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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-10-10

displayed the t1OOSler hlLcHSh OaplT.
net in white enamel to show the con-
veniences and labor saving devices
Of the outfit In the dining room
was full sst. buffet, china, table
and chaig ALI 1a early
English finish.
The Union Electric had a good
display of their electric conveniences
with complete telephone system.
The Abilene Mercantile had a dry
goods display and home made COM
fort display in their booth.
The Trigg Photo company had
one OF the new booths filled with
photos done up in the latest styles.
The city Mills had fine display
of the old reliable Imperial flour.
The Belle Springs creamery had
the latest things in cream separa-
tors on display.
Lifts had a booth trimmed up in
autumn leaves and quantity lighted
to show off his Stlye-Plus suits and
Overcoats.
Pinkham's had booth trimmed
in all the lines Of goods found all
ways at their store.
The B. D. whitehead Dry Goods
Co. had fine display Of winter
goods including blankets, cotton
bats, ETC., and the ceiling of their
booth was decorated artistically.
Kugler & Teopfer had a buggy
display in which everything in the
latest models was shown. Also steel
ranges and other household neces-
sites were on display.
DeArmond & Root had special
man present during the fair DEM
onstrating their electric machine
for the lettering of tomb stones.
But this story would not be COM
plete without mention Of the suf-
fragette booth on the lower floor.
Here the women displayed the fa-
nous Hail picture. many times ex-
hibited, and worked for the cause
of equal suffrage.
The corn display Is large this
year. Many Of the ears were too
long for the stands made for them
and a new arrangement was neces-
sary. Such corn as that displayed
at the fair insures a big yield for
the county this fall.
Among the real big things on
display at the fair are the pumpkins
and watermelons. They are record
breakers this year and the entries
are large.
The band also deserves much
credit for the success Of the fair.
Bandmaster PIeIser had a fine as
gregation together for fair week
and eight Of the best musicians in
this part Of the state were imported
to help. out the home boys. They
we're on duty all the time and add
ed a martial feeling to the whole
affair which had the people up and
coming ali the time. Mr. Plelser
and the whole band are to be com
plfmentsd on the fire showing made
hy the band and the general satis-
faeton Il gave during the fair.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-10-10
GOT $50 FOR CARRYING
CONCEALED WEAPONS

e. j. Hodge, who lives in the
country, got frisky while In town
last Saturday and got pulled for
carrying concealed weapons. he
was fined ss5 and costs which made
the total SAB. He didn't ask Tor
anv installment plan, dug up the
money very cheerfully and went back
home.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-10-10
Flnea 3 sor Rea.lng b. Fa.her.

Fined IS for Beating His Father.
George o. Winters, who lives near
Moonlight was in justice court this
morning on charge Of beating his
father. The young man pleaded
guilty and was assessed IS and
costs. This is the second time that
young winters has been in Justice
ouinn's court and his previous ap-
pearance was on the same charge,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-10-10

agricultural displays was great ana
the lines were all full. The hog
display was a little larger than IN
former years and the other stock
displays were lust about the same
as in previous years Not quite saal
much local stock was displayed but
the out Of county stock entry was
larger.
The spirit of the fair was much
different this year than in the last
few years. Some Of the directors
Of the fair said this morning that
IT was an altogether different pro-
position to run fair when 'every-
body patted you on the back and
said go to tits great" than
when they brought their little ham
mers along and kept a gentle tap
ming going during all.the fair. The
fair this year seemed to be sort
OF mutual admiration society ana
everybody was happy. Many OF the
merchants who put up for the air
ship flights pre- already insisting
that Longren come again next year.
There are about 10000 people in
the county who did not see him fly
and they believe that a big bunch
Of these people would come in now
since it has been proven that ne
really flies.
One of the very pleasant surprises
az the fair was the elaborate dis
plays of the merchants OF Abilene
Never in the history Of the fair wa
sueb painstaking effort made to
make this department Header.
Oth er fairs found many Of the booths
unoccupied but the fair this year
found every old booth occupied and
several new booths erected to sup
ply the demand. The competition
il decoration was strong and as a.
result all the visitors Of the fair
went away with q high opinion OF
the taste and progressiveness OF the
Abilene merchants.
p. A. Bowman, superintendent OF
this department, said this morning
that ii was very probable that 16
new booths would be erected on
the upper floor OF agricultural hall
before the fair next year. The
booths will be built in overlooking
the Dit and q new lighting plan,
making white way between the
booths, will be installed And all
these booths can be sold, too. Mr..
Bowman says.
Hodge Bros. had q good display
on the first floor in which they
featured their buggies.
K. Il. Coulson was also on this
floor with q vehicle display in the
line Of Buick automobiles and dur
ing the fair J. H Brown Of sher-
man township. copDed on one of
these machines and took it home
with him.
The Broughton music store dis
PLAYED 4 line Of sewing machines
ana pianos, among them player
riano which furpished music during
most Of the fair
AZ TUFTS had something noTei
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-10-10
Reaidence For Sale Cheap.

