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The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27
Trustees Sale.
Anna VI Allen

Whereas, Lester &. Rodgers and
Emelyn Rodgers, his wife, by their
certain Deed Of Trust dated, the 18th
day Of January lsO', and filed for
record the 18th day Of March, l,Oo, In
the office Of the Recorder of Deeds,
In and for Holt county, Missouri. and
of Record In Hook 10 at page 3H1 of
said record, conveyed 10 the under
signed Trustee, Henry II, Tilson, IN
trust TO secure the payment Of their
five % promissory notes, therein des'
cribcd and interest thereon, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate,
lying and being In the county of Holt,
and state Of Missouri, tO-wit!
Lots Four a. and Five % Of Sec
tion Twenty-Five 90, and the North
east quarter of the Southeast quar-
ter OF Section Twenty-siy (26), In
Township Sixty 900, Of Range Thirty
seven (3I);
And whereas four % Of said not rs
are past due and default has been
made In the payment thereof, and
whereas by the terms OF said deed OF
trust Ii default be made In the pay
ment of any part Of said debt, when
the same Is due, then the whole
amount of said debt becomes due and
payable, and the owner and legal
holder OF said five notes has requested
me to execute the power conferred
upon me by said deed Of trust, and tt
sell the real estate above described
and In said deed OF trust described;
Now therefore, at the request Of
the owner and legal holder OF said
five (j) notes and In pursuance OF the
provisions Of said deed OF trust ant
the authority In me vested by sale
deed Ut trust, will on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
JULY, 1913,
between the hours OF o'clock In tn,
forenoon and 8 O'Clock OF the after
noon OF that day, at the Court Hous'
door, In the city OF Oregon, In Hol
county, Missouri, sell At public ven
due, to the highest bidder, for cash
the above described real estate, 10
the purpose OF executing said trust
HENRY II. TILSON,
Trustee.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27
ARMOUR

That the percleron stallion, AR.
MDCR, Is recorded by the Percheron
Society Of America, aud that his re.
corded number L. sjlsp.
Color ANp DESCRIPTION: Grey:
blaze face.
pEpronEE: Foaled April II, 1909:
bred by John Sommer. Oregon. Mis-.
souri,: owned 10y Herman a. Sommcr,
Oregon, Missouri l. strong III hands
high, weight 100 pounds. Has good
bone, fine style and action,
SIRE; Armagnac sin7l iGdj02l. 10y
Juard (jll0n. 10y Vol Au Ven, 2j023
lt105l. by IIcsigue ilWD2l. by Bril.
liant III iillG t2nlaD. 10y fenrlon eisa
l.Isl. by brilliant l21l t7tjl. Ivy Bril.
liant lsNn l1j'i. by Coco II l1li. 10y
Nicux Chaslin l7lJ. 10y Coco Cha. by
Mignon l7ljl, 10y Jean IL Blanc l1jnl,
DAM: Julia iSmi. 10y ENtrador
isnnJ, by Loirct 2ui1s, by Acclo lO17S
by Extractor ii2i $50. by Favora
1852 CIGj. 10y French Monarch ~
go, 10y Ilderim SOP. by Nalentir
.jjoD, by Nieux Chaslin l1lN. 10y tocC
.7l2), by Mi9non l7ljl. by Jean Ii
Blanc t;H'.
md Dam. flurah iSsln. 10y Reyenu,
.ErII: imported lssJ. 10y Dillon Iiroih
crs, Normal, Illinois.
Jrd pam. sophie anii: imported
ls>3, 10y u. u. Kellogg, Green Ray
Wisconsin
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27
Forest City.

