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The Holt County sentinel., 1908-04-03
Order Of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI
County of Holt
In the Circuit Court of Holt County, Mis-
souri, to the regular April term.
1905 thereof.
T. W. BalIew Lumber Company, "A corpora
ton. plaintiff.
sarah F.. TaIlay. formerly Sarah f. Williams
Eva Schnepper. formerly Eva Williams
Morva Lit.d, formerly Morva Williams, Mrs.
Ollie Houston. formerly Mrs. Ollie " iliam>
and Charles Williams. defendants.
On this 9th day of January. 1aS. comes
plaintiff herein and filed its petition and
affidavit. alleging among other things that
the defendants are all nOn-rcSdentS of the
state of Missouri and cannot be scrv q with
summons in this state.
Wherefore it is ordered by the clerk of this
court in vacation. that the above named de-
PENDANTS be Motif by puDiicatiOn that
plaintiff has commenced z suit against them
in this court. the object and general nature
of which is that the court ascertain and de-
termine the estate, title ana interest of the
said parties. plaintiff and defendant herein
respectively. in and to lot twenty c.ol i'm
block ten uW in the original town (now
city of Maitland, Holt County, Missouri; and
define and adjudge by its Judgment and de-
cree, the estate. title and interests OF the
parties hereto severally- and that such iudg-
meut of the court divest each ana all of the
defendants and all persons claiming under
them or any OF them. of all interest in and to
said real estate ana that tht entire title To
all of said land be declared and decreed to be
vested in this plaintiff and its title thereto
perfected.
And that unless the said defendant be and
appear at the next term of this court to be
begun and holden the 9th day of April
1905. at the court mousse i'm the City OF Oregon,
Holt County. Missouri, on the first day OF said
term answer or plead to plaintiffs petition,
that the same will be taken as confessed and
judgment he rendered accordingly.
1t is further ordered that copy hereof he
published according TO law in THE HOLT
COUNTY SENTINEL, weekly newspaper pub
liShed I'm Holt County, Missouri. and deSis-
mated by plaintiffs attOrney.for four success
i've weeks. the last insertion to he at least
thirty days before the said 21th day of April,
1908. FRED w. COOK.
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
i-l Witness my hand and the seal of
SEAL. the Circuit Court of Holt County,
f~-N this 18th day of January. lHe.
FRED W. COOK.
Circuit Clerk.
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Sherif'S Sale

by virtue and authority of "A special trans
s.ript execution, issued from the Offic5 Of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of hickory County,
Missouri. returnabe at the May term. 1905 of
said court. and to me directed in favxr Of
Bahler Bros. and against Charles IoOnliS. /
have levied upon and seized all the right,
title, interest aud claim of the said Charles
LoomiS, of, i'm and To the following described
real estate to wit: The southeast fourth of
the northeast quarter of section twenty-sjX
Ca6), i'm township. sixty Q50l of range thirty
seven C31.D
All lying and being i'm Holt County. ard
state of Missouri. ana | will on
WEDNESDAY. Api;iL l. ~. 1905
between The hours of 9 O'Clock in the forenoon
and O'Clock in the afternoon of that day. AT
the court house door i'll the City Of Oregon.
County of Holt aforesaid, sell the Saulc, or SO
much thereof as may he required at public
vcndue. to inc highest. bidder for cash in
hand, tsubject 10 all prior liens and judg-
rnentsl to satisfy said execution and costs.
\. Il. McNjIIG.
sheriff of Holt County
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Executors Notice

Notice is hereby given. that Letters OF Ad-
luiniSJration on the estate of George /. No
Intyrc. deceased. were granted to the under
signed. un the Eth day of March, 1905 by the
Probate Court OF Holt County. Missouri.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to cNh bit them for allow
ance to the adm nistratoF within one year
after the GaIc of said letters, or they may be
precluded fro any benefit of said cs ate:
and if such claims bc not exhibited wit hin
TWO years from the date OF this publication
they shall be forever barred.
This 9th day Of March. 1905.
ARA .. MCINTYRE.
Administrator.
First insertions March ~. 1905.
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NJ. T.. Church.

