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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-04-19
Sheriff's Sale.

By virtue and authority Of a special
cXccui ion. issued from the office Of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Holt
County. Missouri, rcturiiallc al the
April Term. 1917, Of said Court. and
TO me directed In favor Of Nudaway
Drainage District No. =, a drainage
district corporation under the Laws Of
the state of Missouri and agains,
Adam Taylor, have levied upon and
seized all the right. title. interest and
rlaim oI llic said Adam Taylor Of. In
and 10 the following described Real
Estate. tO.wit
~ acres IN Lot IN Sect ion :: also
JI.Sl acres In Lot J In Secii ion L.: also
~ acres. being East half of the South
West Quarter of the South Eas,
Quarter ot Section -.
30 acres Lot two ~ the North
Fast Quarter Of section L.: - u acres,
Lot one at the North East Quarter Of
sect ion -. An In Township fifty.
nine Of Range Thirty-scycn. All ~.
ing and wing IN the said County, and
State Of Missouri. and ! will, on
WEDNESDAY. THE 18TH DAY
OF APRIL, a. D., iol2,
he, wccn the hours Of nine o'clock IN
lic forenoon, and tive o'clock IN the
afternoon of that day. al the Court
House door. IN the CITY Of Oregon,
County ot Holt. aforesaid. sell The
same. or - much thereof a. may bc
required. n publir Ncndur, To the
highest bidder for cash IN hand. Sub.
Jrci Ia all prior liens ol the state and
county for taxes, and IN all Suisse
uucnt annual inslallmcnls Of drain.
age tax IN said dist rict Ia saiisi,
said execution and costs.
\. u. MCNI ITN,
Shrrill Of llol, County. Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-04-19
Sheriff's Sale.

ny virtue and authority of a special
execution. issued from the office Of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Holt
County, Missouri. rciurnablc AT the
April Term. 1912. of said Court. and
to me directed IN favor OF NudaNaN
Drainage District No. =, "a drainage
corporation. In the counties of Holt
ana Andrew. in the state OF Missouri
and against Mary T.. Mo2ingu-Craig. |
have levied upon and seized all the
right title. Interest and claim OF the
said Mary r.. Molingo.Craig Of, IN nd
To the following described real estate.
situate in Holt County. Missouri. to.
wit:
~ acres, the East half of South
West Quarter OF the North West
Quarter and the south East Quarter
OF the North East Quarter ur the
North West Quarter uf sect ion Thir-
teen. Also 32.3j acres. being Lot No.
J. except the WcSi ~ acres III Sec.
ton ID: also 2l.ij acres, being Lot
w. ! except the West ~ acres In
Sect ion IL: also j.jS acres, being l.o,
| OF Section TNcnty-fuur. also B.oi
acres. being Lot = al thp North West
Quarter Of sect ion Twcuiy.fOur and
all being IN Township - Of Range 81.
and | viii. uu
WEDN ESDAI. TIE nth DAY
or APRIL, \. d.. lol2.
lriwcrn the hours Of nine o'clock In
the forenoon. and five O'Clock ~ the
afternoon of that day. al the Court,
House door. In the GUY Ot oregon,
County Of Holt, aforesaid, sell the
same. or ~ much thereof a. may br
required. at Public Ncnduc. 10 the
higlcs, bidder for cash IN hand, sub.
jcct to all prior liens of the state and
County for taxes. and to all SubSe.
luent annual insiallments OF drain.
aye tax IN said District To satisfy
laid execution and costs.
\. u. McNtLTN,
Sheriff of Holt County, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-04-19
lie Ti0t NOTICE.
BIG TARKIo DRAINAGE DIS
TRICT.

Notice H.. hereby given to the
owu,.> Of Lands wing. being and si,u.
ate within ihC cui puritc limits OF BIG
TAkklb DRAlNAGE DISTRICT,
Nv Holt County. Missouri, that u
mrcl Ing OF the iauu uNucTS has been
cailrd hy tie BOARD uf Supervisors Of
said Drainage District, and will lie
held therein IN SATURDAY. APRIL
~, 1872. AT the North Center School
House, situate on the south East
CORNER uf the south East quarter of
he south West quarter Of
Sect ion TWcnty.threc CD In Town.
ship ~ixiv-tWo 80 of Range Forty (iOl.
for the purpose of clecting one Super.
visor ,u succeed JOhu \. suck. Whose
trrW expires, and for the transaction
of such other business ~ may couIr
before said meeting.
That the Polls will open At >
o'clork =. VI. sharp, ui that day al
the time aud niarc surciiicd herein.
and u>c AT o'clock u. NJ.
~ order oi tie Board uf Supcrvi-
Sors. II iIiy Tarkiu Drainage Dist rict,
Of Holt County. Missouri
JOHN T.. SLATER.
President ui Board Ut supervisors.
ATTEST: GEO. W. POINTER.
-, secretary ui Board uf
! Supervisors.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-04-19
Sheriff's Sale.