For immediate sale the o. L.
Moore residence on North Buckeye
ls offered for $1,000 less than Its
real value. Big lot. modern seven
room house in good repair. See
H. w. Wilson at Reflector office.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-10-10
10 Run This Month.

Sunday. October 8 has passed and
Union Pacific trains Nos. 101 and
2 are still running. It is now
reported that they win be discon-
tinued Sunday. October 81.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-10-10

Clean old papers can De had =
Be RslIse.er oIlIc.. e SC PEI bunala.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-10-10
soFIy Race.

j. sare 1st, McMae End, J. II,
Carroll 3rd. Time 1902.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-03-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

II. A. Austin was down from Bruce
Tuesday.
C. A. Coon, Oh Glen Flora. was here
Wednesday.
Al. TART OF Chetek, was in Lady
smith Saturday.
Man wanted to do clearing. A. A.
Hidden, phone 37-5 short.
Charles Carls5n, Of Bruce, had bust
ness lr~ssT ~ hub Wednesday.
c. X. Ellingsoh, of Hawkins, was
Tadvsmith visitpr Wednesday even
ing.
Ed Jipson, of Glen Flora, was a
business caller in this city Wednes-
day.
Store that stove, or anything else
not in use at Ryall's storage ware
! house.
John Doughty has moved his fam
ilv onto a farm near Apollonia this
week.
b Miss Ana Durch, of Chippewa
4 Falls, was in this city Tuesday ana
Wednesday.
! G w Kendall, of Westfield, is
spending the week visiting his friend
E. L. Tiffany.
! A special lot OF carnations at the
Racket Store SO cents per Dozen
April 5 and s.
Miss Pearl LindoO is home from
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the Stout school at Menomonie for
! the Easter vacation.
Money to loan. Long time; easy
| terms. J. W. Carow, Ladysmith.
| Money to loan, lowest rates t. M.
Thomas, Attorney, office in Thomas
Block. Ladysmith Wis.
| J. P. Peterson now holds both Wis
consin and Minnesota embalmers' IL
censes. He guarantees good work.
| Ben Martindale went to Apollonia
Wednesday and will remain there
with his parents during the summer.
Pair of dark-green, all wool por-
| there's for sale Cost $500; sell for
| SO. 5O.-Enquire at News-Budget
office.
The Unique now has tasty adver-
Using curtain, which has been paint
ed by G. " Cannon, scenic artist
from Minneapolis.
/ Mrs. C. B. Jaynes, Of Manistique,
Mich, is visiting at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Findlay
and her sister. Mrs. L. G.. Baumel.
The Bassett-Von Geltch recital, at
the Congregational church next Tues
day, April 2, will be rare treat and
no music lover can afford to miss it..
We are showing large new line
of "Slipon" raincoats for men and
Women-caps for children. Be sure
to see them.-Thompson Mercantile
Co.
|! Miss Stella Martin, formerly of this
place, was married in Ladysmith last
week. The happy young man is Ches
ter Sands of that place.-Boyd Times
Herald
One-half acre of ground in first
ward with five room house. Will sell
cheap on easy terms. Will take a
\ house. cows or stock of any kind in
I part payment. Enquire of 0. c.
Sabin.
\ H. Oldendorf the tailor, has put vi
very attractive Clothing sigr
H this week. Mr. Oldendorf's tailor
/ shop is a Ladysmith industry anc
Il should have the patronage of every
\ citizen who wants to build up the
city. None but the best of worl
Y leaves Mr.. Oldendorfs shop and hi
) prices are very reasonable.
large audience was in attendance
\ at the Sophomore declamatory con
test last Friday evening. All tn
Il sneakers did we'll, but first and sec
Il ond places were respectively won b
Il Miss Hazel Doucette and Ruth Hos
ston. The formers defamation wa
1 "The Swan Song" Miss Hogstonrel
II dered IF Were King Third plac
4 was won by Miss Beatrice Baker wit
Il Bobby Shaftoe.'
Il Rev. c.. NJ Mckay, of Barrytol
Mich, is the new pastor of the Chri
Il tan church and comes highly re
commended Rev Mckay has pu
Il chased a residence on East Corbe
III Ave. and has already moved his far
ily into it. Rev. Van Voorhis, sta
superintendent of missions, who HI
had charge of the local church sin
III the first Of the year, expects to lea
4 early next week for his home at Gre
Bay.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-03-29

