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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26
Ilnnl, Stnter,,an4

New York March 25-Statcment Of
clearing house banks shows that the
banks hold $3I,Oi9,a75 more than The
requirements Of tile % pcr cent. re-
serve serve rule. This is II decrease OF s325,
800 IN the proportionatc cash rescrv,
as compared With last week The
statement follows:
Actual conditions: Loans, sl357,S6o.
100: increase, SI0.605,OOo.
specie. s30i,525,IOO decrease $553 100
Legal tenders $75,71d,30o increase
S2.1G9,i00.
Deposits sl,ao7ss5,5oo; increase, Sill.
Circulation, sie.sli5oo; increase
Reserve. saso,2ll,ioo: increase, ST.
Reserve required s3io,42l.S75; in
crease, 52,970.3U0.
Surplus. s$o,S:0,o:5; decrease, Si,s5l,-
United States deposits. included. ST.
5bt,2O0 decrease. Si66.000.
Summary Of statement Of State banks
ana trust companies in Greater New
York not reporting TO the Clearing
! house Association
Loans. $l,lt0.5S1,10o; decrease. S.
252,000.
Specie sll2,57osoo; decrease, ST.
100000.
Legal tenders. s2ooloooo; decrease
| $1G0,50O.
Total deposits. $l.2os.9oLooo in
crease. S5Ii3,100
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26
WILL BUILD MODEL
/ ROAD IN HIGHLAND.
Specialize Tho Timcs-Dispatch

Mcnerey Va. March 35-h. II. Tettigrew
assistant Highway Commissioners, spent tive
days In Highland this week returning last
Friday iio came to the county II: response
10 an Invitation from the Board OF super
construct three miles OF State road I'm The
county as an object lesson or for purposes
OF experiment. aud demonstration.
Mr.. FcttgTow' met and interviewed ench
! 81 the SUPERVISORS in thcir respective dis.
tiicts ana after looking over the iocations
was OF the opiniou iha, the purposes could
bc spbsorycd b. building tho new road Oh
the Inc OF the stanton and Parkcrsburg
Turnpike so called the main thorougiit ara
and most important outlet N the county, In
this opinion no WIS supported by nearly All,
tho citizens with whom he met, the cousan-
sus being mat mile nj Mcdowell mo
through tllc county acknowledgements g.
third NJ liightcwn would no the best posi-
bic locations, Vowed frpm the standpoint OF
ulo)dipg sentiment and advertising present
day methods.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, March 25.-The cotton n,arkt.
has easier to-day under liquidation and
-'cal selling following the failure OF the
tfnsu: report TO create demand and un-
'hHoraplc crop accounts. The close was
'tchdN but al tch lowest prices OF the day
md al net decline OF sGio puints TN.
market opened steady at unchanged price.
!" a ictilnc of points. although cables were
"'thcr better nan due. ana gradually caHed
81 during the session on MAY selling as loW
As 49, ana July li..G. abou, 20 points under
:he high level OF March II. The selling was
<cauered, but there seemed to be rather ag-
sfessiyc pressure from como Wall Street
brokers'. and while there was little demand
port was at no time active. Final trade
edN!ces showed change, but tho curtail-
Ment OF production Fall River was fully
equal 10 last week. while the sales We're
ana Her. and the unfavorabic view OF the
domestic trade situation was emp has sized by
scpcrte OF further reductions in the selln.
prices OF bicached goods "a nd runors that a
iaige Massachusetts mill would close down
next week. throwing about 800 hands out
Of Employment.
private wires from Texas reported turthar
rains In the Southwest. and some Of the
reports now coming in describe the situa ton
az most favorable Notwithstanding these
reports the market was relatively s;eady
favorable new crop outlook would material
iy affect the attitude OF the trade toward
carrying over crop supplies during the end
of season. Moreover. the discounts at which
new crop months are already selling may
restrict fresh operations for a decline TO
some extent, The bullish week -end figures
probably helped 10 steady Liverpool :his
morning. but had apparently been discounted
in the local market late yesterday.
Receipts at tho ports to-day were Sol.
bales asains, 1888 last week and ll..s5 las,
year. ro-day's receipts at New Orleans lla;
bales against 1880 last year
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union Stock Yards.J