~ virtue and authority of spec.
ill cNvcui ion. issued from He office
uf ia" Clerk Of the Circuit Court ul
iluli County. Missouri, u turnablr AT
the \pIil Term. lnla, Of said Court,
and iu M" directed In IaNur ul NOda,
way Drainage District, No, >, 4
Drainage District Corporal ion uudrr
thr laws ui ilc state of Missouri. ana
against Charles IruO, | laN" levied
upon and seized all tie right. Tito,
interest and calm ut IL" said Charles
Trigh of, IN and lu llc ioiluNi my tie
~cribrd Real Estate, iu-Nil;
1850 acres IN Lot uf section ~
and the North half of the Northeast
Quarter Of section T. and IL acres ia
North Quarter al section :, he
tween Nudaway river and West line
Of section :. The first tract being IN
Own>hip -, Range -. and the >rr'
und tract in Township Fifly.ninr,
Range Thirty-siN. All lying and lm'
ing IN the said County, ANA state oi
Missouri, and | viii, on WEDNES'
DAY. the nth DAY OF APRIL,
1917. between the hours of nine
o'clock In the forenoon, ANA Nv,
O'Clock In the afternoon Of that day
a, the Court House door, In the Cit,
of Oregon. County of Holt, aforesaid
sell the same, or 50 much thereof a.
may he required. ~ Public Nendue
To the highest bidder for cash u,
hand, subject To all prior liens Of the
State and County for lakes, and Il
all subsequent annual ins, ailments oi
drainage tax In said District to sat
isfy said execution and costs.
4. II. McNtLTf,
sheriff Of Holt County, Missouri
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-04-19
Administrators Notice.
R. G.. EMERSON.

Notice Is hereby given that Letters
of Administ ion on the estate Of
Gilbert w. Pullen. deceased, were
granted to the undersigned, on the
18th day Of March, 1912, by the Pro-
bate Cour, of Holt County, Missouri.
All persons having claims against
said Estate, are required to exhibit
them for allowance to the Admins
traitor within six months after the
date of said letters, or they may br
precluded from any benefit of said es-
tate: and " such claims be- not exlib.
tied within one year from the date Of
this publication, they shall be forever
barred.
GEORGE W. CUMMINS,
Public Administrator.
LIST publication, March ~. 1912.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-04-19
See Yourself

will he ready To take your Pie
lures 10y the first Of May also viii
have fun line of Ladies' and Gent s
Furnishing Goods and Household and
Kitchen Supplies, AZ prices that viii
please every one. Keep this on your
mind you will be surprised. Come
to see me. J.. NJ. ZOOK.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-04-19
How Men Are Saved.

These apostles came from many
walks In life and represent varied TEN
roramonts, The aggressive Peter and
the other "son Of thunder" who would
call down fire upon those who walked
not with Jesus, The reflective eau.
tious Thomas. the plotting practical
Judas, "who also betrayed him
These are III. men who are sent forth,
some as public heralds tIohn 3Gl
and some by personal solicitation
LIns IAN 10 win yet other followers,
Men are saved through saved men
and those whom he sends forth are
those who have first learned Ia fol
low, Their work " made permanent
only as they abide" In him. God
wants the hearing ear, the believing
heart and the o0nfessing mouth
(ROm. 1910.
Those whom Jesus sends are to Of
fer his kingdom to men not to force
It upon them. They must expect tn
he received ~ he was received and
how that shall be he plainly foretells
Matt 10D. Their work shall bring
variance upon earth, yes even among
those OF the same family, but the man
who refuses to 60, to take up this
cross, Is none Of his, rs not worthy
OF me-"
Jesus saw plainly that the victories
of his kingdom are often hlndered
rather than helped by the presence
OF great crowds ". 12).
Why send out Judas! Undoubtedly
he had all the desired qualifications
for leadership. and chosen as he WAS
that he might be with him" he need
not have hardened his heart, bringing
upon himself the greater c0ndemna'
ton. Jesus had three-fOld work for
these disciples: Cd to preach; 2)
to heal; (S) 10 cast out demons
note the spiritual need 10 the foremost
one. Then comes the ministry OF
healing, to invert the order Is to pre-
vent the teaching OF the Book. Al
TO the third 1t IL evident II WAS some
Meg different than disease.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-04-19
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice II hereby given. that the under
signed Administrator of the estate ~ l.i,ll,
lnphrani. deceased, viii make hnal set lenrn,
Of his accounts with said estate ~ such Adj
minist ratur M the next Term ~ the Probate
Court ~ Holt County, Missouri, Ia be holden
IN Oregon, In said county, an III. 18th day Ut
May, a, D., i"i..
Public Administrato
First publication. Mar;h 18th, iai.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-04-19
Notice OF Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that III. undersigned
Administrator of the estate Of John j,
mcnt " hi accounts with mid estate ~
such Administering. AT the next term of
the Probatc Court ~ Holt County Missouri
the il,h day ~ May, A. D, lei.
GEORGE ". Ci'MMiNS,
Public Administrator,
First Inseriinn March Ilth. InI2.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-04-19
Notice OF Final Settlement.

