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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-04-30
Brother, Who Lives Here,
Gets Letter From Her
Employer.
AN EARLHAM STUDENT
Newcastle Girl Was Believed
to Have Met With Foul
Play.

Through letter received from r. e.
Thornley,, manager of the United 5
and 10 cents stores in Philadelphia.
Frank II. Weissgerber. 90S North ID
street, succeeded in locating his sis
ter. Miss Stella Weissgerber, 19. who
left home in Newcastle early in March
and from whom no communication has
been received, as yet. According TO
the letter, Miss Weissgerber is In the
employ of the United stores company
as a music buyer and inspector of all
music departments in the stores from
Newport News, Va, to Flitchburg,
Mass. The letter states that while she
is in Philadelphia, she lives with a
family of respectable people and that
as her work requires almost all her
time, she has few companions. II was
believed that she had met with foul
play.
Attended EarIham College.
Miss Weissgerber formerly attended
Earlham college here and is we'll
known in musical circles, being a mu-
sician of some ability. Although her
home is in Newcastle, she spent most
of her time at the home of her broth
er in this city. The following letter
was received by Frank Weissgerber:
Mr. F. II. weissgerber.
903 North d St,
Richmond, Ind.
Dear Sir
Your inquiry regarding your sister,
Miss Weissgerber is at hand and con.
tents carefully noted.
Would state that Miss Weissgerber
has been in the employ of the above
firm since March %, 1913.
Was first employed by the manager
of our Camden, n. J., store as piano
player, and having shown unusual bus
mess ability, was promoted by Gen.
Manager Roller to position of music
buyer. -....E
In this capacity she not only buys
the music for all United stores, but
inspects the departments from New
port News, Va, to Flitchburg, Mass.
as well. Earns salary of $50 weekly
with all travelling expenses paid.
Her services are much appreciated
by our firm and the management was
greatly surprised to learn that she
had left her home without informing
you of her destination.
Following your instructions, we
have questioned her very closely. in
vestigated her home life and compan-
ions, etc.
Find her living in Philadelphia with
private family, good, respectable par
ties and apparently such as only a
girl of right living would choose.
Has no companions, as her work
consumes almost every minute of her
time.
States that she does not intend to
return home, as she now occupies
such a position as she has always de
sired, but has promised to correspond
with you at once.
Personally, would say that you need
have no fear for Miss weissgerbef's
future. The writer thinks her a very
determined business woman and well
able to take care of herself
The fact that she could rise to such
cate is ample evidence.
Yours truly,
UNITED & 10 CENT STORES,
E. c. Thornley,, Mgr.
Mr.. Weisgerber stated today that
he had not the slightest idea why his
sister left her home. The young WON
ans action and her unexplained sill
ence following her disappearance, has
caused her family the keenest an
guiRh
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-04-30
ARREST TWO EDITORS
(National News Associatfon)

tNatiOnaI News AssoC1at1on)
CHARLESTON, w. Va, April 30
Charged with publishing an article in
citing insurrection, Fred H. Merrick
and John l.. Ramsay, alleged to be the
editors of the Labor Argus, were ar
rested and thrown into Jail here to-
day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-04-30
AUSTRIA To ADOPT
COERCWE MEASURE
War With Montenegro Will
Follow if the Latter Con-
tinues Its Policy.

N.NdtINIidI NV = <al7syt fHtEVIiF
VIENNA, April 3o.-The Austrian
foreign office announced today that
the Austrian government would imme-
diately adopt coerciye measures
against the Montenegro government
unless there is change of attitude at
Cettinje.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-04-30
THE WEATHER

and Thursday, warmer In east poss
ton tonight
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-04-30
New Alien Land Bill Con-
forms With the Japanese
Treaties and Wilson Closes
the Entire Incident.
ONE CALIFORNIAN
KICKS OVER TRACE
Senator Wright Says New
Bill, to Be Passed Tomor-
row, Is AS Offensive AS the
Former One.


