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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
Chinese View of Love

Perhaps there is no greater differ
ence existing between the Chinese and
me american people than that he.
Chinese do not believe in love, for We
are not sicSly, sentimental creatures.
nut cold philosophical. fatalistic be-
ings we arrange our matrimonial af-
fairs through hard reasoning and not
through the :eH1or passion.
TO ua marriage is n serious business
o. the mead. and not light affair OF
Inc hc5rt. In these matrimonial trans
acilons We apply the most rigid, Keen.
mat lis why We are so successful in
the marriage enterprise, us we have
never been buncocd by Cupid at the
game of love.
=, We ,,,,I never pay homage at The altar
OF ms stupid. brainicss. yellow kid.
Tie disturhcr of peace. The breaker Of
hearts. the destroyer OF homes and the
promoter OF affinity stock companies
We cannot tolerate his presence IN
China. as China is not a land OF lovers.
Consequently the cool, quiet hours Of
our midsummer nights arc not disturb
'cd Or spoiled by hot air from tho
wooinE and cocing OF sentimental
creatures.
We do no, believe in love for love IS
not the greatest thing in tho world.
u IL not even a thing nor substance,
u Is simply the product OF an idle
brain, the outerowth OF drowsy
mind. 1t is inconstant and unsubstan-
tial. for its quantitative and auBllta-
tive character changes with the
scenery and environSent and It's
drawing and binding power increases
or decreases as tho square Of the dis
tancc between subject and object In
creases or decreases. rs the case may
be.
Now. are we peculiar because we do
not agree with you In regard TO tho
idea OF love? But. alas, The world is
changing. and China is changing with
II; the old time proven Ideas are fast
giving way to tho new. and our young
people are being converted to tho wur-
ship Of tho blind god. and from now
on there win likely he more love in
our courtships and divorces in; our
matrimonY-Ny Poon Chew. In the
, Chinese Annual
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
L'Art de Ia Mode.

buted ideas toward the undertaking,
1t promises to be a successful ono.
There are difficulties. It is true. cbn-
nccted with introducing upon a draw
ing room stage some OF the larger prop.
critics necessary to the perfect express
sion OF some OF the most brilliant In
s.frations OF the advisers. Large live
stock. for instance. can hardly be called
into service with iInDunity. In scene
showing the woman of the sedan chair
and her modern sister in her moro
bulky vehicle. the motor car, a boys
toy motor will be used. and toy mo
tor boat will appear in opposition to
an Indian padding his canoe. Alto
eether. from the then and now fully
twenty tabieaus have been found which
can he done easily Others could be
arranged by going TO little trouble.
but. as the prospective hostess In this
case says. there's trouble enough at
Christmas. anyway, without adding 10
it,"
Afternoon tea is always Within reach
in England, even when one Is on a
railway journey. At the various sta
lions little cart Is trundled up the
platform TO the side OF tho train. and
the passenger takes a cup, selects the
sandwiches and pays the pennies, The
cup is taken on the journey, to be col :
lected at the next station or ut any
other after tho contents have been con-
sumed To the American the whole
proceeding Is great novelty, but as
both tea and sandwiches are Invariably
delicious, tho surprise is soon succeeded
by appreciation. The advent OF the tea
cart by tho coach door is looked for as
soon as the sun gives evidence that the
tea hour is at hand. The tea OF Eng
land, more than one epicure has de-
clared, is better than that OF any other
quarter Of tho slobe except China. The
climate seems to make 1t necessity.
and for this reason tho science of max
ing 1t has been brought to a state OF
perfection that makes tho beverage pro-
ducad by the careless brewing of other
lands Il thing unknown
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
Some Ways Of the World

