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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02

AndIpfen Sii erforfhen. lDeIibsr 5tpij
in Der Grbe bieien eisenartigen Tuft
perbrsite. Die erifen hemilhen llnters
fnfungen ergaben, bab In Der CRIB
ihoue 4ltobol unb anoere dtbsrifhe
Stoffe Dorbonoen isisn. 9ier ionnte
fdon eber bic llriade fir bas aroma
Der Groe seiuhi peroen, ba iiherlih
eth otberiihes Del ais Quelle nes Orb.
buftes tn Betraht iommsn mubte. Der
Gbemifer pbipfpiu mdhte foIgenben
Verfuh: er puft, buftenos Grbs
NIT paFerartissr gromIDiuus.
Oabei erbleIi er einsn selbIis
den Stoff. Der in stltoboI IosIicb mar.
g:i auilOiuns In Altobol entipidslts
sr sinsn itarten Duff. Der Dem Duff
bes 3eoernbol5es dhnIid mar. als
Ysipeis odfiir. baB bisier Stpff nit
BEN 3eoernbols pertpannt III, tann Der
umitanb ssIten. bab sr in feiHsn pbps
ittaIifhen uno hsmiihsn Gigsnihufisn
Dem gromesntriH sisiht. Der pom Sc
hernboI5 abftammt. 60 sinIab, fpit
ss nun ben Wnihein bat, ldBt fih al.
leroines trosoem Der Duff Der Gres
niht beittmmtn, oo er sntfhisben aus
mehreren Stoffen unb 0eruhsuiams
msnltgunetn sebiioet miro. 9i. bel,
ben beriihmien Gbsmiisr anbre unp
Btrfbelot mohten ndmlic5 onoere 0ers
fufe. bic g4eih.r W,iie GraebnifIs seis
iiaisn, ipeltt absr BON ben Graebniiien
phipiotrs Derfhieosn lporen. Iurh
Aboeiiilliren bon feuhier talts unb
ibonhoIiiser Gros trbieIten iie sineu
ftart aromaiiiten Gtofi, oeiIen Dsruc5
an aampfer erinnsrte. gs eIiidte aber
niti, bisfsn Stoff piHsnidaftIif su
beiitmmen uno i'm uuitr oie betanntsn
aorper etn3ureibtn. Gs iheint iidb aber
an6 bier um Elm oromatiihes Del su
hanbeln, ods burh iabrtaufsnoe aItt
y:riptiuns bon gflanstn sn.it1noen
ut. Gas beIonbsrs itarte auftreten
BON eroouft nah tinsm fparmen Som.
Ttsrre9sn !isbe iih bann oaraus tr.l1,
rtn, Dab ous uromatiiht Del in Der
eroe ourh ben Reasn aufgeloii miro
nno ieinsn Duff purb bic eeIpttrien
poren Der grpe in bic atmoTpbirs
hinausienoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02

$780, Reo. Sin'sn, bon Der 81. Otrs
Sefu airhe in 9ellepus, berihste Der
oortigen poIisei. oab bic Qrmentaii,
erbrotsn unb ibres Snbaltes bsraubt
puroe.
- Der Damtn8tpeig oss 3eutits
Gmsritaniitsn Stabtpsrbonoss bon
gslIspue bdlt am 9ouRritog Rad
mtttug in Der Wobnuug Der 6rau
Rosblsr, am 5ube Der Boone Ctr.
sine ipidtiss 8srfdmmIuns ab.
Jrls. GfteIo Gsis unb Jlor.nte
5enbsr BON gsuepue iinb BON ibrsn
Jsrisn ourh bas iiioIias asntutp
3uriidgstshrt.
Der 8ranpilIe Wlooop Voiten
q. u. R., BON g,Gspus, psriommelt
ftt om Jrsitas abeno.
8. 8. 5dsIaee Don BsfIepu. III
aIs 9sIssat sur aunpention Der aatb.
50rfter nah GlepeIonb, 8. ssrsift.
- 5rou Catherine Shmict iit i'm
Utter BON 65 Sobrsn in ihrsr Wobs
rung, Ro. 10 Sit s. Ipenus. pers
fhRosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02
@ober itamnrt Der Quit Der
(Crbe !?

