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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
Predict an Early Rise.

l'iyerinen Of the Missouri and Miss.
iS>ippi rivers predict AN unusal rise
In these streams this spring. Many
are already preparing for "a very
high stage OF water and some fear
Hood condit ions.
As Is we'll known there have been
unusually heavy SHOWS all over the
country tributary to these great nv.
ers this year, and the hard winter
also has kept much moisture In the
ground, which viii come out AS soon
a. the weather warns, rivermen say.
For his reason they look for an early
rise. Formerly, they say, the forest
trees and underground kept the snow
from melting uutil May or nearly
June and the June rise" was the
thing 10 he dreaded by the river bank
jewellers. The deforestation of the
Northern streams, they say, has
changed this and the high water fol-
lowing IA hard winter comes about
April.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22

u. +. Kellogg and son, of skid,
more. who have relatives and many
old.time friends down this way. will
be glad to learn that they are now on
Il tour of old Mexico,
The grounding was due TO come
ou' of his hole saturday last, and re-
main out until time to go into hiber.
mating quarters again next fall, But
the piles of snow still on the ground
induced him to return To his winter
quarters. lie certainly has made
good In every way this year.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
Monday. April 8. 1912.

Tie basis Of representation to the
County Convent ion shall he one Dele.
gate for every - votes or majority
Of. as was cast for President ial
Electors on the Republican Ticket.
shall have less than = Delegates.
Each Township Is entitled To the
following number of Delegates:
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22

We would rather not print the
name of the scientist VITO says that
women do not know how to cook.
These columns are conducted IN the
interest of peace.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
: Farms For Sale!

No. s%% % 'q1 QUE G ' y @
::s IA j; n; CPD ' &; i ' : g :;
i: "a :: ;;:$: : ;$;: ill., 4; s. ;:
T %.: $ s" IT, 'i5$ a"s '%$
o to ST rear wi VI y ny st s Joseph part payment What have
No. s q: $ +: ;; '$% Sf '
% r. ] S pay %"i ' no! @
% " s ton '" p aa T Ts . %
No. $$% q " s: :; G
8" r n s.s; la. It, a Ss o, , ";Ss ." saa
isi'; Ii, S:s +" rs % {: a
ap %f ., az" a@ ss ,r % Come to 9s
I'D %s; Al %%,o ' "; %, ia j 81 S MI be pleased Viii it. f"
No. t% sfG Story " it.a % a smoke t tt S, New S%S~
sa , ". I E% s'' anal Tf" a' a mo;
s sS 6; 'S'' S'i' %'"' 1"' "
SS ; :%H :: ::$ 49,: :$ Is. 's
$ :$ $; fj; " "; ; :'$ Dr.: s: i$;
NO. $s i :'; $ s ( IS: 5%$ ! &: ''; '"i :;
F"' sA d; ' from a" y "% r 0 %s ' .%s
$: @ @ @ !is: #. g.. : %
: @ IN is 80 sG} s '" I'd % t.: $ ,$$s s
lm" Land + l""'' some hgr,1 Al lanh can Il" catiyi,,d
laar. meadow, "cari and pasture This ,NcIcut
T% ,1 I f .I are T., s FAIR THE '"' we'll worth I'll"
No. " '" TA u a E El % s. SS . ,; :, i , sI
"SE '' Viii p ! ' pc, "' acre.; and
NJ" :@ sA% L. %I '% rt .ny 's %aa "s
n.y., STAT" Of rn lon onlA mi, from ,ipp'"s and trading
rms I. an Al country lon" a, bargain the ii2io~
No H. toR SALE lesa. Holt rron
J. miles from Forest tiiy. q
the l">, stock and middle
i practically Lgn ci bottom land all mad" soil which is
Of IMPROVEMENTS. FIN, .~a Tn T,, ,mn Is
AnEyE>rn rn,n,crn and win Tor iel ever, years
!. located private stock the
. % ns"',ca I' u III s . and %s";S % aid
Price" >"" per acre cash. balance long lime i
n" H. FOR SALE III acres 81 miles from Mound
horses Glib t,ari,d barn old house used as an on,"ut shed
culii,ation Price t1j'"
No h. FOR SALE from
Mound 'hi r,"m house good smoke house fair
crib IN some cicy Ir,clIa and
plum trees acres ,imo, and alfalfa meadow Abou ~
ml"rd pasture a~>kc and imoIly under
ug sl fence; aIa"" aI"d wire; ~ Price
Ss0,'
Possession of lev Of ri"," spring.
read Transfers ending Ma,
:a,S }, ,, M, before ii
Pan arir Irx,, south Missouri ~ " ~ "
For Results on Write.
A. w. GOTTEN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN DEL.
EGATE CONVENTION or
HOLT COUNTY.

