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The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-24
Forest City.

Mr.. Woddlc las been quite sick
he past week.
Mrs. Frank kunkr l. ON ihc sick
ist. this week.
Miss Morctta Ford had siege Of
;hc grippe. last week.
pr. MrClanahan was on the sick
list, several days. last week.
Irvine Mathcrs. and family visited
a, the George King home. Tuesday.
Mr. and Mt. Dave Wallace were
guests Of relatives inorcgon. SUNDAY.
.Qui,c number ol s,'hool children
are absent from school. On acconr, Of
sickness.
. Mrs. l.eri Hamilton, of Quitman,
l. the guest of Wan. Hamilton and
samily. tli> week.
Mr.. and Mr.. Dan l.arkcn> and
.ittm daughter. Charlcnc. visited rcla.
Ives here. SUNDAY.
Mrs. Perry Turncy. Who has boon
-ick with the grippe. mas able To In In
SUNDAY school, Ia lrrcla>s. sabbath
m )rninp.
Miss Ruth llradicy. Who las been
attending school In 81. Joseph, Is
spending the week with her moi her.
Mrs. WIN. Crawford.
There will br preaching NJ the NJ.
l.. church. SUNDAY. morning and
evening. by the pastor, Rev. &. &.
Miller. Everybody invited.
Prof. Kerr, principal of our school
several years ago. aud nov assistant
state Superintendent. visited our
school, one day last week. lie l. nov
located AZ jefferson city,
UurII.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-24

Whereas, Samuel karr. and Sarah
karr. his wife, by their deed of trust.
dated the nth day Of January, 1901,
and of record In the Office of tie
Recorder of Deeds of Holt County.
Missouri, In Book 06 al page 900, con.
veyed to the undersigned In trust to
secure the payment Of the note In
said deed OF trust described, and of
the interest thereon. the following
described real estate, situate In Holt
County. Missouri, to.wit:
Commencing at q point thirt -four
(.I4) rods east OF the southwest corner
Of the northwest quarter Of section
one Il, In township tifty.nine (59), of
range thirty.seven (3i): thence east
seventy.two and two.thirds (12il rods:
thence north eighty $50 rods: thence
west seventy.two and two.thirds (I2I)
rods: thence south eighty (sO) rods TO
the commencing corner-36i acres.
And Whereas, default has been
made In the payment OF the said note
and Of the interest thereon, according
to the true tenor. date and effect OF
said note, and whereas, the owner OF
said note has requested me to execute
the power vested In me by said deed
Of trust, to sell said real estate, and
out Of the proceeds of said sale pay
the indebtedness secured thereby:
Now Therefore, In compliance With
said request, and under the power
vested In me by said deed Of trust. I
will sell said real estate at public ven.
due TO the highest bidder, for cash In
had, on
III ESDAY. FEBRUARY -. 1918,
at the front door OF the Court House
In the City Of Oregon. Holt County.
Missouri
THOMAS =. IIlNDE.
Trustee.
tir~t publication. January -. 1913
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-24
Gall Busted.

In the bright sunlight on railroad
station In Georgia slept u colorcd
brother. lie snored gently, with his
mouth ajar and his long moist
tongue resting on his chest like pink
plush necktie. \ climbed
of train 10 stretch his legs, I'M.
screwed the top Of a capsule and, adj.
vancing on tiptoe, busted ten grains
Of quininc on the surface Of the
darkey's tongue. Presently the negro
sucked his tongue back inside his
mouth and instantly hr arose with u
start and looked abou, him wildly.
"Mistah," hc said TO the Joker, "i>
you doc,ah?'
Nope"
We'll, then. Kin 50 tell me whar
Kin lin me doctaI right away
What do you want with Il doctor"
"i'm sick"
How sica?"
Powerful sick"
do you know whats thr matter
with your
"Su,iin'iy knows What : de mat &.
tch with me mali gals b,is,cd."-
Exchange.
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Napier and Vicinity.