llsb:r ben llripruns bes Duties BE-,
Gros, Der bsionbers I'm Gommtr gat
fpdrmsm Rsgen isbr fart tuiro. ftno
pis Der ~Sni." ssfdrisben pirD. Dol
.urssr Sci; nsue ipifsnfhofi!ihs llH'
teriutungsn anseiielli rporotn. gu
sI.id nurbs Der Oruno srforiht, tpas
rum bsfOnbsrs ein friid sspfIiist.s
GtIb ben Duff ausftrabit. uno ipelden
etHfIub DIR Resen uuf bieieH .igsnaS'
tissn tpiirsiseH OtruA bat. Wun be'
'ddftigts iid Idbon In friiber 3eii NIT
oisfsm sigsnartiesn problsm. DIX
alien Grisden marin Der aniihi, bab
Der Duff Der Grbe NIT Der Berubrung
Der Gotisr. bic auf Groen ponoelttn,
5ufammsnhanse. Mud sIaubttn iis,
bGb Der Res,nboetn namii in enser
BeribruHg itebe. Jm Wittelalter
nobm man an. n.oob bic Orb. ben Duff
Der 8lumsH binbe. Die Qoiurerfdeis
nuns, bob Der Dufs Der Grbe bsfons
bers na6 Rsgsn bemeribor nirb, srs
tIdrte man iih bomit. bob Der gsbun.
bens gIumsnDuit burh ben in bic CRIB
por.n eins,5ranseneH Resen nieber an
bic groobsrflG6e eetrieben iperns. Jn
neusrer 3eit tam man nutiirIi4 BON
berartigsn Grtldrunstn ob. unb man
nobm nit Redt an. bdb Der Duff ber
erbe In iresnb einem Stoffe befeben
miiHs. ben pir bisber nod niGt frei
bcrft.lIen ionnttn. Wlcn beeonn ba.
ri.a, bur9 4smifGt Dstia4s uHb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02
BON siusm 4utpmob
getrofftn.

estroffen.
tE2ssaI'1spef6s hs GtnanHatisr 8oaseiGii }
Samilton, /. Quguit. iSran,
grut6tr, Der 13siobris. Sobn bea
Sobu Grutdsr bon gsaspus, ap., be,
iih BEL isinem bier ipphneHben Sntsl
Ron Wsfforb auf geiuh bsfanb, tpur,
be heuts Abenb, als er nit isinem Bis
cpcIs um bic Ode Der 3peitsn uni
gbeitnut Strabe bog, bon BEN 4uio,
mobil oes Robert Wiss.sr pon 9snise
8, gstroffsn unb aufheinsao lebens.
sef1hrIin perlest. Gr Duroe mad BEN
5aufe isinss SntsIs gsbraht uno bort
unter drStIide gebaHoIung eenommsn.
- Der Siaa binisr Der Dobnunu
bon 8. gD. SnOp, Gds Der 8. unb
Sudspe Strubs. tpurbs aeitern Wors
gen um IL lbr on Der 4ubsnisite bon
gronbftiftsru in grane esisst. Gin
arbsiter Der gefstt paper 60 enibsds
te oas 5suer nod sur rehien !3eit,
alGrmirte bic 9epobntr Der Rahborz
fdaft, ipsIhe bic Slammsn prompt
loittsn, she bic Jsusrtpebr aur St.us
tam.
- Die 4utopfie an Der Geife BON
9aoto Ioslsperstr, ipeIdtr poraeitern
Worgtn biaisr fsiner Wobnuna In eli
rem 4bcrt als Gsite ssfunoen nurbe,
tOnfta.tr.e. bab Der Weritorbene Der
grisbt'itsn aran,beit gum Spfsr fiel.
- Der gsridt oes Waondts Suli
3sists etnen @eroienit bon $3184.57 in
ben fi1btiihen WdHsrnsrten, $36.8s
In benz 9dsoepurtement unb $1810.12
in Der sIettriiden gsIsuhtungsanlag.
- Der granoiiifter gborles Wolf
alias Clarence Witbrotp Iiegt Inn
gountp gefangnib srnitIit ertran,t
odrnieber.
- Gin Kindergarten tpirb beuts in
bem 5orrifpn Sdulsebdube eroffne..
- WoIter Smitb unb Gborles
4nsrum fpurben in Gonnerspille, ,Snb.,
Derboftet, neil fie angeblid b.m priea
fer pater Cabin bon Der fatboIifhen
Rir4e in Dyforb 6dnotpertsseua i'm
Wertbe BON $75 ausfubrt.n.
- Mt9osl 6apes purbe sefiern als
Subftitui> Geueripehrmann ernnnnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02
dustdnoii6e NaHriHten