Noihr Is Hereby Given, That the under
signed Herman 4 S0nInrr, administrator uf
The estate NJ John SOmnIrr deceased, viii
make iinul settlements ~ hts accounts with
said estate rs such administ rator NJ the
next Term ~ the Probate Court az Holt toun-
~, Missouri, Ia he holden In oregon. In
said County, IN the rub day ~ May: A. D.,
lgl. HERMAN \. SoMMEk
hdminlst rator
First publication, March 20, ipi.,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-04-19
Notice of Final Settlement

NOtire Is hereby given, that the under
holland. deceased, will make Tina, settlement
OF his accounts with said estate rs such Ad-
ministr utor at the neat Term OF the Probate
Court ~ Holt County, Missouri, u he holden
In oregon IN said County, on the nth day
GEORGE ". CUMMINs,
Public Administrators.
First Insertion March @'th, l?i.,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-04-19
Piles...Free Treatise.

Thousands Of severe UNDERSTANDING
casrs Of piles have been cured by my
new method. after salvcs, oini ments,
supposil Dries and surgery have failed.
II Is a home treat men,, lllust rated
booklet Sense and Nonsense of Pile
Cures" free on request, Tileine Conn
pany, bept, NJ, Kansas city, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-04-19
ATTENTION. COMRADES.

Members of Meyer Post, q. A, r.,
will please remember their next meet
ing will he held saturday, April
-, 1912, at 2:0j p, M. at the home of
Fred Markt, Let there be q
full attendance.
T.. &. FULLER, Commander.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-04-19

GOLDEN TENT-"yo did not thoos,
me. hut chose YOU. and appointed you.
that We go aud hear ffuit."-J"hn 15.i,
ui. W.
Things do not happen IN the realm
Of religion, they come TO pass. ~
man can alone accomplish any great
task Every great leader has been
blessed by one or more equally great
helpers. Luther lad his Mclancthun (:
W"s,cy had his brother Charles. Whit
field and others; Moody had white
bliss. Sankoy and more These lead.
crs but followed "in his steps"
Jesus ministry made him very
much observed and ut the same tim,
greatly multiplied his duties anu bur
dcns. When. therefore he chose thcs"
Disciples he desired not only 10 oh
tain help and To- begin Ia teach those
who were aftcrward to take IN his
work. but like every other act. he dc.
sired to teach lesson Ia those who
were 80 carefully observing his life.
So II was that the significant mum.
her Of twelve, corresponding To the
twelve tribes. al once confirmed his
assumption OF the Messiahship. This
meant that IN him those wondrcus
prophecies were being fulfilled. and II
also served to stimulate those upon
whom the choice fell. Moses who lrd
this people ont OF Egypt had to b,
helped lex. iS:lT.2N In his work and
greater who II To found a new
Kingdom calls about him those who
shall do n greater work than merely
TO Judge the people Why greater
because they are not only tn fudge
results but are to change results hy
altering causes. They are 10 have
power over demons even as the Mas.
ter. for evil has no rights. The source
Of their power " To be Jesus for he
is tn be with ihcm'-powcr and pro.
lection An we'll So with us, Matt.
2S:aOI Their power IL to grow with
usage. for We learn By doing, hence he
sends them forth.
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-04-19

FOR ALE-Ricycle, a Ranger,
the Mead Cycle Co. s best make. Ful.
ly equipped, win sell at a reasona.
BILE price. See .labors WeltonatC, u,
Zook's residence.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-04-19
Grass Seed.