Richmond, Va. March ~ 1911
Following is the report OF the Richmond
I'VE stock market for weak ending March 20.
Receipis-Cattle. go head: calves, g. head:
sheep. 40 head: hogs. 1910 head Beat
Ulcers. &C.: some extra good cattle higher.
medium to good. 81 q SIC: best heIfers IS. e.
medium to good. 5a 5hc.: IA. cows a.: a.
i@4c.; common to medium ois 3lac; bulls
10 tiac: calves. 7asc.; cows and calves
vs. q 60 per head: best hoEe. IKE. sows and
staEs OF SIC; sheep. SO Sc. lambs 5J6isc
Chicago. Ill, March c5.-rattle-Receip,,
$50 head. steers. ss.2OT6.e5: Texas steers
fioo1 $50: Western steers I.s0I $50: stock
crs and feeders 3a5S0: COWS and l,eifers
s:sS q $50: calves. s6.25 a7..5 Hogs-Receipts
1900 head. Market steady for light: other
!.sht s6.Se11.. mixed. s65a n les: heavy
$3.50 $50; rough, sG.@6I SIS: good to choice
heavs, ssa5 q $50 pigs, ss.6o@f.Io; bnlk OF
salcf. s6soWs.Go. Shecp-Receipts 500 head
Market steady. Native sS.I01 5.s5: western
$500 n45: yearlings, si7s q $50: lambs. ma
eve, N65n western, s1.25fle.eo. #.
New York March .-Reeves-Rcceip,s
LIE head. No trade: feeling steady. calves
Receipts 3S6 head. Market steady Veals
ssh 400: culls. s4fS5o sheep and LAMBS.
Receipts ASA head. Sheep. $i15.A: lambs
steady to strong q T..20: clipped. $50.
Hogs-Receipts l.i91 head. Market weak at
S1.I0G1.sS.
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ASK FOR STATE CONNECTS
TO WORK ON RAILROAD
Washington Citizens Intsorsc Move
mcnt for i:xtcnsinn OF Line
From BcihnVcn.
)ccial 60 The Timea-Dispatcf

ISpcciAl 20 Tic TlmeA- Dispntch.l
Washington. y. c., March 25.--.\n
important meeting OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. Of this city was held on
Wedne sday evening, and a largo NUM-
bcr of representative business men
were present. Tho object OF the meet
ing was for tho purpose OF discussing
the advisabilitv OF extending the Mat
tamuskeet Railroad on from Rclhavci,
to this city. making this city tho ter
After fun consdcra ton of. thr mat z
tor, the secretary, q, NJ. DiimayR WAS
instructed TO write the Governors ask
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RICHMOND. TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond Va March g. 1911
B Brishts-Market continues Arm with light
receipts Dark Fired-Receipts light sun.
Cured--Receipts lighter. market fairly ac-
tive a quotations Dark Stemmtns-Receipts
light: demand good al quotations Brown
quotations.
DARK sTEMMING-NEw.
LUCE $50 as 500
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

(Reportcd by Rodgers. McCabc &. Coz
Petersburg, Va. March 95.--Peanuts.-Sp
ish--Market firm at $l.25 per bushcl Viz
ginias- Market steady; bunch. ic. per pound
fancy handp!cked 3iaMS s4c. per pound extra
prime Isc.: prime. 3W3i.c.: machine picked
3U3i.c.: shclirfg stock, sac
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26
N.ruM0Sn sTcsx MARkEr