In obedience to the Call of the
state and Congressional Committees.
the Republican Voters Of their sey.
eral Townships are hereby requested
To meet In their respective Voting
Precincts M > H. m on
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
Down i'm Texas State.

Tie many friends of Mr., and MR.
! Rev. Willis Weaver. formerly ut
Forbes. tn, nov residing al Scalri
Tex, viii H. glad Ia hear from them
through tl,r following extract from a
lct,c recent y received 10y this oricr
from them:
II look on The SEA, incl ~ a weekly
letter. which brings me news Of my
old and former Holt county friends.
! wish you had a. faithful u reporter
from Forbes A. YOU have IN Forest
city. and New Point.
We like II here very we'll,
making allowance lfor the unusual
winter all over the United States
bur spring l. very backward, though
a few farmers have planted some
corn. Some say they are not going to
lmgin planting until the end of this
month. ! have potatoes and rape up.
hui they do not make much Roadway
bcau>c II l. still 50 cold.
1--WE We're unfOrt unaic IN losing
W''N' w ''' G'''~ ~ 'iN 'N'h''S w
the building where they were stored
ON ncighboring farm. waiting for Us
10 get our building done. The tire
was discovered just ~ the roof fell In
about ! o'clock IN the morning, How
II started Il mystery.
~ am enclosing a few verses cut
from The Kansas city Packer from a
report of u convention Of egg men
there. March r.:
W" read about the Nutmeg state and the
state ~ the Rrd-mrn's home,
The Urunitr state" the Creole STATE and
th" state whri" the goph"t> roam
They tell arut IA" Golden state ana the
state ~ William Penn,
iIui CIV" ~" old Missouri, With her lieu. Ilch-
Hen,
Ci,oRr>
iniiana has her iioo,icrs,
illinois her mines,
kentucky has her blur-gia>>
Aud Maine her lonely pines.
Ari,ona Inns her sand hills,
ohio, famous men,
itu, CIV" ~" old Missouri,
With her Hen iicn-li.n.
They call Missouri the great mule state. an
hi that yall"r houn.
ANA preach about the many thing, that's hid
beneath the ground.
They boast about her famous oyarks hut
crawl Into my den,
And IN sing /" you the praises ~ the Hen
ilrn-iirn
CllORl>;
Montana has her mountain land
Virginia. Pan Handle Pete"
North Cur'lina has her turp"ni Inc,
Wisconsin's hard to heat,
Nevada IL the "saage Hen state"
Hut let Us SAY Amen
For the "Show Me State" Missouri
with her ii"n-iIcn-Iirn.
Sealey Ten, March ~, 1917.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
To Meet at Savannah.

Members Of the Fourth district
congressional committee, met at st.
Joseph. "Wednesday of last week, and
selected Savannah as the place for
the district Republican convention.
which will be held Thursday. April
llth, to select two delegates to the
Chicago Republican national conven.
ton.
The manner of selecting the dele
gates to the convention was not pre-.
scribed by the committee. this being
left to the different county commit
tees.
In Andrew county the committee
has set April q as the date for pre-.
cinct mass meetings, to choose dele.
gates to convention to bc held IN
savannah. April =. In Atchison coun.
~ the same plan will he follow ed.
with the convention IN Rock Por, on
April $. In Holt and Nodaway coun.
ties preferential primaries will prob.
ably liz held April =.
The congressional committee Is
composed OF l., man iIolcoml,. of An.
drew county: Max Robinson. of Nod.
away county: Vincent Gilpin. Of Bu.
chanan county: Frank Walker. of
Holt county; l.. {. TiIson. Of Noda.
way county: II. A. Lamar. Of Platte.
Frank Fulkerson. Of st. Joseph, held
the prox, Of Mr.. Lamar and GEORGE
Jones. of 81. Joseph, that Of Mr..
Robinson.
At the convention two delegates 80
he national convention and Two al.
tcrnates viii be- chosen. as well a. an
clectOr. At the several county con.
ven'ions the same number of dele.
gates chosen To The district conyen-
ton will bc elected To the -. Louis
convention of April -. when tour del
cgates at large and four atcrnaIes
viii br chosen.
Follomi ing Is the call Of the com.
miticc:
rursuan, 10 a resolution adopted al
a meet ing uf ihc Republican congrc>.
~iunal committee oi tie Fourth dis.
trirI, hrld IN 81. Joseph. March u,
1917. congressional convention j.
lrrcbl called Ia meet In the city uf
savannah un Thursday, Apri II. Tor
the purpose Of clcctlng two delegates
from >aid congressional district TO
tie Republican mai ional convention
10 bc held IN Chicago. III . on June
J.. l"l2, and To transact such other
business a. may property come before
said congressional convention.
The basis of rcprrscnta,io ion IN such
congressional convention SHALL he one
delegate for every 300 votes or major
fraction thereof east for .the :ltcpub-
lican electors IN laos and therefor
each county Is entitled to the follow.
ing number I'll delegates:
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
Saturday. April 9th. 1912.

