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The Holt County sentinel., 1913-02-28
Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, that letters
of administration on the estate OF
Theresa Spoerle, deceased, were grant.
cd to the undersigned on the nth day
OF February, 1913, by the Probate
Court Of Holt County, Missouri. All
persons having claims against said es-
tate are required to exhibit them for
allowance TO the administrator with.
In six months after the date OF said
letters, or they may he precluded
from any benefit OF such estate; and
II such claims be not exhibited with.
In one year from the date OF the last
insertion OF the publication OF this
notice, they shall be forever barred.
l.. ], MOORE, Executor.
This 2lst day Of February, 1913
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-02-28
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, &. ". Lightner and Eliza.
beth l.ightner. his wife. 10y their Ger.
tain Deed Of Trust. da,ed April LIST.
1912. and recorded In the Recorders
office of lIol, County. Missouri. at
Deed Uf Trust BOOK III. page $50. con.
veyed to II. !. Hughes all their right.
title. interest, claim and estate Of In
and TO the following described, real
estate. situated In the County Of Holt.
State Of Missouri, to.wit:
Commencing ut the Northeast cor
ner of the West half of Southwest
quarter CT Section Sixteen (l6), In
Township sixty 900. Of Range Thirty.
nine 800, thence West two hundred
and forty.three CAP rods to a point
three rods West Of Center Of Section
Seventeen u7), In said Township
and Range, thence South Forty.
eigh, and one.half degrees (lsl)
West, Seventy.nine (79) rods and III.
teen (lj) links. thence South Seventy.
four C7l) degrees and twenty.four
(2i) minutes West. eight and forty
one.hundredths $40 chains: thence
South Fifteen and onc.half (l5I) de-
grees East, twenty.eight and seventy
one.hundredths (2s.TOl chains: thence
North sevcnty.sevcn 90 degrees and
90 min. East sixteen and seventy one.
hundredths 1870 chains TO the Sec
ton corner between Sections Seven.
teen ~ and Twenty co on the orig.
inal bank Of the Missouri River as
established by Government survey,
which point Is forty and fifty one.
hundredths 1850 chains West Of the
Soui beast corner Of Section Seven.
teen 10: thence East sixty and tifty
one.hundredths (iO.jO) chains to the
Southeast corner oil the West half Of
the southwest quarter Of Section Six.
teen lldl: thence North forty chains
(iO) To the commencing corner: all In
Township Sixty 1907. Of Range Thirty.
nine 800. containing 800 acres more
or less. This sale Is made and sub
jeci TO an unpaid balance Of $3.50 mi
and interest on n prior Deed OF Trust
given to u. j. Nrooman and recorded
In Book III al Page 3lJ Deed Of Rec.
ords Of Holt County, Missouri.
Which said conveyance was made In
trust 10 secure the payment Of one
cert ain promissory note In said deed
described: and, whereas, said note has
become due and remains unpaid: now.
therefore. In accordance with the pro-
| visions Of said Deed Of Trust. and ~
the request Of the legal holder Of said
note. I will proceed to sell the above
described Real Estate ~ the court
house door IN the Town of Oregon. IN
the County Of Holt. State aforesaid
to lie highest bidder for cash In hand
at public auction, on
TT ESDAI, TIE nth DAY Ot
MARCH, 1913,
bet wren the hours Of nine o'clock ~
the forenoon and five O'Clock IN TIA,
afternoon OF that day. To satisfy said
note, togc, her with the cost and cN
pcnSrS Of executing this trust.
u. i. IlIGllES.
| Trustee.
Dated this eth day Of February
| lnll
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-02-28
Nickell's Grove.