rs Riclara IS Malry.
Siocl; ana Eptdi Brokcr 1915 T.. Main street.
EChnQnn Va. March % 1914
s1'SQi. $;s',IiRlTlI5s, Hid Asked.
NFeinia $s. old. G. ana r.. 1882 +. S5i. .
Va centuries 20. G. nnd r.. 1871 S5ih s5n
# EAILltoAp BONDS.
4 G. l. II. Il CON Tr.5l y c. q
q and o Cirn'l +. rs i?a2 1oi !.
Gcostsia. SOU ind Fin. jp;5.....!. IN;
Ga.#iind Fla. r. ls Siori IS 1855. 81 81
Georgia AND Mia. con. IS iai5..,. los
Noi.snnd West rs IS 1896. ... - j.
scnbdard Mir Line IS. l910........ 81 !.
southern Railway LIST IS. l99i...... l07 j..
SO r. Dew, aud 6. NJ Is, 1861 IS
STREET RAILWAY BONDS
Nor aMl Ports Trac Co IS 1896 s. !.
Va rs. and Power 20 IS 1854. 81. :.
STREET ny, STOCKS. Par
Va Ry ana Power Go. pfd. 100 Sc ssis
Nor and Ports Tri,c GO pfd...lso II Is
Ncr ana Forts T.iic Co eom,.loo IS
RAILROAD STOCKS pa-
Atlantic Coast l.ina com . 10, 100
Atlantic t,onst Line OF Conn .fC1 -.
Chesapeake nra Oliu............. 100 Siis
Georgia ana Florida pgd........ 100 20 u
Georgia ana f5loridh com .....,...lQJ IL 10
Norfolk ana western. com. ... 100 lo7
r.. L. and T., nig. oblit; 100 80 oI3
Southern Railway nfd., .lCo 10
Southern Railway cou,........ 100 %
BANK AND Trust co STOCK.
American Nntional.. lfs
Eroau Strcet.,...... .............. % CT
tank Of Commerce and trusts 100 ~
First National. ................lo 100 $40
National state and City Bank 100 Ia
Planters National ................ 100 tS5
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Loose pressed, large ba les. Nominal
Load your cars so that hay at doors rep
resents contents and thus avoid reiec,inns
This market Grades hay In accordance
with the rules OF the National Hay Assocta.
ton. 'i.''l' r'''1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26
25.-Turpentine-
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT or RICHMOND. MARCH

Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk mer
chandtse and passengers Old Dominion Line
Steamer Mobjack. Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings. merchapdisc and pas
scn2ors. Virginia Navigation Company
steamer Dlanch Furman. Petersburg ant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26
James River landings. merchandise ana pas.
scngers Furnian Line IIt
SAILt,D.-

steamer Brandon. Harvey Uorfolk mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line
steamer Blahch. Furmaii. Petersburg and
James River landings merchandise and pas
sengers Furman Line.
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NAVAL STORES


Wilmington. y. C.. March 2a.-Spirits Tur-
pentinc-Stendy ut Sl05is: receipts s caska
Rosin--Stcady at $3.50: receipts S. barrels
Tar-Firm AT s2.S0 receipts IL barrels, Crude
Turpcil Inc--Firm at s6gS.5o and Sues re.
cclpts II barrels
Savannah Ga. March 25.--Turpentine :
Firm a; Si07: sales 33i casks: receipts lSl
casks: shipments u cnsks: stock liDS casks
Rosin Firm: sales 81 barrels. receipts Isl
barrels; shipments l,097 barrels: stock a, So;
barrels. Quote: j.. SS.G5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26
DRY GOODS MARKET.

Nee York. March 25.-Thc cotton goods
market was very quiet for the day. :, fail
trade is reported In linens, and complaint
is made of the high prices
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26
CHICAGO GKAIN ,rARKET.

Shieaso, III; March @',After heinG pulled
closed steady at middle figures. the Rs3ne
rs last night. to 9ic. below, Varying n4ws
with the action OF prices. Corn finished un.
changed to sc. off, oats not ALTERED at ALL
and provisions running from 10913c. decline
to 2lsc. advapce
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Cioae.
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Eeceipts-Whcat. $500 bu.hel.; corn. $500
bnaneis; oats. 2,2s9o bushels Shipments
co'n' "ic9 bushels oats. 1900 bushels
cash grain closed: Wheat-Eo 9 red s5,,
ss..c.; No .ed. seq q ssc.: No. !. hard SIS
q soc, No. hard. ssh $50: No. l northern
northern. % q &C: No. spring ao1 SIC No
spr!ns: $40 Soc; velvet chan. $: a SC: ru.
ea fsEc.; No. yellow tsG1fc; No 2. is,.
n4fc.: No. white. 4aE a iic.:; No. 3yeliow.
.9H< 4ac.: No. and No. white Al; Il zee,
No. yellow. +lia I42Lz, Oats-So . asi. a,
SOC: NO white. COX a &c: No. g. 2a ii .e,:c :
standard. 3ol2 367.c. 1..-.-l !
Baltimore. Nd March s.-Whea,-E,a,,s,.
spot. contract. sSGHHc.; southern on grade
9Ne corn-Easiey; spot. contract. 4s;.c.
Cats-Steady: No. . white. 2ea.c R;c-Firm
No. western. domestlc.i IS q sc .s-.... 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS
1IcHMoND HAY MARKET