Sal3 ais GeIo. 4Is i'm 13.
Sdbrhunbert Der WeItreiisnoe Rnrco
polo nat Der propin3 !aaimlu -
benz heutigeu Gberbirma tam, fanb
CT. bab bort bic iIsinits Msinss aus
SSals be'tnno. bur toifsrIihe geams
ts ourften bieiss gtIb berftel.n. Sie
toiten ons aus SaIsou.lsn itommsnoe
RodfaIs in ilsinen aiessIn elm, forms
ten bic Wdifs, ipenn Fl. cine aepifi,
aon'lftsns srrsiti bate, gu tleinen.
inftnartiesH 8sbilosn, bic auf kibsn
3seesln attrDdne! uno nit BEN Siems
pei oes aoifsrs periskn ipurotn. Is
hanotIts itch alfo um ree.lrtd,t aes
prastt Silsmiin3en. Tas Sals, be
fer fir bas MobIbefinben oss Wlens
iten 10 no!bigs Stpff, mad benz ialss
armt adnoer itdnoig psrIdngtsn, mar
nailirli9 einit Gin isbr bsiisb.er
gouihartiiel. au6 beuts lit es ia in
mcnhsn Gseenbsn afri.os Elm pobIs
gebrduhlihss 3ahIungsmiti,l. Sn
Der 3balebens. am Sitobbdng 4beis
finiens 4. g., britt man bds SoIs in
Stanesn bon 5 3sntim.ier StGr.e
unb 30 3sntimster eonge. Tieie
Gnl5itaugen. bic unesfabr onbtr.baIb
gfuub ihper iino. beibt man amol..
Sbr Werih fhipantt nattirIif, je no6s
benz fis in srobersr ober gsriuaersr
enifsrnuns BON ben SalSfunbitdtisn
umIaufsn. SH geua ssItsn 48 iols
der 4mols einsn Observation-Disclosures
Ter. geianniIi6 III ia Der Wlarias
thsreiientbaIer unb ;tpar in Der ais
ltin nngeuommsuen Qrdgung BON
1880 - In Rorooiis une Gfidfrita
nod INNER tn llmlouf, 70 eab nan
folfe 5boIer nod bsu'e in Ceiterrsih
progi. Aud in europa gait oas uns
snibebrIihs Sals etnft setpiFermobsn
ais Gslb. 9ordn srinnsri uns nod
bns Mort .Saldr", bos ubgtleiiei iit
bon bsm latetniihen Snlorium -
ScIsgabe. Dir Spenben Der rSmis
fhen aoniss an bas Dol. bsitnnosn
in friibsren 3siten Of! thaiiahlih aus
Sals uno Del. gefpnbsre 9eiiiuneen
unb GefdlIigtsiien nit Salsfhentuns
gen 5u psrgiiten, mar sebrduhlih, unD
bic 9e3eidnune Salorium ging ipabrs
Ifsinlid aud duf Gelofummen iiber.
lIebrigens iobn.e man audi in Nets
esenban langs 3eii bic arbeiier In
ben SisbeirerieH rur nit Sal3 ab.
aunitfreanben aber pirb IS iniereis
Iani isin, su erfahren, oob out eiHe
NAL bas Oen1Ibs sinss erobsn Wieie
iiers sinsn buhfidblid .sefalsenen~
yrtis ersislt,. Den 4mmerbohihen
Grben In 9ofsi bo. n1mlih ein
Bopernkrsog fir Elm 6olbeinih<s
gbriitusbiio 1000 1onusn Gals. bic
9onns i'm Wsrib su 6 Ouiben.
CINE Expedition su ben
poIar. JnbiantrM Aus Rris
itionia nirb unisr benz 15. JuIi ges
Ihrieb<n. Der norIpegifdx Fomp0nift
gbriiiian lehn irift bifsr 1ase feline
bertits por sinieer 3sit anseiiiubists
G0rihunasreiis gu ben yors Gssis
mos uno poIor Snninnsrn an, I'm
bsren primitive Wufil. ibrs ljeber
unb 1onSmslobien In pboHogrdpbis
fhen Nufnabnen su iammeIn. gr
tpirn nod einen ipiiIenfhaftIihen Be-
sIeiier Bel biefsr Dorfhunssreiis miis
nebmen. Der buuptidhIif 3oologiiGe
unb bOtanifde Gommfungen fur beuts
fne unb nornesifnt Wuisen onIegtn
fol. 6errn annbibottn porolb 9bous
lOiD, ben dlteftsn Gobn bss MnIers
9bnuloiD. Die AbreiIe Der beibsn
Dorf6er erfolgt am 90. b. bon 6ums
burg aus. Die 9om6ura 4mtriias
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02