for the purpose of selecting delegate rs
to attend the County Delegate Con.
yention, to be held In Forest City.
Nh IN
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22

The Oregon Canning Co., will can
sweet Corn, this year. 2.9tf
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-23
HAD TENDER SPOT FOR HORSE
Washington sld Grant Alike in Their Fondness for the Noble Friend
 of Mankind.

The disposition of the late Presi- dent Grant to talk horse was a great cause of offense to certain prim peo- pie If they had consulted history they would have learned that horse talk was also a characteristic of that distinguished soldier and fine old Vir- ginia gentleman. George Washington by name. declares writer in the Army and Navy Journal. ''I found" wrote the artist Gilbert Stuart that it was difficult to interest Washington in conversation while was taking his portrait l began on the revolution. the battles of Monmouth and Prince ten. but he was absolutely dumb Aft CT a while l got on horses. I Lad touched the rigbt chord" Washington was then president of the United States and resided In Philadelphia where he had a stable of six and tWen ty horses. He used to say that he needed but one good quality in a horse and that was to go along for he could always keep his saddle pro vided the animal could keep his legs After the surrender at AppomattoX Grant had not a word 10 say about the stirring events through which he had just passed. but as he sat over his campfire that night he turned to his quartermaster and said: "lngalis do you remember that old white mule So and So used to ride in MexicO?" Of course. under the circumstances Ingalls, was prepare1 to remember that or any ether experience that pleased his chief He probably would not have cared. however. to remember just then the disastrous speculation in raising potatoes in which he was Grants partner when they were sta. toned together in Oregon.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-23
CONNECTS SUBSCRIBE
 FUNDS FOR REWARD
Texas Prisoners Take Steps for Continuance of
 Honor System

HOUSTON. Jan. 22.-(Specia) Be cause the honors of the prison sys- tenn was aspersed when two convicts escaped after the governor of the state has proposed putting all con victs on their honor not 10 escape if allowed to work on the roads, con yicts at the state penitentiary have subscribed a sum of s29f as a re ward for the apprehension Of the es- Caped men.
 Recently Governor Colquitt prdpos- ed a plan whereby convicts would be placed upon their honor not to escape and put 10 work building roads. Nc guards would be provided and the prisoners virtually would be free, with the exception that they would be compelled to work where directed by the state and during their sen. tcnce. The plan was accepted by the cOnvicts, all eager to pledge their hon. or not 10 escape.
 The recent escape of two convicts has aroused the indignation amont the other convicts and thirty of them raised S2g1 in amounts of from s1 to Sl0 and forwarded it to the gov eTnor as a reward for the apprehen- sion ard return Of the fusitives who violated theIT own honor and aspeT. sed that Of the convict body.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-23
BOUND TO LAND SOMEWHERE
Mir. Manheim's RoundshcEt Way 10 Find Some Place Where He
 Could Get Rights"

There may be little exagseration in this bit of alleged court news from the Troy Times. nevertheless. the tale rests upon the important fact that wives need no longer complain that the law fails to protect them against their husbands The rights" of wo- men in this respect seem more secure than the rights" of men in the core spending case.
 Simon Mannheim. holding ice to the side of his head. appeared in court and demanded a summons for Mrs. Mannheim
 "I am a goot husband" explained Simon. but mine vife Is peevish. See vat she dit to me"
 The clerk expressed sympathy at the state of Mir Manheim's eye. but declined 10 issue the summons. This court" said he. "is for women that are not supported by their husbands Go upstairs to the police court" MT Mannheim went upstairs. The magistrate looked at him coldly. This court is for wives who are abused by their husbands" he said. not for bus. bands who cant take care of them | selves"
 MT. Mannheim. obviously puzzled 1 started downstairs again. He called on the clerk of the court of domestic | relations "Aber don't take care ol
 mine wife, do you git mel" he asked We surely do" said the clerk Here's where we do full justice tc
 women. but We don't care a white bean for men"
 1 MT Mannheim started out. In ar | hour he was back in the police court
 under arrest. but with an air of men \ tai repose. The magistrate wanted tc ! know the charge against Mannheim \ "He threw q stone through the win
 dow of the Woman's Rights Club
 room" said the policeman.--Youth'i
 Companion.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-23
There Is a Difference
Between Promises and Actual Results.

