereon have been appraised, the tim
Der estim ated 6sO,O0O board feet at 30 cents per
NJ. and the land $4,000; that said applicant
will offer final proof in support of his applica.
tion and sworn statement on the 9th day OF
April, 1912, before the County Clerk Lincoln
Co.. Oregon, ut Toledo, Oregon.
Any person is mt liberty to protest this pur.
chnse before entry, or initiate contest at any
time before patent issues, by filing a corrobor.
rated affidavit in this Office, alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
II. +. HlGBY, Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-02-16

c. S. Davis of Siletz was doing
business here last Monday. and Tues
day,
David Ramsdell of Elk City was
a county seat visitor several days
this week.
Merchant H. S. Pruner of Nash
vile was among the court visitors
in Toledo last week.
ASSESSOR w. E. Ball is in Salem
this week attending meeting of
the assessors of the state.
VIM. l.. Walsh, representing the
Blake, McFall paper house of Port
land, was doing business in this city
Wednesday.