SantiItun anseisem, SpfaI- I-Votisen
nnS Rruisfeiten hno abjugebeu Ode
Der 4. uub Charles Strake. timer
aasni fir Samilton iuobnt go. 301
Norb 5rput Ctr. 5elepbon Samiitos
1376.G. Selepbou nnieres Qorreipon
osnteu: 393X gea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-02

l,
AZ, bon Cincinnati. g., unb Uaouie
Gooosnousb, 80. Don gopinqton an.
Qarrp Bai!ep, q, uno gtbel 9. Qals
msr, q, beioe bon portIdnD, Snb.
Gmil ainoIoff "a, BON Gincinnati.G.
unb eaaStub, %, pongopinstDn, ,ap.,
Jobn 6. Roberts. %, unb Georgia
ledd, %, beibe bon silbourns I'm.
gBm e.. Storp, 80, BON DIT. Quburr.
2, unb 5elen g. 5orbed, 81 BON
0opIngton, ap. gmmei Worson, 26,
unb Woaie 4rmfirong, 26, beioe BON
cincinnati, 8. Jobn Rbobss. 25, unb
Jlorence u. Collins, 25, beibe bon 60.
lumbus, s. Charles Balmann. "a
nHo 6elsn Weier. &c, beibe BON gOOe
ingtoH, RA
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-01
White Felt Hats
and COlors..now a good line
at MRS. NETHERLANDS.

Mrs. Ella Hutton. Of BENTON, who
has been under treatmen al one Of
ST. .loseph's hospitals, has 81 i'm.
proved, as to be able TO return to her
home.
While attending the Maitland
fair, last week, We were surprised
and more than glad To meet our old
friend. Byrd Foster, formerly of Ore
gon and Maitland, but for the past
seven or eight years 4 resident of Bel
pre-, Ohio, and Parkersburs, West
Virginia. lie and his wife and little
daughter arrived In Holt county
about a month ago and located al
Matt land again, where they have TAX
en- charge Of the Transit House, form
erly the Commercial Hotel. They are
looking fine, and the only change, II
any, that We can notice, Is In Byrds
hair, which is redder than 1t even
was. We predict that they viii run
an up,to-date hotel. They extend a
cordial invitation TO the public and
their numerous friends to call and SET
them, and remember them when III
need Of q good meal or bed.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-01
--Ruley & Kunkel can save you