Preaching Sunday night. Every
body invited.
Harrison kunkel is home from
his visit In Kansas.
Mrs. Smith spent few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Cora Morris,
last week.
Yves Meyer and family and Chris
Meyer and family spent sunday with
Earl Stephenson.
}. G. Morris, wife and son. Ray.
mond, were visiting al Nathan
Smiths, Sunday.
The young people took advantage
Of the snow Saturday and sunday.
and were out sleigh riding
The topic for the Y. T.. 4, meeting
SUNDAY, March >, Is:
"Thr Ideal Christian" III HIS
Practical Service. Matt. 5:l3.l6.
Conservation meeting. Leader. q.
W. Weidcmier.
The young ladies' Of the Grove
planned a surprise shower for Miss
Eva llerslncr. 4 soon to bc bride, AT
her home, last Wednesday, at two
O'Clock. Everybody was there prompt.
As Miss Eva was no, expecting com
pany, was very much surprised. Eacll
guest carried a token Of love and
good wishes for long and happy fu'
turc. After refreshments, consist
ing Of sandwiches, pickles. coffee.
cake and fruit, the friends all re-
turned home. Those present were:
Mcsiames John Dreher, Fred Kurt,
Fred Drclicr, Geo. Webster. Henry
lIershncr, j. G. Morris, Chris Meyer,
J. ". Meyer, W. !. Iachman. Lee
Stephenson, :, =. Hershncr, Earl
Stephenson, James Eunt2, Nathan
Smith. Dan Thurman, John Norllsch,
ban Huntz, Geo. Stephenson. scott
lloigin; Misses Ela kuriz, Edna and
f, Florence Thurman, Lydia smith
| Anna Fields. Bculah Thurman, Jes'
tie and Ruby kunkel, Hattie Sahlin,
Iva Drcher, Daisy Donovan, Alice
Meyer, Marjorie Bunti, Ruth Meyer
Jeannlttc Stephenson. SUE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-02-28
New Point and Vicinity.

Mary Terry came home. Thurs.
day, for few weeks visit.
The 23rd inst. was Mr. and Mrs.
Il. +. Davis 18th Wedding anniver-
sary.
&C. e. Hardman, who was quite
sick for few days, is able to be at
the store again.
MIR. and Mrs. o. u. Hardman
went to Forest City to visit Frank
Kunkel and wife, Saturday.
Earl and Alma Springer. Robt
Kneale and Catharine Terry visited
at the home Of +. F. Davis, Sunday.
"A telephone message came. the
22nd inst. to Rev. Roberts and wife
telling them that q little daughter
came to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
RAIDER, In Kansas City.
For the next two or three weeks
there will he many changes made
Ed Narans moves on the farm, Ro,
Bender on the place now occupied by
Ed Narans, and Clarence Rayhill vii
move In where Roy Bender lives
Harry Kee has rented Grandma Davis
place; A. NJ. Sloan and family go tc
Wisconsin.
The many friends and schoolmate,
Of Grover Tlamm will be glad to know
that he is "making good" In jefferson
City. He Is a clerk In the House o
Representatives, and Is In line fol
promotion. After accepting his pres
ent position, he was no, lied that an
other one was his to accept. Thi'
certainly speaks well Tor Grover.
NERO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-02-28

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Memo,
Burr Oak.

IL. a. Bowles and family were
guests of Miller Blachly and family
last Sunday.
Nick Stone las been quite poorly
Tor the past two weeks, but Is better
At this writing.
Charlie Cotton purchased line
driving horse, one day. last week,
from Geo. Hopper.
Our school closed last Friday. 80
far a. we can find out. Miss Martin
has taught good school.
Mrs. Willie Hopper has been quite
sick for about three weeks. but We
understand she Is some better.
John Ruirertshocfer. whe farmed
Ellen Harris farm, last year, left last
Monday TO try his fortune IN Okla.
homa.
john holland has built for himself
u new hay barn, which adds much to
the convenience Of his already well
improved farm.
Those who visited the school last
Friday were II. A. Bowles and daugh.
ter, Fern, Miss Ella Stone, Sam pil.
kington and Worth Ammo.
Lawrence Pilkington. of Fortcs.
cue. was In our meek OF the woods
buying cattle, one day this week. Mr
Pilkington Is quite stock man.
James Sweet will work for Geo
Minton, this year, Mr.. Swee, Is Il
stranger In this county, but so far has
proven himself worthy Of his hire.
Mrs. Sam Alkirc has returned
from Parsons, Kansas. where she has
been visiting with her sister and fam
lily, Mrs. II. Wolsic. sam Std ut was
mighty lonesome without Emma.
Robert Spoon ana family, wht
have been spending the winter witt
Mrs. Spoons parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Vince Hopper, Will take their depar
lure In q few days for Atchison coun
~. where Mr. Spoon viii work, ihi,
wear
Frank Rodecap has bought q farm
In Southern Missouri, and Will proba
bly, 80 there this spring. As FRANK
Is an expert gardener and truck grow
or, he will bc greatly missed, especial
ly In watermelon time.
EGO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-02-28
Sheriffs Sale...Under Deed
of Trust.

