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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-11

coronation will be the wives of Eng
lishmen who are entitled to recogni.
ton because OF their official positions.
The weaving Of the cloth Of gold for
the king and queens coronation robes
has been begun at the Messrs. War.
ner's silk works, Braintree. By order
Of the queen the materials will be en-.
tirely Of English make.
The cloth consists OF silk material
into which are woven threads OF pure
gold. When finished the cloth. which
will be insured for $500, will be
taken to the London School Of Art
Needlework and made into robes for
the king and queen. The fabric IS
more valuable than Its weight In gold
Cracking Mute.
II you will soak pecan nuts ore,
night In water. and then crack che
ON the end, they will come ont whtf
und In fine condition.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-11
Not the Worst.

John. the janitor's son whipped
Jimmy today" Well. that's no great
calamity Suppose Jimmy had
whipped the ianitor's SOM"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-11

King George. Figuring that each Of
these visitors will spend $3.50, a con
servative estimate, the United Suites
Will leave $23.000,0O0 with London no.
tells. restaurants. shops and other pur
veyors to public needs.
Steamers that will leave New York
early In June are already booked to
their full capacity and the larger
boats have waiting lists that would I'LL
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-11
How HObOeS
Ride Without
v Paying Fare

II EOBoES have kept pace with the
new appliances adopted by rail.
II IL roads. and they are still able
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02
Order of Publication.

Tax suit. In the Circuit Court, August
STATE OF MISSOURI"
County ~ Holt,
The state ~ Missouri at the relation and "a
tn. use u u, = Teare. Collector Of III.
Revenue within and for the County ~ Holt
and state ~ Missouri. Plaintiff.
Frances AcsdaIe, defendant.
The sheriff having made return Of servic.
showing Defendant not served and the Court
having ord.sed this order ~ Publication Ia
the Holt County sentinel ~ designated by
Plaintiffs Attorney. on I'll. 18th day Of ADriI
igii
whereupon. n j. ordered by the Clerk In
yacation this iath day Of May, 1911. that said
i,cf.na.ni he notiiiei by publication that
rl.ihtir ia. commenced suit agains' him
% which l. that plaintlr seeks To enforce tn,
lien ~ the state ~ Missouri. against the r. .
Loving . as,nt' ,;"i rcnl ,,,a', sius'c y,nr
longing Ia the Defendant To this suit Tor Ger
tain delinquent taxes due thereon, and costs.
levied upon said real estate. n In the petit
tion aud thN bill herein set forth to.wit.
on West end 81 20 and is.i,' acres or ~
acre tract between county road aud kHii.
way. southwest fourth. section one, town
snip siNty.unc, rang" thirty.nineG and
that unless the said defendant be
aud appear at this Court, at the neat term
thereof, Ia bc b,gun aud holden ~ the Court
House IN th. City ~ oregon. In said County
an the 18th day 10 August next. and on III.
first day 81 said term answer or plead Ia the
petition In snid raus.. the sam, will bc taken
~ confessed, and judgment will he rendered
Aud II !, farther ordered, Tba, acopy her,
~ he published, AZ ording 10 law. a. Tn,
weeks. the last Insertion to he nj least four
ipii. D.. a, III NHAM.
Circuit Clerk.
Witness my hand and the seal Of The tir,"i II
- Court ~ Holt County this nth day
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02
Order Of Publication.
Tax suit. In the Ciruit Court, August
Term, 1911

