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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-05-12
CLUB LEADERS TO TRAIN.

Paul j. Scarbro and Assistant, of the
State Club Department at Bookings,
will be in Hand County May 9th for
the purpose of holding a Club Leaders
Training school. The main object of
which is to instruct the local leaders of
the various clubs in the duties and re-
sponsibilities of a local club leader.
The first day of this training school
will be May 9th and will be held in
the Court House.
The Hand County club family now
numbers over 225 live wires" These
are scattered ver a large portion of
the county. 1t is a physical timpossi-
bility for the County Agent to person
ally supervise the work of each club
member. Dependence must be placed
on the local leaders of each clubaif the
clubs are to succeed and the boys and
girls to get as much out of the work as
they should.
The Club family with the leaders is
as follows:
Livestock Clubs
| Baby Beef Club
5 members. Bert Humphrey, leader.
Ody u SiuUS-
5 members, G. c. Taylor, leader. /.
IA members. Dave Nelson, leader.
6 members. Robert wareing, leader.
4 members. John McInnis, leader.
Cow-Calf Clubs
6 members. z. w. Carr, leader.
s members. j. II. Spiers. leader.
s members. James Magness, leader.
Sow-litter Clubs
5 members. r. j. Waters, leader.
6 members. Jas s.. Bailey, leader.
10 members. (No leader selected as
yeti.
Crops Club
8 members. M. O. Thompson, leader.
6 members. r. C. Hibbison, leader.
| Soy Bean Club
5 members. A. Z. Swab, leader.
Acme Wheat Club
5 members. Chas. H. Boutwell,. lead
err.
| Garden Club
20 members. Miss Marie Coquiliette,
leader.
Home Economics Clubs
Baking Club
8 members. tNo leader selected as
yeti
| Canning Clubs
s members. Mrs. Simon Larson.
leader.
6 members. Mrs. Melvin Ellis. lead
err.
5 members. Mrs. Mason Ford. lead
err.
s members. Miss Emma M. Enrich.
leader.
s members. Mrs. Ruth Burgett. lead
er.
Sewing Clubs
members. Mrs. Edwin Lorentson.
leader.
8 members. Mrs. Harvey Harris,
leader.
S members. Mrs. r. r. Dearborn,
leader.
z members. Miss Opal Rose, leader.
~ members. Mrs. Rosa A. Dunn.
leader.
z members. Mrs. Weaver. leader.
X. H. Aicher,
- County Agent.
N ..ytN4N r.ff- t4t ar
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-05-12
FIRE AND LIGHTNING INSURANCE

Thirty of Hand County's most repre-
sentative farmers met In the CONNER
cial Club room. Saturday afternoon, to
hear ", N. valgren, Investigator In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
WAY DOWN EAST
.. ". Griffith Production Returns TO
Court Tor All Msxt week

The biggest business and the largest
crowds ever seen az a Motion picture
performances were those attending = W
C;r,caih's magnificent elaboration o.:
Lolita blair Parker's Way Down East"
At the COURT last January. Not even
The IAr.h Of A Nation wonderful en-
Sagereac hero few years ago coutt
'nurA he marx sc, b. Way Down East
The attraction could have stayed two
weeks easily as ne crowds were 50 enor
nous that people Wera turned away
from: avery performance he latter par;
Of tho week after no report had gone
out that e war such a remarkah- pic
tur!zat!on Of tho well known drama.
Next waek the Court management
brings IL back for weeks stay again
0rf Il will be seen with specta, or
chesrra. effects etc. just as Il was in
January. Coming back st popular prices
the eaga cement should grove oven more
popular than Il did before Lillian Gish
IL seen at her best IN this screen pro-
ductSon and she - afforded wonderful
support by Richard Barthe,mess Burr
Mcintosh. Kate Eruce. Lowell Shcr :ylan.
Mary May. Creighton Hale Mrs Nor
gan Belmont. Viva Ogden. MrAI David
landau and Others OF equal prominence.
There will be the usual two shows daily
starting a: as and SIS. II IL neces-
sary to start promptly at these hours
on account OF tho length Of the perform
AncA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
REX IS SHOWING FIVE
ATTRACTIVE ACTS