Tho latest fad for lighting the draw
ing room is to have colonial or empire
lamps OF brass or glass, or else
Florentino lamps of carved wood
They may he lifted for oil. gas or
electricity. as is most convenient, and
must have shades OF real flct. lace
over silk
Custom has it, too. in this day that
the lamps shall he arranged in pairs
and on tables that correspond and
there IS no longer any confusion Of
different kinds of lamps In we'll FUR
rished room. There are many ways
In which these pairs Of matching tables
and lamps may be arranged. They
may grace the fireplace. one table
standing on each side, and in other
parts Of tho room may be a sofa or a
either side by another pair. Al the
sides Of the room again arc the lamps
IN formal places.
Whether IT he in town or country.
The smart set favors the effect of
lamp light from under II nlet shade.
Sometimes the lncc Ia dyed n deep cot :
fee tint when the usual twinc shade
seems too pale to suit tho rest OF Tho
room, but as II usual thing lace In the
natural color is used over silk to
match. SILK fringe finishing the low.
or edge. On a lamp for a drawing
room wreath of tiny flowers may
head the FRANCE. but the most arden
Followers of this new placing and
decoration of lamps have declared
in favor of severe simplicity. They
choose filct with. n pointed edge that
Will fall half way over the fringe,
and so often make trimmings super
fluous. t.
one holiday house party is TO be en-
tcrtained by pnntomme tnbleans. In
which the ways of men anw women OF
TO day arc. to he contrastcd with those
oc their ancestors OF pre- Revolution
airy times, The Illustrations Will bear
on many subjects, not excepting ro-
nance. N AS many brains have coptrl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24

~ type OF favor In rhinestone, cut
steel. fresh water pearls set in gun
metal, silver or gold come variety
of buckles, notably the circlet bow
knotted at the top and bottom of the
centre bar, the cabochon with Nat rim
and raised centre, the true lovers knot
the sailors knot and the butterfly
with widespread wings
some girls prefer TO make their owl
slipper ornament favors in the shape
of rosebud, forget me -no:. violet or
daisy clusters of ribbon, satin or SILK
and OF roscttes and bows of pearl and
crystal beaded gauzs or Of tinse, net
The slipper ornaments should be hand
cd out In small boxes of white MORE
or holly and mistletoe paper.
Tiny sachets hold nigh position in
the realm OF favordom. The newest OF
them are circnlar two-inch diameter
pendants of hand chased German sill.
vcr pierced on both sides to allow the
odor to escape. and equipped with I
ring by which they may he attached
TO the chntelainc chain. 4 less cN.
pcnsiyc sachet consists of an cmbroid
cred silk bag OF Tiny proportions f1lled
with two cakes OF solidiied sachet
which when rubbed together release
their odor
Jewel boxes OF French gilt, with COW
ers framing glazed miniature. done
In cplors of Japanese silver in odd de-
signs In repousse and of pewter, dec
grated With inlaid mother Of pearl and
enamel, make charming favors and II
something very simple is desired there
are pin cushions in the form Of paid ed
sillt-covered white composition boxes
OF various shapes, averaging a triHe
moro than an inch In height and nm
ishcd in antique gold Other Pin cusR-
ions are In the form of German peas
ant dolls and 'mammies'' In tho fomll-
lar costumes, with skirts padded to hold
pins. and small Japs, with cltngins
Ilowcrod silk kI,nonos and round, pad
ded, painted cotton heads, into which
tho pins arc stuck. instead Of Into the
body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24
Novel Favor for the Christmas PARTY

Favors for holiday parties arc now
taxing all MANNER of practical forms
and this is particularly true in the case
of trifics suitable for young girls. All
manner of odd shapes in Splin;. ham
boo. sweet grass and Japanese cherry
twigs are TO lie found in tho baskets
that arc fitted up for fcrncries aud 70.
holding sewing utensils.
A most attractive little tcrnery can
be made from oiic of the round. three
Inch high baskets of splint, strung
with colorcd ribbon that terminates al
one side IN tt large bow. Wagon fern.
cries are made By attaching four care
board wheels, covered and trimmed
with tinscl. 10 white anu gold hos
shaped basket, which may be trim
med with ribbon bows or clusters OF
small flowers, AMI equally charming
holders for ferns consist OF the braid
cd sp!int Old English bnakeis equip
ped with high arched handle that Is
wound round and round with tricolo,
ribbons and decorated with snverai
bows In as many different sizes and
shupes
Sewing basket fayors arc pretty ir
any squat shape. provided the handle
is square or a rounded arch and that
tho base of the receptacle sits square
Is First of oil the basket should be
lined with fancy silk or satin. which
Is extended upward and finished of
with drawstrings in bag manner. Thus
giving puffy appearance 10 the tor
when the ribbons arc tant.
II the weave OF the withcs permits
of ribbon running, that is the simplest
way Of finishing the top edge of tht
basket but IL the apertures arc small
tho strips OF satin puffings and shir.
rings which come ready TO put or
mako q dainty finish. Any amount oil
rihbon may be used on the handles
and IL the structure is rather snbstan-
tisl and high archcd reels OF silt
strung OIL ribbons may be swung from
one side to tho other.
Slipper ornaments arc another pret
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-24