WASHINGTON, April $3.50 far
As the white house is concerned the
Japanese-C alifornia situation Is clos
ed and Secretary Bryan will be recall
ed in a few days. President Wilson
today said he would take no further
action with regard to the alien land
bill In California unless Japan brings
great pressure to bear in Washington.
In as much as the bill which will pass
the California legislature tomorrow is
reported by Secretary Bryan to be in
accord with all existing treaties with
Japan 1t is not seen here how the
Toxic government can consistently OBJ
ject to the enactment of this measure.
Should there be any protest, how
ever, this government will refer it
through the regular channels of the
state department and if damages are
awarded by a court of claims it will
pay them as 1t did in the case of the
Italian murdere in New Orleans sew
eral years ago.
SACRAMENTO, April 3O.-"It does
not require much courage to pick a
quarrel when some one else will have
the burden Of maintaining the contro-
versy"
This statement was made today by
State Senator Wright, Republican
and member Of the administration ma
5ority in the California legislature
Senator Wright today declared him
self opposed to the anti-alien land bill
pending before the legislature and
against the action of his party in
backing the bill. He declares the ad-
ministration has openly insulted Pres
ident Wilson by refusing to heed his
advice given the legislature by Sec
retary Bryan.
"The new bill adopted as a substi-
tute by the senate which the admins
tratiun intends to pass, is In my opin-
ion, more Objectionable than all the
former anti-alien land measures intro
duced in the legislature. While it
omits the words ineligible to citizen
ship, 1t employs other words that
have identically the same meaning
The object, therefore, of the Califor-
mia administration measure is to reach
the Japanese and Chinese. 1t is an
insult to their intelligence to believe
that such a law would be less object
1onable than If California had enacted
law that no Japanese should own
hand In California" Senator Wright
stated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-04-30
PROBE JOHNSON CASE.

CHICAGO. April 3o.-A new inves-
tigation of Mann white slave act viola
tions charged against Jack johnson.
the negro pugilist, was under way to-
day. The federal grand jury which
was believed to have additional evil
dence against Johnson. heard "Yank"
Kenney, a former trainer of the pugi-
list, who, it was reported furnished
evidence in addition to that already in
the possession of the district attorney.
Johnson's trial on the white slave
charge was scheduled to begin before
federal Judge Carpenter. A call for a
venire of fifty men from whom to Sc
lect jury was sent out today.
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ONE MORE CHARGE.

CHICAGO, April 30.-An additional
indictment contained the name OF the
came woman who was named in the
previous bills against the pugiisti.
Belle Schreiber. The indictment
charges she was brought TO Chicago
from Pittsburg In 1910 for immoral
purposes. The trial viii come up
Monday.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12

Judge Jacob Wclrli and family,
Of upper holt. made a brief visit Mon.
day and Tuesday Of this week. with
his wifc's parents, T.. = Mcdonald
aud wife They werr enrou,e home
from Lincoln. Nebraska, where they
attended the State fair.
George :. Lukou>, one Of our hus.
Ting rcal.cS,atc men, closed deal In
his office In Oregon, last week. where.
by Henry Kern exchanged his farm Of
lsJ acres, i've miles northwest Of For.
est City, to Jeil iiulse, Of this city,
for his farm Of 10 acres, seven miles
eas, Of Oregon. Mr.. Krrn's farm
was traded IN for $1,000 and Mr..
llulsc'S for Sl2,0po.
w. ". Dawson aud Fred Camp.
bell, members Of the new clothing
irm, OF the Dawson.C ampbell-Cloih.
Ing Co., who expect to he open fol
, business, by october LIN the Hotel
Woodland building. In the room ad'
Joining the Robert Smith Hardware
company on the west, and In which
they had stock Of furniture, Will
leave for Chicago, sunday, TO buy
their opening stock Of clothing, fur.
nishings, shoes and hats.
Mrs. Jerome Lansing returned
home from 81. Joseph, Tuesday morn.
Ing Of this week, where size had her
/ eye ball removed some few days ago.
This leaves her totally blind, ~ she
lost her other eye some years ago.
The operation this time was not to
restore the sight, but 10 give her re.
lief from the intense pain She lad
been suffering. We are glad TO state
that she Is now entirely free from
pain, and Is cheerful and contented.
NH. EpIroR:-There came to my
home In Forbes township, September
18th, 1913, a very tine young man, OWE
Kelley, by name, leading q beautiful
young girl, named Grace Jourdan, Of
Oregon, and handed me q paper from
J. N. IIibbard, telling me must
make them one. which ! did, Just a.
the clock Vas striking y p. m, anc
after some music, they and theil
friends departed, giving them goot
wishes and rejoicing with them.
ELDER CHARLES Blows.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12
Gentle, But Effective.

