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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-13
DID LEE
MAKE THIS
STATEMENT?
TIMES BUREAU,
AT STATE CAPITAL.

Indianapoli Ind. Dec. 13.-Since Ed
win NJ. Lee made his statement in
Washington. yesterday evening to the
effect that President Taft cannot carry
Indiana next year, it is taken by poll
ticians here to mean that Lee has
further hope of being reelected chair
man of the Indiana republican state
committee. Lee is now the state chair
man, and has for months been can
didate for reelection. 1t was rather
in the nature of surprise when word
was received here that Lee had given
cut a statement at Washington in
which he said that if Taft was re-
nominated the republican party would
be defeated before gun fired.
Lee said he had been one of the presi-
dents original friends and that he had
, believe he would be the strongest
candidate, but that circumstances and
conditions which he had met with Ia d
convinced him that he had been wrong.
1t is not long ago that Lee an
nouned publicly here that he was for
the denomination of Taft, and that Taft
would carry Indiana. 1t is taken II
mean that the progressives, to which
faction Lee belongs, will make as hard
| a fight as possible to get control of the
state committee of Indiana for next
year, but the Taft sentiment is so
strong and Taft's friends are so com
Jpletely in control of things at this time
that no one is predicting success for the
progressives along that line. 1t is
| known, and it has cropped out in the
last few days, that there is wide
spread sentiment in Indiana for the
nominate ton of Roosevelt, but no one
| gees so far as to say that the Indiana
delegation could be swung over to
Roosevelt under any circumstances.
Another thing that mas attracte1
much attention here and which has
caused Indiana Republicans to con
gatulate themselves, is the fact thai
Harry S. New, national committeeman
from this state. has been chosen chair
man of the ub-committee of the ma.
tional committee to make all arrange
merits for the coming Republican ma.
ticral convention. New had to fight t.
support the president at the Getting o
the national committee at Washington
but he won out agains the opposition
ana it Will now be up to him and hi
committee. all Taft men, to select tn,
temporary chairman Of the convention
decide on all of the details and maxi
all plans for the big gathering in Chi
cago. This is regarded hfgi
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new arrivals according to the police are
mostly men and are bad characters,
who have been run out of other cities.
As result of the arrivaf of the, armed
horde of blacks. most of whom have a
criminal record. the city police depart
ment has hard problem on its hands.
Rob. Club and shoot.
Two robberies last night, in which
fire arms and clubs were used, were
caused by negroes and on Monday night
there was shooting affair in the south
part of the city in which negro nam
ed Smith shot >another one named
COPYRIGHT.
Police records of recent date show
two negro murders. one for which
George Davis has ben sentenced to
hang for on February II. Several
shooting aairs have also occurred
lately.
Sunday night the police arrested a
negro desperate. who had been carry
ing a huge 44-calibre revolver, the
largest ever seen in the city. John
Hennison. the prisoner. who was ar
rested told the officer who took him in
tow that If he didn't have the drop on
him first that there would have been a
dead policeman in Gary Hennlson, II
has been learned. is an escaped convict.
Do Not Fear the Law.
These bad blacks are causing the
police much concern" said Chief Mar
tin today. "A lot or them have come
from Youngstown where they were run
out following their numbering a police
officer and we also have another horde
from a Tennessee town where another
policeman was murdered.
Gary is receiving some of the most
desperate negroes from Chicago where
the police have been after them. When
the police arrest them here they are
given but small fine and as a matter
of fact many of them welcome brief
Jail sentence
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GRIFFITH.