Tax suit. In ~. Circuit Court, August
STATE OF MISSOURI.
County u Holt, ~
The state ~ Missouri at the relation and tn
the use ~ u, :. Tcare, Collector " III,
Revenue within and Tor w. County IT Holt
ana the state ~ Missouri, Plaintiff,
Howard j. vrooman, Defendant.
The shrr having made return ~ service
showing d,fendan, MOI served and the rour,
having ordered this Order ~ puhiirat Ion, Ia
The Holt County sentinel ~ designated 10y
Plaintiffs Attorney. on the 18th day OF April.
irli,
whcrcupon, II IN ordered by III. Clerk Ia
VACATION this 18th day ~ May, laii. that said
!nfcndant he notified by publication that
Plaintiff has rommtnccd u suit against him
in this Court, the object ana general nature
~ which II that Plaintiff srek> 10 cnforr, the
lien of the state Of VI i>souri. against the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate lying,
and being IN Holt County, Missouri, and lie.
longing Ia the Defendant Ia this suit for r.r-
tain delinlucni taxes due thereon. and costs,
levied upon said real estate, ~ In the petit
tion and tax bill herein set forth, to wit!
sa-lW ~ the Fractional :. W. 4 section
u. Twp, IA, ring ~.
Y; sci0 acrc, 10 Fri, Sw 4 Sec IL, Twp.
IA, Rug ~
-. ~ and % 100 acres To Fri Nv :. Sec. IL.
I'D acres u Fri. sw :, See IL. Twp TO, RING.
Aud that unless the said Dcscndan, he and
appear AZ THIS Court, at the next term thereof,
~ be begun ANA holden ~ the Court nou>e In
the CITY Of Oregon. IN said County, ON the
18th day 81 August next. and on the hrst day
~ said term answer ar plead Ia the petition
~ said cause, the same will he taken ~ con
hsssd. and Judgment will In rendered az:
cordinrly.
Aud II Is further ordered. That "A copy here
~ be published, according To law, III The
Holt County sentinel, for four successive
week the last Insertion to be ut least four
weeks before the said ssih day Of August,
iall. T.. A. UUNHAM.
" = Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand aud the seal ~ the Cir.
cult Court ~ Holt County, this 18th day OF
May, ieii. +. a. DURHAM,
seal Circuit Clerk,
This .6th day OF May, 1911.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02

south to new York. Because Of its
strategic position the southern troops
had gathered here In some force. On
both days the gunboats reported that
they had silenced the batteries, but
did not attempt to land troops to hold
the position. fearing that they would
lie attacked In turn by a superior force
from Richmond.
Davis Arrives In Richmond.
Up to this time the Confederate cap
tia! had been in Montgomery. When
Virginia seeded there was an insist
ent call that the Davis government
should be removed to Richmond 50
that Il could be in close touch with tho
war, the fiercest part Of which would
naturally be waged along the borders
Of Virginia. On May 20 Mr.. Davis ar
rived in Richmond, amid scenes OF
enthusiasm that can be imagined.
Eight days later the forces Of Virginia
were formally turned over to the Con.
fcderacy. and hcnceforth Till the end
Of the war the virginia capital was
the seat Of government. On May q
the Confederate congress adjourned to
meet In Richmond on the Goth Of July.
no that Mr.. Davis move was only In
obedience to that action.
The house occupied by Davis In
Richmond Il still standing and IL now
war museum. II Is only n block or
two from the capitol building. tho
Confederate congress occupying the
old Virginia statehouse. Richmond
now became not only the center OF the
south's activity. but the objective OF
the north's attack. II was probably
Greeley in the Tribune who started the
cry ION to Richmond" At this timo
northern men believed II only mat.
ter Of weeks until northern army
should march into the Confederate
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02