John Krusor, OF Craig. was In
Napier, Monday. on business.
Leonard Ports. of blair dist rict.
was In Napier, Monday. shopping.
Howard Lent and Lee byrd are
saving wood u, present, for stormy
day.
Howard Lent and family spent
Sundayafternoon illman Walden
and family.
Mrs. Henry lteiger. Of Preston
Nebraska, visited a few days with her
son, l.. A. Hanks.
doe holland and family, of Forest
city, visited SUNDAY with his brot her,
win. and family.
Well, such weather a. this, makes
people wish they had that lee cream
money they spent last summer.
James Meyers and family. who
have for the pas, year lived ON llamp
MintOn's place, have moved to Napier.
-Gillman Waldcn's brother, who
has been here visiting for the past
week, returned to his home IN lIoXie,
Kansas. sunday night.
John Cation. Who has lived In
Napier, the past year and worked for
Eirman Strickler, moved To Mound
city, one day. last week,
Mrs. James Watson and son re-
turned to their home IN Mound City,
Sunday, after several days visit will,
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Paxton.
MEMO.
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Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Richard Gillet, 10y his
deed vi trust dated the 18th day ui
April 1899. and Of record IN the Office
of tie Recorder OF Deeds OF Holt
County. Missouri in Book ST. at page
i5o. conveyed To the undersigned IN
trust to secure the payment Of the
note IN said deed oi trust described.
and oi the interest thereon, the fol.
low Ing described real estate, situate
In Holt County, Missouri, to.wit:
The Southwest Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter Of Section Twenty
(2Ol, IN Township Sixty.thrcc Gb. OF
Range Forty no.. containing forty
90 acres more or less:
And Whereas. default has bean
mad" IN ia, payment of the said IL, II
AMI 81 the interest thereon. ircurd
iug lu he true tenor. date and effect
Of said note: and Whereas, the owner
Of said note has requested me ,r ~.
rruir the power vested Nv me by said
deed If trust To sell said real estate
and out OF the procccdN oi said sal,
pay The indebtedness secured thereby
Now Therefore, IN compliance Will
>iid request. and under the power
vested IN me 10y said deed ot trust,
wi sell said real estate ~ publ,
vcmdur to the highest bidder. foi
cash IN hand, on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY isth. lnij
~ line front door al the Court lluus,
IN the city uf Oregon, Holt County
Missouri
IRWIN ). DAN Ei,S.
Trustee.
fifSl publicaiiu ion January 18th, 1913
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-24
INTERNATIONAL
SUNlGYSOlOOL
LESSON

fBy p. o. SELLERS, Director Of Eve.
ming Department The Moody Rible In
stitute Of Chicaeo)
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New Point and Vicinity.

Mrs. Pearl Lentz and family went
to Maitland to visit a, the home of
Mrs. Napier.
THE baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wright, who has been quite sick, the
.past few days, Is better.
Born. to viii Richardson and
wife. January u, 1913, a daughter.
Dr. Kearney attending physician.
Henry Meyer and wife came dow n
friday evening and visited until sat.
nrday evening with their son. Ralph
and family.
lanes Cain came home saturday,
but returned to Kansas City, Mon.
day morning, to Ike with his brother.
Thomas, a few days.
-lMessrs. James and Thomas Cain
went to Kansas City. last week.
Thomas was operated on at the Ger
man Hospital for hernia.
charles Brooks went to Kansas
City. Monday, To the German Hos.
oital Tor treatment. His many friends
hope to see him at home soon. strong
and well.
ZIP Ia noon, saturday. Jan. -.
The Farmers Mutual Telephone Co.,
of New Point, will receive sealed bids
5or an operator for the Central Office
AZ New Point.
Mrs. Lydia Bolton l. visiting at
she home of her brother, Ed. Davis.
They are moving and storing the
household goods Of Grandma Davis:
and Charles Fields and family are TO
rake possession OF lie place the first
of the month. NERO.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Noi bee j.. hereby given, that the
undersigned ,Iusrpn H. Murray. Ad.
minislralor If the estate Of Elizabeth
j. Murray. deceased, will make final
set lrnirn, Of his accounts with said
estate ~ such Administrator at the
next term Of the Probate Court OF
Hot, County. Missouri. Ia he holden
ut Oregon In said County, on the 10th
day of February. A. d., 1913.
JOSEPH II. MURRAY,
Administ ratOr.'
January 10Th, 1913 go,
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FER. 81. 1913.
Hostess Mrs. Minnie Moore.
Magazine Article. No. Mrs.
Iachman.
Piano Solo Mrs. Frank Allen.
Magazine Article. No. III Mrs.
Dawson.
Roll Call. Patriotic.
Social hour,
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice l. hcrcb! given, that the
Undersigned Administrator Of Z he es.
tate ol Relecca Miller. deceased. win
make final settlement Of his accounts
wi, said estate A. such Administra.
iOf ~ the next Term oi liz Probate
Court oi Holt County. Missouri. to
bc holden IN Oregon, IN said County.
on the 10th day al February, \ -,
1918. u. l.. GROSS.
Administ ra,or
This rs, day oi December. lnla.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-24
LESSON FOR JANUARY Is.
CAIN AND ABEL.