Five acts OF vaudeville that will Do
hard to best on any ono bill. being pro-
sentsd this week At tho Rex IN ca ire.
ere proving most enjoyable Eyery per-
son on tho bill Is sharing In :he h!xh
praise for tho bill all acta being up
TO The standard OF Pantsges vaudeville
and IN keeping with tho slogan OF tho
Rex. Tho Theatre OF Rsaae;nent" The
crowds are being Increased daily. many
now taking advantage OF tho Afternoon
performances. Tho playhouse opens =:
I =. m. tho performance beiax continued
un;;l - ,. n.
The KItamura Japs added seve-ni now
Ser II. .or.ai stunts - their act i. .,
H'Er. whr-h were received with even
more enthusiasm than soma they have
worked dur-n E the n-s' swo days. lea
81" Miner With her nus!ca, Instruments
ices right at home" AZ The Rex. AMI
-" tanner - which Sns "a putting
"ver' her act Is mos, appealing % local
'aeItre-EOer9. Jarvis and Harrison.
.:'',-:re sons from re World ct Fun.
mad Rodgers ReHne:t and Gibson a~c
~, very entertaining. Tho BIZ - very
W. ',"'lccct A ftve-reel super-tea:urs
;,to,0T'Ar = two-rec. comedy and An
sa;cree:!"E -"ws week.. shown IN b.
''vaS@ -, vaudeville are n. or 'ovah.r.
!~r:.~-.lrc"- % 80 resent bill wi. rs
E~,',n 49," SATURDAY H!gn:. hTt rs haS:
=. -: 'N"-" heto-" -" -rI %, re we.k.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28

lowstono Park was tho study Of tho
evening Miss Stella CCN. a. leader.
assisted by Miss Charlotte Ca'derwo"i
and Miss Minnie Linton. told In II Very
Interesting way OF their trip there. ':~-
err!h!ug the canyons. E-yscrs. mounts
ans. terraces camps, etc.
Many pictures. paintings and post
ards helped 70 make ,he talks moro
rn,!sriC.
This crnuRl dues were paid and the
programs ."r :hA coming year dis;riN-
u,oI on next Muutay evening the club
Will NEE, with Miss sue Jacob, on Yam
kee street.
To California
Mrs. George West and Mrs R-ss Sns>
deker left Monday morning IN Il Stude,
baker roadster for California where
they expect "a SPEND the winter,
wellsburg Briefs
H R Cummings Is nome from three
weeks yisit In Lexington. Ky. and
HUNTINGTON. w. Va.
Mss Lucia Lisgett and Miss Vir-
Eirta Simpson With party OF girls
from Warwood went 20 Martins Forty
Saturday morning to witness the foot
hall game between CoshCcton and Mar
tins FC"-v.
Mrs. Lean Curtis. OF FoIlarshre. was
WeIl>l";r; visitor and shopper Mon
day afternoon.
Niles Virginia Palmer. accompanied
by her father. Il. ". Palmer. ,"ft sun,
day for Baltimore. Md. wher" Miss
Palmer will enter Goucher College.
MI ard Mrs. George Bailey have re-
turnri home from few days visit
with their daughter. Mrs s. \. GrNl,
Of Toronto. O.
Mrs Richard Paxton. ot Washington.
Pa. visited Monday with her parents.
Or. ard Mrs. T.. T. Wvrthen. OF South
Main street.
Mrs. William Rayless and Mrs. James
McQuil,er. OF bethany Pike. were shop
ping In Steubenvillc a.. Tuesday morn
. ing.
J. X. wells Was a business visitor in
Wheeling Tuesday
Miss Lucy Smith and Miss Carrie
Hardsouk were among tho visitors in
S;erbrnville. O.. Monday.
Mrs J. H ZI!ltken and children. Mary
Lee and Jules returned TUESDAY morn
Ing from visit w!'h friends In New
York CitS
Mrs Georgia Walls md son. Jesse.
OF Cnlrax. Iowa. arrived rs'~n'ly t"r
a visit with friends and relatives In
W"'.xbrrg. S',.u!"nvlllc. M"rgant"wn
and other nearby towns. Mrs. Wells
VII I've worry well r"mcmlrered here as
Miss Georgia kn!ght. who was born qnd
"a ssrl n We.'shrrE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark y" Rolt 81 Main
street. visited with Wheeling relatives
recently
J. J. Arnold OF Pittsburgh. Pa. was
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g.
) THE THEATRES ;
Pittsburgh Sun Praises
"Bsware Of Dogs"
william Hodges VIII BE Soon at the
Court Friday and Saturday