two sides at once. were compelled to
dee. leaving 100 stand Of arms. ammu.
milton and other supplies. among the
rest being number Of horses. Only
u few soldiers were killed. Colonel
Kelly was severely wounded. but n
covered. This was the beginning of
the campaign that drove the Confed.
crates out of the western end Of vir.
ginia and ultimately made Of that Sec
ton a new state supporting the Union.
In the early part Of the war much
Of the popular interest conferred In
Harpers Ferry. THIS may have been
because Of John Browns final stand
there or because Of the national ar
senal or On account Of the strategic
Importance OF the place as station on
the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad COM
handing the entrance TO the fertile
Shenandoah valley. Whatever the rea-
son, the cry Of the north was to retake
Harpers Ferry, The Confederates EVIL.
IDENTIFY had as high an opinion Of its
Importance, for no sooner had Vir-
ginia decided to go out Of the Union
than a body OF state troops moved on
the place, whereupon the Federal COM
mander, with his handful Of men.
burned the arsenal aud retreated.
On May 20 several regiments of
Pennsylvania troops started toward the
ferry. arriving ON the 30th at Cham
bensburg. where they halted for a
time. awaiting the bringing up Of the
rest OF their forces. II was the ap.
proach Of these troops and others from
Washington that two weeks later
caused the COnfederates to evacuate.
Water Fight ct Aqua Creek.
On May 81 and again on June sew
eral Union gunboats-the Freedom,
AnacOstia, Pawnee and Resolute-bom-
barded the Confederate batteries erect.
ed at the mouth Of Aqua creek. fifty.
Eve miles below Washington. This
creek lows into the Potomac. and at
its mouth was then the terminus Of q
railroad from Richmond which formed
part Of the through route from the
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02
Order Of Publication.
eTATEOY MIssOuRI.l

RTATE OF MISSOURI. Al.
County Of Holt, IS
Gertrude y. Raiser, formerly GeVtride Ev-
ans and Peter II. Raiser, Plaintiff.
vs..
David Upton, Elmer Upton and Ivy shull,
Df Def ,Ss 5s,,.n,, con,, An,,, Term ,o,,
Now al this time, April 25 1911. this cause
being called for hearing, comes the plaintiffs
by their attorney and shows to the Court
that the order of Publication Of notice to tb,
defendants herein made AZ the August Term
of this Court. has not been made;
II Is ordered by the said Court. that said
defendants bc notified by publication. that
Plaintiffs have commenced "A suit against
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02

--Aut Curry, who has been quite
sick for several days, Is now some
better.
Ladies', we want you to step int O
our front door and examine the beau.
tifully decorated dinner ware we are
giving away. KREEK & HAsNEss.
Uncle John Lister, one OF the
early day settlers Of our county, died
at his home In Forest City, May "a,
1911, aged 10 years. We hope for an
obituary next week.
C. =. Bartram, who served In the
I'd Ohio Cavalry, was here Tuesday
and In line with Meyer Post during
tho Decoration Day exercises. He is
now ~ years OF age, He was visiting
his son, City Marshal Bartram. Mr..
and Mrs. Bartram have been solid
pards for 81 years.
Lewis Bemberger left Tuesday Of
this week for Cook, Neb., to work for
Earl and Wilmer Bond, Of near that
place, who have In large acreage Of
corn and wheat. Lewis also went to
form the acquaintance of that new
seven.pound girl that came to glad.
den the home Of Earl and wife, May
II, 1911.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02
Order of Publication.

Tax suit. In the Circuit Court, August Term.
STATE on MIssorRi.;.
County Of Holt. W.
The state of Missouri at the relation and tn
the use ~ ". :. T.arc. Collector 81 the
Revenue within aud for the County ~ Holt
aud state OF Missouri. Plaintiff
}. BYRON Iohps,un. !, IL, Benefited. Lurics
neneheld' Ma,r9na ksker' Jennie Jun"
stun, Jennie Johnstun, Defendants.
The sheriff having made return ~ service
showing Defendants not served aud the court
having ordered this order 81 Publication. to
The Holt County sentinel ~ designated by
plnintin's Attorney. IN the 18th day Of April,
whercupon, II IL ordered by the CLERK In
VACATION this nth day ~ May, lpii. that said
defendant be- notified 10y publication that
Plaintiff has commenced n suit against them
~ this Court, the object aud general nature
81 which il that rIaintlff seeks To- cnforc.
the lien 81 the state ~ Missouri asalnst the
foliowini dsscrlbnd t.gl estate situate, ~:
bclonrln. Ia the Defendant to this suit for
certain delinquent taxes du. thereon. aud
ro,t. levied upon sad r.nl estate, u. In the
Lots 4 aud ). Block :, Craig, Missouri and
that unlr>, the said Defendants he aud ap.
to begun aud holden at the Court Hons. Ia
the Guy ~ oregon. In said County. ON the
9Th day 81 August NEXT, aud ON the drst day
~ said term answer % plead to ~, bet Iiinn
in said cause. the same viii he taken as con.
fessed, aud Judgment will bc rendered ~
rordinRly.
And tits further ordered. That aropy here.
VI bc published, according tn Law. In The
Holt COUNTY sentinel for four successive
weeks, tn. last Insertion Ia II" at least four
weeks before the said 18th day ~ August.
ip,i. r.. A. Dt'NiIAM
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from IN. record
Witness my hand and the seal ~ III. Cir
- cult Court 81 Holt County. this 10 b
seal day ~ May, iaii, -
t-,-l T.. 4. ptNHAM.
Circuit clerk.
This :Nth day ~ May. 1911.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02
Order Of publicati n.