LESSON TExT--Cscnesis <:i.ts
GOLDEN TExT-"whososve hatsth
his brother Is . murderer John 3iS.
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Notice Is Hereby Given

That sealed bids for superintendent
of the county poor farm will !" re-
ceived N the county clerks office at
Oregon. Missouri. Said bids Ia spec.
ify what they will do the work for,
the county furnishing the necessary
hired help. said bids 10 he filed with
the county clerk on or before T. NJ,
on Friday, the 7lh day at February,
1913, The court reserying the right
To reiec, any and all bids.
+. l.. KELLER,
by order of Court. County Clerk.
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SATURDAY, FEB. rs. 1919.

al . O'Clock u. M. for the purpose Of
elerting live directors for the ensuing
year. and ,ransaciing any and all
business that may come before said
meeting. ny order Of the President.
j, \. EREEk, DANIEL X>CIIMAN,
Secretary Of Hoard President
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-24


In due process Of time and In
obedience to Gods command ,6en.
1:2S), Eve bore Adam two sons, each
very different type OF manhood
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Gains Offering.
The fundamental fault was really
IN cain and no, In his Offering Had
c,,,., bc,r, h,,n rich, bo would have
md. a nroncr socr,ac. tim, womb
h,yo bccn accountable In Gods sight
toh, =. 10 We n,c told that Abel's
offering was of faith. Heb ma and
hone, 1, w,s . moro excellent spcr,
Acc Than ,ha, or cain for "wi,hou,
,,i,b n I, imposs,h,o In p,n.s. Cod"
tn, ors,,,,c NJ IN, 0oct III, lamb
wn. , tyne NJ ,bnt ,ruc sacriBco of
,or,a before tho foundations of the
world Jobp ,.oe Tbc-c is another
Fundamental, difference b.tv,cn those
tuo offerings Gains offering reprp
s,u,od tho labor or nj. avn hand.
and Was much moro ploasl,y 10 the
eyes than that Of Abel
Gods disrcs"ct FOR cams on"r'ne
was du" To SIN, w ". SIN crouch
eth at the door" Here SIN IL pictur
I'd M Wild beast lying Mt IN" door
and ready to spring upon MN VINO
hrst gives entrance. uod '"at w
mercy win Ca,n' even 'honeh "" d,o
not accept OF h's o"erine' but 'a'n
ga not conquer ~" s'n cr"nch'ng ~
VI" door ana therefore, IN" "rr'o''
III ,ou'm"h'
from inc ''ars,ha. r'""'hs "" W
OF verse 'irht ana also from IN" sep
'n"siht "" ea,h"r 'ha' 'h'h m'''
g'd Nm' INTO 10" country na'ihs ""
n""ra'"'y Planned '", ~reHs ms ven
s"anc' hron h'm' " pc'nf 'hp"ss'o'
10 40 so w w" p'a'' "ncre NV sac
rue" ha" "'"h ""'''"' ~" ""k'r
NOT oh'E against ""d ont "sa'hs, nv
nr"Ih'r Whom '"d ma" a'eeP''"'
"'ih"nc"d To-Day ny inc wa! the wor'"
mares those "hom 'od accepts 'ohn
Job cam $40" Ah"i because nv
own works had b'eh e''i ana mos" OF
MS pro'h'r reh'"o"s'
The Old. Old Question.
God gave cain an opportunity &c
confess his sin ". 81. See I. John
11:a. A passion subsided cain
saw" and heard" even though he
lied while trying to escape a lust
punishment. Coos startling question
has hecn ringing down through these
| ages, Where IL thy BROTHER" Broth,
ers are being wronssd, oppressed,
cheated. and defrauded. Brothers are
being lost for whom Christ died. In.
| dus,rial Opprcssion. mans inhumani.
" to man." and the blood OF right.
| eous Abel" shall be, IL being. and has
| been required Of the nation, the age,
yea the individual. Cain saw his liz
WAS detected and W tried to excuse
himsclf Millions have repeated his
| weak excuse, Am | my brothers
keeper" And God has Numbered back
! the reply, Yes" We are debtors to
all.
IT.. ,.,,t,...~ - r.l. 49,. $40. .,u.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-24
ATTENTION, COMRADES.

Members of Meyer Post, q. \. r.,
will please remember their next meet
ins will bc held Saturday. January %,
1913, at . p M, NJ the home Of the
Let there be Il full attend.
ance, as the installation Of officers for
1913 will he held at this meeting.
y. &. FULLER, Commander.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-01-24
p. E. O. Programs.