Whereas, :. !. poliingcr and Alice
20, niger l,s wife. 10y their certain
Deed of Trust dated December Isl ,
1911. aud filed for record December
2ls,, 1911. and recorded IN BOOK III.
a, Page -, IN the Olicc ~ the Record.
or of Deeds, within and for Holt
County. State Of Missouri, conveyed I o
a. W. Gotten In trust, to secure the
payment Of the promissory note In
said deed Of trust described, the fol
lowing described real estate. situate.
lying and being IN the County of
Holt and State of Missouri. to-wii:
The North ilalf Of the South Wcs,
Quarter Of Section No. Twenty Nine
lar. In Township No. Sixty One al,
of Range No. Thirty Eight i3s),
And whereas. II Is provided In and
by the terms and provisions Of said
deed oi Trust, that IN ease default,
should bc made In the payment Of The
interest on said promissory note when
due, tia, the legal holder Of said note
might. N his option, declare the
whole sum due and payable. and
whereas, default has been made In
the payment of the interest on said
note. which fell due Dee. list, 1917,
and the legal holder has elected to de.
clare the whole sum due and payable,
and has requested the said trustee to
execute the powers vested In him 10y
the terms and provisions of said Deed
Of Trust: and whereas, II IL further
provided In said Deed Of Trust that In
CASE of the refusal 10 act of the said
trustee, that the acting sheriff Of
Holt County, Missouri, should become
the successor IN said trust, and act In
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-02-28
Napier and Vicinity.

Irwin Oxley was IN Napier on
business, Monday.
Earl Case saved wood for his
father.in.law. one day, last week.
Claude and Florence Brown, of
Blair, visited their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. !. Brown, Sunday.
We are informed that Charley
Hughes, Of Benton district, will farm
the T.. +. Bunker place In this neigh
borhood, this year.
Jack Ogden went to Fortescue,
Sunday, to see his brother, John, whC
isa very sick man at the home Of his
sister, Mrs. Angelo Wake.
We see by the daily papers that
the snowstorm OF last week reached
over several states, and was quite a
benefit to the winter wheat.
We are sorry to say that Mr.. and
and Mrs. Ed SCOTS little girl, at Ma
pier, Is dangerously sick. DR.. Jane,
Tracy, OF Mound City, Is attending
her.
II. J. Brown purchased a fine Pc
land-China SOW from Mr.. Shalidickcr
of Grafton, Neb., Wednesday, of las,
week. lie says hogs are so high I,
costs you ) cents look.
Howard Lent left the neighbor
hood, Monday, and went to the Coun
ty Farm, where he and family expec,
TO live this year. Oh, Howard, ",
hate to lose you, but wish you success
in your new home.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-02-28