Tax Suit In the Circuit Court, To the Aug.
ust Term, 1911.
County Of Holt, S.
Al the relation and 10 the use Of n. 3. Teare.
Collector OF the Revenue within and for
the County Of Holt. and state Of Missouri.
NJ. 4. Lucas. Defendant.
The sheriff having made return Of service
showing Defendant not served aud the Court
having ordered this order OF Publication. To
The Holt County sentinel as designated by
Plaintiffs Attorney on the ?sth day Of April.
Whcreupon, Il Is ordered by the CLERK In
Vacation this nth day Of May, al, that said
PIaintiii has commenced a suit asains, him
In this Court the object and general nature
Of which is that Plaintiff seeks to enforce the
lien " the state OF Missouri against the foi-
lowing described real estate situate, lying
and being In Holt County, Missouri, and be-
longing To the Defendant to this suit for cer-
and aspna Tor tie years s snS & With
interest thereon and costs, levied upon said
real estate; as In the Petition and Tax Bili
"e One IL. tH,sp' and foryNne Fractional
Acres the North Tbree-Quarters IN ~ "
West Three.Qurters Nv a. of Section Eigh-
and that unless the said Defendant be and
appear M this Court, pt the next term there
~. to be bcgun and holden at the Court House
s,h day q August NEXT. and on the ar st day i
81 said term answer or plead To- the petition
In said cause, he same will he taken AS con-
fesscd, and judgment will he rendered ac-
cordingly.
And II IL further ordered. That n copy
hereof be published, according To law. In The
Holt County sentinel for four successive
weeks, tn. last Insertion to he at least four
weeks before the said 18th day of August.
1911. =. A. DrNIiAM,
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
Witness ny hand and the seal OF the CIR
{, - cult Court ~ Holt County, this
Seal 18th day ~ May, ipii.
I-,- l.. A. DrNIiAN,
Circuit CLERK.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02

other cities OF the north. which were
recruiting. drilling aud preparing to
70 10 the front.
On the part o: the south the plan Of
campaign was largely defensive. Gen.
eral Johnston with an army was at
Harpers Ferry, another body Of troops
was concentrating ut Manassas, and
third important army was forming In
the west. Richmond was great
camp and drill ground. with new men
arriving almost daily. Smaller bands
were stationed ut various points along
the border One small army was near
Grafton. In what In now West Yir-
ginia. Considering that only one
month aud half had elapsed since
the dring on Sumter. events were
moving with great rapidly.
Mcclellan Occupies Grafton.
The chief occurrences of the week
ending June 3 We're the occupation Of
Grafton by McClellan's troops and the
surprise and rout OF the Confederates
at Philippi. about twenty miles dis
tant; the march Of the Pennsylvania
soldiers from Philadelphia to Cham
bersburg on their way to Harpers
Ferry. the fight between the Union
gunboats and Confederate batteries at
Aqua creek. the obstruction Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Har-
pers Ferry. the superscding Of Gen.
eral Harvey by General Lyon at st.
Louis, the arDival Of Jefferson Davis
at Richmond, the decision Of the Fed
eral government to uphold General
Buffers action In making captured or
runaway slaves "contraband Of war;"
the skirmish at Fairfax Court House.
the resignation of Paymaster James
Longstreet from the United States ar
my. the commissioning Of N. p. Banks
40 major general aud the death Of
Senator Stephen A. Douglas.
McClellan's troops crossed into vir-
ginia (now West virginia) from Wheel.
ing. Bellair and Marietta. concentrnt.
Ing nrst Mt Parkersburg and then NOV
ing by rail to Grafton, which impos.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02
Order of Publication.