T. J. Enyeart, Pastor.
Preaching every Sabbath morning and even
ug at 10 :40 d. H., and 80 p. IN.
sunday school every Sabbath at 80 a. IN.
:. Morgan. Supt.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
30 p. m.
Epworth League Junior every ,Sabpath
T., and senior one hour before preacnini
very Sabbath evening.
Business meeting of the official board th'
'rst Monday of each month. at 80 p. m. ]
l.. Kreek, secretary of the board,
". F. nj. Society meets the first Friday {
ach month, 2:30 p. m.
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Evangelical Church.
E. +. Boehringer, Pastor

E. +. Boe oehringer, Pastor.
Sunday school at lOa m.
Prayer meeting Thursday at 9 p. m.
services every Sunday morning and evening
Regular preaching services the first am
lird Sundays at IL Il. M, and the second an
ourth Sundays at 8 SPIN.
Preaching at Nickell's Grove on the first anc
ntrd Sundays at p. m, and the second ant
'urth Sundays at ii a. m.
Preaching at Culp school house on the first
nd third Sundays of each month.
Preaching at Benton church second ane
ourth Sundays
All are cordially invited to attend.
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First Insertion February !, 1905.
Notice of Fina; Settlement.

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed administrators. in charge of thu
estate of Edward \. Brown, deceased. will
make final settlement of his accounts withSld
estate as such aGminiStratOrSat the next tern
of the Probate COur, OF Holt County, Nilsson
ri. to be holden i'm Oregon. in said county. on
the Iiiii day of May. \. d.. 1905.
FRANK WALK Err, q, W. POINTER.
Executors.
Th;, lltii day of February, 1905.
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SheriTS Saia

Notice i hereby given that. whereas. En-
ma Ia ser and Franz y. Raiser. her husband.
on August ;. 1904. by their certain mortgage
Of record in book 80 at page l., conve Jed to
Holt County. in the state of Missouri, lots
one "a. two C2). three CH and four a.. and the
west fOrty-siX (46, feet of lot five .5l as the
same are designated in block three C:D in the
original town of Forbes. Holt County, Mis-
souri,. to secure the payment of the bonds
given for money borrowed Of the public school
fund of said county as therein described.
And whereas, it is provided i'm said mort
gage that i'm case of default i'm the payment
of said bonds the said property shall be sold
for the payment OF the same, and whereas,
the county court. by its order OF record of
date February 3rd, 1905, found said bonds in
default and ordered said property sold as i'm
said mortgage provided. q copy of which said
order duly certified by the clerk of said court
was delivered to me on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary. 1905.
Now therefore in consideration OF the prem
iSeS, and by authority in me vested by law,
by virtue Of said order of SALE I. A. X. Nc
Nulty. Sheriff of Holt County, Missouri, will
on -
WEDNESDAY, APRIL % 1905,
at the north court house door in the city OF
Oregon. in said county, between the hours OF
10 O'Clock a. III. and o'clock ID. m. OF said
day. and while the circuit court of said coun-
ty is in session, sell all of the right. title in
! tereSt, estate and equity of redemption of the
said Franz y. Raiser and Emma Raiser in
and to said property to satisfy said debt and
costs. and of this all persons will take notice
A. A.R.McNULTY.
Sheriff of Holt County. Missouri
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Church Directories.
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. James NJ. Walton, Pastor.

Rev. James VI. Walton, Pastor.
Sabbath school at $50 every Sabbath.
Y. p. :. c. F.. at $50 p.
Prayer Service Thursday evening 1T a:SO
}. IN.
Preaching every Sabbath at II a. IN. and
30 y. m.
Woodville every Sabbath at p. M.
: Everybody cordially invited to attend Il e
Il )ove services
n the pastor can help you, please call for
1iS spryirpS
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If you want the best farm paper
published come in and We'll fix you up.
What do you think of this-THE SEN
rINKL and Colman's Rural World for
only S1.75.
For Sale.-A good. new, Famous
Ohio" Cultivator;. used one season. Call
on w. j. Brodbeck, at The SENTINEL
Office.
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Executors Notice.

Noticr is hereby given. That Letters of Ad-
ministratiOn on the estate of j. Jacob Her
man. deceased. were granted to the under
signed, on the 3rd day OF February. 1'OS. by
the Probate Court of Holt County, Missouri.
All persons having claims against said Es-
tate, are required to exhibit them for allow
an e to the Executor within one year after
the date Of said letters or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit of said estate: and if
such claims he not exhibited within two
years from the date of this publication they
shall be forever barred.
This 5rd day Of February. 1908.
CHARLES j. HERMAN,
Executor.
First Insertion EehiIIary /. illS
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Fred Zimmerman, OF the estate of
Mary Becker, deceased, will make final set
tlement of his accounts with said estate as
such administrator at the next term of the
Probate Court OF Holt County, Missouri, to
be holden i'm Oregon I'm said county, on the
11th day of May, A. d., 1903. -
FRED ZIMMERMAN,
Administrator.
This 18th day OF February. 1907.
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Christian Church.