sam OfallOn vas shaking LANDS
with friends here Tuesday,
Mr., y, Leach, Who has been quite
sick, Is able 10 bc out again.
Albert Martin Nil preach a. the
Airdome Friday evening Al O'Clock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry Ross enter.
taincd relatives from Craig over sun.
day,
Mrs. Dan LarkinS and children Of
Bigelow visited here several days last
week,
Mrs. Ellen Nichols Of Omaha l.
the guest OF relatives near here AT
present,
h. Mrs. Elmer and Mrs. Hahn wern
IN Oregon Tuesday having dental
work done.
Miss Ruth lieadley, who has been
attending school In ST. Joseph, Is
home for vacation.
Harold Moore returned Saturday
from weeks visi, with his Grand
father Moore near CurZon.
There will he services at the
Christian church Sunday morning
and evening at the usual hours.
Mrs. Thursa Smith of St, Joseph
spent sunday AT the home OF her
brother, Oscar Moore and family.
Rev. Thomas Harmon and wife
Of Nebraska City, Neb., arrived sun
day and are visiting relatives In the
Kimsey neighborhood.
Miss Mollie bean returned To her
home In Hot Springs. Ark, after a
couple OF weeks visit with her moth
or, Mrs, Frank Kunkel,
Miss Mary Matllers left Saturday
for her home In Rulo, Neb,, after
several weeks visit with her uncle,
Irvine Mathers and family.
The Misses Lease OF Great Falls,
Mimi, who have been visiting Grand.
ma Lease and their uncle, j. A., are
6siting relatives In the Kimsey dis
trict this week.
II. =. Fitzmaurice returned from
Kansas City with a new touring car
Mr.. Fitzmaurice and his family In
tend to make good use OF their cal
aud isee much Of the country as
well as pleasure.
There will be preaching at tht
Methodist church Sunday morning by
the Rev. Homer Campbell OF Lees
Summit, Mo. In the evening DIR
Briggs, p. E., will conduct the sery
ices. Quarterly meeting will be helt
Monday forenoon at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Speer are II
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27
Six-Mile Limit.

savannah has apparently put ".
self In the way OF becoming town
stunned by motorists. Following the
recent automobile accident there, In
which q child was killed, .public In.
dignation led 10 the passage Of law
setting the speed limit at six miles
an hour, the lowest Of any town OF It's
size IN this part OF the country. Sew.
eral arrests OF Savannah people have
already been reported.
II l. well known fact that many
OF the older ears cannot travel a
slowly a. six miles an hour. l, l. a
physical impOssibility In the new
models this draw back II being rapid,
overcome, and many can 20 ~ SOW a.
four miles an hour. But for jle Older
cars this speed l. manifrS,ly impus>i
bile.
Heretofore a speed - high a. thir
ty.iiye miles an hour las been lOlcr
ated AT savannah. Of course no on,
can defend such pace, nor n u like
~ that any one would attempt To dC
so. In other towns Of the class u
Savannah eight miles an hour l. H.,
usual speed limit. THIS II true Of
Liberty, Linkyille, Platte City, IVES
ton, aud even Excelsior Springs,
In Oregon We have been told thai
the limit j. ten miles, but tie speed
some travel un our streets We some
times think the limit Is about - o
~ miles, but some one must Je Killed
We oplnc, before the law Il enforced
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27
A. O. MCINTYRE.
Public Administrators No
tice.

Notice Is hereby given that on this
25th day Of June, 1913, |, the under
signed Public administrators within
and for Holt County, Missouri, took
charge of the estate of William a.
Byers, deceased, late of Holt County,
Missouri, for the purpose Of admins
tering upon the same.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within six
months from this date or they may
be precluded from any benefit Of such
estate; and II such claims be not ex
hibited within one year from the date
OF the last insertion Of this notice
they shall be forever barred.
G. w. CUMMINS,
Public Administrator.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27

TIL, splendid stallion and Jacks
will make tile season ut 1913, Al my
place. . miles northwest oi Forbes,
aud 4 hall mile SuutheaS, Of Cup
school house.
| hold a Cert lllraic from Grahams
Scientific breeding school, Of kansas
CITY, and have passed tile required
eXamnal ions In Scientific breeding
Should anything he wrong with your
mares. | viii know II, and Will know
lust what 10 do 10 overcome the
trouble, thus insuring your mares TO
produce good colts
With mares without, colts hy their
side, viii take particular pains with
them, breeding them 10y tie Capsule
system" Those who desire 10 breed
their mares by this system, should
bring them In Tuesdays and Fridays
of each week, between the hours OF
three and -four o'clock In The after
noon,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the un.
dersigned Executor OF the Estate OF
Virginia W. Peacher, deceased, will
make Final Settlement OF his &C.
counts with said Estate as such Elk
ecutor at the next Term Of the Pro-
bate Court OF Holt County, Missouri
| to be holden at Oregon, In said Coun
| ty, on the 18th day Of August, A. ID.
1918. SAMUEL SIMPSON,
Executor Estate Of Virginia w
Peacher.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27
Real Estate Mlmcograrh

ruali,ptp wrrNLy Nv " ". W,H,ups.
ORIgp>. We
otriCE UpSr.iii. ~ TIM NDuHL rfotk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27
Abstraeter and Nesotiator Of Loans