Richmond, Va, March -. 1911.
There il some Improvement in values on
the better grades. Low grades and clover
hay remain dull.
Receipts for this week. Sis tons Receipt.
Tor for iaet week SIS tons same week last year,
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Quotations for intercst paying bond. ar.
n price 10 which interest must be added
income bondE and certificates OF indebt ed :
ness are nat -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-26
DO YOU KNOW
DO YOU KNOW
DO YOU KNOW

hat the greatest opportunity for investment ever Of
tered is within the reach Of few
Richmond investors?
All Washington is talking Of the new, magnificent ROYAL
Plaza Hotel that to be constructed at the
Union Station Plaza
hotels IN Washington have always been great money
makers, and if you chance to get good return
on your investment, ready to offer it to you
Why leave your money in a Savings Bank or Trust
company, where you receive only or per cent.
when you safely invest it and get
much larger income?
ONLY A LIMITED AMOUNT OF STOCK IS
OFFERED FOR SALE
Call, Phone or Write
THE ROYAL PLAZA HOTEL COMPANY.
TIE ROYAL PLAZA HOTEL COMPANY
THE ROYAL PLAZA HOTEL COMPANY.
Fbbs Building, Washington, D. c.
Telephone 1888
OFFICERS
WILLIAM J. ACKER, President JACOB A MITNACET V-Prcs
JOHN 3 HYATT Secretary &c BLACkMAN Treasurer
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Cotton. quiet: middIing, 1876; stock. .

Cotton, quiet: middlng. 1s.55; stock, .l0.59;
bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Nct receipts.
5,ci bales: export TO Grea, Britain, 3,i6l
bales: 20 the Continent. 1851 bales; stock
J9,312 bales
Consolidated all ports-Net receipts.
',oii bales: export TO Great Britain. also
bales: to the Con ,ncnt, 7.55l bales
receipts. 7.SS5.ao7 bales; export to Great
Britain. 3oi6,a5j bales TO France siS,s9.
bales: to. the Continent, 252lS39 bales; to
Japan. lSSsSa bales: TO Mexico. 1.725 bales
Members OF the New York Cotton EN-.
oh will ypic ON n I b..p
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l-orls. M,trch Money on call

.S,W loFE NNfch -1.--MoMey on cnll
1ds.}inal. 1tnc Loans dull; siXtr days,
2I. per cent; ninety days. 81 e.:
47t crilt. siX months, a1i. Prime
l-esrHntlc paper, { 80 TILL per cont
STERLING cXcllangc easy. with actuai
ipHiucSs III bankers Hills, ri SiSian
fctI si%tY-day Bills, ana at Si,SGl0 for
GGund. commercial bills, Si.S3T5. Ra.
sIiNrr, - ~ AieNic;ln dollars, 10.
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Nn tnrl.C Iirh.

TT@dln. ~ INe o1tsldo 9ocNritics
,nHrkn; to-day Was dull With prices
lpi,iSng ste0dy There whs nb special
fsItarc td tiic dealings Prices at the
CiC7e war, somewhat irregular. Amer
ia3li foh8Cc6 ard STANDARD Gii were
,Ajit2, ana ruSE. copper shares were
. s active imam in Tho previous SEES
.s!pil-
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks IN New York.

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Members of the New York Cotton EN-.
change will vote OIL Monday on the proposal
10 make Good Friday. April II. and the Sat.
,rday. extra exchange holidays.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-12-15
NERO.
Monarch.

James Brown and wife visited In
Nodaway Monday.
Mrs. }. J. Garner and Edna were
In Oregon Saturday.
Mrs. Black and Jim and Rosa
Brown made atrip To Oregon Monday.
James Smith and sons, Jimmie
and benjamin, were In Oregon Mon.
day.
Jimmie and Ora Smith spent
Saturday and Sunday with VIM. =.
Graham and family, Of near Fillmore.
Owing to the bad weather Satur.
day they didn't have any church that
night, but as the sun shone out so
nicely Sunday evening Rev. Garrett
accompanied by Rev. :. W. lIerskin.
OF Iowa, drove up and filled his ap.
pointment and preached to q large
congregat ion. Rev. Garrett also
finished his work here at this place,
for the year, and IL was the will of
the people TO hire him another year.
CLIFFORD.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-12-15
Sheriff's Sale Under Execution.