Miss Ruth Lightfoot was a Ham
mond visitor yesterday
A StomInel, president of the Dyer
bank, was a pleasant caller here yes
terday on his way to Crown Point
r. T. Carney of East Chicago was
here yesterday in the interest % the
Manhattan Lumber Co.
Clarence Hutchins and George Spitz
were over to the Calumet river hunt
ing ducks yesterday. Mr. Hutchins
bagged fourteen pound coon instead
of any of the feathered tribe
A B. Chipmund of Chicago was a
business visitor here today.
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as to the course of the bullet, and Chief
of Police Mccormick of East Chicago,
who told of his part OF the affair after
the shooting.
The jury was taken to East~Chicago
yesterday in the police patrol to view
the scene of the shooting. The jury was
in charge of Bailiffs Robert Werley and
Theodore K1otz. Klotz lost the jury in
the course of the afternoon, but Wer-
ley brought them safely home.
That the state expects TO insist on
capital punishment is shown from the
fact that Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Ralph w. Ross asked all of he jurors If
they believed in capital punishment,
and dismissed a number of them be-
cause they did not.
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neys Boone and Barr who have charge
of this case. given when the We
niremen were asked il they knew Rob-
erts. Gleason, simpson and some of the
other high officials OF the Indiana Steel
company and its affiliated Institutions.
1t is believed that the defense will lay
great stress on the insinuation that the
United States Steel company is back of
this prosecution for the purpose of
getting" Knots and the members of
the city council of Gary.
Interest Growing.
The jury has been passed by both
sides. but has not been accepted. The
defense is going over the jury again
with its fine tooth comb questioning
and will be followed by the state, which
is equally careful not TO get a juror
who would be prejudiced. Each side
has te~ peremptory challenges.
Associated with Attorney d. E. Boone
for the defense is Herbert S. Barr, of
the law firm of Barr and Wheeler Mr.
Wheeler has not been sitting in the
case so far.
Attorney Samuel Parker for the
state, is doing most of the work of ex-
aiming the jury. Hs mas associated
with him Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Martin j. Smith of Crown Point, and
w. r.. Hodges, of the firm of Hodges
and Ridgely of Gary. The interest in
the case is growing and Crown Point,
which did not seem to get excited about
the matter at first. is beginning to sit
up and take notice. The real interest
in the case will come when the intro
duction of testimony begins
The jurors who have been temporary
selected are: John Weber, Ross;
Adolph Lottes, Center. William New
ton, center; Henry Yeager Roberts
dale; Edward Meyer, Brunswick: Bar
ME Buckley, Lowell; Charles Tappis
Cedar Greek; Julius Hess Hammond;
William Herkner, Hammond; Matt
Sternberg, Indiana Harbor: Tony Cav
ert Lowell, and Howard Bracken, Ho.
bart.
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again." Aefore she finished this ex-
elamation Philips had fired another
shot
Instead of escaping from the build
ing. n murderer would have done.
Phillips went for doctor. He did not
attempt to leave the city. but was pick
ed up on the street by the police later.
BnfaiT Loses Jury.
William Rhodes. Phillips friend, on
the evening of the shooting. was placed
on the stand and proved to be an ex-
callent witness for the defense. Other
witnesses who have testified are the
city engineer of East Chicago. who tes-
titled as to the plan of the house in
which the killing was done: DIR. Robin
son of Indiana Harbor who held the
post mortem examination and testified
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towards Gary just as fast as men,
money. machinery and enthusiasm can
bring them there.
Pass 3 Lines in IL Minutes.
II a person in an automobile starts
at Forty-f first avenue and Broadway
in Gary and takes a quarter-circle tour
through Liverpool. New Chicago and
East Gary a fifteen-minute ride will
result in the crossing of three interur-
ban routes that are being built towards
the steel city.
Are Busy at East Gnry.
To the east OF the city a small army
of nep is busy at East Gary laying
tracks. cutting down trees. erecting
poles and stringing. wires. Huge
steam shovels are attacking the sand
dunes and leveling the ground, and
others of these mechanical monsters
are filling in the swamps.
This line is the Gary Connecting
railway which will link the Gary &
Interurban with the Valparaiso &
Northern railway. The completion OF
this project viii give interurban con-
nections that viii reach from Ham
mond Via Gary to Laporte. east and
west. and to Valparaiso and Chester
ton by the north and south routes.
Gary-Hobart Line Rushed.
None the less activity is being ex-
hibited a few miles to the south. where
men and machinery are building a
parallel route that will connect Gary
and Hobart. Grading and track lay
ing has reached Liverpool and a few
hundred feet more will mark the
reaching of the Gary limits.
This line is the Gary, Hobart & Val
paradise Traction company. and 1t Is
the Hobart-Gary division that is now
being built
Gary to Crown Point.
The third race is going on Yin the
south part of the city. Tracks have
been laid, poles are up and wires are
strung from Calumet bridge in Soutl
Broadway. the terminus of the Gary 6
Interurban railway. to way beyond the
Nickel Plate tracks in the same thor
oughfare. 1t now Only requires powe,
and street cars to give the Ridge roat
people traction connections with dowr
town Gary. To the south of the Nicke
Plate tracks there is Just as much &C
tfvity. and the time Is not TAR distan
until the Gary and Southern traction
interurban cars will be speeding from
the Gary steel mills down past TIL
farms and right up to the Crown Poin
courthouse square.
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POLICE HAVE
THE RIGHT MAN