Transfers for week ending June :,
1918:
wAnRANTy DEEDS.
Albert + Smith to W : Thomp.
son. sc ne II, ~. .U........Ai,O 5000
s q Smith to Mrs. NJ l. Wilson,
si0, II, block 3. Martins Add 49,.
Corning ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
damn Hunt to Jas " Mitchell.
ne ne ~. ~. ~. ............ 800
Robt N Price to Jack Scott,lots
IL. Is. block }. @ & G Add -
Cralg ............... J'
Robt Z Chuning, ct al to Frank
Walker. l.6 interest In ia
In ; & IL. VI. 3g.......... ID
Vim r Dreher, ct al to Fred'k
" Dreher. part sw %, 10. 81. Id
Claud Clark TO Jacob Cloos, LOT
IL. block L.. Mound CITY,. 500
A I berry by Trustee to y "
lIellman. lot L.. block ,. Mar.
tins Add Corning. ~
urir.CLAiM DEEDS.
Anna Kahn. ct al to Jno T. Sla.
ter. ct al, ia In J y IN, III, ~.
Susannah Andes to VIM q An.
dies. - NV ~, ~, js........
jas Z Rhodes to Jas " Brown
e. W fri >: all fri 10: NJ NV IL:
fri ~ II: ri W fri ~. 10. 10. 80
Transfers for week ending June II
1918
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Jos I, Minton to Chas wCraig.
|. Int lot :. block . Fortes.
cue ....,.., ,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,s 20,
ROY II Carter TO ChaS 4 Lewis,
tr,r, In ~ nj. ~ y .... -.
MARY IIaLn 10 Ninna II.jna,
ir.ct In ~ ~. ~. D., IL
JoLn Eaulln,r 10 Frederick
E,,derIck. o1o a I'm in and IL.
III. M Observation-Disclosures. II 80
IJenrv pevlov ia Ealph Il k,l.
lev ms ~ and ~ feel r DIV
III, ~. J;....,..,............. so
Coo Uurgc 10 Maggie l. Long
and husband, nv ~ aud q In
Nc sv III. III, Js,,,,,,,,...... J,Ss
IIcnry & Dunham in Timothy
m Proud, @ lots and
block ~. Ma Cy..'...'.....
Emma Stephenson 10 Alber, Il
| Patterson. : me- ~, ~. j. ~
r,,,sf.,. ,,r v,,E ,ud,uy Junc -,
,oit. ''' wv wv WV
W." w,uu,>r, nyrp.
80 a. y..n,,'',,,,,, III,
~ '',nc,'tv' W ''o"''" :,
T. Mi w,, '" . W w. w i ni,,.',,7 "
rahh VAST - 49,, a, ~ S,r ,
| "a t,I,,.i,,,, au
ms .r nu,, .'s,Em ..,u,...r
mo 4" ,aTS w b'W!.a, "a a'"'''
~ - si'
",Ns", y, ,"' iU "s -. =;
ca - r - 'yh -, "' Go ~ I,ocp ."
-, ~ 40, ~.
| ~ -, ~, ", "''
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27
Bulls For Sale"
Telephone No. 10.

A few good young Red Polled Bulls
OF my own raising. One, six months
old, pedigreed; two, one year old and
two, two years old.
T. G. DUNCAN.
Or inquire Of CHARLES ZAcHMAN,
Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27

Riceyillc. la, on cuisines, al present
Earnest Thorniiil, who iias had charge
OF the store there the pas, month,
returned lone the first part of last
last week. Everybody Nelcom, Earn
est home again.
krTH.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27
Notice of Final Settlement,

Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned Administrator Of the es-
tate of Ellen Kirk, deceased, will
make final settlement Of his accounts
with said estate as such Administra-
tor at the next term OF the Probate
Court Of Holt County, Missouri, to be
holden at Oregon, In said County. on
WIZ BENJAMIN b. CRoUSER,
Administrator.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27
Zook & Rocker
BANKING COMPANY.
OREGON, MISSOURI
Established 1871.

