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The roundup record., 1912-03-29
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Fresh milch cows. Olaf
Jensvold, Experiment Station. 1pl
FOR SALE-Several young we'll broke
work horses, weight 100 to 1900
Call or phone, Raths' Ranch, Elso
FOR sALE-Ssoo piano, good as new
Will so at $3.50. Inquire at Record
Office, sip
FOR SALE-One new Cabinet sew.
ing machine. Inquire at ii. 4. Seit-
Finger, Roundup, Montana. SIP
FOR SALE-Land scrip which can be
used to locate any government lana
which is open to homestead entry.
Patent secured promptly without
settlement Fully guaranteed. Price
on application. Address. L. w. Hub
bell & Son, Springfield, Mo. 49-5lp
HORSES FOR sALE-All kinds Of
broke horses for sale at my ranch
in Section Is. Twp. 5. II. % E. viii
meet you in Roundup with what you
want. Reasonable time to reliable
parties. Address, Alex Ketchem,
Lavina, Mont. asp
OR SAlE-A quantity Of Wilt-proof
Flax. This flax is wilt proof and
drought resistant to a remarkable ex-
ent, and an excellent yielder; free
OF foul seeds; price 5000 per hun.
dred pounds. Geo. NJ. Naessig, Sec.
1926, P. O. Address, Gage, Mont.
sop
FOR SAlE-Breaking cart for sale
cheap. Inquire at Mobiles Barber
Shop. .-"
OR SAlE-Alfalfa seed recleaned. II
cents per pound, for sale by Geo.
Bachman, Delphia, Montana. ..46-49
OR SAlE-Gasoline stove, one burn
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WANTED-Lots to sell by the Mont.
ana Land e. Investment Co.
NANTED-City and farm property to
list for sale. Have inquiries from
eastern parties. Theo. +. Archer,
Roundup.
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FOR SALE-Ssoo piano, good as new.
Will so at $3.50. Inquire at Record
otilce, sip
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WORD 5's lC ADVERTISER AnvrRrIsrmrN1s fS lC WORD r3R

One cent word for each insertion for all Ads under this head
No Ad taken for less than 2 All Ads must be paid in advance
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Claimant names as witnesses p.
oss c. Mason, Samuel CfesWcll, 1.
lest F. Zimmerman, Leo Wynhott q
)f FlatWillow Montana.
c. E. MeEGtN, Reeiste
First Public; ton Marcn Is.
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FOR SAlE-One new Cabinet sew.
ing machine. Inquire at ii. a. Seit
zinger Roundup, Montana. sin
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FOR SAIE-Several young we'll broke
work horses, weight 100 to 1900,
Call or phone, Raths' Ranch. Elso.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Lewistown, Montana,
March 9Th. 1912
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
Trustees Sale.

Mh',s's, Ma.''n ,'a,n'p an,
.,,i,,,n u,d nf Trus, dated ,L, iii
IN, \ny.,ul,rr' lviU. and regarded /,
III; I.rrnrIrr'. ni,icr nC IIul, rn,,u,y
Missouri. M l,.d oI Trust I,ook in
pav.. Az. yon,r,,d Ia II. l. IIurI,r.
,ll their right title claim and esiat,
# aud 10 the following described rra
estate. situated In the county of ilul,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
N. Z. Church, Forest City.

Rev. &. ", Werner, Pastor.
II, -, iriay evening, >und,y:n"rnins aud
vrnins ~ TarLn Chapel.
.nd sunday morning III q. NJ. al Forest
i,y sunday evening at kimscy >cho-l house
u o'cl,sk.
3rd Sunisy morning at Tarki" Chapel NJ u
I, ~. and evening AT Forest Iity Msp NJ
IN sunday NJ kimscy ~ u o. ~ and ~
forrest city ats NJ
sunday >ciNNl ~ 80 q. M. I. VI. Lease.
superintendent,
Iuni"t League u, +! 1op ~ MIS-. Werner.
superintendent
tpNuf'h League ~ ; y, ia. Miss Mary Hui
wk, President.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday ~ y. ~,
Wuirr y iinmr Mission s~'iriy friday Al
'sNp m. Mrs. scott. President,
CHOIR practice Thursday NJ sp ~.
sunday >ch"r u, iilm,"y >ch"nl hou>c At 10
l. m. y. Smith, Superintendent.
Epwutii, iragu. At kim>"y shpl house
sunday ~ ! y. M.
sunday >rhool ~ Tarkio Chapel ~ H;s5 =
n. T.. 3 lloyd. Superintendent.
Prayer meeting ~ TarkU Chapel sundA
md Wednesday al 80 D. IA.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
Order Of Publication.