continued from Page 10
his mustache adds to his grizled ap-
pearance- 1t was noticeable yesterday
after his capture that his face had just
ben washed
Anna Krause is the daughter of John
krause Highlands carpenter contrac-
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FEW DIMES FOR CAR FARE OR
POSTAGE IF YOU'RE ANSw ERING
ADS A FEW DIMES FOR YOUR OWN
WANT" IF YOU'RE ADVERTISING
IN THE TIMES-AND THE USUAL RE-
SUIT Is JOB.
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first degree will be preferred IL she
lives. Miller will be prosecuted under
statue which provides for a term of
years or life imprisonment
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new CRIME WAVE HITS GARY HARD


Continued from column Z. page IL
ed and robbed by three young men al
Fifthteenth avenue and Massachusetts
street last night His assailants es-
capped.
Mrs. Odds Attacked
The home OF Mrs Olds. No. IL
Eleventh avenue near Monroe street
last night was approached by two arm
ed negroes Edwards O1ds, her son. a
motorman is employed by the Gary &
In ternrban railway.
Two Under Arrest
Two suspicious looking negroes were
placed under arrest as thew stepped
from the $3.50 p. m. Gary & Interurban
car by officers Bunde and Einsele of
the Hammond police department last
night AT the station they were book
ed as Bud Owsley, 2s14 Dearbon street,
Chicago. and Joseph Hesse. Chicago.
Upon searching the two men load
ed revolver was found on Hessie one
cartridge being discharged. When be-
ing searched, around his chest the Off
Ger found Hessie bleeding on the right
side. Upon examining the wound 1T
was found that he had been Injured by
shot gun. Hessie was then taken to
St Margaret's hospital by Dr. Young
and was placed under guard for fear
that he would attempt to break away.
Upon calling up the Gary police it was
learned that the negroes were wanted
for breaking into the home Of Mrs
John Olds, 75 Eleventh and Monroe
about o'clock in the evening. The
men broke into the house and after
Mrs. Olds had screamed for help,
Hesie drew a loaded revolver and shot
her in the face. causing only a slight
cheek wound They then made their
escape.
Fires At Escaping Man.
] A. c. Venderwater a neighbor hear
/ ing the noise. started outside with q
shot gun. As he stepped outside he
saw Hessie running from the house
He fred tire shots. one of them lodg-
ing in Hessie's right side. Hessies
condition is not serious. He will be
kept at St Margaret's hospital for q
few days and will be- closely guardei
| so he will not be able to escape. for !,
is feared that he will make an attemp:
to get away. Owsley was taken back
to Gary this morning
Girls Attacked.
Late last week an attack was made
upon party of young girls attending
the Holy Angels school while they were
! walking along the Wabash tracks from
their homes in Tolleston. Their assail
ant attempted to seize one of them bu
was frightened away.
A similar attempt was made to at
tack Geneva McGlone at Seventh ave
nue. and Carolina street late Saturda,
night. Girls employed in Gary store
whose duties require that they wori
late at night have reported to the pc
lice that they have been followed OIL
several OCCASIONS lately
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BRIBERY CASE JURY
SECURED TODAY

Continued from Page L,
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THREE INTERURBAN
LINES NEAR GARY
Small Army of Men at Work
to Rush Lines to
Completion.
ACTIVITY IS PLAINLY SHOWN

Three interurban >lines are building
towards Gary just as fast as men,
money. machinery and enthusiasm can
bring them there.
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PHILLIPS ENTERS
HOUSE TO
ESCAPE STORM

CONTINUED from page IL
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The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-22
HheriH's Sale.