for city property or sell on easy
terms. Also, some city property for
sale.-E. M. Worden.
Henry Witt departed Monday for
his home at Occur d Alene, Idaho,
after ten-days' visit at the home
of his friend, H. Oldendorf.
Rev. Oelschlaeger gave a very in
teresting illustrated lecture, THE
Land of the Koran at the Baptist
church last Saturday evening.
Mrs. ]. C. Cabanne returned Sat
urday from a visit of about three
weeks at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. w. D. Rightmire, at Duluth.
James Van Patter. Of Glen Flora,
will pitch for the Appleton club OF
the Wisconsin-Il Illinois club this sum-
mer, according to the Appleton
papers.
Passion week services Will be held
in the NJ E. church each evening
from Palm Sunday, March 81, to
Easter, Apr. Z. Song service at 1870
O'Clock Come.
]. 7. Johnson, who conducted the
Unique theatre in this city until re-
Gently, is now proprietor OF the Royal
theatre at ST. Paul, which is also a
moving picture house.
Rev. j. w. Irish, OF Ashland, will
occupy the pulpit Of the Methodist
church next Sunday, both morning
and evening. He will conduct COM
munion service in the morning.
John Felsing, of Menomonie Falls,
Wis, came up the latter part Of last
week and visited here over Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Hughes. Mr.. Felsing is a cousin Of
Mrs. Hughes.
The Unique theatre showed among
other features Monday and Tuesday,
two reels of pictures OF the Durbar,
or Coronation of King Edward as En-
peror of India, which occurred last Dc
cember. Besides being entertaining,
such pictures have educational value.
Saturday, April 6, the Ladies Aid
society will hold their annual Easter
sale. The Departments will contain
both the beautiful and the useful:
cut-flowers, potted ferns, fancy ar
ticles, food, women's and childrens'
garments. and household articles. Re-
member the date; the place will be
announced later.
The lecture given by Arthur E. Coe,
of Barron, at the opera house Mon
day evening was of high order and
showed great ability in argument.
There was a small number present.
The snow storm that prevailed was
cause of keeping some at home, but
the lack of interest in temperance
was the principal cause.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-03-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