Elder b. H. Dawson, Pastor.
Bible school every LortlSday 9:45 a. H., ID. +.
Brooks, superintendent
Y.P 5. C. E. every LOrdSday $50 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
1:.0.
Preaching every second and fourth Lords
d ~ morning and evening, II Il. M, 30 p, IN
All cordially invited to attend all meetings or
he church. All made welcome by the pastor
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M. E. Church, Forest City.

Rev. j. =. GOdbey, Pastor.
Preaching on the second and fourth Sunda,
each month, II a. ILL.,. and evening.
Preaching IN the first and third Sunday even
(.
sunday school every Sunday at 80 a. m.
Junior League at 2:3I p. H., and Sen'o
,7ag,le at y. M. j. a. Lease, Pres.
Prayer meeting every Tuesday evening Pm
I.aiie>' Aid society every Friday at ? 80 Err
Nrs. E. A. Scott, Pres.
Preaching at kimsey school house oa ID
~ aI.d tiiId Sunday mornings.
;i.a,ji.v school at 10 IA. hi. James LeXs
1t.
III are cordially iGyiied tn attend.
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geles TO pour out into the streets with
brass bands of welcome on my arrival
Cheerily | smiled. III | expect to
get acquainted with people | shall get
acquainted with them" | told her
firmly. Il shall go Overfowing with
friendliness and best wishes toward
my fellow man and that will bring
about the desired effect.
"No doubt, my dear Charlotte" Aunt
Miranda said. grimly. that will attract
your fellow man all right, but what
worries me is whether it also will lure
your fellow woman"
had such a good time on the way
cut that | felt more sure of myself
than ever. You see. people in sleep
ing car simply cant get away from
one another and you can be violently
friendly with good grace because you
know you can escape in few days
1t was not until | was settled in my
hotel that | began to feel queer 1t
cid not seem like grip and yet | had
no appetite for my meals After three
days, during which had said Third
hoor." to the elevator boy, please
hand me menu card" to the waiter
and Where do l get my street carr"
to the crossings policemen it dawned
on me that l was terribly homesick
for somebody to talk to.
All about ME were thousands of
tourists, rushing around seeing the
things | was likewise rushing to see,
but all of them were in groups. There
did not seem to be another solitary
traveller In town. Miserably | tagged
along to seashore and up mountains.
silent as a specter, growing to feel AZ
unreal as one.
Yet all the while l was feeling just
as friendly and expectant toward peO-
pie as 7 possibly could but it didn't
work.
Then one sunny afternoon when |
sat under a pepper tree at the end Of
car line waiting for suburban car
back to the city | thought for a while
that my friendly spirit was taking ef-
feet at last. A young couple appeared
from somewhere, also waiting for q
car They We're quite ordinary and un-
noticeable. bu. the man carried a
camera and so did l. Also he had a
goldstOne watch charm and a magenta
tie. But he looked brisk and pleasant
and the girl wac fresh and pretty.
1t seemed they were going on up to
Laurel canyon instead of back to town.
They expatiated on the rugged beau
ties OF Laurel canyon and its joys from
the amateur photographers point of
view. We compared cameras The
sun shOne. The world was beautiful
When the Laurel canyon car came
along it YVES only natural that should
board it also.
| did not intend 10 intrude on their
little expedition. When We arrived I
should wander off at once into the
Businesses of the wilds and let them
have their afternoon as they had
planned. 1t Was plain ia he seen that
The girl was in Icve with the young
man and he seemed devoted to her.
II was all very beautiful
As the car stepped spoke TO the
conductor in passing. as there was no
canyon in view
It's a mile and half walk yet"
he vouchsafed
AS | pauFpf jr5;ously the young
man with tie ldstone charm was
back of ne. Brushing nearer he
pressed my arm gently and as |
amazediy turned he bestowed on ME a
languishing glance Walk mile and
a half in company with that?
fed tumUltuously and caught a car
which was just passing toward town.
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Cne OF the copy
hook mistakes.
When / set out
from Chicago all
alone for the far
west everybody l
knew had a most
enjoyable diver
SIGN prophesying
what a dismal
ii IN e / should
have. Aunt Mi
randa, VINO ndQ q
toothache at the
moment. said l
wouldn't know a
single soul and
would lose the
power of human
speech altogether.
because | couldn't
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Final Settlement.