-Ruley & Kunkel can save you
money on Silos.
Mrs. " Spoerle has our thanks
for nice basket of grapes.
VIII Graham and wife. Of st. 10.
seph, spent few DAYS here the past
week, visiting relatives and friends.
For the next 60 days We will make
you special price on Team and Bug.
gy Harness. G.. j. THURMAN.
Ed, Pinkston, of ST. Joseph, was
here last week. 10 visit his sister, Mrs.
Ora Ware, and his nephew, Louie
pinkston.
30 per cent. OIL all Boys and
Mems Clothing. Come In and buy
your Winter Goods. We mean just
What We say. kILLAM'S STORE,
New Point. Mo.
We extend sympathy to Mr.. and
Mrs. ". Il. Hopper. in the loss of
their sparkling three.ycar.old daugh-
ter, which occurred Wednesday. Of
last week. August -.
Miss Kate Greene. one Of our very
best teachers. l. back from her visit
with brother and sisters. at Sturgeon
Ray, Wis, ready To begin her work as
teacher of the Woods school
Jake Durham and Vie. Of Blancl.
ard. Ia. are here visiting his brother
Ed. our circuit clerk. Mrs. Durham
was formerly Elsie daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Morris Mrs Dun
ham also visited her aunt. Mrs. viii
Morris, while here
Misses Emma and Alberta bragg
have returned from rarkiU. where
they visited their sister. Mrs i. u.
Rankin. They will leave shortly for
the educat ional work. Tie former
will go To wcatherford, Tex. where
she will teach In a private school.
The latter will go 10 Georgetown,
Tex, where she will teach music In
the Southwestern University.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-01
J. {. WHIT MIR,
DENTIST.
PROUD BUILDING.
North Side Of Square.
Both Phones.

Mrs. Henry Ficgcnhaum and her
interesting children, of Springfield,
Ncb. are visiting uncle and aunt,
Robert Montgomery and wife.
Mrs. Ncva Nicholson and chill
drcn. after several weeks visit here
with her sister. Mrs. VIM Morris. re-
turned Ia their home In Omaha. sat
urhay last.
George Srcman and family, and
Jacob kur'y are back home, after u
most enjoyable visit Of several weeks
with Mo,h kuriZ and l. l., Gilbert
and family, Of Buffalo. Wyo. They
report tine time. aud George says
Wyoming Is grca, state.
Notices have been sent 10 odd
Fellows throughout Northwest Mis-
souri, inviting them 10 meeting 10
be- held IN 81. Joseph, September III,
for the purpose Of organizing the
Nor,hwcs, Missouri odd Fellows as
sociation. The meeting viii he held
In the rooms Of Enterprise lodge, No.
T3o, Seventh and Charles streets.
Charged with breaking into and
robbing the way car Of C., H. 4 q.
freight train AT Napier, four men,
giving their names as Clark, Gram
mer, Wa,rous and Gloves, the three
| latter negroes, were arrested "A, 81.
Joseph, "Wednesday of last wcek.Aug'
ust -, the robbery having been com.
mitted Il few days previous TO their
arrest.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-01

Mrs. NJ. Spoerle has fine grapes
for sale.
Miss Anna Curry is visiting with
st Joseph relatives.
Are you going to build SiloP
See Ruley Il kunkel.
DIR. J. l.. Hogan. Physician and
Surgeon, Forbes. Mo. Both Phone.
Mrs. Mary Curry. who has been
III the past week. Is now much better.
Miss Bird Pere, and brother John
visited last week with their sister,
Mrs. otto Sellers.
If its a Buggy or Wagon you
want We will make you the price.
G. J. fumRMAN.
Col. Robt. Cowden. Of Dayton, o.,
a noted Sunday school worker. visited
W. II. Smith and family, recently.
Mrs. Newt Patterson died after a
prot racted illness and was inferred AT
shiloh a.. B.) cemetery Angus, 10th.
When IN towncall at Lin Carroll's
and get good. cold drink at the
fountain. a. lac has the only Soda
Foun,ai IN the town.
FOR SALE Grapes. . cents per
pound al vineyard: IN 800 pound lots,
al your own picking. !; cents. Mar.
tins Phone - South. j. j. EAiNEs.
- ~ per cent. oil on all Chill.
drpn's School SHOES. Come In and
get bargain. We mean jus, what
wesay. k1LLAM'S STORE.
New Point, Mo.
Corn has been rolling down To tn,
canning factory this year just about
the same way II always did II seems
to us. The growers say the real earl!
corn was hurt some. bu, the late corr
will be the best ever. our factor,
made a lot Of Improvements this year
and things are working Zip top
down there.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-01
Phones. Old ~. Mutual ~.