L. I. Moore, Of the Zook. Rocker
bank, has been confined to his home
the past few days, from an attack OF
the rhcumat ism.
Norman Enoex and wife were
called to Falls City. Nebraska,
Wednesday OF this week. by the death
Of her father, Jack Frcnchy, who died
In that city, Tuesday, February 25,
1913. the funeral being held Thurs.
day. February %.
y. II. Lark Is now a full.hedged
farmer, and Is on deck to begin work
on the farm he recently purchased In
the kimsey section from Dr. Sim.
mons. lie began life farming. and
for the past ten years has been work.
ing as car builder for the Burning.
ton at st. Joseph. lie now comes
back TO first principles.
Justice Jacob King did q flourish.
ing business, Wednesday, OF last week
February ~. IN tying nup,ial knots.
lie was called upon TO unite In mar.
riage three couples Fred Il. Shippee
Of Omaha, Neb., and Miss Nell Beck.
ner, Of Mound City. Chas. Hendricks
and Miss Allie Miller, Of Oregon.
IIerlcy Miller. OF Oregon. and Miss
/ Carrie Kennedy, OF Skidmore.
The farm house. owned by Henry
! Weis. about one mile south " Oregon
and occupied 10y Simon Miller and
family. caught tire. cause unknown
brtween four and live o'clock. Tues
afternoon of this week, February %
! 1913. and burned to the ground Mr.
Weis' loss on the building will h,
about 500 with no insurance. Mr.
Miller and family saved very it'll,
from the flames, not much NOR,
than escaping with the clothes on
their backs. lie estimates his loss At
or around 500, with no insurance
This loss falls heavy on Mr.. Miller, a.
he is In poor circumst anccs.
Nj. IL. Martin, of this city. anC
John Il. Reeves, Of Forest City, re-
turned Tuesday from ten days triI
! In the southland" taking IN man,
of the principal cities, and especial,
thosc IN the State Of Texas. Mor,i,
says they had tickets To Brownsville
Texas, and return, and says lac tried
his hes, 10 get John TO 90 on dowi
and cross the Rio Grlndc over int,
Matampras, odd Mexico, but JOIN
would no, hear TO It, said san An, on
10 was close enough 10 Odd Mexico fol
him. Now, as we only have Mor,ic',
Abe'sl version of the story, We vii
no, voucli for this statement, asJolii
may have an entirely different version
OF the affair.
Ed. Williams. who has been hav
ing a siege with rheumatism, In on,
of his knees. and has had to sit up o
nights. considerable. was sitting b!
1.-THE stove the other night, toastinl
his knee. when he heard one Of hi'
children coughing u great deal. ant
seemed a little crOupy, so he called
"IIarold, Harold" several times bc
fore hc awakened the child. who cam,
TO him slccpiiy rubbing his eyes. I'D
not having any other remedy al hand
gave the boy some coal oil, and lheI
said. NOW you 90 back 10 bed, an,
YOU will not cough any more til,
little fellow replied. ~ have no, beci
coughing" and upon invest igalin,
Ed found this to bc true, II was hi
little girl. lie then gave her 4 dos,
of oil. and nov he says, while hc CAV,
the wrong child, al first, the treat
ment. II was alright, and ~ a pre-
vcntatiye. II would moi have been
bad idea to have given all Of the chill
drpn n dose
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-02-28
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Thomas !. Iowcs and
Daisy \. BOwes, his wife, 10y their
certain deed oi trust dated April 2lSt
1908. and tiled for record, April 22nd
ln.i. and recorded IN hook nj, u. par,
lis. In thr Office Of the Recorder Of
Deeds. IN and for Holt County. Mis-.
sour. conveyed To the undersigned
trustee, IN trust, TO secure the pay.
ncni Of the promissorl note IN said
deed oi trust described, the follow Ing
described real estate. situate, lying
aud being In the County Of Holt and
state of Missouri. tu.wii:
Commencing ~ the South East cor.
ncr Of the North West luaricrof Sec.
tion No. Twenty Dnr en-, In Town.
ship No. Sixty one pill. OF Range No
Thirty Eight IS, thence North Fort y
(iOl Rods: thence West SIXTY go
Rods. thence South Forty to- Rods;
thence East Sixty ON) Rods Ia the
place Of beginning. containing l5arrcS
more or less.
And whereas. default has been made
IN the payment Of said note, and
whereas, the legal holder Of said moi,
has requested me To execute III,
powers vested IN me by the terms and
provisions of said deed Of trust,
Therefore IN compliance with said
request. and IN pursuance Of III,
powers vested IN me b.. said deed o'
trust. ] viii on
MONDAY. MARCH iOTII, 1913.
bet ween the hours Of nine O'Clock IN
the forenoon. and live oclork IN III,
afternoon of said day ~ the north
Court house door. IN the city Of brc.
unn Hail t,iintl Missouri soil nj
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-02-28
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, John Benson and Lizzie
Benson, his wife, by their deed 81
trust dated the 22nd day of April,
1911. and recorded In the office OF the
Recorder of Deeds Of Holt County,
Missouri. May ., 1871, In Book 1l9 ~
page 30, conveyed To the undersigned
In trust to secure the payment OF two
notes In said trust deed described due
respectively In one year and six months
and two years after date, the follow.
ing described real estate, situate In
Holt County, Missouri, towit: THE
north one.half Of Section Twenty.
three (2n Township Sixty.thrce 63)
Of Range Forty one az consisting Of
three hundred and twenty (J20l acres"
And Whereas, both Of said notes
described IN and secured by said deed
Of trust are due and unpaid and In
default and whereas. the owner Of
said notes has requested me to exc.
cute the power vested In me 10y said
deed of trust TO sell said real estate
and ont of the proceeds Of said sale
pay the Indebtedness secured thereby
Therefore, In compliance with said
request, and IN pursuance OF the
power vested In me by said deed OF
trust. viii sell said real estate al
pubic ycnduc To the highest bidder
for cash. ON
MONDAY. TIE 2iTII DAY
OF MARCH, 1913,
AT the city Of Oregon, IN the County
uf Holt aforesaid.
EUGENE u. SrEATT,
Trustee.
FRS, publication February ~, 1913
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-02-28
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, That Let
tiers of Administ rat ion on the Estate
Of W. Willard Perkins, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned on the
18th day Of February, 1913, by the
Probate Court of Holt County. Mis-.
souri,, All persons having claims
against said Estate are required To
exhibit them for allowance to The
Administrator within six months af.
ter the date of said Letters, or they
may he precluded from any benefit Of
said Estate; and II such claims be
not exhibited within one year from
the date Of the last insertion OF the
publication OF this notice, they shall
he forever barred.
STERLING i, PERKINS.
Administrator,
This 2lst day Of February, 1913.
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Farm For Sale.