Cour, patrons have = RAJ" ;r"'t N
$500 -. .A.,. - L,-,l,, ,rs ~,.r-Gay
49,,
when NJ. "''''8H ''''N" go -
newc$; rom"dy. B"waI" ~ '~SS .
Hodge .as, paved a Cues: -: Honor
49,. ~, -a..snr-x g., ~ sept. . has
III" NHS ~ I'd
'HN"t that :; Is no' necessary ''' .,
-" % actor q - ".'.''t;'t ITan'a'E ",'''
w..N ...;arctf In" u "h''c neat :" 'r"N
an N''.'''NS.' " US t,r'" az a.
-" A.N;H 'h",I'"r "a "r"a'e w us
w, IN ii"t|"~ ''e"&a'i3' '.''e' ~,
'"'-'"N W. = ''.'''' n ,,...,
:" 'A'>" WI" '' g. XIV &c.
Fl x - '''1'"
li'".." mas ''' ""'''' '''e - a. 49,
:. $50 - %; Soc a." '"' '"e' '''e''
ape performance W. never I"rst -
no 4 .>' 10 'a''>" VII" see i'
~ - i"&S ~. l"rSet T.
'.N.se, in'';'".''''. Xxx S''"fs" ".'
t'' - ... .,'''';" . " "'-7'e - -,
- -" 80. =" ~ d"
H'N ......'S'S "'"''.
c.'''H '"''."'', VIZ" ''', d..
.'."'.' 90" "N''h S'",,'' 80, -
rN':- ne N 'h' comedy ''''N'
~ IH''3"'.." N'''7 e N'''''' 60. ~ 49,
we - '". we" - "''''e ''''e"
"@'tr we're "'"'. - 49, '''s :" -.
gay. :.'."t"s '" ~ h.'sH "u' az"
N!;:< the ''"':s'S. "a ''uN'
the s'"H -" ;W.". -" ~ P'"s "''"
OF The pay. TITS ir"NHH'- "1S ne '"'
'.r d.. ,Nir. lat a.E& ana 80 I'm N
many spots wH' no COMEDY max mo
aud ~ncH e-o"" 'I'' n Spontaneous "p'
p.aG~- me and again
"Bewa:" II toSs caves thought IN
ne .r.luL - ;urn over and deliberate
on. attaining purpose above IA; or
entertaining. :, has - do With tho
often nverp,ayed affection t'r CANNES
the breaking ~ OF homes through a
TOO great love to- pets. When | gee
dos on ono end OF chan and hn'
man on ihe o:aer end. | sometimes 60
not Know which Is the more !ntej's"n'.
SAID Sodse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
CITY ACCEPTS NORTH
MAIN STREET PAVING

CITY council last evening took fnal
action IN accepting tho new paving ON
Main street between First and Seventh
strcNts. Wood street from Forty third
10 Torty-ffth streets. and Forty-ffth
stree, between Water and Wetze'
streets Couacil authorized The city so
,icitor 20 draw up a proper ordinance
20 this effect.
After the names OF the property OWL,
"rN and tho amounts assessed them were
real NY tho city clerk. Mayor Thoma.'
y Thon-r asked II there were any prop
erty owners who objected. There were
no objections 10 tho paving or the as
seSsmenta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
SEVENTH ESTIMATE
ON WOODSDALE PAVING,
S7,3O3, ORDERED PAID

II" seventh estimate Of tho WOODS
din" paving was presented in councl'
las: evening by E;ty Manager n. y.
GraCo. III which tier" is due 10 the
Pail Engineering I"r;rany the sum or
s,.3o3.?9 for paving done IN Woodsoaie'
and tyr cen; Of this amount. or
snare. due e. {. Smith. the engineer
IN charge Of the work.
Council authorized the city manager
and mayor - instruct III" commission
ors OF loan 70 nay over "a tho city treas
Juror This amount 0f money and tho city
treasurer in turn 10 pay Il over to the
contractor AMI engineer.
NV York state has IS l-pupil schools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
Piles
CANT Be Cured from tho Outside.