Iy virtue aud authority of u special cNeru-
tlon. issued from the office ~ the Clcrk of
the Circuit Court 81 Hoh County, Missouri,
Court, aud Ia me directed IN favor ~ state ~
Missouri ~ Rel Collie tor Of Revenue. u, =
Irnrr aud against y. W Mann and H.. i.o-
right. title. Interest and claim 81 the snid j +.
"; Mann aud i,re ROLAND OF, In aud 10 the
following d"scrl9eI Real Estate, to,wit; ~
une-Eonrth, Of section y, Township IL.
Range Forty, Al iyiIIv aud bcing In liz sa
,oun,y. and STATE Of Nj ,souri, and will. on
lnl. between the huurs OF nine o'clock In the
forenmn, and tive orlok, IN the afternoon OF
that day. nj the Court House door, in the
sell the same, or ~ much thereof us may BIZ
required, az Public Vendue, To the highest
bidder for cash In hand. tsui,lect 70 all prior
liens and iudInents,) 10 satisfy said execu-
tiOn aud costs, A, II, McNuLTY,
sheriff Of Holt County, Missouri.
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Odds nnd ends ~ lace accumulate In
almost every household. u these bits
Of trimming hive been saved one may
design many novel and handsome
christmas gifts with trrm.
I,y means Of n little planning sofa
cushion similar to the one illustrated
here may he designed. Four trlangu.
lar pieces Of heavy lace are cnt out 10
III each side Of the small square OF
handkerchief linen In the center This
lace IL applied So that larger square
will be the result. \ strip Of the linen
Is run along each side ~ the lace
framed square. and a small block ~
lace II fitted into each corner Ia com
plcte tho third square effect. Around
this Is run u wide insertion NJ heavy
lace. the cushion being finished with
n narrow lace frill.
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SheriTs Sale.