JAN. ~. 1913.
Hostess Mrs. Morti Martin.
business meeting.
Magazine Article No. | Mrs. Ieiler.
Lesson Review, Chap. u Mrs.
Hinde.
Plano Solo Mrs. O'Fallop.
Magazine Article No. 3--Miss Wei.
ty.
Roll Call Miscellaneous.
Social hour.
FEN. :. 1913.
Hostess Mrs. Montgomery.
Magazine Article, No. II Mrs.
Eccles.
Vocal Quartette-M esdaines Ieller,
Eccles, Mum and Hinde.
Magazine Article, No. IN-Mrs.
Hinde.
Roll Call. Miscellaneous.
Social hour
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-02-19

tsburg, Philadelphia, San Francisco and
Washington There has been no en-
tertainment in recent years more sue
cessful in satisfying the better class
OF lyceum patrons than the Rogers
Grillery recitals. Their programs
have been selected with especial
care, and embrace what is best
and choicest in the realm of literature
and music It is an entertainment
for quick witted. broad minded,
liberal thinking, cultivated audiences.
Let US all turn out, and bring our
friends and give the entertainers a
large house and a most cordial well
come, and the response will be very
satisfactory we assure you. Com.
Lecture Course.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-02-19
PARTY
DESTINED TO LIVE.
Congressman Good of Iowa Makes :
Stirring Lincoln Day Address
in the East.

Wash ington, D. c., Feb. 4.-That
there is no room in the politics of
this nation for the bull moose or any
other insurgent republican party is
the belief of Representative ]. w.
Good, of the Fifth Iowa distict, as
expressed in his Lincoln Cay speech
before the Republican club of Port
land, Maine. Mr.. Good closed his
speech with the following sentences
''But what of the party of Lincoln 2
What is to be the future of the re-
publican party under whose auspices
we meet tonight? On the 4th of
March it completely yields up the
reins of government to democracy
What wonderful record it has made !
Its history is the record of the nation s
greatest prosperity, development and
power. Will it survive its defeat i?
Will 1T again be entrusted with
power2 These are serious questions
and present conditions demand a
serious consideration.
I have con fdence that the people
again will turn to the party of Lin
coin to administer their affairs; but
whether this shall prove true or not
depends upon republicans. Whether
this shall be true or not, this [ know,
that the principles of Abraham Lin
coin will endure as long as time it.
self. If we as a party would succeed
we must adhere to and be guided by
the same principles that controlled in
the life of Abraham Lincoln. There
is room for one republican party. one
party of protection, but three is not
room for two.
''The reorganization of the repu bill
can party must be by addition and
not by subtraction; by invitation to
and not elimination from the party.
and all must be done on the basis of
the equality of man and in the
spirit of 'Malice toward none and
charity for all
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-02-19

and recitGtions used on the lyceum
platform today. He has made over
200 appearances in Boston, eleven on
the Boston Y. NJ. G. A. course, and
has appeared three times in nearly
two hundred towns. This superb
couple have been associated together
some fifteen years, and have appeared
in recitals together in every state in
the union. From the harp classic.
with which Mr.. Rogers opens the
program, followed by group of i'm
presentations. and original selections
by Mr.. Grilley, the listeners are
carried through a series of artistic
efforts in the realm of pathos. humor,
and music, until the closing number
leaves the audience wondering if it is
really true that such q delightful
evening has been given by company
of only two people. feature worthy
of especial mention is their continued
temperance on the strongest and
most conservative courses in the country
such cities as Brooklyn, Boston,
Baltimore, Chicago, Cleveland. Pit
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-02-19
.POTOS| MAN FOUND
FROZEN IN CREEK
Had Been Missing For About
Three Weeks
Body of Anthony Bulman Finally Dis
covered-Was Well Known
Bachelor Farmer
(From our Potosi Correspondent