Notice IL hereby given that under and by
virtue % two transcript Executions issued
from tho office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of Holt County. Missouri. each dated
Meyer, ST., Plaintiff, and against James II
Meyer, ~, nefendsnt: the first for the sum
second Tor Ss4.0' tor debt aud 1918 for costs,
both ~ which executions were TO me dcliy-
cred on the 18th day % December, 1911, I
did, the 18th day Of December, 1911. levy
upon and seize al Of he right, title, Interest
and estate Of the defendant. James u
Meyer, Jr., Of, In and "a the following de-
scribed real cstaie situate, lying and being In
Holt County, Missouri. To- wit; The two
hundred acres farm. known AS the Henry
Meyer farm i've miles east and two miles
south Of Mound City. Missouri land NOR,
particularly described as the south half Of
the North Vest quarter and the West half Ut
the south West quarter OF section Twelve
ng) and the North West quarter Of the North
West quarter OF section Thirteen lis, all in
township sixty-one (oi! Of Range Thirty
the nth day Of January. 1912. a. the North
Court House door In tho CITY Of Oregon, In
said state and county. sell all Of the right, IT,
tie Interest and estate OF the said defend
ant OF, In and TO y aid above described real es-
tate, u, public vendue, TO the hlghcst bidder
for cash In hand, TO satisfy said executions,
the bit aud costs therein expressed aud the
4. Il. McNULTY,.
Sheriff Of Holt County, Missouri
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-12-15
RUBY.
Highland.

Emmett Cordrey has moved int q
his new house.
Corn shocking Is now al its
height and the farmers are busy.
Alex Cooksey and family spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick and Hilda Deg
low were st. Joseph visitors Monday.
Misses Minnie and Goldie Stout
and Ethel Farley spent Sunday with
Miss Hazel W0mack.
Mrs. Roy Grimes Spent Saturday
with her mother, Mrs. John Shanks,
OF Mayfower district.
There will be a Christmas tree at
Highland church Saturday night, DE.
cember I'D. A fine program Is guar.
anteed. Everybody invited. X.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-12-15
Forest City.

Levi Kunkel, Of Red Oak, Ia,
was the guest of relatives here Thurs
day.
Master Harold Moore was quite
sick several days this week with the
Group.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Neal Combs has been quite sick with
the grippe"
Mrs. Shauck Smith and daughter
Catherine were visiting In the city
one day last week.
Mr., Mrs. Vince Hopper are visit
Ing relatives In the southern part Of
the state at present.
The Christian and M. f.. Sunday
schools are each preparing q program
for their Christmas entertainments.
Rev. b. N. Kunkel, OF Dayken,
Neb., made q short visit In our city
Thursday, the guest Of his uncle,
Henry Acton.
The Epw0rth League business
meeting will be held at the parsonage
Friday evening, Dec. Is.
Mr.. Lowry, who has been quite
poorly for several weeks, Is slowly i'm.
proving, and his many friends hope to
see him out again soon.
We are sorry to learn Mr.. +. Hop.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-12-15
Death of Andrew J. Judy.