Mixed Timothy and Alsyce, About
Alsyce. Price, sl5 per 100.
while II lasts. A. W. VANCANP,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-04-19
INTERNATIONAL,
S(!NDMS01OOL
LESSON

OSy T.. q. SELLERS. Director of Even.
ing Department. The Moody Bible In.
stitutu OF Chicago)
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-04-19
LESSON FOR APRIL Il.
THE APPOINTING OF THE
TWELVE.

LESSON TENT-3.7-lo and Matt. s:,s.
&C.
GOLDEN TENT-"y" dill not choos,
me-. hut ! chose YOU and appointed you,
that We go aud hear ffuit."--J"hn l5.i,
U. W.
The Washington times., 1912-08-07
KANSAS ELECTION
IS BIG VICTORY
FOR PROGRESS|VtS
Majority of Fully $4,000 Is
Given Eight Roosevelt
..- Electors.

) TOPEKA. Kan, Aug. --latest re-
turns from Yesterdays primaries show
TODAY that the Progressive victory had
been even greater than expected. Not
only were the eight Roosevelt electors
chosen, but their majority is fully 5000
on the face of the returns thus Ear in.
, Practically the only balm the Taft
leaders have Is the denomination Of
Congressman p. p. Campbell a stanch
supporter of the Administration, in the
First returns indicated a victory for
II. M. Gray. Progressive. but later re-
turns wrecked his hopes.
Gov. w. r. Stubbs defeated Senator
Charles Curtis for reelection to the
United states Senate bv safe ma
jority. Stubbs has been Roosevelt's s
campaign manager in Kansas.
Arthur Capper, OF Topeka. Progressive
Republican candidate for governor, won
easily over Frank Ryan. George II.
Rodgers. Democratic, ,gubernatorial can
ididate, has been nominated over ]. B.
Billiard, who made a fight with resub-
mission of the prohibition question as
the paramount issue.
The Taft machine was rebuked in the
First Congressional district where Rem
ID. r. Anthony was defeated
for denomination by Judge W. /. Stuart,
the Progressive candidate.
The Washington times., 1912-08-07
H|LLES IS ANXIOUS
TO LEARN WILSON'S
STAND ON ISSUES
Republican Chairman Chal-
lenges the Governor
to Explain.

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-Charles d.
Hilles, chairman of the Republican ma
tional committee, has started the actual
work of the Republican campaign at
headquarters here. One of his frst acts
was TO issue a long statement, in which
he challenged Gov. Woodrow Wilson to
explain just where he stands in regard
to leading political issues.
Mr.. Hilles declared that the fight is
between the Republican principles and
those OF the Democrats, and referred to
the new party movement as represent
ing a,-ppersonal distraction" declaring
that from its very nature II must be
transient"
In speaking of the contest over Presi-
Dental electors in Kansas, Mr.. Hilles
asserted that should the Supreme
Courts decision be adverse to the Re-
publican party, there would be no at
tempt made by President Taft to put
his name under a different emblem in
that State and get his electors by
petition.
The chairman also mentioned the
action of Colonel Roosevelt In regard
to the negroes. and gave It as his belief
that 1t was hold move ON the part of
N''N HS''@~' 'Seiocht, WHICH
would have a far-reaching effect. Just
what he thought the effect would be
Mr.. Hillcs was not prepared at present
to say. - =
Senator w. Murray Crane of Massa-
chusetts, who, 1t is believed, will Join
Chairman Hilles in the mana cement OF
the campaign, conferred with Mr.. Hilles
last night. ~. - :
II sincerely hope l can have the as
sistance of Senator Crane" said Mr..
Hilies. THE time he can devote to the
campaign may in some measure depend,
however, on the condition of his health.
have not discussed with him whether
he would go to the executive COM
mittee. He was not a member of the
national committee at the time the
executive committee was named"
Mr., Hilles said there would be no
treasurer or advisory committee an
nounced until next week. The Chicago
headquarters will be opened on August
H. he said, with David w. Mulvane, of
Kansas, in charge.
The Washington times., 1912-08-07
GRAHAME-W WHITE MAY
HAVE TO QUIT FLYING
His Bride, After Trip Over Chan.
mel, Has Had l1...
Enough.

, LONDON, Aug. Mot only has Mrs
Claude Grahsme- White. formerly Miss
Dorothy Taylor. OF New York, had all
the flying she wants for herself, but
she also insists, her own and her
husbands friends say today. that her
husband give up aviation. 'r..'
Grahame- White has tried to convince
his wife that the psroxysm OF terror she
suffered while they were flying the
channel together as a wind-up to the
honeymoon trip which followed their
and that she herself caused all the dan,
ger by throwing her arms about him so
tightly that 1t was only by a furious
struggle he freed himself, avoided losing
control of the aeroplane, and tumbling
into the water. .
Mrs, Grahame- White is not convinced.
however, and II Is possible her aviator
husband may stop flying to please her.
The Washington times., 1912-08-07
CONVENTION HALTS
IN ORDER TO GET
CONCISE PLATFORM
Progressives Take Short Ad-
journment Before Max
ing Nominations.
! CONTINUED from First Pase.)