d. Carnachan was over from Bruce
monday.
Got something you want stored?
See Ryall.
Robert Kellogg, Of Rice Lake, was
in town Saturday.
D. l.. FELTON,, of Bruce was a Lady
smith visitor Tuesday.
Lem Clark, of Thorpe, was Lady
smith visitor Saturday.
Bassett-Von Geltsch recital, Congre-
gational church, April 2.
DR.. E. F. Kinyon was to Glen
Flora Saturday on business.
With this issue, the News-Budget
enters upon it's eighteenth year
Carnations at the Racket Store Fri
day and Saturday, April and s.
Mrs. c. M. O'Brien returned Tues
day from a visit with relatives at
Hackley.
Ben .Faast, the well-known land
man. was in Ladysmith Wednesday
evening.
One good secondhand organ, for
sale cheap, if taken at once.-O. B.
Ellingboe.
The Gem Theatre Orchestra went
to Sheldon Saturday night and played
for dance
Ellsworth Murphy, of Minneapolis,
has been in Ladysmith the past week
on business.
A. d. Kyle sweeps chimneys, cleans
furnaces and removes dead animals.
Phone 20, 2l-2s.
VIII Niles has purchased a barber
shop at Owen and will take charge
in few days.
$500 Kingsbury Hat, the best on
the market, only 1.95.-Thompson
Mercantile Co.
Lee Davis went to Minneapolis Fri
day and returned Saturday with his
father and sister.
Mr. and Mrs Victor Berger, of st.
Paul. visited here Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs E. N. Gesell.
e. NJ. Worden announces himself
as candidate for reelection as super
visor from the 3rd ward.
Mrs. l.. G.. Shutters is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Preston, at
Chippewa Falls this week.
Miss Mabel Gesell is home from
Thief River Falls, Mimi, where she
had been visiting her brothers.
The story hour at the library base
ment will be for children 5 and
years of age Saturday of this week.
Lost-A necklace, with Cameo and
pearl slugs. A reward will be paid
for it's return to the News-Budget
| office
The Bethany Sisters will be enter
| tanned at the home of Mrs. O. b.
Peterson Wednesday afternoon,
April 3.
H. w. Bennett, of Weyerhauser,
had business in Ladysmith Wednes-
day and subscribed for the News
Budget.
Just Received-Sample book OF
Harry Mitchell tailor-made suits
! fit and quality guaranteed.-W
Department Store.
Rusk county farm land. Will trade
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COMING EVENTS

April Election Day.
April 2-Bassett-Von Geltsch recital,
Congregational Church.
April 7-Easter.
April 9-Easter Ball, 0. e. s., at
"24' Club hall.
May 3-Olympia Orchestra dance.
Every Night-"Daylight Pictures at
The Unique.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-31
Order of Publication.