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 spe.
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,
Telephone No. 10.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27

TERMS AND CONDITIONS: 80 10 In
sure living colt 10y the stallion, Clos
eur, and 81 ~ 10 insure living colts
by the Jacks, sampson and Black
Chief. IT bred with the capsule sys'
tenn, $40 will he charged for service
OF Jacks. u mare Is disposed of or
removed from the county, Insurance
money Is forfeited and money be-
comes due. Mare and colt viii he
held for service fees. Care taken 10
avoid accidents, hut will not he re-
sponsibls should any occur, Tedigrees
of this Horse and Jacks can he seen
at barn. ROTH PHONES,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27
PerCherOn Stallion,
CLOSEUP,
No. (72360) 1890.

bEscgirrioS ANp PspioHsE: Clos.
eur l. solid Black IN color and
full bloodcd perchcron: stands Il.
hands high. and vii weigh about ..
O00 pounds. foaled March 81. 1905.
Tired by ". llaloup, Depart mcnt OF
Loir.et.Cher. Sired 10y Rayissant
tlGjiI dam Roscda ,la''>ol, she by Ma.
rino iiilOl md. Dam Mignonne
.ijiIjl, Size 10y neSoniN ih5nN 3rd
Dam flamandc ilSO5l Size 10y Glad.
lator lSTaO0 It'll. lam Pauline, Isl.
This II one Of the best Horses IN I lie
state. and you will make ~ mistake
II you breed to him.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27
The Black Percheron Stallion
HERO,

weighs about 800 pounds, with tine
points and perfect build, viii he al.
lowed 10 serve a limited number OF
mares,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE

Johnny johnson vii. he allowed Ia
serve a limited number Of mares Al
my barn, three miles southeast oi
Oregon, ON the old Judge Mcintyre
farm, on the 81, Joseph road. lie Is
IL, black with white points: l5i
hands high live years old and weighs
about ,0n pounds, l. heavy boiled,
good breast and Wide In rump, SPLEEN
did head and ears, good style and ac'
ton, heavy boned, has large fee,
stands up we'll and has proved him
self To bc a superior breeder,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27

TERMS AND CONDITIONS: For
service Of Jack, Sl2,5O to insure colt,
For service Of Hero, Slj. When mare
Is parted with or removed llom orig
inal locality, money for service be'
comes due at once, A lien ON mare
and foal will be held for Insurance
Care will he taken TO prevent acci'
dents, hut will not lie responsible,
should any occur.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27
ROM EO,
No. 84073.

l. a darn gray stands H. hand,
high, weighs ahuui II pounds
three years old tbs spring, tine Styl,
and act ton.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27

G, ID. ZooK, q, l.. CuMMINs,
President. Cashier
l.. !, MOORE, Vice. President.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27

TERMS ANp ,u>piru>~. Tie abO,,
horses will make tie season ut lnl3.
ON my farm, - miles east Of oregon.
on the State Road, and . miles west
uf the Iron bridge. .la.ip vii b,
charged to Insure living colt. Wien
mare l. parted with or removed from
original LEGALITY. money for scrNic,
becomes due al once. \ lien ~ mar,
and fual will bc held for insurlnc,
money. Care taken To prevent acci
dents, but viii not bc responsible,
should should any occur.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-06-27

Transfers for week ending June :
1918
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-04

atop eating meat and Hc; about four
ounces OF lad salts from any phlrm
acy: take u Tablespoonful In u glass
of water before breakfast aud In n
few days your kidneys Will act fine.
This famous salts ID made from III,
acid OF grapes and lemon juice. COM
bincd with lithia. and has been usesl
for generations. also to ncutraiixc
the acids In urine 70 4, no longer
causes irritation. thus ending blad-
der weakness.
lad salts is inexpensive and can
rot injurc: makes u delightful cffcr-
vesccnt Whitewater drink which ev-
cryonc should take now and then 4,
keep the kidneys clean and active
and the blood pure. thereby avoid
ing serious kidney complications.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-04

