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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-06-23
Order Of Publication.

Tax Suit. 10 the Circuit Court. AueSsI.
Term. 1911. ~
srA COUNT ~ ~ Milass oi.. ~ .,st
The state vf Missouri. at the Relation and e.s
the use OF y =. Teare. COLLECTOR OF Reve-
State Of Missouri f Pisin,iisi. o' 'o'' III '"'
). ". Mann and Lee R, ii Defendants. I,
,howlns DEFENDANTS not served r "a and sdrt the
Court h ASu Ordered this Order o. Ppbic,
Whcreupon. II Is ordered by the clerk In
Vacation this 18th day Of May. 1911, that said
Defendants he notified BY publication that
Plaintiff has commenced "a suit against them
in this Court. the object and general nature
~ which II that the Plaintiff seeks To enforce
the lien Of the state Of Missouri
situate. lying and being in iio OIL county NJ.
souri,. and belonging to the defendants Ia
this suit, Tor certain delinquent and back
taSes due thereon, and unpaid for the years
1876, 1877. nos. iap, with Interest thereon and
costs levied upon said real estate. Is In the
petition and ,ai bin herein set forth, 70. =. :
W acre tract, Fractional North, Y Of the
North East y section q. Township ~. Rsnss
| Aud that unless the said J. ". Mann ana
lee Roland, be ana appear at this Court NJ
the next term thereof To b. begun and
holden at the Court House In the City ofOr--
sna on ~ Hn ~, tSe az o. III
| the term shall ~ long continue, and II not.
then ON or before the last day Of said TORN
the same Will. as to them be taken ~ con-
te.,sd. and Judgment will be- rendered ~
And Il is further ordered. Tha, a con,
hereof be published. according to Law, in Tbe
Holt County sentinel. Tor four consecutive
| weeks, the last Insertion to be NJ least four
iS "' 0'''e the SAID w. a. a1 SSr q mASHfu''
Circuit Clerk
A true copy from the record.
fSss h.., "A H.. Of.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-06-23
Order Of Publication.

Tax suit. In the Circuit Court. August Term.
STATE s,!;. Of y M,,,s;s IA, H. ".
The State Of Missouri ~ the relation and 10
the use ~ ", =, Trnrr. Collector OF the
Revenue within and tor the County ~ Holt
and state OF Missouri. Plaintiff.
j. BYRON Johps,un. !, II, Ben.acld. Lucic,
bsn ,s,,a M s,, " hah.r' !:nni" Jnn"
stun. Jennie .lohnstun, Defendants
The sheriff having made return ~ service
showing Defendants not served a,Si the court
In Wing ordered this order ~ Publication. To-
The Holt County sentinel as' DESIGNATED by
Plaintiffs Attorney. an tn" 18th day ~ April
Whcreupon. II II ordered by the Clerk In
Vacation this ipih day Of May, ipii, that said
lhfcndnnt bc notified by publication that
plaintiit Ia, commenced u suit against them
IN this Court the object aud general nature
~ which Is that Plaiutin seeks Ia enforce
the lien of the state 81 Missohri AGAINST III.
following described real estate. situate. ~.
Ing. nn, IN ny Ia lioli County, Missouri aud
lmionging 10 the Defendant To this suit for
certain delinquent taxes due thereon. aud
costs, levied upon said real estate, ~ In the
petition ami taN b'll herein set forth, Ia. vii f;
Lots aud ), BLOCK :, Craig. Missouri and
that unless The said Defendants be and ap.
pear ~ THIS Court NJ III. neat term thereof.
Ia begun aud holden M the Court House la
the Guy " Oregon. In said County. ON the
18th day of August next. aud on the first day
~ said term answer - plead To the petition
fessed, aud Judgment viii be rendered NC
rOrtingly,
Aud Il I, further ordered. That u copy here.
~ be published, according To law. In The
tl&Dh County sentinel for four successive
weeks, the last Insert Ion u he nj least four
weeks before the said 18th day Ot August.
iaii. r, A. UuNIiAM,
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand and the seal ~ the Cir
1 - cult Court ~ Holt County. this iath
Seal : day OF Nav 1911,
10y r.. A. Di NHAM.
Circuit Clerk.
This 18th day of May, laii.
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Exscutrix's Notice.