By virtue aud authority Of special cNccu-
ton. issued from the ofticr 81 the Clerk ~ the
Circuit Court Of Holt County. Missouri rc-
turnablc NJ the January FERN, iai! ~ said
Court. and Ia me directed IN favor Of state
NJ Missouri cN rel Collector Of Revenue. n. =
Tcarc. and against Frank g. wrot,pn. have
levied upon aud >ci,rd all III, right. title.
Interest aud claim ~ the sal fr ukC Wrot.
ten. ~. IN aud 10 the fol"wlne dr.r,ih d
Real E>ta'r. to.wr; ~ Acres NEt, NJ SWi,
~ Soc -. Twp. IL. Kansc ~. Az Tying aud
bcirv IN "" aid County, aud state NJ Mis-
~,lri, aud viii. on "Wednesday, III" Ird day
~ January, ipi:. brtwrcn the hours ~ min,
O'Clock IN the forenoon, aud i've uriW'k IN
ir Afternoon NJ that day ~ thrtuuit lluus,
door. IN III" CIV NJ oregon. county nr Hot
ufUi, SAID, sell the - tis ~ - mach ihpt,Uf
~ may lc r'euu,r" |. ut ruhr NcuIur, iu the
hi1hrSt hil,lUr Tor FASH IN hHud, ,~uhl,st "a
ull nriut iivu> aud Judgments To- satisfy said
execution iud gusts \ u MrNttTN,
SHERIFF. f Hot county. Mi>,uuti.
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r.. Q. BE NToN.
OREGON, MO.
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Mark tordrry and Mary Eliza
beth Coriicy, husband aud WIFE. 10y their
certain Deed ~ Trust dated he oih day ~
ih'tObcr, Ninctrcn hundred and four $500
aud Hlrd for record. In The ofir. ~ III, IL.
,'or,lor Of Deeds for ttoll county. Missouri, an
The Huh day Of n"wmhrr, l,Mt, and r,ord,d
IN the records ~ he office ~ said Recorder
thereof. conveyed Ia the undersigned trus
tee, IN trust, Ia secure the payment of IA,
note IN said Trust Deed described, due h'iu.
hcr" l.H'. the f.,linwing described real -
tate. situate lh Holt county, Missouri, tO-wi :
The NortL East FOURTH \. D., vi of III"
south East Quarirrl,, T., Of section Mum
her Twenty l.ol. In Township Number Fiuy
l:',l; and. whereas, III" said note described IN
slid Trust Deed, and the Interest thereon. Is
due, aud unpaid ANA, whereas, the legal
", lder aud assigncc ~ said note has request =
cd u,e Ia execute the power vested ln me bN
said Deed Of Trust, Ia sell said real estate,
and out ~ the proceeds ~ said sale nay the
cost 81 executing this Trust, aud the lndcbt-
fore. In compliance with said request, aud IN
pursuance ~ the power vested IN me, ns
Trustee In said trust Deed, ] will sell said
real estate, NJ public vcnduc, 10 the highest
bidder for cash IN
MONDAY. JANUARY -, iai.
VI he North front dOOr of the Court HOUSE,
In the City ~ Oregon, In Holt county. MIS-
souri, between the hours ~ nine O'riMk ~
thu fOrenC an ana four o'clock In the after
with the proceeds ilrrcpf the debt rNpr,s>rd
IN >nid Trus, Deed and the expenses ~ cNr-
cutting said trust, ls IN said Trust deed pro-
yided, nANlEf./ACHMAN,
Trustcr,
This December T.. igil,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-22
Sherif's Sale.

ny virtue aud authority NJ u special eNecu-
iion, issued FROM HE Office 81 ti,, rlcrL OF the
Circuit Court az Holt County. Missouri. re-
turnnbc ~ the January Term, ipi.. ~ said
Court, aud IA me- directed IN favor ot state ~
Missouri ~ rel Collector ~ Revenue. u. =,
rcarc, aud arnins! \, = Parrish, H. byron
.Iohnstnn, i.ucies Brneicld, MntrIna Y. Ia-
her, Jennie Jun, Isrncicid, i,oD Lee .Iol'n-
stun, Ethel .lnhnstun. .lcnnic John>tun \ j,
u, Rencii"ld. have levied upon aud seized
all the ritht, tiilr. Interest and claim Of the
said 4, =, Parrish. j, byron .Iolnstun, I.ici, y
iicnriield, Mutrona V. Baker, Jennie Bcnr
field, Doh Ice lohnstun, Ethel .Iohnstu n. ,Icn-
me- .lOhlistun. 4 !. H. henehrid, ~, IN aud 10
the following described Real Estate, to-wii'
Lot . NlGk =, Craig. Nilsson T. Ali lying
and being In The said County. aud STATE ~
Missouri, aud wal, on Wednesday, the ard
day ~ January. \, %, iW. h"tw.cn the
TOURS ~ nine o'clock la the forenoon. aud
five O'Clock IN the afternoon Of that day, ut
the Court House Door, IN the Guy ~ Oregon.
County of HOLT aforesaid, sell the same. or NJ
muci, thereof NJ may he required, NJ Public
Nrnduc, Ia the highest bidder fnr cash IN
hand, l,nhIrct 70 all plror liens aud Judg.
m"his,) "a satisfy said 81 ccu!ion and ,,r,s.
4, X, MNLLlN,
>hcrin 81 Holt County. Missouri,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-22
Sherih"s Sale.