tn, suit In the Circuit Court, Angus,
STATE OF MISSOURI. '''
County ~ Holt,
The state Of Missouri At tn. relation and IA
The u>c ~ u, = Tenrc, Collector Of III,
Revenue within and for this County Of Holt
aud state OF Missouri. Plaintiff,
A.; Parrish, }, y ncncae!d, i,oclu, Rene
held, Mutfuha V. Baker. Jcnnic Jun, Rene
hcld, Rob isr Jolnstun, byron .iUhnstun.
tth.l Johnstun, and Jennie Johnstun, be-
The sheriff having made return ~ ,.ryIc.
showing Defendant not served and the Court
having ordered this order of publicut Ion, To
The Holt county sentinel ~. designated 10y
ioil, wv wv wy " "''''
whereupon, II {. ordered by the Clerk In
Nacation this 18th day of Mn,, lpii, that said
DESCENDANTS b- notified 10y Publication that
Flaintin has commenced suit against them
IN this Court the object and general nature
~ whic, i that Plaintin seeks tocnforrr the
lien ~ the state OF Missouri. against the fol
lowing described real estate situate, lying
and being In Holt County, Missouri, aud be-
!onginE % the defendants Ia this suit for
certain delinquent taxes due thereon, and
coats, levied upon said real estate, as In the
petition and tax bill herein set forth, to- wit (:
Lots, block s,Crsir. Missouri! and that un-
less he said defendants he and appear ut
this Court, nt the next term thereof TO be he
gun aud holden NJ the Court House In the
.My q Oregon: In said county, On the 18th
said term answer or plead to the petition In
said cause, the same will be taken M CON
fesssd, aud ju ament will H. rendered ac-
cordingly.
Aud II j. further ordered. That u copy here.
81 be published, according 10 Law, In The
Holt County sentinel for four successive
weeks, the last insertion 10 he ut least four
weeks before the said 81 day OF August
1871 u, \, DuNllAM.
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the Circuit
49, Court Of Holt County, this ipth day
Seal. Of May. 1911, T.. a, DrNnAM,
This 18th day ~ May, 1911.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02
BY JAMES A. EDcERfON.
copyright BY American Press Associ
ton, lell.l

copyright BY American Press Associa-
ton. isii.l
TIME end Of May, 1861. saw i'm.
portant movements under foot
on both sides. In a general
way the Union campaign EN-
braced the blockade Of southern ports
as the naval feature and four diner.
ent armies encampcd on the edge Of
Virginia or marching toward that
state on land one under General But.
Ter at Fortress Monroe, a second un.
der General Mcdowell at Arlington
and Alexandria. another under Gen.
eral Patterson marching through
Pennsylvania toward llarpers Ferry
aud the last under General McClel
Ian marching on Grafton, In western
Virginia. In the west there was an
army concentrating at Cairo. with the
objective Of Memphis, and another ut
81. Louis. There were also bodies Of
troops at Washington. Baltimore and
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02
The War Fifty Years Ago

Southern Ports Bockaded-Four Federal Armies March
Against Virginia confederates Hold Harpers Ferry,
Concentrate at Manassas and Form an Important
Army In the t---McClean's Troops EE5aSe and
Rout the Enemy at Philippi June 3. With Slight
Jefferson Davis Arrives In Richmond, New Confed-
crate Capital Of Stephen A. Douglas Stanch
Union Supporter.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02