In Marking Linen. 8
Fashions III marking linen change
TO some degrees every season, SO that
letters from half-inch to four OF
five inches long arc permissible; but q
safe rule for the conservative needle,
woman to follow Is:
For ta'olecloths. letters two inche1s
long. Y.
Napkins. letters three-quarters 0,
an inch long.
sheets. two inches long.
Other articles are marked accord..
ing TO tho taste OF tho embroiderer
But tho best method OF marking line1
Is problem which presents Itself
worry often. &
There are many ways to choose be4
sides the plain embroidered Initial
Stamped either In script or black typa
Perhaps the most attractive method
of working large initials is to EN-.
broider the letters over fine net. cut
ting away the linen undernca tn, sd
that when finished 1t will give trans
parent effect that is unusual and beau.
tiful H
The work is not difficu!t. and can
be done rapidly By one who has any
experience IN needlecraft. si8
The finished effect suits almost any
design of lettering, and Is most use-i
full on household linen. teaclotls,,
tablecloths and pillowcases.
Sketch the letter selected in thu
proper position on the linens. or you
can transfer an ordinary marking let
tor in the usual manner with n warm
iron. Tho letter Is then lined, or
backed. with tino net, N s43
This is tackled securely into posi-
ton. taking the thread firmly around
ali the points of the letter. Now cue
away as much OF the linen inside thu
outline as will make the letter. offec-H
tive. with the net alone showing
through. ~
The edge OF the linen Is then eis,- Il
broldered to the not, either with s9
plain over and -over stiteh or a butt
tonhoie stitch. Whcm the embroidery
is all finished the net at the back & III
cut away as close az possible, 30 ting:
reverse side OF the article viii b n rSs.3
aectly neat
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-10
WORN BY WIVES OF ARTISTS
Interesting Is the Result When Men
OF Talent Devise Garments
for heipmeets.

When the Society of American Ar.
lists ar the National Academy Of DE.
sign holds Il reception il is always in.
trresting to IA sarMial observer Ia
pick ont the women whose husbands
have designed their costumes,
Some Of the wives with artistic hus.
bands plainly do not care for color or
line and come ont In the latest fash.
ions. Then there are others whose
gowns show evidences OF planning In
which the spouse has had finger re.
garding the tint Of the fabric or the
way II Ia fashioned.
Some Of the women one sees At
these exhibitions trail about In artis
TIC and soulful robes which look az
though plucked from an unwilling
Botticelli angel and become slightly
stained In the fray. Very charming
are other Of these artistic draperies
even though they lack that perfection
OF finish and trimness which In fash
IOnsbie life II regsrded ~ the height
Of sartorisi perfection. - Brooklyn
Life.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-10
Order of Publ at.o.
,rATE Ot MISSOURI,

STATE Ot MiSSOrKi.,
County of Hot
IL the cir vi, CoHrt April en-. ....
I Vi Crah'n. rlaiotiG
Ierla Carter aud the unknown 80
ltir~. ,ivNi>cr~ dunrc~ All nc,~. - o..
mediate. cSn, ~ remote, Soiunia,
Involuntary grantees ui J s"p' ar
Nuw un this .ah day " January. irIi
on the II, day ~ Ia uar, ipii. tern e ..
court, comes the plaintiff .rrcin 10y tr,
pc,Tc. his q, orn.y ,nd as,nl; nLd 10 or
davit of said attorney aud agent. aiics'".
amuns 9TH rthing~. ~ he j. u" own"r ~
in pt,s,s,on ~ IN Follow ihr d.srri"'l r.
estate stu t. IN Hot County, Missouri, &C.
wit:
Fourth 81 the southeast Quarter IL >riir'
Ihirty-hvc CSl IN township siNty-unr OIL o.
range thirty-ninc 81;
aud that the dcfvn ants claim To- ~
some estate. title and interest ia >aii t"'
estate aivrrs- to piaiutin; that tn DIT
dan Joseph Garter. Is not resident ~ IT,
STATE 10 Missouri; that hv verify Is" t"v'
tlat th"i" are pct> VI, interested ~ - W.
claim tp br interested IN, W." srid r,a -
wlU,~r names lac cannot insert th"rriu '"
cause they are unknown To- him; tina, III
rlaim " >nrh unknown pcr,ons Is m
through and under pa cut from III, NJ
states tiuNvtniuvnt. dated Driubrr ISL.
copy uf vhirh, duly c,tiit'd Is fcrurol'd
u0nl q az page ~ "f tli' fral cstat. r.r",
~ Holt County, Missouri. conveying IT, Y
srph Carter the Northeast Eoutth u ~
butltrHst quarter " said ~rrttnn rhity- ~
80 that the said piicui i ~" iaNi transit
~ said r'atm or title stid real estate; 80
| thnt such unhu. 'vu nor ms derive. Z Claii
to- derive their I'll" aud claim tn >tid rc
r.tIt, ~ the ror>uti h'it', drriN'">. d"i".
lH.iurUrs trd imTudiu e. tutsu" ~ ryWni'
! voluntary ur Iu,uluuiiiS grantees ~ IA
les, ph carter
Nnrr,rp ~. " = Hr,lr'r't rs w" 'rutt ~
I'D II, rNuLui~ M. Iutthrd That au a'iipu IN
.,4,.t commenced against trt ~ hN u'tiWtf'
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-10
u. Z. churc n, Forest CITY.