(FrOm our POtOSi Correspondent
The body of Anothony Bulman, who
had been missing for three weeks or
more, was found by a searching party
last Wednesday. frozen in the ice of a
deep pool of water not far from his
home. The body was ilnbedded in the
ice for more than two feet and had to
be chopped out. Dilligent search had
been made for him, but no trace could
be found: his hat and one mitten were
found near this pool and it was later
suggested by the searching party that
they cut the ice in this pool, which
they did Wednesday, and their search
was ended. for in there they found the
body of poor Tony frozen, with two
feet of ice over him. How he happen
to be i'll there and how he came to his
death will never be known. 1t was
feared at first that he had met with
foul play as he was man who mis-
trusted hanks and always carried large
sums Of money ia his pockets. The
buu1GS VI ZIG bOuy was 1OpO1 CCu ~
Justice E. NJ. Wilmott, and he sent
DR.. Mcf4overn to make d thorough
examination Of the body to find if
there were any marks of violence
about the body. The doctor reported
finding none, and the fact that
nearly seven hundred dollars was
found on his person, ended all
thoughts of foul play. Deceased had
never been married and lived alone on
his farm He was born in the town
of Potosi about fifty three years ago
and was a son of the late Robert and
Mary Bulman, early settlers of this
town He WAS a man that was we'll
thought of by everyone who knew him.
The funeral took place Friday forenoon
from the residence of Mr.. Henry
Kreiser to ST. Thomas Catholic church
and was very largely attended. Re
QUEEN high mass was celebrated by
Father Pape, who also oficiated at the
burial. Interment was made in the
old cemetery where lies his father,
mother and one brother. He leaves
TO mourn his departure two sisters in
Dubuque and other sisters and brothers
liz tue far west.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-02-19
Different Arrangements.

Harry JOS phi Case, So Lancaster
and Rose Clara Crapp, Potosi.
Laurens q. Thorpe and Alma May
Stephenson, both of Blue River.
Herbert Fl. Goldman and Julia S.
Munson, both of Clifton.
Anthony Abraham and Carrie Nc
Clnsky. both of Nit. Hope.
August Suhr. Harrison, and Hannah
Speth. Platteville.
John L. Arthur Belmont and Mary
E. Fortney, SmeIser.
Edward j. Pitts, Bancroft, and Ida
W. Kliebenstein, Platteville.
Henry A. Richerod, Madison, and
Augusta Rittierot
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-02-19
Coming Rogers and GriIley.

The entertainers par excellence, the
fourth, and possibly the best) mum
Der of the lecture course. will be
staged at Hatch S opera house Monday
evening, Feb. Gath. Van Vechton
Rogers, native of New York. has
been trained since boyhood to play the
harp the most angelic of musical in
struments. He has high reputation
as teacher and composer of music
for the harp. Chas. T. Grilley a
graduate of Emerson College of
oratory. Boston. and seven years
member of the faculty, is the author
of MANY of the most popular songs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-02-19

Citizenship applications from Helm
rich Behnke. Hendrich Snyder, John
Haberman and Robert W. Scott were
continued over the term, the ones for
Olaf Holland and Christian Henrikson
will be heard in open court on Feb.
"a. All of the others we're admitted
to full citizenship. they being John
Louis Simak, Thomas Duncalf, Philip
Rollenberger, Dominik Dorer, August
Kroening, Henry Brown Rawles,
Clemens Cine, William Dresens,
Heinrich Miller, Herman Boyer,
August Hons, Frank Kolar, Joseph
Kratochwell, William Hulsether,
Thomas II. Corfeld. Ernest Debuhr,
Henry Schase. Henry Maahs, Joseph
Livingston, George Merrifield, Charles
Beining.
The jury was excused for the day
yesterday but will be on duty again
today, after which it il likely that it
will be excused until later in the
term.
was granted in the cases of Geo. How
land VS. Harris Marcus. and John c.
Miller VS. Harris Marcus.
Case of the state VS. Nathan Adkins
was dismissed by the court.
In the criminal calendar Lee Pow
ers pleaded guilty to adultery on
Tuesday morning and sentence was
suspended for one year.
Fred Grimes pleaded not guilty to
the charge of theft from the person
and trial is set for this morning at
8 o'clock. Richard Richards pleaded
not guilty of theft from the person
and trial is set for this afternoon at
80.
Glen Webb pleaded guilty of as
sault and battery and sentence was
suspended for six months.
Following is the complete calendar
for the term:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-02-19
COOKING SCHOOL.

The ladies of Lancaster and vicinity
are much interested in the cooking
school, which is being held in the
dining room of the Congregational
church. The room was crowded to its
utmost capacity yesterday and Miss
Maxwell. of Neenah. gave some
practical talks on what children
should eat. She appeared under the
auspices of the Woman's Club Her
talk this afternoon will be upon the
subject Home Nursing. All ladies
welcome. Admission free
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-02-19

tion which was appropriate as we'll
as an effective one.
Elegant refreshments were served at
the close of the meeting. Mrs. George
Barrows, Mrs. Chas. Burrows and
Mrs. Rundel had been chosen host
esses, but owing to a recent illness
Mrs. Barrows could not be present
which was regretted by all who were.
Before the meeting closed Mrs. Nc
Kenzie extended an invitation for the
next meeting which will be March
14th. to be held at her home and
good attendance is hoped for.