Promises won't overcome hair trou- ble. The manufacturers of Newbro's HeTpecide promise nothing which is not justified by an intelligent use of this preparation. The desired end uL timately becomes an accomr;1shed fact This is the reason that HerpiciGe has thousands 9f satisfied friends all over the world.
 By keeping the scalp clean and healthy and destroying the dandrut germ, Newbros HNpicide makes beautiful hair. Herpicide prevents the hair from failing and allows it fO grow unhindered and naturally eX- cept in cases of chronic badness which is incurable
 One dollar size bottles are guaran- teed by all druggists to do these things.
 Send l0c in postage for sample and book to The Herpicide Co, Dept. R. Detroit, Mich.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-23
ICANANEA NEWS NOTES
lRv Iosenh ! Cohnl


 CANANEA, Son., Mex, Jan. 22- In an explosion at the smelter on Sat urday afternoon at about 2:25 o'clock i've men were badly burned by molten matte, and oHe. 9 Chinaman. will de. Reese Lloyd, an American, foreman at the plant. was badly burned about the head. s>Oulders and back. and is in a serious condition at the hos pital The others were more or less seriously burned. Several had mar row escapes from being burned by The molten mass.
 How the accident occurred is un- known, but it is thought that the lining in ,he converter fell in and threw out the matte. or that there was little moisture in the lining
 The Empgre Mining company, pro tOcOiized Dolores Mining and Devei- opment company. will soon install a three-unit Pittman mill at it's Golden Cross property, in the Magdalena dis. trict, about fourteen, miles in an air line from Cananea. A party of the company's officials are at present in the district on a tour of inspection ol its various properties, in this and 4hs . Magdalena districts.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-23
CONDITIONS
 NORMAL AGAIN
United States Attorney Morrison Tells of Visit to Capital
 of Mexico
BUSINESS INCREASES

United States Attorney J. F. Nor rison returned to Bishee yesterday morning from the CityoU Mexico. where he spent two weeks on private business. Mir. Morrison is "a fluent speaker of the Spanish language ana while there he talked with many prominent people or the Mexican cap ital with the idea CT obtaining an i'm partial understanding of ethe condi- lions in the lower republiooaud in dis cussing the conditions ofIthe country with a Review representative Sester- oay Mir Morrison's expressions were optimistic. iu
 Though he was TIT the Mexican capitai in an uEoAeial capacity Mi. Morrison was extended every courtesy by the American ambassador and the president and bacinet officers at the capital
 Have Faith in Madero
 T took occasion while in Mexico City to make intimate inquiries COZ cerning governmental and financial conditions and got the impression that the people of Mexico have faith in President Madero and gre willing and determined that he shall have every chance to carry out the reform to which his administration is pledged ! had the pleasure of an audience with President Madero and the impression that I got of him is that he is earnest and sincere as well as. determined and if he is given the chance, as believe he will be. le will work cut he program which he has Imposed up3n himself 10 do. 20
 Regarding the business conditions Mr Morrison said tpere was evidence in the Mexican capital the normal Conhucns iE business were rapidly returning He was informed by the smeriCan ambassador. Henry Lan2 Wilson. that business relations be tween America and Mexico had iH- creased with remarkable strides in the last two years. evidenced by the bus mess transacted through the office ci the American ambassador
 The Zauatc trouble is the only ripple oa tho surface of NexiCan n i- jiJual politics at present, Mir. Morri- son said. and the federal govern ment has that trouble well lu hanC The downfall of the Reyista mOvemen, appeared to have been complete to MT Morrison and the silent appeal Of the rathctiC old warrior. General BNnar- do Reyes appears not tO have been without effect in lis own country While Mr 1iCvr.SoE heard nor asked for any official information OT eNpres- sion OBI tle subject he got the ils uression that Mexico would be mCr C.iul to the deluded old man whose ..-r.if,- rrzt... H-.4s..1..I him irso g nlp QuiXOte.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-23
The Forest.