k'N. &. u. Werner, Pastor,
1i>' saturday evening. >unlnysmurninn ap'
evening At Tnrki" ChAp'l.
.ud sunday morning At Ia. m. al fores,
City sunday evening u, kini,ry schvol hous'
II = o'ciu'k.
3ri sunday morning ~ TarLio chapel ~ .
T. ~. ana evening NJ Forrest tly Wsp m.
9Th sunday NJ kiin>.y AZ II u M. and "
Forest City AT -. m,
sunday srhs,l 1T a$'o u. M, !. VI, Lease
superintendent.
Junior League ~, .'Np. NJ. Mrs. Werner
super ibtcndrut.
kpworth League At ; D. IA, Miss Mary Hui
i1'L. President,
Prayer meeting Wednesday ~ sp m
womci :, Home Mission society Friday u
$50 =. N, Mr., Scott. President.
Choir practice Thursday atsp N
sunday >,'h,Dl ~ kim,-y srhonl huusc At 1
!, m. = Smith, Superintendent
Epw"r,h I"ngu" NJ kim>-y schopl hons
sunday at y, NJ
sunday >''hubl ~ Tathlo Chiprl NJ P%3 II
~, T., =, lloyd, Superintendent,
Prayer meeting NJ I,rLiu thHprl ~unda
md "Wednesday ~ ~ y M
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-10
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every nrmbcr the family. To iulhii this
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Ing care The lIuusrhuid nHg' i - del -hi tu
the women nnd children: current awaits AZ
,r,''fi"d Ii...r'l'|N NithuUt prv'HriiI'y. tht
rial stories arr ~"iD,t'd Win ~, H"a 81
u easing 'hr yt"HiD-i number rf iHI.'u low
~ the yu .>tiuu Hur'au j. y -rtbplfH'h ~ ~
fpriuatiuu the lHru,~t,Iu columns uft r"u.
Quoted win thu pur,ps, ~ giving ~" p'l
rpuS "a medium fsy thu vN'hu'Er ~ tdv1~ Huc
Information uu ttriu i'r'.~ NJ d'uItl ihrn'
u I,.-H,tt,d. Nr tN'fN feature. Is 'Hh't
'atruf with 'urId,.i d making Ih' N,"d'
Nu'th wHuN tir'. ito pIit' 81 suUertlp
ttuu one dollar q Nrti.
-aIup.r rtu.,- rluI',i tI,r. Audir~~.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-10
Trustees Sale