External treatments seldom cure PILES.
Nor do surgical Operations.
The cause Is inside h;'l circulation.
The blood IS Stagnanl. 'hr veins fin hhy
The howell walls nre weak. The parts
I'nuSt dead
t. quickly and safely rid yourself OF
y!les yuu must free he circulation send
fresh current through the SiaEnan;
pools. Internal treatment IS The On"
safe method. Olntmrn;s and cutting
won't do It
J. s. Lconhardr. NJ. n. n specialist set
at work some wears ago g. md Ii real III
tcrnal remedy FOR piles. llo succeeded
He named his prescription 1iEM-Tplp,
and tried 1t in 1000 cases before he was
satisfied. Now HEM -ROln IL sold b?
druggists everywhere under guarantee
II is harmless talbot. easy 10 take.
and can always hc found ~ {. II. Griest
& Co. and druggists everywhere. who
Will gladly refund the purchase price TO
any dissatisfied customer Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
WELLSBURG
STREET COMMISSIONER
INJURED BY MACHINE
George Robinson Received Cpt on Back
Of Head Tuesday Morning.

Street Commissioner George Robinson
was n, by an automobile w:!fe NJ work
on pi.as:.ut avenue TueSda" r.ornIn.
oni received dn"p Cu' On the ne IL
part ~ his bead. MF. Robinson. accord.
Ing 70 th0s" who witnessed the acct
dent vas ~mploy"d or Pleasant az.
rV> ard s'"iT"i Uut In the rnHd Jus
In front e passing n,achtHN. travelling
~ q moderate rate Ut speed. He wa
knocked N the ground. To n,&ch!rr
which Ca-r.rl Pennsylvania !Ccr'e
stopped ard Mr.. Robinson was hrouGh'
'ovthe otst'" q a l"ra, physician. wH"r'
his wound was dressed. He vas all
- walk ~ his homo on Yankee stree
Mics Fannie McCatfrsy.
Nise I'a.u!" l.. MoCaE!r"y. aged -
yea-s died Saturday a. noon a; b."
ho:r" T"n:h and con- n"rC" streets.
rom ~" iENrrrt,!e$ of old age NJ
Mccartney haI Ncon u rcS!d'n. 80 VOL. -
burg 20 'Gn i.as' ,w,.1'! six years 10
ma, aa .-.a,lI she lived = retired ,!:~
Slow - a i... r,hcr - i've Unt'rh Pros
Hv'cr.au rh'!r-T 90" Wheeling S"rvI""s
v..r.. h.It Srrdav =, 'h"h ON" - her
r.:,'",y = : R.ld and wer" conducted
ag T.. = + iurt. The body va.
..'r l..."u;' q. M'Hf1y morning
- '"'"r;"I .'.,l:..'m NJ cemetery.
Shakespeare Club.
O. =. % ..... - 'i.' S':,.,' S''Nar"
-.
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-
""e'"e'' ''S"0r !" Ne''H'"'e
say
Miss Elizabeth Cakes was Wheeling
chopper Tuesday.
Miss M'ldycd BOWMAN. OF Mariana
street. has returned home after SiNni-
ing ;he weekend with Wheeling friends.
Miss Pearl Rrowniee IL III Il; her
home on Twenty seventh street.
down Win fish and game. have returned
home tr"m two weeks outing spen,
M Harness Ford. Moorh"id river IN
Hardy county. West Virginia. Those In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28
DO v0n discriminate at the
dining table-or are
you MomghtlesS?

In thousands Of hornes Tine" Is drawn al
the breakfast table Tea O. coffee IS served for
grown ups" and Postum for children But
some parents do not discriminate. Caffeine and
tannin the. injurious contents Of coffee and tea,
seriously retard the development Of the delicate
nerve tissues in children
Consequently, instead Of rich, satisfying
Postum, children over stimulated by the
,ugs IN tea and coffee; and 80 may grow up
irritable and nervous Any doctor can tell you
that this IS q great evil and should be corrected
Although scne parents feel a certain jus.ifi-
cation for the personal indulgence in coffee. yet
the harm to them may be equally serious. |.
may take little while longer for the drugs n
coffee and tea to act an older person. but in many
cases the nervous system and allied bodily func-
tons will become weakened. The surest way to
avoid such possibilities is to quit coffee entirely and
drink Postum instead The change permits you
to get sound restful sleep
Postum is the wel-known, rneal-tne bever-
ace. Like thousands Of others you will like i
because, in favor, it IS much like high-graG>>
coffee.
Do away with the distiction at the table.
Serve delicious Postum, piping hot, to all the
Emily. One weeks trial and it is likely that
you'll never return to tea and coffee.
Postum In forms: Instant Postum IN tins)
nde Instantly in the cup addition Of boiling
Postum Cereal packages Of larger bulk for thoes who
prefer being prsparud)
made by Boiling for 20 mnutea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28