. Continued from First Pase)
arose at o'clock. He read the papers,
opened his mail held two conferences,
and received the reporters.
Senator Dixon. Albert j. Beveridge,
and George w: Perkins were the next to
be admitted at the Roosevelt suite. They
spent about half hour with the
colonel. Then the members of the rules
committee, led by clifford Pinchot and
William Allen White, Of Kansas, were
In for a short conference.
IF I am nominated ] shall not wait
for notification" said the colonel
I shall go to the convention hall and
make five-minute speech Of accept
ance. That will get the formalities out
or the way and leave me free to clear
the decks for action"
Colonel Roosevelt was beaming and
happy and hand-shaking with much
vigor. The Interruptions i'm my speech
yesterday were just what anticipated"
said the colonel in response to a ques-
ton. THE questions put to me en-
abled me to make speech. One who
heard can have no doubt of my posi-
tion on the race question or on any
other matter discussed
The Washington times., 1912-08-07
De EMOCRAT|C SPLIT
IN HOUSE HURTS
CAUSE OF WILSON
Party Leaders Worried BY
Feeling Over Failure of
Battleship Caucus.
Continued from First PageD

Continued from First Page)
said. There was no caucus and moth
ing was done"
, Mr.. Burleson is a determined anti
man. =.
Congressman A. Mitchell Palmer, who
was consulted by Mr.. Burleson when
newspaper men asked for the roll call,
agreed with the caucus chairman that
there wasn't any caucus, SO how can
we give out the roll call. 1t would be
an injustice to the absentees."
"Bosh," said Messrs Sulzer and
Curley when told Of this. And they
Immediately began plans to cali an
other caucus for Friday night. when
the larger navy advocates will demarti
that all former caucus action shall be
rescinded and that members shall be
allowed to vote as they please on the
battleship amendment to the naval ap-
preparation bill.
Speaker Champ Clark and Congress
man Underwood, the majority leader,
made conciliatory speeches last night
while the friends OF the navy waited
for the quorum which failed TO ma
terializc. Both the Speaker and Mr.
Underwood told their Democratic fol-
lowers tnat the party ought not 10
split on the navy, that the naval pro-
gram is not, or should not be, a po-
liticai issue, and that the desire for
harmony should be paramount
These harmony pleas were rather in
enecuve, however, as those who favored
either one or two ships looked at the
empty seats OF those anti-navy parti-
sans who had remained away for the
avowed purpose of preventing the re-
scinding OF the former caucus action.
AS an indication Of the Democratic
learned that "a friend of the navy kept
an individual roll call-just because Of
the fear that Mr.. Burleson might not
see At to give it out. ~
An unofficial roll call. SO kepn shows
that the following members were pres
ent last night. fsShty-seven answered
to their names and two or three Others
"straggled in" later
Speaker Champ Clark, Adamson
Broussard, Brown. Burke of Wiscon-
Carlin. Connell, Conry. Cox of Indiana
Curley, Davis of West Virginia, Dent
Denver. Dickinson Of Missouri. Dono.
hoe, Doremus. Daniel A. DriscoD., Ess'
Fornes. Foster, Gallagher, Garrett
GoldfoGle, Gregg, of PENNSYLVANIA.
sinia, Hammond, Harrison o.
Texas Hobson, Holland. Hughes oi
sissippi. johnson OF Kentucky. Jones
Kindred, Kinkead OF New Jersey
Konig, Korbly, Lee of Pennsylvania
Levy, Lnthioum. Mccoy McDermott
Padgett. Palmer, Patten of New York
Pepper, Peters, Post, Ransdell of Loui-
siana, Redfeld, Reilly, Riordan, Robin
son, Rothermel, Scully. Shsrley, Smith
or New York. Sparkman. Stack. Stan
ley, stephens of California, Stone, Sui
ger, Sweet, Taggart, Talbot of Mary
land. Talcott OF New York, Townsend
Tuttle. Underhil, Underwood, Watkins,
Wilson of New York, and Wilson OF
Pennsylvania.
II qGorum can be obtained Friday
night IL Is believed a compromisf
agreement will be reached authorizing
the construction of one new battleship
The HouBe leaders have received "a