srATEuF MiSSDrR.,.,
County ~ Holt.
IN the Cir'nlt Court, January Term, lai.,
John q. Weller, rlainlin,
Ruff, ryrcnu. Amanda "a Myers, Ellen nurs-
,on; llnrry u stick.l Eyer Rasmnss.n,
scn. defendants
New this ist day at January. lni.. being he
iirs, day ~ the January. lrl:, term ~ ih'
said ,Our. comes the plaintiff herein ty
Frank Pcirer, his attorney nnl agent nnd, IN
open Cour, lilies his amended petition. al
lrRing. among other things. that defendants,
kafus rsr'nm AMANDA Mynrs, E,sn n0 nnrs,
and kliyabeth Rasmussen, ARE non-wsidcnts
~ the state ~ Missouri; whrrcupon u Is or.
dered by the Court thai rarh aud all 81 said
non- resident defendants b. notified TINT nm
actio In, been commenced against them by
plaintiff, In thu said Court, III" object ann
general nature 81 which Is ~ make pnrtii lou
among The plaintiff and defendants ,acrording
To heir rsprctivt Interests therein, Of th'
north East Fourth % lac south West Quarter
Of section Four ~ IL Township SiNty.twO 0i2
of Range Thirty-scNch Ci), In Holt County
Missouri; and Ia cause the sai,i land Ia III
sold for the pnrlnsr ~ phrii ton ANA division,
among the parties Interested therein; and
that unless the said defendants be- aud AZ.
pear In this Court, ni the next term thereof
10 Ia begun and held AZ the Courthouse 10
the cily ~ oregon, In said county. on III,
,,nd day Of April. next, and on the first duN
~ said term. answer or plead To the ctitiOt
IN said cause. the sam" vii In taken ~ con
fr>Scd, and judgment rendered accord inply
II II further ordered that n copy hcrro
he published IN The Holt county sentinel, I
newspaper printed aud published IN III,
! County Of Holt and s,urc III Missouri. an,
designated 10y plainlin,s attorney, for fnnl
weeks successfully, At lcas, once II week, ih'
| last Insertion to br at least iiftren days h.
fore the first day of the said term ~ sai'
! Court.
| 4 true copy from the record.
| Witness my hand and the seal NJ sal,
I-~l Court. this nth day ~ Fcbru
seal. AIRY, i"i:. t. MlNHAM,,
| -C- Circuit Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
Notice Of Final Meeting Of
Creditors.

IN the District Court Of The United
States for the Western District of
Missouri, st, Joseph Division.
In the matter of Laurel T.. Garrett,
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
Notice is hereby given to the credi-
tors of the above named bankrupt
that the affairs Of the estate herein
are ready To he closed and that a final
meeting Of said creditors will be held
~ the Office Of benjamin ] Woodson,
ST. Joseph, Missouri, ON the .Wth day
Of March. 1912. AZ The hour Of ten
o'clock. u. N.
BENJAMIN j. WOODSON,
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
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Administrators Notice.

Noihr Is hereby given, that Letters
Henry Sisk deceased. were granted u
The Undersigned an the l.th day IT Feb
ruary. NI.. by the Probate Court ~ Holt
against said estate are required 10 exhibit
them FOR allowance Ia The administrator
within SIX mouths after the date ~ said let
crs, ar they may he prc,'ludcd from any Hli-
rfit Of said estate; and II such claim be mt
exhibited within one year frOm the date 1T
said letters they sha II h. forever barred.
GEORGE ". CuMMtNS
Public Administ rator.
First publication, February ~ iS,:.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
Administrative Notice.

Noiicr l. hereby given, that Letters ~ Adj
uni>iraiion IN the estate ~ katrG. Ilol,l,
decreased, we're granted Ia the undersigned an
the ISL day 81 February, ia,.. hy the Probate
Court Of Holt County Missouri
Al persons having claims against said ~
tate, are required Ia rNhibii them fpr allow =
incr Ia The AdminisiritriN within >iN mont s
after the date ~ said letters, or they may In
pr.riu,l,d from any benefit uf said estate
aud II such claims hr not exhibited within
one year from the date ~ said letters they
shall IT. forever barred ~
MINNIE u, MOORE,
ADMINISTRATIVE.
First publirai len, February - lni:,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
Methodist Episcopal Church
Evangelical Church.
u. ". WriIrtni,r, Pastor.