Mrs. &. -. Iook and daughter
Mary. Miss Clara Butler. Monte
Curry and VIII H. Curry we're 81. 10.
seph visitors Tuesday. going down In
the machine.
Mr. and Mrs Mart Whitmcr have
returned from an extended visit In
Covingion. -. Mr.. Whi,mcr also at.
tended the j0th reunion of the lith
Reg. Of ohio. IN which lac served
from III TO -.
Tie pupils Of Mrs. Fannie Louise
Reeds music school are To close the
summer semester with recital AT
her :, udio, saturday afternoon. For
ty-,hree pupils We're enrolled II In
the music department and Two In
the art class.
bon Weller. OF Maitland, is Ger.
tainly lucky man II there ever was
one. lie has not discovered a gold or
diamond mine, nor u tine pearl, taken
from a mussel she'll, along the classic
banks Of the rolling Nodaway, but
jus, the same 1, comes mighty nigh
being that good. Don't say word,
so tina, u. u. T.. Kelley or Howard
Chambers can get hold II, but the
fact Is, that on a small lot al his
home In that city he raised over u
bushels Of tine potatoes. lie certain
~ deserves a Carnegie medal.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-01
White Felt Hats
and CoIOrS--nOW a good line
at MRS. NETHERLANDS.

There are two items in the tax
list that the average taxpayer ever
criiiciscS, no matter II the levy touch
Is the limit, bne l. the school levy
and the other the road levy, As "a
matter Of fact We get more direct
benefit from the money We spend for
schools and roads than from any
other ON the list,
All kinds Of fruit and grain seem
to be- In hurry about ripening this
year. Does this mean an early frost
and q winter that will come early and
stay late, or does II mean an extra
long season IN which TO To do our fan
work. We can tell you more about IL
later. But now is the time to push
your farm work.
The many friends Of Wick Greene
and bride went down TO the home Of
Mrs. Anna Scheub, Tuesday evening of
last week, where they were spending
the evening, and each took Il piece of
graniteware, and by the time all had
arrived and unl0aded, Wick thought
he had a suiiiciency to go into bust
ness. The surprise was rendered by
the II. Il. Wilson Sunday school class,
of the Christian church, to which MIR.
and Mrs. Greene belong, and are faith
full workers. The evening was passed
pleasantly in music, refreshments,
etc, and every one there Vas truly
glad they were there; and many that
were not there undoubtedly wished
they had been there.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-01
Property for Sale!

No b. sSs s S . a" 's e" r s fGs
. sSs" ss 's MI s 'd
sstaS s il ss%s s
busy busy" and % see me for price on home, ~
No. % st s @ p G" "s an s i've osn ssS .
AND ss' a" 1
No s" s f' a. ana s S Q. s' '
a two asss Of Snr tight
@ as M a s o' S s ss rfSrs See me oe
for terms ''
No % s @ of sns St Ss%a Gs s % SsS.
% Ss ~s ] a 1t ana i%%s' s'ss%
o astsI p re on i ns farm G
No. good s"iabs building , and
court court l, % St" square, oregon.
No @ s a % s. ' ss E Sus sSSs an" sy @
=. Eo "S y T s sT % as p% % aG good
fort the right party.
No @ S i s Say 1 "e %d % % ams S
the @ . T You Sos s do Ss k a n up set
No. !S'.s sa 1s@ s1 ssS an
s s s ante oso "s does s% nc" S s
Rt %Hs T s sod farm "e a H'
:eas Gs H u %e , nSs,efs sn Of Es
S, Si 'S, sSs s%oss '%%s
No p s %oS o s p sS i% a "f Price,
good repair
s s% s a"s % s s$ ' $ s S
%s' % $STs S is ss%y and fair rate of
r. @. BENTON.
OREGON. MISSOURI.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-01
Art Garland
Hard Coal

Hard Coal stoves.
$500 to 10000.
Have the Garland,
Gold Coin. peninsu.
lar and Round Oak
Some good bargains
for you In the Hard
Coal Stove line.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-01