Notice IL hereby given, that Letters Tests-
decreased, were granted To the under
signed. on the 18th day Of May, iaii, by the
Probate Court Of Holt County Missouri,
AZ persons having CLAIMS ngnlns, shin IS
Rnco TO the Executor within Que year after
the date ~ said letters. or they may be pre-.
cluded from any benefit Of said estate; and II
from the date Of this publication, they shall
be forever barred.
This nth day Of May. 1911,
LIIZIE VI. ROECKER.
ExerutrlN,
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Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, that Letter,
VI Administrations, On the estate oi
Mary T.. Nsrdman, deceased, were
granted Ia the undersigned On the 18th day oi
May, 1911. by the Probate Court Of Holt
County, Missouri. All persons having claims
against said estate are required 10 exhibit,
them TOR allowance 10 the xdmipist ratOi
within one year after the date Of said letters
such estate; and II such claims be not eNhib
tied within Two Year, from the date Of this
publication, they will be forever barred
a.. HARTMAN,
Administ rator
This 18th day of May, 1911.
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The Same LORD.

The Lord We have known ~ laying
down HE life for ~ 10 the came Lord
We have to do with every day OF our
life, and all his dealings with W. are
on the same principles Of grace. The
great secret Of growth 10 looking up
TO tbs Lord ~ gracious. How pre-
cious. how strengthening II 10 to know
that Jesus 10 al this moment feeling
and exercising the same love towards
NJ as when he died on the cross for US.
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haxa 4 PURPOSE.

Live for something, DO good and
leave behind you = monument OF vir'
tue that the storm OF time can never
destroy. Write your name In kind
ness. love and mercy on the hearts
OF thousands you come In contact
with year by year: you will never 10
forgotten.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-06-23

WA NTED FAITHFUL PERSON To
TRAVEL for we'll established house In few
counties. calling on retail merchants and
IA sn sspsnsss advanced: Pc:itica pssmssssos
business successful and rushing. STANDARD
House, ~ Dearborn 81. OhicAgU.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-06-23
ordcr Of Publication.

Tax suit. In the Circuit Court. To III. Aug
STATE ;. o. : y. y,I.s;sStRI. IS.
A. the reiniiun and To the use ~ u. :. Tcarr
Collector ~ the Revenue within nd for the
County ~ Holt. aud stat" ~ Missouri
Plaintiff.
Frank u. written.
The sheriff having made return " service
show ing Defendant not served and the court
In wing ordered tins order ~ publi,a, lon. Ia
The Holt County sentinel, ~ designated nv
Plaintiff Attorney On the .sth day ~ April
whcrrupon. n II ordered by the Clerk In
Variation this iath day ~ May, 1911, that said
llefrndan, iW notified by publication that
'lnintin has commenced u suit against hin,
In this Court the object aud general nature
~ which II that Plaintiff seeks To enforce IN.
len Of he state Missouri. agains, III. FOL
lowing dr>rrbto real estate situate, lying.
and being IN Holt County. Missouri. and he
longing "a the Defendant to tins suit for Ger
tain Delinquent ta>c> due thereon, aud ro,ts,
levied upon said real estate, ~ In the pctitiou
aud tax bill herein SET forth, to-wit'
The Not,h-Enst Quarter q III" south West
Quarter 81 section Tweniy-Thrce and Town
less the said Defendant Frank u. Wroiicn hr
and appear At this Court, NJ the next term
hereof ~ he begun and holdcn At The Court
on the ss,h day 81 August mcSi. nnd on iGr
hrst day Of said term answer or plead ~ the
petition In said cause. the same vii be- taken
hs confessed, and Judgment Will be rendered
accordingly.
Aud u IL further ordered. That aropy here
- he published according 70 law, In The
Holt County sentinel TOR four successive
weeks, the last Insertion "a he NJ least four
weeks before III. said 18th day e August
iaii. T., A. DCNHAM,
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
| Witness my hand and the seal Of the Circuit,
--~ Court Of Holt County this latll day
Seal. Of May, 1911. y. A. DrNHAM.
t@-N Circuit Clerk,
This 18th day Of May, iaii.
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DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE

Chief johnson II and Johnny John.
son will he allowed to serve limited
number Of mares at my barn, three
miles southeast Of Oregon, on the old
Judge Mcintyre farm, on the ST. 10.
seph road. They are jet blacks with
white points: l5l hands high. four
years old and weigh about 1000
pounds. They are heavy bodied, good
breast and wide In rump, splendid
head and ears, good style and action,
heavy boned, have large feet. stand
up we'll amt have proved themselves
TO he superior breeders.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS: For
service Of Jacks. si2.jo to insure colt
For service OF Hero, sij. When mar,
Is parted with or removed from orig
inal locality. money for service be
comes due AT once. A lien on mar,
and foal will he held for insurance
Care will IN taken to prevent acct
dents. but will not be responsible,
should any occur.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-06-23
Trick Of the Devil.