Notice iS hereby given to- all creditors, ;inG
Oti!prS interested in the estate Of Martha y
Wright. deceased. that |. Frank r"1rce, adj
miniei ratnr of said estate. intend t0 make ii
H;ii >ctt lcnrut thereof. al he next term ot
the Probate Court of Holt County. to he held
at the Court it0GSc in Oregon. Missouri. OI
the iI;l day If May, l!1-.
FRANK PETREE.
Administrator.
First ;n~"rtipn February 2l,r. 1905
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German NJ. E. Church,

Rev. VIM. TOnat, Pastor.
sunday School at 9:3G a. m.
Preaching every Sunday at 10:3O a. in.
Preaching every Sunday at the Nodawas
Anrch at 80 p. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday afternoon ~
30
Everybody cordially invited to attend above
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WA MED FAITHFUL PERSON II.
Tl,NNE!. for well entauiisfi.G house in IL :c'S
counties calling HH retail merchants tnG
AGENTS. JIral territory. Salary :iEA a zee;
and expenses advanced Position permanent
business successful and rushing StdnIarc
House, "a !, arbOrn 1t. Chicago.
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Money to Loan!

Call on or address. NJ. D Walker,
Public Administrator, care Frank Petree,
Oregon, Mo.
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Being
LONESOME

shey say yoJ get what you expect
in this world. but that is only another
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Rev. T. D. Roberts appointments.
New Point, every Sah1>sh. morning and
evening.
Sabbath school 1T 10 a. IN. every Sabbath.
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A man doesn't enjoy being told to
mind his own business, yet it is always
good advice.
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Christian Church. New Point.

,l.nd ~ school, . 50 a. iii.
Preaching nu III" first and third Sundays J.
,ach h'mnnth. II u H., and evening.
z. P. S. c. z. every Sun#ayievening,6 20 p.r
AL are cordially invite, 10 attend.
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A Young Couple. But when / got
back to the hotel 1 found two tele-
phone calls from unexpected friends
and the world once more settled down
into a normal and cheerful place.
I've wondered since II should have
been 80 disguised II 1t hadn't been for
the awful tie and the watch charm.
Such things do make . differsnooi-
Chicago Daily NewA
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All comrades of Meyer Poet are here
by notified to assemble at the court
house on Saturday afternoon, Apl
18th. at 2 o'clock, for the purpose of
transscting such business as may prop
erly come before it. The semi-annual
dues are now due and comrades are re-
quested to come prepared to pay their
dues for the term beginning Jan'y 1st.
1908.
By order of w. H. HARDMAN,
Commander
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BY the roadside
the young couple
stood W a t C h / ng
me, she surprised
and trusting-he
also surprised, 1
hope. Surreptiti-
ously trying to
flirt with me un-
der the very nose
of that innocent
little girl! And
Will d uldScul6
tie! / never was
SO humiliated be-
fore or since. If
this was what a
friendly m e n t al
state toward the
world in general
led to-
NJ
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STATE OF MISSOURI.
County of Holt.
In the Circuit Court of Holt County, Mis-
souri,, at the April Term, 1905
Ava Baker, plaintiff.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-24
Defeated Old Richmond Aggre-
cation Last Night Before a
Crowd of Fifteen Hundred
Fans, in Easy Fashion.
HAUGHTON PLAYED HIS
FIRST OF THE SERIES.
The Way Which the "Kid" Cut
Up Was Good to See-Hig-
gins Again Showed in Sen
sationaI Form.
(By Tort.)

Minus the services of Big Bobby
Hart, who jumped to Springfield, o.,
yesterday to seek the trials and tribu-
lations of an umpire's life in the, Ohio
State base ball league, the Eastern
Champs turned on our Demon Five
last evening and spanked them 6 TO 4.
A big crowd painfully witnessed the
corporal punishment administered to
the Ouakers.
Kid HaughtOn worked with +. Hig-
gins in place of Hart and the cOmbi-
nation proved winner, Higgins was
in the best form he has displayed this
week and his floor work and driving
was spectacular and effective in the
extreme. Haughton worked with him
we'll and succeeded in caging two OF
the six goals made by the Fasteners.
Bone and Cunningham, Sr. played
as good polo as they have any other
evening this week but the defense OF
tie Fasteners was to strong for them
to penetrate. Sutton at goal shared
with Higgins in the hOnOrs of the ev-
ening. The big goal tend was fire.
quently cheered for his splendid work.
Cameron and Gardner rendered him
valuable assistance. Cameron had
never played center prior to the pres
ent series but one would never sus-
pect this from the way he has been
holding down that job.
The game started out with the pros
poets of it being a goal tenders battle.
At the close of the first period the
score stood TO |. Higgins and Bone
each counting on sensational daSheS
down the floor. In the second Cam
eron pried open the proceedings after
five minutes Of play, slashing an angle
shot past Jessup. Two minutes later
Bone tied the score on a wild swoop
down the floor. HaughtOn then tap
ped one into the nets on pass from
Higgins. The period closed 8 TO in
favor of the Fasteners.
After d minute Of play in the last
period, Higgins got the ball back OF
his own cage, ran, flew, skated and
hurdled down the floor with the speed
of rabbit and concluded his charge
by Shaping the pill past Jessup. Five
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-24
CHASERS
DOWNED BY POLO|TES
Richmond Base Ball Team
Badly Scorched by
Eastern Men.
JESSUP AIDED IN WORK.
TEXAS Lacquer BROUGHT CAM
ERON HOME AND JEsSUP LAT
Err scoREO-cosTUMEs WORN
WE'RE FEATURE OF GAME.
JESSUP AIDED IN WORK.
10y ort,)