u. ". Wcid"tnitr, Pastor
oregon sunday school at ~ u. M. Il. G.
Nuukci. superintendent
prayer meeting Thursday At sp. ~.
Preaching. first and third Sundays al II ..
~. second .hd fourth sundays ~ : T. IA.
Nickcil~ grow. SUNDAY schuol NJ ~ u. m.
las Ramsay. superintendent.
Y T. A. at 1;;Np. IA.
Prayer meeting Wednesday AT y. m.
Preaching. Brsi aud third sundays 1T sp m.
second and fourth sundays 1T II u. m.
Bentun sunday ~.'hool at 10 n ~. Preach
ihg second sunday at II n. ~. fuIfth sun
tag NJ su'ciOrk " ~.
ANY one is cordially welcomed tn any Of
hest ~ptNigps
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Presbyterian Church.

sabbath School u, $40 every sabbath.
YP. =. q. T.. ~ 6iD y. ~.
Prayer Service Thursday evening N ~
III.
Preaching every Sabbath AZ u a. m. 90
% y ~.
Everybody cordially invited to attend We
,Sovc services
II the pastor can help sou, please call fos
IN services.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
German Il. Z. Church.

Rev. ". l.. Meyer Pastor.
sunday school at $50 ~ IN,
Preaching every sunday At 10 70 =. m.
Preaching every sunday Al the kodawaS
n,irch nj ? 80 y. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday afternoon %
70.
Everybody cordially invited 20 attend above
.tvic.s
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
SCHOOL ELECTION
Tuesday, April 2, 1912.

TucsUuy, NPTH IVTS.
For the purpose Of clecting Two ~
directors To serve for three years: al
so to vote on "A proposition to increase
the annual rate Of taxation ~ cents
above the ~ cents ON the one hun.
dred dollars valuation Of said district
10 maintain a nine months school
and make necessary repairs,
G. j, THURMAN, President.
]. Y. THATCHER, Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
Christian Church, Forest City.

Elder Fred u. Augustine, Pastor,
sunday school ut IL u. m.
Preaching ou the Hr,t and third Sunday>of
zach month, morning aud evening.
\ cordially invited IL attend these ,rrs-
Ices.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
Presbyterian Church. New Point.


wv WV
Preaching the drst and third sundays ~
rnch month, sabbath >rhuol each Sunday ,t
~ "A IN,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
Christian Church. New Point.

Elder Fred u Augusta Pastor,
SUNDAY school, I0a NJ.
Preaching IN III" Second aud fourth sundays
~ .ch month. n n H., and evening.
Y.P. T. &, Y. every Sunday evenings $50 PIT.
All ARE cordially Invited ~ attend.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
Baptist Church.

W III NTTTVTW'II, VdNV''TI
services NJ the First Baptist church ths
first Sunday la each uouth u II a. ~, ana -,
~.
sunday NroOl AT . y. ~, zach sunday
u, Y. r. at y. ~.
Al arr invited,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22
,urzon Christian Church, Bluff City.

WI Hartman, fastor,
Preaching IN the second and fourth i.ords-
~ 1T u a. ~. aud ~ p NJ,
Bible school .acn Lords,iay at IN A. IN
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-22

Christian Church.

Elder n. n. Dawson, Pastor.
Bible school every Lordsday s;&s .. m. d. p
Brooks. superintendent
v.P. :. q. X. every Lordsday $50 p. n.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening -
7:D
Preaching every seco id and fourth Lords-
day. morning and evenin'. ~ a. m, 20 p. m
Ali cordially invited to attend all meetings Of
tie church. Al nj, g. W 'lr,nc nv the paste
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Services each sunday a. follows.
sunday school ut a:G a. M.
Preaching service at ~ u. M.
Junior League AT 80. M.
Epsorth League at 90 D. N.
Preaching service at 500 y. IN.
Prayer meeting each Thursday ut 500 . m.
You are cordially invited io attend ali
these services. l.. &. POWELL.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
Science Understands
 The Stomach
Treating Indigestion with stuart's Dys- pepsia Tablets Is an Exact Science.
 They Give Quick Relief.

Medical men have learned more about tho stomach than perhaps any other vital organ. They have dis covered why the stomach rebelse at certain conditions--what causes the formation of gases--what causes iatu- 1eney, heartburn. dyspepsia, burning sensation. brash, and all the other dis- orders of the stomach.
 They have gone further. They have found remedies for all these afflictions, these results of improper digestion They have learned that pepsin. hydro cblorsc acid and fruit salts are pow erful diEestants that relieve quickly and surely all the troubles to which the stomach is subject. They have dis covered that one grain of these prop critics will digest 5000 grains of food 1 ftuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not a medicine. They are a scientific com pound that supplies the stomach with the digestive agents which 1t is itself ach Is sick and not working right when 1t fails to give out enough of the digestive juices to properly take care of the food you eat these tablets will make up the deficiency. You will have no indigestion Your food will digest thoroughly.
 You never can tell just when your stomach Is going back on you. IL gives no warning If you eat a big meal. if you eat hurriedly, take one of these little tablets. You will avoid . lot of pain and misery.
 Some of the most prominent men carry these tablets in their vest pock- cts when they attend banquets. etc, and never fail, to take them.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by all druggists at 50c box.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
BORROW FUNDS TO
 PAVE SCHOOL CAMPUS
Ten Thousand Dollars Wanted at Once by Mississippi A. and M. College
 Authorities at Jackson