Representative Bill" Murray Of
Massachusetts every now and again
comes through with . good tale. a.
witness whereof the following polite
way OF calling . man . liar:
mo. ! would not call Mr.. Blank q
plain and unvarnished liar. ! would
not call him . prsvaricator. nor would
! intimate that he was . perverter OF
the truth. or even inclined to exaS.
serate upon circumstances, but II !
should see him walking down the
street with Annsnias upon one arm
and saphira upon the other. I should
be inclined TO believe that he was In
the bosom Of his Observation-Disclosures
Star.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12
PETREE BROS.
ATTORNEYS At LAW
Office first door west
Of Citizens Bank,
OREGON, MISSOURI.

\ large hay barn On the Don
Meadows farm seven and one-half
miles nor,heas, OF town, was burned
Friday morning, Aug. ~, about 10
o'clock. The lire was supposed to
have started from combustion. The
building was destroyed, together with
the contenta about eigh, tons OF
hay and a larger quantity OF sheaf
oats. JeNersonian.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12
Baptist Church. Forest City

services every hr>t nnd ihirl sunday ~
vn'h month.
sunday -chorl every sunday Morning At 10
urlHrh,
,.rarr aud Truth lIihr ~,'liuIl hfsi and third
saturday night NJ each mnntl,
~ -, I meets every sunday evening ~
~. Eycryhrdy /, invited Ia attend these
meetings,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12

Arrivaiand Departure Of Nails at the
Postoffice, orege a. no.
Effective january !, 1919
MAILS DEtARTi
~, H. m. For Omaha ant intermediate
points, and all points north. cas-,
and west.
pia q IN, For ~. Joseph and intermediate
points.
~" m. For all pnints south, east
and west, except Tsrkio and
villl,cs branches.
i.iO n. ~. Tor al points north. west und
east
~ y. H. Tor Nilli>rt north, mail to- all
points north east. south and
west, except intcrmedla,. be.
tween Forest city aud -. Joe.
.tisp ~ Tor ull points north. south. east
and west
Pouches viii b-,Nrhtusrd nrtspcn oregon
unG FOREST Ciiv p'>,nf'ir", a, fnlluwsi
irty- urrsun NJ q; 80 IT,. aud return III,
dGop. ~.
Lc,vr ur'sru II Il,p m.. and return At
d'op IA.
MAILS ARRIVE.
s3ii ~ ~, OmahH..M Mails from al points
north vast south aud west, aud
from Forrest city
io':r ~ M. vlllisca aud TarLto Valley
branches. Mails FROM north
east, snuth aud west.
| la o.. ~, Mail frpm ali pulnt> north. IVES,
aud east.
giii y. ~. Main line Il. G., IT. Zoe. 4 G, n
Mails ftutn nil pplpts mort h
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12
II. Z. Churc h, Forest City.

krv IT. 7, UluIbeIT THNIOf,
pr,arhing SERVICES, s,,r'nd aud fourth sun E
days II q. ~. aud - ~,
sunday srhnnI, i"n. ~ u W fawLs su'
prrlnt,nd.nt.
Junior League, $50 y. ~, Miss '.rirc e.
nrr. superintendent
senIur L.agur. y, ~, Miss Jessie Ram
scy. president.
choir practice, Monday aud THURSDAY even
Ing, s"'clorL. Mr. lin>lr Apgar, pianist.
A Wrlump IT, all.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12
Order of Publication.
STATE NJ Mt>>ut'Ri,,
JUrNtY ~ Hour.