mea, sl,rcrs. s"n.cs. ANA cash registers
wrre installed.
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Have you been reading "Ths Revolt
OF Vera Snnderbon3" It ends With the
week ending October !, and viii b fol-
lowed by another splendid serial, 1.-THE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-28

NV York state has Is l-pupil schools.
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THr r"&'!:ar meeting OF the Third
church board vii, he ne j
- -" church pNri"rs this evening. "a
Witch line many important business
'rr''.rs a~r - =" take" up. The m1tn
factor OF thH meeting VIII be the pre-
x I" carry "ut tHr w:u'er activity
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STOCKS and BONDS
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-The stock market today fulfilled in moderate measure it's promise of greater strength and activity, as indicated by the vigorous rebound late yesterday. Aside from relaxation of rales for call money, no visible change occur. red in the factors which have held the market in check.
 Adoption of the Winslow bflI py tDe house, implying partial compensation of claims by the railroads against the government, failed to stimulate more than an intermittent inquiry for representative transportation shares.
 Cumulative signs that the steel in. dustry is near price readjustmenl game impetus to issues of that char. acter
 As a group. oils again monopolized the bulk of speculative attention. Pools were active in General Asphalt. Mexican Petroleum and kindred shares.
 Highest prices were recorded in tue final hour, but the market reversed at the first indications os profIt tax ing in such issues as Crucible Stee! and Mexican Petroleum, an easy tone rullng at the close. Sales 45O,OOO shares.
 All call loans were made at per cent, the lowest uniform rate in many weeks. Foreign exchange was confus- ed, dealers reporting little business. save Ill sterling and French francs.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY QF cOCHiSE.
 NOTICE OF FOREcLOSuRE SALE.

No. 3532.
 Bozo Porobich. Plaintiff vs. Charles Polu. and Laisa Polt. his wife. defend ants
 Under and by virtue Of a Special Exc cution and decree of foreclosure and sale, issued out of the Superior Court of the County of Cochise. State of Arizona. on the 18th day of January. A. D. 1921: in the above entitled action. wherein Bozo Porobich. the above named plaintiff. ob- tained a Judgment and decree of foreclo- sure and sale against Charles Polti and Luisa Polt. his wife, defendants. on the Sth day of July. A. D.. 1920; for the sum of Twenty mine hundred eighty-sour and 05-l00 dollars, (S2,9Si.05). principal. law full money of the United States, with in- terest at the rate of six per cent fer all mum thereon from the date vf said juig. ment until the full amount of said judg- ment and decree is paid. which said de- cree was, on the Sth day Of July. A. D.. 1920; recorded in Judgment Boox No. 9. of said Court, at page S39: l am con- manded to sell tine certain lot. piece or pa eel or land, situate, tying end being in Bisbee, County of Cocpise. state Je Afi- Zoi,s. and bounded and q fscrihed as fol- lows
 All of lots twenty-one (2D and fifty (5O) in block Eleven CID of the Bishee Town site. Cochise County. State of Arizona. as per the official map thereof made by H. w. Jorgensen. C. E.. dated January. 1905: and filed April Srd, 1905; in the office Of the County Recorder. of said Cochise County. in Book One. of Maps. at page %. together with all Improvements there on:
 Public Notice Is hereby given that, >n Wednesday. the 9 day of Feby., A. D.. 1921; at o'clock F. NJ. of that day, in front of the Court House door of the County of Cochise, I win. in obedience to said Special Execution and decree of foreclosure and sale. sell the above de- scrioed property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said judg- ment. with interest and costs to the highest and best bidder for cash. lawful money of the United States. 1921;
 J. F. HOOD. Sheriff.
 By CHAS. RLYTH.
 Under Sheriff
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FOR SALE
Nos -e-REAl esTAT.