STATE ~ MIsSOi
tnl NTy ~ Hour
Ia thr Circuit tOur, If Holt County,
Missouri.
April Term. lnla.
Vincent :. Kelley. William :. Kelley,
John A. Kelley and ,.ruigr ". krl.
ley. Plaintiffs,
John T.. Fish. Franklin l.. Fish.
William Fish, Amanda Hughes.
Florence Waddrll. Mary RYAN. Aus.
IA Jones. Adda Blake. Srlmorr
Fish. HAIRY =. !ish. Charles Fish
and Icnnir johnson. defendants.
Partition.
Nov Al this 2iih day Of April. lDl..
comes the plaintiffs IN the above IN
titled cause. 10y their attorney. and It
appearing nov To the saiiNiaci ION of
lac court from the proofs that all of
tile said defendants, John T.. Fish.
Franklin T.. Fish. William Fish.
Amanda Hughes. Florence Wad.
dell, Mary Ryan. Ausla Jones.
\dda l'lakc, Sc,morr Fish. liar
~ :. Fish. Charles Fish and len.
NE Jol,nSun are nOn-rcSidrni. of the
state ui Missouri, and cannot lm sum.
moncd IN This action. II i ordered u,
lac court that publirat ion he made.
notifying them that an act ion has
been commenced against them IN the
Circuit Court of Holt County. Mis-
Suuri, 10y the said plaintiffs, by petit.
ion Tor the partition Of the follow ing
dr>rrlbrd real estate situate IN Holt
County, Missouri. aud oi which
Thomas u. Fish died seized. io-wil:
Tie NORTH half al the southeast
quarter, and all of thr northeast
quarter OF Srri ion Ten To- and The
West half ui Ihr northwest quarter at
sect ion eleven II, all IN Township
S'NiliNu - of Range hirlN-righl
IS. Also all of Blocks Twelve II g.
Thirteen 10 and Fourteen ~ ~
designated on the recorded plat al
ihr Town of liigcluW, llull County,
VI iSsuuri, and that unless you tir said
defendants In and appear ~ lhr next
regular term Of his court Ia br hr.
luu and holden al thc court house in
ihc city oi Oregon, in said state and
County, on Monday, the aGi Il dan at
August, next, lol2. and on or before
lhc iirS, day of said term, answer or
plead 10 said petition, the same viii
he taken rs confessed and Judgment
rendered according 10 The prayer of
the pet ilion.
1t Is further ordered that a copy
hereof m published In TmE lloIT
COUNTY SENTINEL, a weekly new spa
per printed, published and of general
rirculat ion In the said county Of Holt ,
for four weeks successfully. the last
insert ion To he AZ least fifteen days
before the commencement Of the next
- term Of this court,
SEAL, \ true copy from the
I - records Of said court.
Il. a, DuNIAM,
Clerk Holt Circuit Court.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-31
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS. Nelson &. Field and u.
". Grcpulcr. by their Deed Of Trust,
dated the 1T day Of April, lar, and
recorded IN the office oi the Recorder
of Deeds IN Hot County. Missouri.
April ~. lar. IN Book o., ~ page ~
oi the real estate records Of said state
and county, conveyed To Henry
SHUTS. Trustee. To secure the pay.
mcni Of the principal note ot t.ii,D.w
therein described and payable on or
before i've years from the date there.
al. ihc following described real cs-
tate In Holt County, Missouri. to.wii:
The Southwest quarter Of section
TMcniA.four 90, Township SiX'y.onr
al of Range Thirty.ninc l.nN: which
Deed at Trust and note We're given
ard executed To secure lhc unpaid
balance Of purchase money ON the
land therein described. and Whereas.
u II provided IN said Deed Of Trust.
that IN case oi the al,sriicc, death or
refusal Ia act. or disability In any
wise Of The said trustee. the acting
Sheriff of Holt County. Missouri.
might a, the request Ol the legal
holder oi said note execute said trust:
aud Whereas, said note and interest
thereon l. nov IN default and the
owner ui said note has requested me
Ia execute the power vested In me 10y
said Deed III Trust and sell said real
estate and out ot the proceeds oi said
sale pay tlr Indebtedness secured
thereby, together with the costs oi
rN"cui ing lhc trust, notice l. there
fore given: that IN compliance with
said request and IN pursuance 10 tlc
power vested IN ne 10y said trust
deed, will sell said real estate At
Public \rnduc 10 the highest bidder
Tor caSl ON
MONDAY, 81. ~ lDl..
At the Court House Door In the city
of Oregon, Holt County, Missouri,
Tor cash 10 pay said debt with inter.
"Si and COSTS ui this sale, and of this,
all persons viii take not ice.
\. Il, McNl LEV,
ShrriIl Of Holt County, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-31
Hunting Notice.
R. G.. EMERSON.
Telephone No. IL.

Notice Is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned that no trapping with any
device, and no hunting with guns. or
otherwise will he allowed upon any Of
our lands, farms or premises, IN Holt
county, Missouri. Any person:or per-
sons found so trespassing, trapping or
hunting upon any Of our lands, farms
or premises will he arrested and pros.
ecuted to the full extent of he law.
II. &. DUNCAN, l.. !. Moore,
Charles \, Xachman,
Hugh Burrier, Andrew Burrier,
Charles Bartram, Susannah Russell,
u. Vandeveer, H.. u. Peret,
Harry kreek, Thomas kreek,
Aut Curry, Alex. EanBuskirk,
Frank Allen, Charles Meyer.
Charles Markt W. 5. Taylor
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-31
King Risdike

COLOR AND DESCRIPTION l.
Il handsome iivc-yrar.uld Ray stallion
with black points: lGl hands hirh.
good strong Hat bone. with good ac.
lion: weight Hoo pounds. and j. com.
ing G.ycars.uld.
King EiSdikc vas sired Nv Nrnlp
King No. h2oo. \ full brother OF Eeu.
bin W" time 2.lS. King Riskikc's
dam was Josephine. her sire was Dld
Ozark street Nu.UlH1 His grand dam
Wa sired H., Robert Ei-dikr. u horse
That sold for $1,000. and sire ur a ear.
'uad ui u colts that sold in Chicago
~ ln average uf $50 whrn horses
were very low; all sold fer fancy road.
stcls. lie l. a fun brother To Mabel
King, which recently sold for .1.jop
aud was purchased 10y ". r. Van
Blunt, of -. Joseph
King Riedikc will make tie season
oi i"l2. ~ my farm. six miles north.
west ui oregon, uu thr Mound city
road. independent Phone.
TERMS: sln To insure living colt.
Service fee becomes due when mare
leaves the nciyhhUrhuud or county.
Mare aud colt stand good for lien.
tarc will bc taken To- prc>cn, acct.
dents, hut will not br responsible
should any occur.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-31