Nv Virtue aud authority 81 u Sprrlul ENr.
cation i>suci fr,m the pilcc ~ hu ,'lvrk ~
the Circuit Court of Holt County. Missouri
aud uturnHhlc AZ ibv January fern. i?i. Ut
said cuurl. aud Ia me- directed IN favor of
state ~ Missouri ~ ri Collector of Revenue
u =. lcarr, aud against !. iiy ron Jyhn>tuI.
j, ". il,nriicld. l.ucit> Nvn"ilcld, Mat ruuu
y. Baker. Jennie June iirnciirld. iluD lace
Johi>tun, Ethel .Iuhiistun an, Jennie John
stun. have levied upon ani s,ilcd ali the
right. iitl., Interest and claim OF M. said
j, Byron Johnstun, j, u n"uriicld t.uciis
lt.nciirld. Matrona Y. Baker. Jrnuie June
ncnctcid, Hon Lee .iolnstun, Ethel .Iolu-
stun aud .irnnir .iolnstun, ~. IN aud Ia the
follow lug lie withdrawal estatr. to-wlti
Lots -, ~ isiOck =, Craig. Missouri.
All lying aud being In the said County, md
state u Mi.sonri, aud VIII, on WEiINEs-
DAY, TiIE 3itD DAY Of JANUARY. A. u.
l?i:. between tl,c hours ~ nine o'clock In the
forenoon. aud i've OriWk IN the afternoon of
That day, ~ the Court House door, In the
city Oregon, County Of Holt, aforesaid, sell
ihc same, or 80 nucl, thereof m may he re-
CURED, at Public Ncnduc. Ia the highest
,i,ldcr f.r rnsh IN hand, tsuhjcrt Ia nIi prior
liens nnd judguicntsJ u satisfy snld cNvru-
iion aud costs a, u. NrNtLrN,
sheriff ~ Holt County Missouri.
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Trustss's Sale.

whereas. r. N. Kelley and Anna N. Kelley,
husband and wife. ~ their certain Deed ~
rS s aassa t n tn once Of sSt Rsr"r
Deeds Withln aNd fUe Holt County, Missouri.
on the isth day OF October. laio, IN Dook us,
AtchiSop cOuuty. Missouri. 10 trust. - seSurc
the payment Of the hote To Elmer n. uybson.
in tho said deed Of Trust Describes. This fol-
and u,ius al u ,It county, .iissouri. Io-wiL:
"Tbc West Si,ty.seycn and Oue-half acres
Of Si,c Nor b aaif the south West Gun rter
East Quarter - section Four. sli In Township
sN ~. 2 N." ., E ,%. ia tSr l..hM. sd
providing hat III ease OF tho death. Inability
ar refusal to act of the said Trustee, X. NJ.
stevenson, then the then nc,ing1 sheriff of
the County ot Hot. IN which the ahnye de-
pointed success or In trust with like powers
and duties imposed upon said trustee named
And whereas. the said II N. stevenson the
said named Trustec, has In writlns. rcfusrd
to act ~ such. Trustee: and whereas. the
payce and l,oldcr Of the said note has RE-
vested 10 the by said Deed Of Trust To sell
said real estate Ia pay said note aud indcbt-
edness; and whereas, default has been made
tercst ~ the said note described IN the said
Deed OF Trust, THE same boinp past due and
unpaid, an that aid g'antors have failed
to comply Wit requirements and conditiors
Of said Deed ~ Trust: now. therefore. In
compliance with said request. a'd In pursu-
Hnrp ~ The power vested IN nlr nv SAID Iweu
81 Trust, ! will sell said Real Estate In sHid
Deed ~ Trust aud this notice described. AT
publ 4 vrndue To the highest bidder for cash
In hand ON
SATURDAY, T EprH DAY or DECEM-
BEK, 1911,
between the hours ~ nine o'clock In the
forenoon. aud four o'clock u the afternoon
at tho Front Door of the Court House In the
City ~ Dragon In the County Of Holt and
state Of Missouri. To satisfy said debt and
interest aud ct ncr cond tions OF The said Deed
~ Trust and the costs Of this sal.,
A. X. McNrLTy.
sheriff % Holt County. Missouri, aud Trus-
tee.