Trick OF the Devil.
The devil is putting the butter On
the right side Of bis bread when be
gets . big sinner to count TIE hyDe'
ogltoo 10 the church.
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The Black PercherOn Stallion.
HERO,

weighs about l.NW pounds. with line
points and perfect build, will I've al.
lowed to serve a limited number OF
mares.
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GOLDEN TExT-"what Doth the lord
Require Of Thee. but to DO Justly. and to
Love Mercy. and to Walk Humbiy with
Thy God. Me SIS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-08-30
NORTHEAST HARBOR.

Rev. Don Ivan Patch and wife visited
friends here recently.
The Franklin-Heath Co. is playing at
the Neighborhood house this week.
Miss Margaret Young, OF Ellsworth,
visited friends here Monday and Tuesday
Miss Edna Brunson, who has been here
during the summer, left for her home in
Indiana Monday.
Northeast Harbor defeated the Stoning-
ton nine % to 9, at the athletic field
Thursday afternoon.
The annual meeting OF Union church as
ISOLATION will be held at the church Mon
day evening, Sept. 4.
Next Sunday morning, Rev. James e,
Gregg, Of the Kirk street Congregational
church, Lowell, Mass, will preach at
Union church.
Saturday evening . cast Of local artists
will present the four-act comedy, IA
Bachelors Romance" at the Neighbor-
hood house, under the direction Of R. H.
Burnham, OF the Emerson school Of
oratory. The play 10 for the benefit OF the
Neighborhood house.
Aug. %. r. F. J. x.
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WALTHAM.

Miss Bessie Jordan is teaching in Maria
vile.
The Hasiem reunion will be held at the
town hall Sept. 8.
There will be a dance at town hall Sat-
urday evening, Sept. 9.
Mrs. Sadie Haslem is suffering from
asthma. Miss Belle Moore, of Ellsworth,
is working for her.
Miss Julia Rogers, who has been the
guest Of Miss Emma Jordan, has returned
to her home in South Orrington.
Simon Stewart, who has been working
at M. K. Haslem's, has had partial shock.
His sister, Mrs. Rogers, Of Bangor, is with
him.
Mrs. Raymond Haslem, of Machias, is
visiting her husbands parents, Alden
Haslem and wife, before visiting relatives
in Bangor and Brewer.
Franklin Court Tugwassah, l. o. F., Wis
tied Court Snyctic Saturday evening. Fine
music was rendered by the Franklin band,
and good time was enjoyed by all.
Aug. %. H.
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ISLE AU HAUT,

Leon Barter arrived home from New
port, r. l., last week.
Capt. George Sawyer, OF the Eastern
Steamship Co, is visiting relatives here.
"Me and Otis" will be presented by
local talent at the hall Wednesday even
ing.
Sylvester Phinney, OF Boston, was in town
Friday. MIR. Phinney built most of the
roads on the island about fifteen years ago.
The ladies' aid society held its church
fair and supper at Revere hall Aug. "a. 1t
was successful AFFAIR. Net proceeds,
$40.
Friends Of H. B. Barter, formerly OF this
town, wish him q speedy recovery after an
operation for appendicitis performed at
Boston, Aug. q.
Aug. %. c,
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SEAW ALL.

j. NJ. Bright and wife, Of Bangor, were
here Sunday.
Mr.. Grindle, OF Oak Point, visited his
daughter, Mrs. John Dolliver, last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Moore is having new pi-
azza built across the eastern side Of the
house.
Mrs. Lucy King has gone to Danvers-
port, Mass, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
George Parker.
Roy Haynes, wife and son, who have
been visiting here and at Oak Point, have
returned to Ballardvale, Mass.
r. E. Newman returned from Bangor
Thursday with lumber and goods for his
new store. His uncle, W. E. Severance, is
doing the work.
Aug. %. DOLLY,
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sURRY.,
MoRaAN's BAY.