The Polo Stars defeated our aspir-
ants for the bunting in the |. O. base
ball league yesterday to score Of >
to 3. The game was featured by good
playing and the coming out costumes
Of the polotes. In the clothes line,
Mr.. +. Higgins carried off all hOnors.
AS a tip to local tailors we will at
tempt to describe Mr. Higgins plum
age. Slate-penciI grey shirt, sleeves
cut la balloon jib and creased on
the seams. Neat brown trousers, in
fated at the hips and gradually
shrinking in size as they extended to
the feet, which were incased in bed
room slippers. Mr.. Higgins made two
attempts to get under fly balls in left
field, but each time the balloon jib
sleeves became filled with atmosphere
and carried him off his feet, much to
the indignation of B. DOherty, who
managed the team from the press
box.
All the stars showed the Jessup
colts that polo was not the only
pastime they were familiar with and
the small crowd of fans who wit
messed the game were surprised at
the article of ball put up by the east
erners. Mason and Jessup formed the
battery for the Stars and it was Jes
sup that caused the downfall of his
own hired men. In the seventh, j
Cameron leaned against one OF Elem
ings offerings and smOte it to left
center for three bases. JessuI
brought him home on a Texas Lacquer
and Jessup counted on Gardeners sin
gle Summary:
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cess OF the play in New York for the
last TWO years, and the splendid oppor-
tunity il offers for actors and actress
Is of intelligence and ability 10 make
names for themselves caused Mr.. Har-
Kiss OfIlCts 10 become the special
goal OF every aspiring player, For the
role Of Ready Money" Ryder he had
more than TWO hundred applications
and almost as large a number OF WON
,n wanted 10 play Shirley Rossmore.
This unusual desire on the part Of the
players 10 associate themselves with
TIL" Lion and the Mouse" gave Nj.
Harris ample opportunity 10 choose
whom hr Wanted. and the company
h~ will send here is said To he an
vNcpntionauN Welthalanced one, Al
the Gcnuctt Monday night
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-24
BATTLE FOUGHT WITH
MONSTER BLACKSNAKE
Women and Men Finally XIII
The Creature.

Economy. Ind, April 24.-Two wo-
men and as many men engaged in a
fight with a five-toot black snake and
the reptile gave them hard struggle
before being killed. Mrs. Hannah
Stanley and her daughter Elizabeth,
found the snake approaching their
house Tuesday. Each of the women
secured hoe, but when the black
head was elevated and the kissing and
squirming began, the women became
frightened. Men were called from tbs
moving field and with hoes. clubs anC
stones. succeeded in dispatching the
creature.
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Himself to Blame.

A youthful versitier in Washington
not long ago sought the criticism Of a
we'll known publisher who CHANGED to
be at the national capital on business
with the copyright division of the IL
brary Of congress.
Sir" said the near poet indignant
ly when the publisher had brusquely
advised him to burn the stuff"-"sir.
poets are born, not made"
Whereupon the publisher smiled
broadly. Young man." said he. sit
won't help your case in the least to
try to shift the blame on your parents ~
kansas City Journal
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-24
INJURED IN A
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
VIM. Shaw of Economy Has
Exciting Experience.

Economy. Ind, April 24.-ln run
away accident Thursday, William
Shaw was severely injured about the
head and face by peing thrown from
the rig The horse frightened and
Mr.. Shaw was unable to control its
frantic movements. He was hurled TO
the ground with great force. The
horse continued on its flight and de-
mOlished the buggy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-24

PATTY:
cold Medal Flour is very highest
quality LAvINIA
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Didn't Get the Reward.

A jeweler hung a watch in his win
dow and labeled il, Look at this watch
for 10 shillings." And the unsOphis,
ticated gentleman who stared at the
article and then went in and wanted
the 10 shillings had to get down on the
floor with the jeweler and roll over
and under him a number of times be
fore he could be made to understand
that he couldn't have any 10 shillings.
london Telegraph.