STATE ~ Ml.-ptRI,,
COrNtY ~ Hour.
lrih r,rr.,t Cuuit ..;tup"r Term, 1913
J'N'',| .'". r',in'. y, ,n.,,,c,
N:rorV -, n,ty"a,.',
Now on 'his .ird day - ptcmbcr, ria
comes thr plaintin IN tlr ,l"Nc entitled
rsusc lay ter ATTORNEYS ANA ~ vacation uf
said ttuU lil,~ With the uui' r>lgrci clerk
thereof. H'F petition, verified 10y affidavit
ftuu ~hch It appears tllst tht aid de-
f'ndni!l Is Il huu.rc>iucht ~ the stat" ~ Mis-
souri,. Mnrreupn u I, urdrtcd hv mr the
said cl,I thai 10. said oiricnd,ni ,,e not He'd
by publication ~ the pcndeury ~ said ar.
ton
This j. therefore. to notify yuu the said de-.
fendant Alton quick. that the said plsiniih
has Hlcd her SUIT In said rau>, In our said
Court, against you that the object and gen.
crai nature ~ said suit IL that ~ sintiu seek,
nov .Nistnv between you ant said plsintii'
and Tot he care and custody ~ the minUi
rhiid ~ said msrrinsr. alleging ~ sryund,
or ,ald di,nti.. ttcstinen, sucn A. "ndered
and Choking her. and by laving abandoned
her. without Just cause ar reason
You at further no, fled to- I've and appeal
ut our Said Court Ia. he begun and hello !,
the CIV ~ oregon. Holt County. Missouri, or
| Monday. hto,,er -. ipi3. and then and there
| answer Ur plead IT, said peti Ion or The SAINT
may bc taken ~ confessed aud judgment
| rendered accordingly.
| II II further ordered that this motto, h,
| published In the IIoir CorNrS ~r>TINEh,
| weekly u"w>papcr printed, published ANA q
genera circulation. In said county, frr fou
| succcsSl,, weeks. once each week. the las
| Insertion ~ br at least fifteen days bcfUr
| the 18th day of October, that hsinr the Hr,
day Of NEXT regular term ~ said Court.
b., a. UtNIlAN.
| Circuit Clerk
| CcftiNat. NJ rruc Copy
STATE 90 Mis-Ot'Ri.t
| CouNTS ~ Hour,
| do lrtci'y certify that the foregoing II
True Copy ~ the original Order OF puhlirs
| tion ~ the above entitled raus''
| 1 - Given under my hand aud onic
| ( Sr,t ttl seal, ut uNirc, In the city u
49, oregon, IN said County, this ~
day ~ >rpt"inisr. ipi5. y. A. btNilAM,
| Crrult Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12
Machinery savss suisarIs's Crops.

The French vice-coasul At Bourgas
Bulgaria. reports that Notwithstanding
the CONSUMPTION for the war Of oil men
between the ages Of eighteen and for
ty.six. this years crops In Bulgaris
have been planted about - usual, the
acreage sown to wheat. for instance
being within i've to ten per cent. oi
last rear. This surprtst.g .oonditioa
~ says. u due 70 the intsoductioa d
sSrtcuitursl machinery = . nees -
tended scale thaa fosnssey. beesSAl
Ghost by The asoesslttes q ~ ooos.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12
sol. Lofrer. Of Maitland, was IN

Sol. I.OiIer, OF MAITLAND, was w
oregon. Tuesday last, on business.
Uncle Philip Snidcr. OF Lincoln,
Neb.. Is here on visit with relatives
and friends.
-Robert Render, of Hue Rapids,
kas., l. visiting here, the guest OF his
sister. Mrs. Andrew Tochterman. and
family.
Sam Mariner, Of BurIingr on June.
ton. il here on visit with his sister,
Mrs. Scib Carson. and other relatives
and friends.
Lewis Ilodgin, uf Clay township,
and Elmer Pennington, Of Mound
City, we're Ia town, "Wednesday last +,
on business.
The already handsome clothing
store Of Charley koock s l. being made
more attractive 10y having a steel cell
ing put In. Bragg 4 Mcdonald are
doing the work.
Martin Siekmann, wife and chill
dren, OF 81. Joseph. are visiting here,
the guests Of his father, Henry Sick.
mann N',e anu 'a"''' '''" o''e' 'e'"'
lives a'" '''o''"N'
Charles h Dyer OF Armenia
VIII preach at The Christian church,
mex, SUNDAY morning. sept w. al
ll'" o'clock subject; 'hri>tiah
work IN Tie BaINah S'ates'
County Treasurer Seib carson
and wife, have moved IN The property
occupied by Mrs, Tressa Vincent
where they VIII remain uh'il Their
new home Is ready Tor occupancy
Harry Alkire, we are sorry to
learn, Is confined to his home, being
threatened with typhoid FEVER we
hope, however, that lie VIII overcome
this, and soon he up ana around
again.
Rev. ". l.. Meyer, pastor OF the
German NJ. T.. church, will return
Saturday of this week, from New
Haven, this state, where he was
called by the sickness and death ol
his father, who was IN his soth year
We are sorry 10 learn that Ira Al
IL y, ,n. w.,nn, C,o.a a,s, ,,c,
Rire, OF tue "a,h". u,o.e a's','..
was taken alarmingly VI SUNDAY last
from an acute attack Of appendicitis
and his relatives and friends are fear
s''n ne 90 ,ha on,coma 81 h,s cond,
iu' ~ W ''' '"''o"' VI "' ''''
,. Alan, ,.,.
we are g'ao 10 ieSrn tiiao "e'
W. L. Meyer, pastor OF the German NJ
T.. church, In session at Woodbine
v..a.s ,.s, u.ol has hssn retu,ne,
Nans~", 'A'' "'en, ~" IT, ..',,, :.
TO the oregon charge' ih's WIN "
good news to his congregation an
-. ,. ma,
Fred Markt' 'r" sure ma"e i''
SENTINEL reporter happy, one ia
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12
Bap,is, Church. Lcoloredl Oregon.