The fair held by the ladies Of Morgan's
Bay Thursday afternoon and evening,
Aug. "a, was largely attended and very
successful. The fancy articles offered for
sale were Of great variety and showed
that much time and labor had been spent
to make this feature Of the fair a success.
A chicken supper, not forgetting baked
beans and other good things for which
this place is noted, was served from to
o'clock, while bounteous supply OF ice
cream could be obtained at all hours.
The financial part was very gratifying,
SS2 being taken, which will be expended
upon the new church, which was begun in
November. 1910, and is far from being
completed.
Much credit is due those who, by sacri-
fee, hard work and un1agging I'M Irest, are
striving to build . house of worship here,
realizing that no greater calamity could
befall . community than to become
churchiess and irreligious.
Aug. %. 8. w. 7.
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SOUTH BLuEaILL.

Lincoln and Frank Sibley, with friends,
OF Somerville, Mass, have returned hom
The people here were saddened to learn
Of the death Of Mrs. G. R. Sleeper, Of Sedg-
wick.
Mrs. Mary Gray, Of North Brooklin,
spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Hat
tie Day.
Mr.. Friend, OF Etna, who has been Wis
iting B. e. Sylvester and wife, has re-
turned home.
Arthur Smith, Of Hyde Park, Mass,
who has spent few weeks at William
Hodgdon's, has returned home.
Fred Sylvester, wife and two children, OF
Etns, who have spent . few weeks at the
home Of B. e. Sylvester, j., have returned
home.
Aug. q. Z.
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COUNTY NEWS.
CAsTINE.


Walter Jordan, who has been yachting
the past summer, is home.
DR.. Philbrook and George Clancy and
wife are camping at Butter island.
William F. Jude and wife spent Sunday
at Camp vinona, Lake Alamoosook.
Master Francis Gray, OF Burnham, is
spending several days with his aunt, Mrs.
Fred Mills.
Mrs. Ella Gray, OF Bar Harbor, is spend
ing several days with her sister, Mrs.
Robert Crosgrove.
Miss Frances Dapiels, Of Union, is
spending several days at the. home OF
Frank Douglas and wife.
Miss Delano, who has been caring for
Mrs. w. c. Brown during her illness, re-
turned to her home in Bucksport Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Harry Leighton and daughter
Emeline, and Mrs. Harry Walker, OF
Portland, are visiting their uncle, F. 8.
Perkins.
During the past two weeks the commit
tee having the work at the dormitory in
charge has been busily engaged in settling
the rooms, and have then nearly in readi-
ness for the coming fall term OF normal
school.
Aug. q. G.
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w. Stinson's. Mrs. Stinson, returned
with them from Sorrento, where she has
been visiting.
Mrs. Hugh Barbour is spending few
days at Bluehill.
Mrs. Maynard Stinson, OF South Deer
Isle, is visiting Mrs. William Stinson
Mrs. Sterling Barbour has returned from
Rocklsnd, where she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Mabel Putnam
Henry Bailey, OF Everett, Mass, came
Saturday to join his wife, who is visiting
her parents, ]. A. Ham blen and wife.
Aug. IS. Mum.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Nettis scammons il visiting her
mother in Bar Harbor.
Stanley Gordon went Friday to the Ham
gor hospital, whore he bad an operation
performed on his throat ard noss. Miss
Whitaker accompanied hiu.
Lao w. Blaisdsll, Of Batps collsgs. Law
iston, who has been one Of the Y. n, G.
A. leaders at Camp Durrsll, Aoody's is
land, this summer, d homo for . week.
Rev. q. A. Blaisdell and little daughter
Alma, Of Lewiston, are visiting relatives
and friends here. Mr.. Blaisdell prsached
in the Baptist church Sunday evening.
william WEIGH, the oldest man In town,
passed his eighty-seventh birthday Thurs
day, Aug. "A, and received about nifty
postcards from friends, which he very
much enjoyed.
Roscoe B. Blaisdell, Of Auburn, r. l., ID
spending . two weeks' vacation with his
parents, r. e. Blaisdell and wife. He ID
accompanied BY Miss Charlotte Frances
Kenison, of Providence, R. l.
Aug. q. B.
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TENNIS NOTES.
Bartlett and Whitcomb defeated Robin
son and Baldwin at tennis Monday morn
ing, 6-3. GA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Hook defeated Miss
Thelberg and Mr.. Shaw 1913, Ga in very
even match. Miss Shannon and Mr..
Haley defeated Mr.. and Mrs; Nichols, SEN
ior 60, 81. In the second round MISS
Drummond and Mr.. Binsmore defeated
Miss Shannon and MIR. Haley 60, 81, S-6.
The first and some Of the second round
of the mixed doubles tennis tournament
have been played. Miss Robinson and
Mr.. Robinson defeated Miss Wood and
Mr.. Mackenzie 81. GA. Miss Mccoy and
Mr.. Baldwin defeated Mr.. and Mrs.
Nichols, 60, GA. Miss Drummond and
Mr.. Dinsmore defeated Miss O'Brien and
Mr.. Maxwell after q hard match which
went three sets 1911, 3-6, 81.
Before q large and enthusiastic crowd
Miss Drummopd defeated Miss Elizabeth
Thelberg in the semi-hnals of tie ladies'
singles tennis tournament. go, 90. The
match was one OF the best seen here this
year, and the long rallies brought forth
continual applause from the side-ines.
The serving of Miss Thelberg and the
steadiness Of Miss Drummond were the
features. Tuesday morning Miss Drum
mond will play Miss O'Brien in the finals
and close match is looked for.
After the match Of Misses Drummond
and Thelberg, the finals in the mems
singles tournament were played. Ding
more defeated Robinson 6-2, 90, 6-3. The
match was by far the sharpest tennis seen
at the Hancock courts this season. Nearly
every game went to the deuce, and the
great fight made by Robinson kept the
crowd on edge every minute. The serving
OF Dinsmore was very effective, and almost
inson was very sure and well placed.
Aug. %. SPEC.
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BROWNSVILLE.