The news reaches us Of the death
Of this splendid citizen, and who for
many years resided IN our county,
greatly esteemed by neighbor and
friend.
Andrew Jackson Judy was born In
Page county, Virginia, near Luray.
Dec. g. 1872. aud died at Springfield,
Mo-, Saturday. Dec. q. 1911, fol.
lowing an operation. aged ~ years.
Early In the 'Ib's he came 10 Holt
county. from Indiana. aud IN lsdj lie
married Elizabeth Goshert. near War.
saw, Ind. 10y whom there we're ten
children. nine of whom survive: these
are: :. Il. and Charles. OF Craig; Is.
f., OF Liberty township: q. A.. Of
Mound City: Mrs. Mary Durham. Of
Oregon, and John, Handy, and Mrs.
Emma Gray. Of Springfield. Mo-, and
Mrs. John Mace. of Los Angeles. Cal.
All Of these children, excepting the
two latter. were present at the tuner.
all he Is also survived by ~ grandchil.
drcn.
Some years ago MIR. Judy went to
Springfield. Mo-, where lac resided for
thirteen years. and following the
death of his wife, which occurred
January y, loU6, Mr.. Judy returned TO
Holt county. and has been making
his home with his children. lie was
a veteran of the Confederate army,
participating IN all Of the principal
battles Of tn. Potomac and Virginia.
For years he had been member OF
the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
and he lived sleadlast IN the faith.
The body was brought 10 Holt county
for intermcnt, the funeral services
being held Monday last. conducted
by Rev. j. -. Alien, the in,cimcnt
being AT the New Liberty cemetery
beside his wife. and was largely al
tended 10y former ncighbors and
friends.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-12-15
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Mark Cordrcy and Mary Eliza.
beth COrdrcy, husband aud wife. by their
certain Deed ~ Trust, dated the 9TH day ~
Octobcr, Nineteen hundred and four ONH).
aud hlcd Tor record, In the office ~ the Re.
rordrr Of Deeds Tor Holt county, Missouri. IN
the 30th day OF lbcccmber, inO$, and rccorded
in HE r'Tords Of The Office of said Recorder
thereof, conveyed to the undersigned trus
tee, III trust, Ia secure the payment of the
note In said Trust deed described, due DctO.
her =. 1890. the following described real es-
tate. situate 10 Holt county, Missouri. to.wit;
south Enst Quarter y. = Of section Num-
her Twenty laol, In Township Numbrr Fifty
i31l; mud, whereas, the said note d.sciibod In
SID Trust Deed. aud the Interest thereon, I,
due. hNd unpaid ana, whereas, the legal
III ldtr anu ssgncc ~ said note has request
cd me to execute the power vested IN me b
said Deed Of Trust. Ia sell said real estate,
aud out of the proceeds % said sale pay the
costs ~ executing this Trust, and the ln,irbt :
fore. ~ compliance with said request, aud In
pursuance ~ the power vested In me, u,
Trustee In said rust Deed. ! viii sell said
real estate, ~ public ycndur, 10 the highest
bidder for cash IN
MONDAY. JANUARY -, Ipi.,
~ he North front door ~ the Court House.
In the City Of Oregon. In Holt county. Nj,
souri,, beiwecn the hours 81 nine O'ci0ck m
III forenoon and four o'clock IN tho after
noon of that day. for the PURPOSES of paying
with the proceeds thereof, the debt IMPRESSED
IN said Trust Deed and the expenses 1T exec
cn,ln said trust, Ms In said Trust Deed pro-
vided. DANIEL IACIiMAN
Trustee.
This December u, IDli,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-12-15

Mrs. Seib Carson, Who has been
IN 81. Joseph for several weeks, under
medical attention, II home again, and
We understand is sonew hat improved,
Dolls, Doll Buggies, bon Trunks,
Doll beds, Toy Tea sets, Toy Sewing
Machines, Toy Brooms, Tool Chests,
Stoves, "A Ut omobiles. Mechanical Toys.
Games and Toys OF all kinds, At Phil
lips drug store.
Santa Claus will he at T. L..
Prices hardware store, saturday,
Dec. %. AT l:30 p. m. lie will come
down from Omaha on the main line
train, reach Forest CITY, Mo-, at |
p. N. and take The Oregon lnterur.
ban train and arrive at Oregon, Mo-,
at l:3O p. m. at Prices hardwa are
store. We want everybody to he on
time and meet Santa.
After providing the special din
ner appropriate to the day for the
students at the college, President
Hussey and family shared the
Thanksgiving Joys with T.. j. NC.
Mum and family at their Meadow
Brook farm near Percival. Misses
Mary and Sue, attending the college
here, were home, and also their
brother, Charles, who Is engineer on
the Northwestern fast mail, Nebras-
ka.Iowa division, was permitted leave
of absence to complete the family cir
Gle on this date. Hosts and guests
greatly enjoyed the day.--Shenandoah
uowa) Sentinel-Post, Dec. l, 1911.
A. h. Laughlin was seen on our
streets q few days ago. He left here
some years ago and has not been
back since and came this time TO Wis
IT. his father, who Is In poor health.
Burdette and family settled on
claim near Gage, Oklahoma, and
have since built . good concrete block
house and made other improvements,
such as barn, fence, well and wind
mill and a good family orchard Of
apple, peach, plum, cherry and small
fruits; they like their new home and
country tine. lie says We have I'm.
proved Oregon and vicinity, the new
homes, the addition to the court
house, better roads and the railroad
leading to Oregon were all quite ap.
parent and good looking to him.