FOR SALE-New room plastered house, in Warren, has replacement value of S420O. will sell partly fur nished for S1000 Less than replace ment cost; 4 room furnished house In Warren, rented at S3O.00 per month, will sell for S1S0O.0O, terms; New 4 room house in Tombstone Canyon, $17O0.00 cash. $200O.OO easy payments. Other good houses at reduced prices. We have prospec- tive buyers looking for bargains. If you want quick cash tor your bar gains, phone or write me. IN SURANCE that insures, fire. life, accident, health, burglar. indemnity, auto, plate glass, bonding, etc. Phone 26, No. 51 Main St. LTF.
 S399-1-30-tf
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WANTED
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED-Small gasoline engine and wheel barrow. Box 3S2, City.
 S522-211
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First Pub. 1.al-2l
NorIcg ro cREpIroRs

In the Superior Court in the Count, of CochiSV. state of Arizona.
 Estate ot ElWm .. White. dcccasrd Notice Is hVrchN given by the under signed, administration of the estate of ElWin J. White. dvcvased to the crcdi- tors of and all persons having claims against the said dcCCascd to exhibit them with the nccvsSarN vouchers. with m Tour tN months after the first publi- cation ot this notice to the said adnninia- trator 2t office ot tlanigan N Murry. at tolncys at law. BiShec. Arizona. the same being ;hc place for the transaction of the business Of said estate, in said County of Cochise.
 MICHAEL F. RYAN. Administrator of the Estate of Elwln J.
 White, deceased. ttNfi Dated this.-........-... day of JdnuatN, fg2l.
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BOSTON coPPERs

ast. s-NL.4 d. 5htlk 4 f
 Correspondent Logan 6 Bryan
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 04S4Sf

Department or The Interior, '. s. Land office at Phoenix. Arizona.
 January 10. 1921. Notice is hereby given that Sic A. West. of McNeal. Arizona. who. on July Sl. 1920, made Homestead Entry. No. oiSiSi. for SE --i Section % and NE i-i. section s6, Township 2l-S.. Range 25-E.. c. & S. R. R. S Meridian. has filed notice establish claim to the land above describ- cd, before James Allison. U. & Commits sionor, at BiSbcc. Arizona, on the 25th oaN of February. 1921.
 Claimant names as witnesses: CloS. \. RamsOwer, JohH Williamson James Jones, and Tony Stuckel. all Of McNeal. Arizona.
 CHAS. l.. MARSHALL. Register
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IN THIS SUPERIOR COURT or The State Of Arizona, In And For
 The County Of Cochlse


 Deceased. }
 NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
 FOR PROBATE OF WILL
 Notice Is hereby given that l. W. Wal luce has filed in this Court a document purporting to be the last Will and Testa- ment or Joseph A. Tanner. deceased, to- gether with a petition praying that same he admitted to probate and that Letters or Administration with the Will Annexed thereon be issued to him. the said l. w. Wallace. and that Saturday the 18th day oi February. 1921, at the hour Of lO:OO clock X. M.. at the court room Of said Court. in the City Of Tombstone. Cochise county, has been appointed as the date or hearing herein and all persons inter- ested are hereby notified to then and here appear and show cause. if any they may have. why said document should not he admitted to probate ana such letters issue thereon. as aforesaid. Dated this S1st day of January. 1921
 J. F. JAMES. Clerk.
 By JOS A. NEN,
 Deputy Clerk First Pub. s-2-2l I.aSi Pub e-issl
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Oilt STOCKS
METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Lead dull spot 4.75. Zinc easy: spot East St. Louis delivery 5.OO@5.05. American bar silver .991s; foreign .62. Copper steady; spot lo@13h.
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RATES One more consecutive oserr'ons tds,lyi Six consecutive insertions tone week. --- rsenty-four consecutive ;aseetons lone month,
 Minimum charge 25 cenes
tC per wOs~
 Sc ser ~orc i6 OCT ~oro

a n Q m
  No  ads be M
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FOR RENT-One 4-rOom furnished
 house in Warren. Apply at Hogan & Seed. S532-2-13
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10

FOR RENT-5 room furnished house.
 modern 3 room unfurnished mod ern. fl Art Hill, Tombstone Can- yon- S52S-2-11