WIZ, Mitchell Pastor.
services At the First baptist rhuirh the
GfS, sunday ~ rarh month . u a.. aud :.
~.
SUNDAY >rrr' vt y o, each sunday
a. w Vat. T.. ~.
Al ar Invited.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12
Farm for Sale.

! will sell al private sale the J. \.
Hodgin farm, four miles northwest
Of New Point, and ! miles southwest
Of Maitland. This farm contains $50
acres, all In cultivation; 100 acres In
grass, plenty Of good water, and Is a
No. I stock farm. Good two.story,
seven.Toom house, with porches, good
barn, good granary, good clstern and
stock we'll, Also l2O acres, miles
west of New Point; fair improve.
ments. Plenty OF good water. Also
40 acres, : miles east OF Mound CITY,
Call on or address
LEWIS iIODaIN,
Maitland, Mo.
Route, No. ,, Farmers Phone.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12
German N. 4. Church.


Rev. ". l.. Meyer. Pastor.
sunday school 81 go a. NJ.
Preachi'ig every sunday II IopAm,
Preachins -yrtS sunday II tie NoiAvN
,hurch AZ ~ T., ~.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday afternoon ~
ESQ.
Everybody cordially Invited go attend above
: ,fytres
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12
Christian Church, New Point.

Elder Fred u. Augustine. Pastor.
SUNDAY schonl, foam.
Preaching ~ the hr>i aud third sundays
In csch month, n u H., aud evening,
UP. n. q. v, every SUNDAY evenings $50 pm.
All are cordially invited To attend.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12

Order of Publication.
STATE az NI>-,,I a..

STATE az NI>-pI ~.
torNIN ~ i,oif,
IN the Clrruit C"url. utul~f Term. ipIs.
sylvia u fur'hi, rlalntin,
".
Elmer 4 Fur'h,, I,ct.ndnnt.
~ this 9Th day of August, 1915 ruinr> til,
p!sln,ii, h,t"in hcfor, ~" undersigned CLERK
o. r. ~ IGmr ~ f,r,,i.Y 'nIr.ot "na ns
nth.r thug, that h'hndEni. Elmer A.
furht, II mi resident ~ the state ~ Mis-.
souri,
wh,r,ul1n. II I, ordered by the CI,rk tim,
said Defendant hr utitird by puhlirnt luii
hat Plaintiff has cnmmrnrcd suit against
HIN IN this Court the object aud general M
,nrc of Witch. +, that rla!n'ln seeks I" hr
divorced from lie bpnds ~ mat riniOny here
tuforc contracted with said Drfrndani, IN
the ssth day ~ Drtolsr, lNd, IN the count y
~ puniphnn aud state ~ kansas, mn .,h" fol'
whnlly distrsarllng his duties ~ the hII>
hand ~ rlniniln, nh>"ntrd himself from
Plaintiff, without u reasonable 'bllS,, fnt III,
splr" of one year, that Il To- say III" UCfcn-
dnnt has, without any reasonable cause
| nhsunted himself frDm the rlaiutiff rv,i
sine. The ~ day ~ May, ias. aud that un'
less the said defendant, Elmer a, Furrht, h,
| and appear ut TIL, Court, NJ the newt tern
lhcr"Of. tn he bcgun aud holden ~ the tour,
iiou>. ~ ~. city 81 Oregon, In said County
| IN the 9Th day ~ October nrNt, aud uu III,
| hrSi Jay ~ said term answer or plead Ia III,
| pet Ion In said cause, the same Will h. taken
~ confessed. aud Judgment viii l"' r"nd"r',
| accordingly,
| And II II further ofdrrrd That q cop,
| hereof he published, according to law, In III,
| liOt1 COUNTY >ESTINIi. u weekly new >pap Del
printed and pnhlisirrd In the County of Holt
aud state ~ Missouri, and designated u,
Plaintiffs attorney. ~ least once u week fp
| four successive weeks the last Insert In
| thereof, 10 he MT less than fifteen days h.
FIRE The eth day ~ u'tuh-r, 1918
| D.. A, Di'NliNM
| tir'uit tirrL.
| A true copy from the record,
- witness my hand aud the seal q
| !sr,LI the Citruit Court ~ Holt County
f--N this !,th ~ August, 1913.
| r.. A. DtNllAM
| Circuit CLERK,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Convene, fourth Mondays In February aud
october aud ,hird Monday In May.
hlnn,p u. nurnc>, circuit Judge.
A. VI, Tihlcl,, prosecuting attorney.
Edwin 4. Dunhan, rirruit clerk
Gcu T., Urlyin. sheriff
Arthur A, Rr"wcr, stcuugraphcr,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12
Christian Church. Forest City.