B. g. Grindle is painting at West
Brooksville.
Henry Black, Of Surry, is cutting stone
for the Brooksville Granite Co.
Miss Tena Gray, Of Cape Rozier, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Eugene Sanborn.
Miss Jennie L. Jones is home from
Stonington, where she has been visiting.
Mrs. James Roper has returned from
New London, Conn.,, where she has been
employed.
Miss Bertha and Master Harvey Doug
lass have returned to their home in Som
erville, Mass, accompanied by their sister,
Mrs. Lester Wescott and children, who
will remain two weeks.
Aug. q. A.
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SARGENTvILLE.

Miss Gertrude Cover left Sunday for
Boston.
Merle Walls left Sunday for his home in
Franklin, Mass.
c. J. Foram, Of Boston, is visiting
friends in town.
Harold Dunbar has returned to his
| home in Bangor.
Reuben Remick, OF Bar Hsrbor, is visit
| ing relatives here.
Rev. John R. Davies has returned to his
home in Philadelphia.
Hon. Henry w. Sargent was in Els
! worth last week on business.
Miss Jennie A. Grindal, OF Bluehill, is
visiting Miss Jennie E. Grindal.
John Smith and wife, OF Revere, Mass,
are guests OF Mrs. Abbie E. Smith.
Mrs. Lloyd Remick, of Brockton, Mass,
is at Mrs. Irwin Lesch's for few weeks.
Miss Leona Green, Of South Brooksville,
spent last week with Miss Grace Wood.
William E. jerks, Of Boston, is spend
ing few days with friends at Edgehill.
Albert H. Grindal and wife have re-
turned to their home in Thomaston, Conn.
John A. Bridges and wife, OF Water
town, Mass, are guests OF A. q. Dodge and
wife.
Einathan Hinckley and wife, Of Milton,
Mass, are guests Of Eben Hinckley and
wife.
Misses Gertrude Hunt and Marcia Tay-
lor, Of Bangor, have been visiting friends
here.
Waldo E. Kingsbury, wife and daughter
have returned to their home in Medfeld,
Mass.
Mrs. Charles H. Txinter is spending a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Abbie E..
Smith.
Miss Fidelia Dow, OF North Brooksville,
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. c. L.
Babson.
The community was saddened last week
by the death Of Harry R. Dority. Much
sympathy is expressed for his wife and
father.
The summer has been one OF the most
pleasant and prosperous ever known by
the people OF Sargentville. The number
of summer visitors has been larger than
ever, and this number would have been
greatly increased il there had been proper
hotel accommodations. There is nowhere
in the State Of Maine, better opening
for hotel OF limited capacity than in
So rooutvilIa and W hat 10 now ocpociolIx =,
needed is for the right man to come to the
front and utilize the opportunities which
are opening up and which promises to
make such an undertaking great success.
Aug. %. SIM.