Front the
wilson's Mobile that the United
territory
definite
by the which
this continent the coeve
pcm dorr ucton
AIR
stable. conf, tonai In Mcxlcans
permit
the their citizens
furnish the protection Mr. Wilson has objected
The Department
In
to your
prc.ii .haha
declaration delayed
speedily outlined
power. position which
possible should be induce
lndthc
which
by all
nohinSnr~
the
s definite line action
adhere o
will landing
butte du,yes cannot
Wilson.
dnrc
embodiment with the Mc
can
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-04
THE
BEDROOM

The prevailing belief that an at
t!s'ic or well furnished bedroom
t-ans an eNpcnSivcig fnrnish-d room
IL quit" erroneous. There never WIS
a color or decorative scheme tina;
could no; he modified 10 meet the de
.ircs. .isics and even the pocket booi:
-. til" individual. and many ;imca
the les expensive schemes OF furn-
'shing ar" no, only NOR" sensible.
hut often more attractive.
The strictcst care must he taken II
the furnishing uf a room where your
money l. United. Avoid cheap imi-
ta,ions and furniture that is not dur-
able. Especially in the furnishing o..
a yonng girls bedroom J ct every
piece be OF such simplicity of design
and quality ns to reficc, good ta,t.
and refinement. All tn" furniture
fhould be comfortable and avoid nn,
appearance OF Overcrowding.
Location of the room usually de-
ride- the color scheme to n great cx-
tent. \ north room requires a sun
light effect. which can best he real
lied by the Use of pale yellow or
substitute for the walls. When the
light Is to be subjncd n good gray OF
one OF the many other subduing in
expensive iints will he effective. For
he woodwork there seems to be- no
other substitute for white. 4 little
variety may be secured with the ma.
hcpanr doors. Their color blends
well with that OF the furniture II Il;
IL n colonial room.
The furniture OF bedrooms is OF
many makes and patterns, but none
seems better suited for the young
girl than the colonial. IT lends IL.
self to almost any color scheme OF
| decoration and IL inexpensive and
made in designs TO suit the individ-
unl tastes.
Aside from the bed, dressing table
and chiffonlcr. little else IL needed.
comfortable chair for reading.
with It's accompanying footstoOI, a
chair for the drcssiug table nnh an
other small chair and table are about
all that nrc required.
A bedroom needs but few pictures.
One or two productions of good
paintings and photograph or two
nre about all TINT ere required fo,
the wall decorations. For the floor
covering. tho Martha Washington or
the bridal rag rug seem best suited.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-04
HEAVY MEAT EATERS
have SLOW KIDNEYS
Eat Less Neat il You Feel kackachy
or Have Bladder Trouble.

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make mistake by
flu.hiug the kidneys occasionally.
says u wcll-known authority. Meat
forms uric acid which cxcitcs the
kidneys. they become ovcrworkcd
from tn. strain. get sluggish and fail
to filter the waste and p0isons from
the blood, then wet get sick. Nearly
all rheumatism. headaches. liver
trouble. nervousness. dizziness. sleep
lrssncss and urinary disorders cone
from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel Il dull ache
in the kidneys or your back hurts or
II the urine IS cloudy, offensive. full
of sediment. irregular of passage or
attended by a sensation OF scaldinR.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-04

would b- siai I" ha," him drop III
sonic evening. Sucn Invitations are
general, given Informally. when
the vnnng Ran Tlyr hts first call Tho
siti should he sur. ,o have him meet
her parents or At least her mother.
After that formal rul"s viii he .irop-
pei and h. VIII fc"l at liberty to
cal. eh-n h" wishcE to.
" when you are making 4 call
yorr hnai.ss sh"nid open the door.
'io not -i,c ncr your cards. Put
them brck In your lurs" or drop
them "n the table as YOU &c out ~
III" hour". AS u raj. u small china
or silver tray u lcft or the hall table
for cards.
\ great many women. indeed most
II them. do not consider IL necessary
to make formal call after havipE
attended an afternoon lea. Going
To tho tea '"cms 10 constitute u call.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-04
NAN AND WOMAN
SENTENCED TO HANG