Jackson, Miss, October 1.--(Special.) J. Acting Governor Bilbo and President Hightower of the Agricultural and Me chanical college are writing to each mem Der of the legislature for authority to borrow slOo01 to be useG in the construc- tion of concrete walks on the college campus and express the hope the authors ty asked for will be granted.
 Speaking of this matter today, Governor Bilbo explained that the suggestion came from the general board of trustees of the state colleges, expressed in a resolution adopted at the meeting held at the uni- versity last week. It was the desire of the board to build the walks, but no funds were available for that purpose There is ret q walk on the campus, ano President Hiehtower explained that tho boys were fc- ed to walk around and across the campus during the winter time in mud shoetop deep. This mud not only ruins shoes. but is tramped an over the floors of the recitation rooms and the dorrnitories. No doubt the members of the legislature will authorize the loan. agreeing to vote 10 repay 1t year hence
 The penitentiary board of trustees and several of the employees of the state farms have arrived for the monthly meet ing tomorrow The statistical report for the month ending September 25 shows a decrease of II conyicts, the number on hand now being 1735. Eleven were par doned, ten escaped and one died. Suc's low death rate is always very gratify- ing to the management. and goes to prove to the taxpayers that the convicts are be- ing taken good care of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
LITTLE ENTHUSIASM OVER
 GEORGIA ELECTION TODAY

Atlanta, October 1.--tSpecial. 1.-The At lanta papers are just now publishing prediction made a week ago in these dis patches relative to the mayors race here that there will be no nomination on the first primary, and that everything indiT cates a run off primary between James G. Woodward and Councilman Aldine Chambers.
 The first primary will be held tomorrow simultaneously with the regular state election. The state election alone would not have brought out handful of voters in Fulton: the city primary will result In Il good vote, but even over this contest there is an apparent lack of enthusiasm. Many Atlantans are not going to vote at all because they say they do not want to vote for any of the canddates-not 8 dutiful citizens view by any means, yet such is the frequent state of apathy.
 The same old fight is being made on Jim Woodward; his past personal life has been made an issue. particularly by the friends of Aldine Chambers, his leading opponent. They seem to have felt that this Is necessary in order to beat him. Notwithstanding that. it is going to be a close race between them. But the can didacy of Dr. George Brown and Steve k. Johnston, each of whom will get small but substantial vote, will undoubtedly be sufficient to prevent eltuer or lhe olheiS from getting majority in the first pr- mary, and second primary will be called no doubt about two or three weeks later.
 If Is strange but interesting fact that Woodward seems to be the favorite in the Sixth and Eighth wards, the prom inent residence wards which have here tofore fought Woodward and the very wards which beat him with Robert r.. Maddox four years ago. Talk to ten men living in these wards today and nine of them will predict Woodward's election.
 On the other hand Chambers is claim ing Woodward's own ward, the Third, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
AgNeWspaper Man Writes an
 Open Letter to Dr. Hartman

shall mail to objectors as they may arise in the future.
 ssYour articles convey great deal of information to the public. I think the newspapers can well afford to publish them gratis, for the articles you have been furnishing me lately constitute some of the best things that occur in my paper I wish you continued suc- cess in your magnificent work"
 My dear Sir:-I appreciate your let ter It Is not the only one of the kind have received.
 I know that Peruna has been greatly misrepresented and misunderstood. I have not had time heretofore to answer these objections. I have been too busy in my many enterprises. My great farm with it's various departments has so thoroughly engaged my enthusiasm and attention in times past that l could give little heed to critics.
 But 1 have taken up the matter now. My farm is in the hands of intelligent overseers and my other business is all organized in such way that I can give my attention to these matters. I am proposing now to explain to the knowing full well as soon as the public understands it that the malicious things said about Peruna will be quickly for gotten.
 Pe-ru-na, Man-a-lin and La-cu-pia manufactured by the Pe-ru-na Coml pany, Columbus, Ohio. Sold at all drug stores.
 SPECIAL .NOTICE,-Many persons inquire for The Old-Time Peruna. They want the Peruna their Fathers and Mothers used to take. The old Peruna is now called Katarno. If your dealer does not keep it for sale write the Ka- tarno Company, Columbus, Ohio, and they will tell you all about it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
MUT|NOUS CONDUCT
 ON THE HIGH SEAS
Spanish Seamen Show Fight When. Discovered By
 BOatsWain