TERMS AND CONDITIONS; For
service of Jacks. Sl2.jO to insure colt.
For service Of Hero, 80. When mare
Is parted with or removed from orig
inal locality, money for service be-
comes due al once. a lien on mare
and foal will he held for insurance.
Care will he taken to prevent acct.
dents. but will not he responsible
should and occur.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-31
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice i hereby given, that the
undersigned. Guy l.. tunmins. adj
the estate of Andrew Grcincr, dc-
ceased. will make final set ,cmenis Of
Missouri. Ia be holden IN Oregon, IN
said County, on the laih day Of Aug
us,. 1917. CRY l.. MMiNS,
Administrator.
This l1lh day Of May, ioia.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-31

James Is. CAN'T. former state SUI
In jefferson City, Tuesday morning,
May u. Of liver trouble aggravat ed bv
wounds he received In the Confeder-
ate service In the Civil War. He WAS
sixty.seven years old. Judge CAN'T
was on the supreme bench for twenty
years, and = contest, which ins
brought when he was defeated two
years ago for reelection, Is pending.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-31

Pure Boone County White Seed
Corn In the ear. Thoroughly ma.
tured termination test ~ per cent.
~. 90 per bushel. Call on or address,
DIR. +. u. BULLOCK,
Forest City, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-31
Tuesday, June ID, 1912,

"A, = o'clock p. M, at the Exodus
school house, In school dist rict, No.
~, In Holt county Missouri, In said
drainage district, for the purpose Of
electing one supervisor and for the
term Of five years.
Done by order OF the Board of SUI
peryisors of Suuaw Creek Drainage
District, No. |, this ilst day of May,
1912, JOlIN ;. SMITH.
Chairman.
sEAL.l Attest: +, l., TELLER,
Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-31
w.J.Bryne,Jr
No. 3263.
=

Foalcd l1s: iji hands high and
black. with mealy nose. Sire. ". J..
Brync, Reg. No. G21: Sire 10y Leo
Chief. he 10y Bourbon Chief. he by
Patterson Bcuna Vista. he by I'm.
ported Hercules. His dam 10y Is.
patio. Bourbon chief dam 10y Napol.
con 3rd: second dam Rcuna Vista:
third dam by Imported Cast ilian
l'cuna; W. j. Brync. Jr.. Dam. Queen
Iiess. Reg. No. Dam 2,sn: Sire Grover
Cleveland, Reg. No. d:G: lac h, Nam.
moth ith: ht 10y Mammoth 3rd: first
dam lay Hamilton Mammoth md.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-31
ROBIN ADAIR, 47O.

standard and Registered Chestnut
stallion. sired b, King Denmark.
md. ~: lac 10y King Denmark. lac h,
star Denmark. II: hc 10y Washington
Denmark. ~: hr 10y Gaines Denmark
IL. Dam silver Heels. .ns. by JET,
Davis: lac 10y Orlando: second dam.
Jennie Lind, by Nanda. lac 10y I'm.
ported Glencoe ulu: Third dam. Lucy
Long 10y Gray Eagle ihl. Robin
Adair. 80, H. ii hands high. weight
l2n lbs. and j. a model Of line
horse. lie Is perfectly sound, well
broke To saddle and harness. and q
No. breeder. and show horse In
any country. hc has been shown a
number of times and l. always u
winner.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-31
Notice OF Election.

Notice is hereby given TO all land
owners In the Sluaw Creek Drainage
District, No. !, Holt county and state
of Missouri. 10 meet on
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-05-31
Take Warning.

All parties are warned not to hunt,
fish or trespass In any way upon my
premises. q. W. PROFIT.