Elder =. q. iicluur Pastor.
sunday school NJ ~ u, ~, every -uuday
Preaching IN ~" hrsi aud third rundayso'
cnrh month morning aud evening.
Nr.C. ,. n-rt> every sunday ~ ;icO y, a,
Al cordially invited To- attend these ser
vices,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-09-12
Trustees Sale.

whereas. seth y. Ferguson aud Alir, D.,
Ferguson. his wife, 10y their certain Deed ~
Trust, lated. the Isl day ~ MAY iNsl aud
hlcd fpf rc',urti the lith day ~ Junu iss, In
the oi,rr ~ the Recorder ~ Deeds. In aud Tor
Holt county, Missouri. aud ~ Record In I'upk
under, gncd Trustee. " u. Richards. In trust
~ s",uf" the payment ~ thuir two O. pruini>.
~nry notes thvrUin drSrtihrd aud Interest
THEREON. H." fnllpNing dU>rrihcd real estate.
situate lSing and hring In the rouniy ~
Holt. aud state ~ Missouri, tp.vlt
Ali ~ Iu's numbered eighteen 49, Hud nine"
teen TO- iu IIiu'k number tNvuts tNn 90. IN
the M.Iuu tltN INtVu~ipu tuuptuN.s hddls
tiun g. ilr town ~ Mound cay In said loot
county, Missouri
aud Il, fault has brvU made ~ thu, usNu'ut
thereof aud WHEREAS 10y thotttr. >uf snid ,ir,Hti
~ true " default be- made IL the payment q
any nat pi srtd dcid. Nhvu the SANE IL du,
then to WluU amount ~ said debt b,tptutS
due and prNanl', and ~" uwuUr> and legal
hpldrf. ~ sntd notes have requested ne ~
rNvrutr ~" ppNUr conferred ulrn me hv said
deed ui ttusts ntd IT, sell tie tyHi estate
ahnN, described and IN said deed ~ trust
described.
Nov thptrf,r, 1T The, request ~ The uNnpr,
aud legal hpid"fs ~ said nutt> aud IN put>u
aud thu authority IN ~" vested hy snid deed
~ trust, I wilton
WEDNESDAY, TUE .irU DAY al
SEPTEMBER, ipl3
LiNrru th, hour> ufp O'rlTh ~ the npr,,
| n,HIu aud au'lH'h - the Afternoon - that
day. NJ il",'uurt I,uiiS" ,l,rpr, In the rity vi
| Dr,gun. IN IlUt county, Missouri. sell ~ pub
w. N'udu", 4" H." hish'>i bidder. fut ''a>h
| the HisnN' described real estate, tot tide put
WI Gl'iiAGp..
Trustee.
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County Court

Regular TERMS First Mondays In f.bru
iry, May, August and November,
Henry v, Wright, presiding Judge.
Peter u Raiser, Judge isi district
", L., Norman, Judg. ID district
Frank L.. Irllcr, clerk ~ county court
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County Hoard al stealth

Henry y. Wright, president.
Peter Raiser. vice. president,
". L.. Norman, I'd district.
". G. Proud, county physician,
Frank l.. Icller. secretary,
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Presbyterian Church. New Point.

Rev, r. H. i,nbrri>, Pastor
Preaching the second and fourth sundays
each nnnth sabbath >'hn1l each sunday At
iOa m,
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Presbyterian Church, Woodviile,

Rev, T. y, I,nhtrtN, PNstOr,
Preaching the hr>i ana third sundays OF
~ each mouth. sabbath schu1l each sunday
M 10 ~, ~.
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The Oldest bank IN the county.
Transacts a general banking business.
Interest paid on time deposits. Drafts
sold on all the principal cities OF the
country and Europe. Have made spo-
cial arrangements to collect money
due from estates in foreign countries.
The accounts Of farmers, merchants
and individuals respectfully solicited.
Special care given to any business In.
trusted to us. 49,
sxslsphons No. -.