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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-05-29
THE JEFFERSONIAN

Democrats to vote for Parker, for President
Of the United States.
Bryan called Parker the Moses of Democ-
racy.
Bryan said that Parker's ''ideals" were
the same as his own.
Bryan kept this up during the whole cam
pa1gn, and he holly resented the insinuation
that he was not honest and sincere in plead
ing for Parker's election That was in 1904.
In 1908, Bryan was again the Democratic
nominee.
Bryan sought the support of Parker, Of
Sheehan, of Ryan, of Belmont, of Tammany
and got 1t.
Bryan sought the money of August Bel
mont and Of Thomas r. Ryaoa,-AND he
GOT IT.
Let him deny it, if he can
In 1912, Bryan was an instructed Champ
Czarh delegate
AS an honorable man, it was his duty to
decline to accept the place as delegate, If he
felt that he could not use every reasonable
effort to secure Clark's nomination.
Bryan had appeared to work hard to have
Parker elected President Clark had Loyalty
followed Bryan's lead in that campaign.
Thousands-yes, millions of Silver Demo
Gratis had voted for Parker, the Gold-bug,
for no other reason than that BRIAN 6eqqed
them to do so.
Yet, after Bryan had been appointed and
instructed as a Champ Clark delegate to the
Baltimore Convention, he put a q0ritten
den20nd on CIa1ah, requiring Clark to promise
that he will oppose Alton B. Parker for the
temporary party honor of Temporary Chair
man Of the party convention
Parker had been the party nominee for
President: Bryan had acquiesced and sup
ported Parker: Bryan had afterwards sought
the support of the votes and the money of
Parl1er's friends: Parker was the same man
In 1912 that he had been in 1908 and in 1904.
but because Bryan needs an encuse to stab
Champ CI01'b, Parker suddenly becomes unfit
for SO small and feeting a compliment as
Temporary Chairman of the party conven-
ton!
Champ Clark did not think that one of his
0oon instructed Delegates had a right to die
tate to him, on such an unheard of PROPOSE
ton, and he very properly left it to the Con
ventlon to select its own Temporary Chair
man.
From that moment, every act and word of
Bryan proved that if he could not get the
nomination for himself. he meant that Clark
should not have it.
The Judas-act was successful, and the old
War-horse of Missouri: was most foullv
slaughtered by the wilful, premeditated lies
OF has instructed delegate, w. J. BRYAN
AS Mr.. Scott c. Bone says, ''the response
bll1ty for it will be with him forever"
When Wilson and Bryan endeavor to play
the Third Act, three years hence, they will
hear from that cruel political assassination
of old Champ Clark
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-05-29

It's No Harm to Ask a Fair
Question, Is Ii?
IN the Christian Standard of last week, I
find nice little editorial under the head
line
Slope Sees q STAR"
Those things which caused Hope to see the
Star, come right along under the headline:
Here they are-the things which caused Hope
to see that Star:
First of all, the grand farce known as the
Inaugural BALI eliminated. Then the
Misses Wilson register a womanly protest against
those modern denominations that are disgrace
to dance-halls-the unnamable gyrations
publicly executed by shameless persons as a
social performance. And we are refreshed
by the spectacle of Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson
addressing convention of the Young Woman's
Christian Association "just like other girls
That's what you might call good reading
matter.
"The inaugural Ball qoas eliminated"
Was it? They gave the rose another name,
but it smelt just as sweet: the dancers danced
IN tune, as gaily as they did when other
Presidents came forward to swing the world
by the tail
"Then the Misses Wilson register
womahly protest against those
unnamable gyrations of the dance halls"
Why call the '"Turkey trot' unnamable?
Why forget that the mother of the Misses
Wilson was reported as saying that "my
girls don't know how to dance the Turkey
trot?"
And why ignore the fact that the Misses
Wilson soon afterwards amazed their mama
by showing that they could dance the Tur-
key trot-to beat the band and the experts?
"Hope sees a Start" Amen. But qohere?
Proceeding with the facts which caused
Hope to see a STAR the writer in the Stand
ard says:
And the White House is to be dry! When
President and Mrs. Hayes dared institute such an
innovation, they laughed at by many Not
SO now for fine note of approval rises from all
parts of the land.
And, think of it, Secretary of State Bryan and
Vlce-Pres1dent Marshall teach classes in Bible
schools! And Mr.. Tumulty is instructed to order
that no business be brought to the President on
Sunday unless it be very urgent.
Moral and religious forces have Iabored and
waited long for such day this
Excuse me, while I weep, and wipe my
briny eyes.
The thought Of how long and how hard
our moral and religious forces have Iabored
and waited for such day as this" affects me
tearfully.
Tom Marshall, V. p teaching Bible
class! 1t hasn't been twelve months since
he was making ram snortious speeches in
advocacy OF W1h0nopered liquor SeZZioQ!X
William Bryan S. of S. teaching Bible
class
1t hasn't been three months since he vir-
tually admitted that he lied CAanap Clark out
of the P2eSlGeucnIII
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-05-29
NOW's a Good Time to Under
stand the Tariff.