Mhi,u> Mngg, !. Mr\rihur und NlrNnn.
der Vi Nrhur her husband, hN ihri deed ~
trust dated the 10th ,aN ~ jun" i''', ana
ilcd f,T utr'Id Ia the oih" ~ il' l'"roidvt
If breeds 81 Ilpii iuuutv, Missouri, nn he T., N
day ~ luI,, i!'s' Giid r'roid,d ia lI,uk 10 at
i'igp 81. TuuNrNDr ~ IA undersigned, iu
tiu~i, IT, >'p'ur" IT." ptNiurui oi the unir nitd
Interest IN said deed 81 trust dr>''r,hrd, du'
,nir YEAR ufi.' dri". the following d"s'rih''i
real estate, SiiuuI, Ia Iiuii county, Ni>>uu, b.
aud Ia SAID trust deed described ~ iuiuN =,
tpWtt
rIr uurIhNt>t fourth ~ the southeast
fourth ~ bee uuti Invest quarter 1T >''Iiuu -,
IoW nshtp ~ ol rang" -,
\uu whereas nuinuti has htuu hai' IN tie
NJ uu,ut ~ he said iuir aud Interest ih,i"'
nu H,ru"'lirI'n III, i"rms ana Tenor hereof
and Wherein, lhr uNurr ut SUid note has ~
.Il,>l,d nm. Iu,N"'ui" IA" ptNr ~ st"i Ia me-
hy SAID ,i''d 81 iiu.i lU suIl sIid i"l estate
aud uuI II ilI, piU,u,is uf ~Iid su." pay the
Indebtedness >,trilud ihurri,N
fhrrr'uIt'. M compliance VIII ~utd request
aud iu pur,uru,. 1T The T. .Nur vested In M
by said ,iru'i ~ lru-i. VII >'Ii >nld r,nl -
tar" a. ~ hli,' ,'niur in tlu' highest hdd"i
furt'ash. ui
TnIE~p\N MNE,li +, lpll,
at ia, \uril count lluu>u tIuut ~ the city ui
Oregon. lIut IDUuiN N~>nuti
JAMES WILLIAMS, Trustee"
iauuHrN :, l"li.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-10
Evangelical Church.
~ v WoldrnlIrf- ru-'ur

~ ". Noidcmivr Pastor
oregon SUNDAY school a. a. 70. m. H. G.
Nukpl nv tiui,udvut
' y. \ ct T. ~.
rhirs'A. - ppm.
"r,t. l.u.. F'si ana third sunday ia
~r'Ju1 rii uUrth ~uutnNs 80 T. -
NhkvIl> Gr,y" SUNDAY >,h,-' 100 H. &c M.
s. 4. /Hruuuu ,utHt.ufvuavnf.
Y A.at ,.nr w
rtsNrs uurtiu- "Wednesday - a. o..
'r.ui,u-. dist tnd thiri >WmItN, ~ ~ ~
,ruud tud tpurih sunday, ~ ilU.w
Gout"r >yudah ,.iuH bl.at T. o.. ruprh.
nd; ',,iy SUNDAY 10 . .up. ~,
An, uuv = cordially A,l,uY,u Co. any oi
L,.s, tt'tl 'H,ss.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-10
Administrators Notice.

>u,irc i h"tvi,y given. tnli Letters nf vi.
miu'StrHtiuu 81 Tie c>iai" uf Elizabeth u
Marian, d"r"i'Ud. were granted ,uiir under
~lsu,,l. 90 H." '!ih ,ln, ~ lnuiary. lrli, lay
IA" rrnbat' ,uuu ~ iIuli County, Missouri.
All prr>n'> ha.in- "laIun> against said
estate. ~" requested 'o"Nhihu then, TOR al
hMainv tu III" Administrator within un'
YEAR after ihr dat" ~ said iritrts. "r they
may hr U,r'nIi,d ITO, any hm'ht ~ such
estate and " such claims h. npt exhibited
Within ,wu years f,om III" dat, " his pupli'
eat len, the, viii u. forever blirtru.
,it,SIpI u. NtEENN,
Administrator.
ThI> ~ day ~ February. 1911.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-10
Administrators Notice,

Nu'ir- i hereby given, that i."ltrr> ~ \d'
uiui>,rallhI, upuu III" estate uf l.iiIJ NM
>trrr"it. deceased, were granted Ia ~" m
irrSisurd, uu tie !djh dJN II January l"llhi
the Probate" 'piri "f iiuli truuiN, Missouri
Nj p"r~uu> having claims ugiiu~l suid
estate, urr requested tu rNhipi thrnI
for alton uurU ~ the administrator, within
uu" N,,r after the date ~ said i,iirr>, or
lluy may he pr"clud"i from any l"nclli ~
such estate; uuu II such clniTS H. net "Nhih-
we'd within Two years from ilIu dat" NJ TIL,
publication ih,N will lr luIrNcr barred
IFWIS |. NupiiE.
administrator
rhI> ~ dny ~ February, M,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-10
Notice OF Finnl Settlement.