John Vert and wife, OF Maryville,
Virgil Guthrie and wife, OF Wilcox.
Mo-, and Mrs. Joshua Guthrie, OF the
Lincoln district, were here Saturday,
visiting their cousin, Mrs. VIM. Turn
ham. The former couples came over
in their automobile.
DIR. Whltsell, eye and ear special
list; Sc corner 9TH and Edmond. st.
Joseph. Both Phones, 9i3.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-01
BERT G. PIERCE.
DENTIST,

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Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-30
COPY OE SUM MONS

COPY OF SUMMONS
n the Justices Court Of FL Centro Town.
ship, County of Imperial, State Of Cali
fornia.
inion Oil Company of California "a cor
poration). Plaintiff, VS.. James Brazel,
doing business under the name Court
House Garage. Defendant.
The People of the State of California
ant.
YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED TO
PPEAR before me at my office at FL
Centre, in said Township, and answer the
complaint in an action entitled as above
brought against you in the Justices
Court of lei Centre Township, County of
nperial State of California; within five
q tNS after the service on YOU of this sum
lonS-if it is served within the city and
county, township or city, i'll which this "a
ion is brought. but within ten days if 1t is
erVed out of said township or city but
in the county in which the action is
brought and within twenty days if served
lScWhcre,
And you are hereby notified that unless
YOU so appear and answer as above re-
quired. the said Plaintiff will take judg-
ment for amy money or damages demand
ed in the complaint. as arising upon con-
tract, or he will apply to the court fol
ne relief demanded in the complaint.
GIVEN under my hand this lst day of
April \. ID. 1911.
ISEAIO (Signed A. w. FRANKLIN.
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
l'an V. holland, Attorney for Plaintiff
0ht.fSOyi
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-30
COPY OE SUMMONS

SOpI of SOmmoTNo
In the Justices Court of FL Centric Town
ship, County of imperial State of Call
fornia.
LESTER LAUGHLiN, Plaintiff VS.. JOE
BURLISUER, Defendant.
The People of the State of California
send greeting to: Joe Brulisuer defend
ant
YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED TO
APPEAR before me at my office, at EI
Centre, in said township, and answer the
complaint in an action entitled as above
brought against YOU in the Justices court
of El Centre Township. County of Impe-
rial, State of California, within five days
after the service on you of this Sum
monS-it ii is served within the city and
county, township or city in which this
action is brought: but within ten days if
it is served out of said township or city
but in the county in which the action is
broueht, and within twenty days if served
elsewhere.
AI.d YOU are hereby notified that unless
YOU SO appear and answer as above re-
qulIed the said plaintiff will take judg-
meut for any money or damages demand
ed IN the complaint, as arising upon con-
ira, I, or he will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the complaint
GIVEN under my hand this 10th day
of September, 1911.
A. w. FRANKLIN,
Justice of the Peace of Said Township.
Walter III. Sprague. attorney for plaint
iif sat-nov25
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-30
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that | have sold
and transferred the business conducted
by me under the name of the Imperial
Market Company in the city of Imperial
to NJ H. Mayor. who will continue the
business at the same place.
of bills contracted prior to October 10th,
1911. are hereby notified to pay the
amount of such Indebtedness to me
Notice is further given that | am re
sponsible for and will pay all indebted
ness incurred in conducting said business
prior to the 18th day of October. 1911.
and all persons holding such bills will
please present the same to me for pay
ment.
Imperial, Cal, October II, 1911.
Tu- Nov :. j. l.. MANAHAN.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-30
Not Coal Lands-039o
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Los Angeles, CAL. Oct. II, 1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that Abbe v.
Melton. of El Centre. Cal, assignee of
made Desert Land Entry No 4337. Sc
rial No. O390, for S.W. 4 NE. q +.
NV. u, NV. u s.W. q. Section %.
Township l6 s., Range Il r., S. b.
Meridian. being Tract 73. n. l6 s.. r.
10 f., S. B. NJ. by the resurvey, has
filed notice of intention to make Final
Proof to establish claim to the land above
ror Court of Imperial County, at El
Centre, California, on the 18th day of
November, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Monroe
Eady of MeOland, Cal; John Yount of
Meloland. Cal; f. S. Best of Holtvile.
Cal; George l.. Melton of El Centro Cal
nOv10 FRANK BtTREN. Register.