~ acres of good tillable land, A new
fourroom house, and all kinds OF
bearing fruit, Two miles east of Forbes.
Can on or address
JouN KNOX,
Forbes. Mo. Route l.
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-28
CALLS OFF WEDDING AS
BRIDE is DRESSING AT HOME
Bridegroom Phones He Has to
Leave Town.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. March Is.
After all the preparations had been
made for unique wedding yester-
day, the bridegroom, H. EsterbrooS
Parker, telephoned he would have to
leave the city and the ceremony
would be called off till 6 p. m. The
bride-to-be Miss Eugenia Wright,
WAS putting on her wedding gown
when the bridegroom 'phoned, and
was saved from waiting at the church
by the narrowest margin.
The minister, the Rev. DR.. Mellen,
was waiting in the parish house, and
the brides sister. Mrs. Gregory Glenn
emit, of Philadelphia. who was to be
the bridesmaid. arrived and came
near going direct to the church, Her
husband was to have been best man
because at their wedding March II
last, Parker was best man and Miss
Wright bridesmaid
But at o'clock the bridegroom
was still missing, and although the
bridal party was again in costume at
the home Of the brides mother, it
was finally necessary to postpone the
wedding indefinitely. Parker OBJ
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BRACKEN OFFERS
MODEL Jury BILL
Essex AssenbIyman Says the
Measure Is on All Fours
With Party Pledge.
trrom a stan correspondence

| TRENTON, N. J.. March 2s.-As-
i senblyman John J. Braeken, OF Els
sex. who introduced House bill $50
on which it is believed that whatever
measure is passed by this Legislature
concerning juries viii be patterned,
has issued the following statement
concerning the measure:
Tn speaking in behalf of this bill, l
desire to state that If passed, it will
keep the pledges of the Democratic
State platform, which called for a
Jury refrom which would divorce our
Jury system from politics, and would
place the Democratic party on record
as favoring this jury reform.
THE important feature of this bill
Is that ii provides that both grand
and petit iuries be drawn from a list
which is made up by the sheriff and
duly advertised. The sheriff does not
empanel the grand jury from this list,
but the names are placed in a box,
and the grand jury is drawn in the
presence of the court. Practically the
same system obtains, with some al
terations, in the empaneling of petit
jurors.
Il believe that this procedure re-
moves entirely from the direct or in
direct control of the sheriff the grand
juries of this State, and allows the
grand jurors TO be entirely indepen-
dent from any sense of gratitude for
appointment which they may now
have to the sheriff empanelling them.
The same is, of course, true in the
empaneling of petit juries.
Another feature of this act, which
should appeal TO every right-minded
citizen, is the procedure outlined for
striking names from the list of jurors,
whether grand or petit, which may be
drawn by the sheriff. Under this act.
the Supreme Court justice may, with
or without cause, strike any number
of names from the grand Jury or petit
jury list, thus placing large discre-
tionary power in the hands of the
highest court in the State of New
Jersey.
THE whole demand for jury reform
has emanated from the charge which
has been made that juries have been
used for political purposes. This bill,
If passed, would completely remove
the juries from politics. It would
make the sheriff an instrument for
the purpose of selecting a large num-
Der of names, while the drawing of
these names in the presence of the
court would remove whatever little
control the sheriffs may at the pres
ent time exercise over juries.
AS Democrat, | am very anxious
that the pledges i'm our platform |
should all be kept by the Legislature
and in Offering this bill | did so in
order that our party may go before
the people Of this State next year with |
a clean record, and that we may be
able to say that every solemn pledge
which we made to the people has been
absolutely kept"