Nulirr l. ilrr,hy niNru, Ihnt li,r uud,t
,isurd John l.. IHylur. Executor ut ~" -
iui'"f Margaret l''Nui>s ~, 'ru>'d, ~ ~ NAB,
nunl Sritirntunis ~ his accounts Wiii site
u~tnt" ~ such I\'rdtnr ~ ih' n"Nl i"Im al
ih prohuic Court ut Iiuii tuuuiN Missouri
To- i"' hulnuu ~ ifrsnu, IN >aid county, ~
10" I,ilh dan ul Iuhruurv, \ u | n
IpiI\ l.. I\NlpE
lNuyU.ur.
luis l,ih dnN 81 January, lll.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-10
Notice o. Final Settlement.

Noiir" l. hrrriN given, that the nude,
si-u'dI, - Mili"r, udmini>lr Iurui the rurl-
n, r>hlpr>tuiu uf' irrn aud ,,luuu, ilrnh biUu
deceased, viii utIhr iinHl sril i"uIuiIi> of hi,
accounts With said estate ~ such HilniniS
traitor NJ the uUNt Term ~ lac rrulml" Court
~ Hon County, Missouri. H. u" huldru u 'rr-
gnn, Ia said county. ou ia" 80 day If lrhru'
arv, A ~ lpll % NIl.IER
administrator,
TIT, iilh lay II January lpll.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-10
Christian Church, New Point.

Ild"r Fred H. NuIu>i Inc, Pastor.
sunday schonl, iUa ~,
Preaching on the second aud fourth sunday
tur rh mouth, n u It,, and evening.
w. :. &, r. every SUNDAY evenings 30 pr
All are cordially invited to attend.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-10
Notice OF Final Settlement

Nui,c J. h.rlN given, that III" under
signed administrator ~ the estate uf lliuN
lIilsrulnr'h, dicrI-'u, viii mate inHi settle
mrnt ~ his accounts WIN said estate ~ NlTl
administrator ~ III" next team ~ the pru
nutc iUIrt uf Hot rOuntN, Missouri, lu is
hnldru IN oregon IA said 'r'IuiN, ~ the ldl
day ~ f"bruIry \ u iril
klHIRI EpEtkIli
administrators.
mi, ,Wih tlaN 81 D,rriuirr iuil
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-10
Administrator Notice.

Nu,lrc j. h"rrlY given, thar Letters ~ Nj.
,nin>tra,ion, witt wi annexed. uO u" ~
tate uf James \. Vaughan. deceased, were
granted Ia III" undersigned on the Aih day ~
January, iiii, by the Fr,lNtr Court ~ Holt
County. Missouri Nj p'rson> having "'nlm>
against said estate utr requested ~ cNhihN
ih"iI Ter aluwanC" IL ~" ADMINISTRATORS
within olir year after The date ~ said letters.
~ they may h. pi,rludrd from ANY benefit ~
>urh estate; AMI II such clrl,n> N" not c>hih
,ird Within two years frnm The HAT" ~ this
luhlh'ai ION, they will he forever barred
&, i itNf,
administrator.
This IA day of February pIi.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-10
n ,hurch.
Method . Episcopal Church.

S"rvi t'",ch sund " rs follows:
SundH S,hri ~ o'ij u. m.
Preaching ryicr ~ II u. M.
Iuuiut t., dgur I, -. IN,
EpS"tih Lrasu" at 7:u' y. IN.
'urIrhius Il, rvirr AZ S3tSp. n.
Prayer injecting zach Thursday ~ 100 y I
Nua Hr" ',fdially invited 4" attend q
nrSc >"rNir'~. 4. q. TAYLOR.
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Notice OF Final Settlement.

Nmir" l. hrrrhy given, that the under
>ignrd, !. -. Miner, admin >lratu' 81
make iiunl settlements II his accounts with
said estate ~ such administrator NJ IA" ncNi
rerii ~ the Probate Court ~ Holt County
Missouri, Ia h" huld"n Ia oregon, Ia said
county, on the lHh day II February, y H.,
1914. \, ~. MILLER, Ndulnist TRAITOR,
This iith dny ~ January, lpli
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German M. z Church.

ErN IT'nfN NIUns. THNIur,
,ubday >rhul at a;,u a. m
Preaching ever, Suni,, At i0:Na m.
Preaching every SUNDAY At the Sodaws
,itch vt a.. - y. ~.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday afternoon .
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Everybody c'rii,lly invited 20 attend abo'
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