Seeking inspiration. ! leave the city and go to the forest. journeying there by the path Of meIGory. for chains self-urged. prove too strong for re lease from city desk
 visit in tsJught its oratory. whis pering a prayer of love and praise place flowers upon the altar Of stones made beautiful with velvet Of moss and Iichen lace
 The winds teach my lips a new song. the sun grants ny eyes fresh vision. earth fastens wings on my ,eet
 As walk through Is aisies ! an, shrived of weariness. weakness. fear At the font Of spring am [ baptized into new understanding
 Then. receiving the benediction O, the trees. ! return again 10 my desk renewed in spirit. strength and. above all. in love.-Fron the Craftsman.
 v~~E
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-23

manner. He will be a hard worker Both members are Of the progress sNc type Of democrat and both will favor advanced legislation.
 Loviu is one of ,he kind of men who make an Expression when they are seen in action, and when the novelty of being in the state senate has worn away. he will be a prom ineut figure Coming as he does from a section of the state, where there is a great chance of improve ment and development, Lovin will te factor in the politics of the state in a few years. as the people Of the entire section have great confidence in him, as his overwhelm-
 Senator Lovin sold his interests ing majority shows, although he had a strong man as his opponent
 Mohave Is Rich County. Mohave is one Of the richest coun- ties in the state in natural re- sources, and is one ot The largest, and the residents are of the con- stTuctive kind.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-23
HoW's This ,

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls CataTrh Cure.
 F.J. CIENEY ( 70. Te,1io. Q. We. the undersigned, !, ,-v1 l-l9wl s d. Cheney for the layf 9 years, md be ei'Fc him perfectly honorable il nli busint transactions and nuancplly ahie C. cl-rJ out any ohNza.i0rs IF go by li1 h-rl. NATIONAL BA,s.. J- C-1.--..-.-.f Y.
 ~c.cIo O. Ira'rs Catsrrh Cure Is t1'fc1 i1tHr14lr. etf.4.r ftrectly upon tisa blood and Ilr- cous au- faces cf Inc system. Testir1uni ! 3 st -t frco. T'ris e cents p bot.-'. Sti4 bv ru frrue~ists.
 Take Exl's Family Fills fer constipation
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-23

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Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-23
ForeeIosure Ordered

In the case of Kuster vs. C. F. Bell e al, a judgment was ordered in fa- yor Of the plaintiff, and a degree of foreclosure ordered on the mortgage on the property involved, located in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-23
narrnIess Tad.

T suppose in these ragtime days you sell very little classical music?"
 More than you would imagine" an. swered the music dealer. Almost everybody buys a few sheets to place on the piano when company calls"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-11
WOULD HAVE u. S. BUILD
THE TERROR OF THE SEAS
Senator Tillman Thinks if We Had
Such a Marine War Machine
It Would Be the Peace
maker of the World.
IFrom The Tribune bureau.

WASHINGTON, July 10-Senator TIL
man has a new plan for putting an end
TO the feverish struggle for supremacy
in naval construction. He has embodied
Il in a resolution which he would have
introduced to-day had il been possible,
directing the naval committee to find cut
the maximum of everything about a
are ascertained he would embody all the
qualities in a single vessel. ito be named
the Terror and become the peacemaker
Of the world"
The resolution Of Senator Tillman,
who has been on the naval committee
for eighteen years. is as follows:
Resolved. That the committee on naval
effairs be and II is hereby instructed to in
vestigate and report to the Senate what is
the maximum size of ship. whether battle
ship or cruiser; the maximum thickness or
GrmOr that such ship can carry safely. the
maximum size of gun the maximum speed
and the maximum desirable radius of ac-
tion of such vessel that can safely be built
SO as to navigate the ocean and enter the
first class harbors of the world. how much
craft can such vessel carry in order TO
enter the existing drydocks in this country
for repairs and TO safely pass through
the Panama Canal the object being 10 find
out from authentic and reliable omciai
sources the maximum size and maximum
Draft the maximum armament and the
maximum thickness OF armor IN order 10
make the very best battleship or cruiser that
the world has ever seen or Will ever see
the purpose being 10 have this country own
the greatest marine engine of war ever
constructed or ever TO be constructed unHer
known conditions. and TO report Whether
cne such overpowering vessel would not. IN
It's judgment be better for this country 10
build, than TO continue. by increasing taxa
ton, 20 spena the millions and millions oil
dollars now in prospect in the race for
naval supremacy
Let us find out just how far we can go
with any degree of safety and go there al
once. Let such vessel be named the Ter
ror" and become the peacemaker OF me
world let us leave some money In the
Treasury for other and more necessary ana
iseful expenditures, such as good roads. CON
trolling the foods in the Mississippi. drain
ing the swamp land in the South and lrri-
eating the arid land in the West
Senator Tillman says nothing about
the probability Of other nations building
similar "Terrors" of the sea-