THE UNION. WHO DIKD JUNE 8. 1861.
after this he fell III Of inHammatory
rheumatism. which was complicated
with other troubles, and on June 8
resulted In his death. While incapac.
itated from the disease he dictated
letter to the chairman Of the Illinois
Democratic state committee which be.
came rallying cry to the Union Dem.
Ocrats Of the north.
At the time Of his death Senator
douglas was only forty-eight years
OLD. At the age Of twenty-five be was
elected attorney general Of Illinois and
had afterward been member of the
legislature secretary Of state. Justice
OF the state supreme court, twice mem.
Der Of the national house Of represent.
atives. three times United States sen.
ator and once nominee COR president,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02

capital. No one forcsaw the rivers OF
blood that would b. shed In the at
tempt to realize this dream.
Stephen A. Douglas Dies.
The week ended In sad blow.
Since the firing on Fort Sumter Ste
phen A. Douglas, l.incoln's lifetime
opponent, hnd been a lion In his i'd.
vocacy Of the Union. Sinking oil past
differences. he assured the president Of
his support and rallied the Democrats
Of the north as no other man could
have done, On his way west Senator
Douglas had spoken at Bellair. O.,
and at other points and everywhere
had sounded the same note Of loyalty.
On April 25 he had addressed the I'LL.
nois legislature. advising bis friends
10 sink partisanism and 60 to the sup
port Of the administration. Shortly
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02

tant junction point they took without
firing a gun. From his Ohio head.
quarters Mcclellan had on May 20 Is.
sued a proclamation to the Union men
Of western Virginia. advising them
that he would throw his troops across
the river aud asking them TO rally to
the support of the stars and stripes.
Mcclellan In his memoirs stated that
he took this action without any direct
authorization from Washington. ex.
cept such as was contained In the
assignment Of western Virginia to his
territory.
The Fight at Philippi.
On May 80 the Union troops occupied
Grafton, aud on June 3 General Nor
ris and Coloncls Kelly, Dumont aud
Lander after u rapid march encounter
cd the Confederates, 1900 strong. at
Phillppi. The attack was made In the
early morning while the. foe still slept.
The Confeslerates, being assaulted from
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-07-05

made fairly rich with we'll rotted ma
nure. Down the center run two fur
rows eight inches deep and ten inches
wide. Fill with well rotted manure
or leaf mold and mix with the sur
rounding soil.
Make two trenches again five inches
deep and eight inches apart, and in
these SOW the seed two inches apart
and cover about one inch with soil
we'll 1rmed. Little by little as the
peas grow fill up the trench. When
the peas are four inches high provide
chicken wire trellises or brush for
them to climb on. The following pre-
cautions will procure a long towering
season.:
Buy the best seed you car procure
fresh each year; get the seed planted
as early as possible; don't try to work
wet, heavy soil; wait until the earth
is fit to be worked. Don't hill and
don't trench; give level cultivation;
mulch with lawn clippings or cut
straw.
Water thoroughly when the soil is
dry and syringe every few days to
rout insects.
Above all, cut the blooms every day
with a pair Of shears and don't pinch
or pull the vines. Peas prefer a firm
soil generously enriched with rotten
manure or leaf mold.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-07-05

ach. He leaves q wife and an adult
daughter. Mr.. Baker came to Mon.
taua from Indiana in 1881 and was at
one time the leader of the publicans
in the Armington-B Belt country.
GREAT FALLS, June 30.-Farmers
from the Sun river bench country
came to the city today and reported
heavy losses to the wheat fields
caused by the hail storm of Wednes-
day. DR.. R. h. Severance of this
city, lost $50 acres of wheat, accord
ing TO his farm superintendent. He
said there might be come hay from
the field, but the chance for grain is
believed to be gone. The hail, he
says lay two inches deep In the wheat
after the storm had passed.
LAUREL, June 30.-After floating
for two and one.miles down the Vel.
lowstone river on the top of q wagon
box, John Yerger, q ranchman, was
rescued by a party consisting of ]. E.
Flood, his son, William, Mr.. Martin
and H. A. Sherrow. They had been
Informed by telephone of his being
aAoat and had gone to the wagon
bridge about two miles west of here
with ropes for the purpose of rescuing
him as be foated under it.