Tampa, Fla. october -Four Spanish seamen attempting to get to New Or leans as stowaways aboard the steamer Brunswick of the Gulf and Southern line were discovered by the boatswan when the vessel reached quarantine Monday. Assisted by Peter Isiah, member of the crew, they offered fight. The boatswain thcreupon seized Captain Averys pistol. Joseph Balado was killed and Jules Ra- r1allo was fatally wounded. lsiah and Lorenzo Blabeiro, the stoaway who was wounded. were placed in irons and turned over to the federal authorities charged with Eiutinous conduct on the high seas. The Brunswick proceeded to New Or leans and the men under arrest. together with the dead and wounded. were brought back to Tampa on a tug. Jo- seph Martinez. a fourth stowaway, was only slightly wounded.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02

the death of an express messenger who was burned to death before hundreds of witnesses in the wreck of the Louis vile and Nashville passenger train at Hays Mills. five miles north of Athens, early Tuesday morning.
 Deputy Sheriff Strane. with black ened hands, from which Int hair had been singed in frantic efforts to extract a man from beneath the burning ex- press car. reached Montgomery Tues day morning to obtain from the gov ernor requisition for a prisoner in Texas. His story was told to a group of persons gathered in the executive offices.
 Deputy Sheriff Strane did not know the name of the express messenger who died within sight of hundreds of his fellow beings, powerless to help him, and shuddering at the grewsome spec tacle of q man being burned alive The man lived In Tennessee and had been married about two weeks. His last words were that someone should tele- graph his wife of his death.
 The living and dead were burned in the wreck for one of the objects which held the messenger pinioned beneath the express car was q coffin containing the body of corpse. Several GOODS of chickens were also among the objects which fell upon the messenger when the car overturned and these were burned along with the dead and the living man.
 According to the story of Deputy Sheriff Strane, when the passenger train tumbled into ditch and over turned the express messenger was caught beneath the heavy box contain ing the corpse and several coops Of chickens, along with other articles of express. The shoulders of the living man protruded from beneath the wreckage, and with hls arms out stretched he appealed to the persons gathered about him. in the glare of tse burning train. to pull him from beneath the car.
 Dozens of strong men sprang 10 the task. tugged in vain to extract their fel- low mortal from the burning wreckage, and were driven back by the fierce heat. Others made an attempt to save the life of the express messenger, pulling the hands and arms of the dying man until they tore the parohed skin from his hands. Overcome by the heat, they were driven back, powerless to save their fel- low being and forced to witness the red flames. who,e tortuous tongues had en- circled the coffin of the dead, slowly burn the messenger to death.
 Appalled, at the grewsome spectacle, men and women who had escaped from the sleeping cars of the train. many of them suffering from slight injuries they had sustained. and clad only in their night clothes, stood spellbound at the awful tragedy they witnessed. and were forced to forget their own suffering at the agon- izing and pitying cries which reached their ears from the man pinioned be- meath his car.
 Just before the end came, recognizing MT. Strane. he asked the deputy sheriff to telegraph his wife-a bride of two weeks--of his death.t and then, ii the presence of his awe-stricken fellow beings, he died.
 Judge Thomas c. Mcclellan of the sli- preme court was also a passenger on the train, but he escaped unhurt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02
NO HOPE OF CHEAPER BEEF, SAYS WILSON

Washington, october 1.-'I see no hope of beef getting much cheaper" said Secretary Wilson of the department of agriculture. Fresh from vacation in the west, Mir. Wilson declared there was a much greater scarcity of cattle than he had realized.
 "The breeding grounds of stock cattle said Mr Wilson. heretofore sent to the cornfield to be finished by fattening on corn. cannot furnish much more of that class of cattle. Homesteaders have com peled the ranchmen to dispose of their cattle stock. There is supply of meat that people should be accustomed to eating mutton. Mutton on the hoof is less than half the price of beef
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-02

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 T am not doctor myself and do not profess to know anything about such subjects. But I wish I had been sup piled with the information contained in your article years ago. Your article exactly meets all the objections that I have had to contend with.
 That alcohol is a useful drug and is the active principle of wine, beers. cider and other beverages is to me new thought. That 1t is a useful remedy and assists the other ingredients in making a cure, I cannot doubt after reading your article.
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