New Haven. Conn. Nov. Mrs.
Bessie j. Wakefield and James Plcw
were sentenced In the SUPERIOR court
by Judge Burpcc this afternoon TO
h. hanged NJ the state prison here
on March neat FOR the murder
OF william, Wakefield. the woman =
husband. No woman prisoner has
been hanged in Connecticut since
1856.
Wakefield was killed Mt his
home In Cheshire. Conn. last June.
Picw turned states evidence and
confessed that he had conspired with
Mrs. Wakefield to murder her hus-
band. While she took the children
FOR n walk he shot Wakefield. then
tied rope around the neck to give
the appearance OF suicide.
Picw is member Of the famOu,
Jcwkes family. which scientists gay
has produced more than 1890 de.
fCctiyes.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-04
Correct Form in
Cards and Calls

hoH many cards tn leave IN one al
af,s" In soc iai affairs. Most pcrpOns
disiit. making formal calls: hut
even In ,msli towns. u YOU wsnt Ia
Keep many friends. calling i obiis-
aiory. Everybody who sors out ai
all yhoIid hav. engraved cards: for
they are 81 incSpcnsivc that they
aT- well within sno means of mcti-s;
incomes. \ properly engraved card
Of good quality II u mark oi refine
mcni.
lust at present. old E.nRlish type
xecms io 7. the flvoritc. hut II N
the mos, expensive Of all lettering.
Script TYPE. which is the cheapest
of all. II stiii in asc. and plain biock
lettering II popular among men.
\ wtf.'s card should have her hus-
bands fnil ,Ymc on IL with Airs. ''
',rcflxcd. '.fM Insfaue. IL should
read Mrs. John Truman Brown. ''
aud not Mrs. J. r. Bro~n. inItial.
ON y card are not good form. The
= 'shN NNpbtu W. Johu
Truman Irown." except Ia busincss
when the prciix II i.ft off.
The cards "f the older. daughter
should read ''Aiiss Hrown.'. while
tho Younger daughters must have
their names engraved In full reading
Mics Mary Elizabeth BROWN" II
s, J.. f..S al. f.st -
must read MIR. John Truman Brown
Pr"
widow sh, at one. dropped the use
of her husbands name On her cards
but this custom is not always al.
hsr.d to. In ease she continues "a
'isc her husbands name uni she has
married son who bears his father.
naiac she should have the word
Senior" added To her card TO prc.
vent ronflir, with the cards Of her
sor'n wife
II you are married 10 "a profession.
| nj man vour cards do not bear hi,
title. for nrc Mrs. iohn whitsot
Ford" while your husband IL "Dr
joan Whi'.on Ford" You are no,
Mrs. br.''
formn! calls should be made he.
tween . and i In the Afternoon
while men call IN the evening and o,
.suday afternoons. Morniu. calls ars
tn be ,abooed except between intma,
friends or for business purposes.
Tho safest aud really the sancs,
solution to the question OF when ts
receive and nay. calls is for ever,
woman tn have day at home.
The older residents OF a town OF
village should cell on the newconci
and this call should he made as sooi
az the ncw ncixhboT has had tim.
to settle her house.
| A bride should always lie callet
on first as soon us she has settle,
In her new home or l,us come hif 4
to her old home to 1.-Two. a bride
however. should send out cards will
her name ard full address on them
ana should have her day" cngreve,
In. the lower left maud corner! "a
married woman calling on a lirBl
should leave one OF her own caf41
und two of her husbands. 1hi
means that a woman caller ntve
leaves amy cards for the men OF
household.
Y Paving formal calls is not Away
n very pleasant task: but when 70,
have accepted hospitality fro II fricn,
the lonst you can do II to drop in oi
her day at home nnd have L littl
chat.
As u rulc Young men wait to b.
Invited to call on n girl. The gir
having met him Rt some place ont
side OF her home should tell him sh
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-04

lConalaoeA esoa Qaee ~
time since the strike was called. II
IL undcrslcod that General Chase
has received y number Of requests
FOR military protection from men
Wishing To return to work In tn"
mines.
The seven men arrested on tn.
street. SATURDAY night during the
time that the militia was clearing
the sidewalks and enforcing tho
moving order under martial Law,
w"r" yesterday given u hearing In
police comr,. Each was assessed :,
fine of - and costs and the fine
suspended.
Troop u. Colorado cavalry. In com
mand or Captain Garwood. were de-
tailed to Dclayua this morning To re-
iicvc Company -. stationed there u
n few days ago. Company d will re-
turn to the WalHcnburR district.