WE Democrats are now going into a bic
" debate on the Tariff
1t is in Congress, that we are going to have
another fight on the Tariff
This fight will be number Sixteen thousand
and forty-eight that we have had on the
Tariff
These fights on the Tariff, are like the fights
the cats have-more cats and more Tariffs.
If you want to understand what it is all
about, send us % cents, and get WATSON'S
TARIFF PRIMER.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-05-29

Read Maria Monks story of life in a convent
Price 60 cts, postpaid. The JeRersonian Pub.
fishing Co., Thomson Ga.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-12-26
A Good Investment is Equal to a Life
Time OF Labor.
FARMS.

Oregon and the hes, roads In
exceedingly desirable location and the best farms In Holt
county six house, large strongly built OF the best timber
good hog sheds Every inch Of this farm be cultivated Now you
Very reasonable terms
26O land balance hill
land timber about cutiyated three wells cen at house
orchard See for price 1t Is worth the money
the Missouri bottom II does not overflow and this
the wheat In the bottom raised this farm This
farm fair improvements and can be bought very reasonable price
on reasonable terms
4.-qoac miles of Oregon. miles Of Forbes small house
orchard fenced hog tight -sQ
per acre. Better investigate now
ia acres In alfalfa about pasture All kinds Of
fruit family use upstairs
three closets good hen house smoke shed crib hog
sheds about acres ho balance fenced csern and running
on place ~ oregon school district one mile OF town See Us S
less Il. bottom which
tine for grain and alfalfa Muc of land i,e Most OF The build
the hill and dwelling 10 all other build
ng necessary for an upodae farm oneiouh mile OF shipping point
on burlington H. w. >l"" II sold soon
oregon.
and Of finest farms In Northwest Missouri Priced do"n where lie
new good well and cSterh fences
and fenced all Is tiabe vi" bear investigation at the price
r. about mites good road: small house
two wells orchard barn and fenced creek bottom Plenty of tim
Der for own use bargain al so per acre taken soon
Marshall Kansas well improved
al >lo Far, oi this l. IN wheat
liJ miles good road Al fenced lug
tgt side Al aud alfalfa,
Tor family iarn ho about tons hay oats Tin and corn CRIB In
Il Igcow about o which In wheat nycSti
gate this. 80 per acre.
No Il Garage tGys. in good in Northwest Missouri Including
tool including Tools and contents. >i7jo
We have other other close q
not listed here. Come and
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Order of Publication.

~TNfEOt MiS-oi'Ei,,
,'uuutN ~ Holt,
IN the clrrui' cnuf'; ,.ri"l"t i"fm fh"r""f'
.irhu u, Lamh rlaintin,
~
charles g. slp,s aud Cnfnrlia sipr> I"frnd
Nov hrr ~ this day, the simr hring
Thursday, october a., lpiI nnd The fpuftl
,Iay ~ the October Term, lriL this raus"
fuUiing 81 iv hr heard ,uiu's NEW, the plain
IN, hN attorney lud u nav Appearing iu the
'uuttt that the -''tf'' luriHs h'riutif,' ISSUED
~ ~, ,'uu,' uU tie !sth dHN ~ Nusust rus
tuutN WITH hIs piuru llrruIi,u~ frI|uNs
Z h'irhN trtiltN, llut I 'N'rui"d tie With
fur ilr Ntihlu uHuUd d,f,udaut,. hur.u, I
>ip,., tud tuiu,ita ~iIss Niut r'uld uh l'
found |u ms county ~ 'uuH lu lluli
County Missouri tius .,it,IaN uf u,tui,Vf
lhl3 Iui iit' iuuii 'tlu- uuN satisfied that
tit. ,i' Il tutituts tvuuut uv sawed
n - ti'uuIss "rii' r'd ia tie tuuri ihli
'lt' >pld 'i'uuHui, lH. tuilll'd icy Whllrh'
ilpu that pinluiiN hi~ tnuiiururti ui Hiinn
Hsulusi ~, suiti ,lufvuullUi, hutuiu. iu this
'uutt. the uul'ru and -un'rIl uuiUIu ~
Shlrii l. that plUiuilh s,rbs haze H."
uigu.,tI uuu lien heretofore p'uti,tri hN
thls tuurt 4utlusi said defendants, Ice iTs
NtN,d bud ruiii luilttls usHiusi tie sill H.
f'udHuls, uuh ihii uiI'~, ~" saith defend
lut,, thatl's I -tu's u'd 'utu'lin ~ip">. lee
aud apIIHr ~ III, ''uurt. ~ tie court li,u~-
IN ~" tity utnus"rl, iu III" county ~ li"it
MONDAY IIilRl AK\ - lrl,
un III iir>i daN ~ said term 81 >hld i"uri
nu>Nrr or plead tutiW ptaiutin's p,titiun IN
Tits rau>,', ~, stIuV viii 10" iihru - 'nh
f's>rd. aud Judgment Nlll II" rrhdrrd 49,
rOrdingly
II l, firihrr uI,irpd that u copy hrrrof he
published ~ The iiuii county r'utiurl, u
weekly rw>pHprr printed aud published IN
the county ~ Holt aud state ~ Missouri, aud
designated 10y plaintiffs ATTORNEY, fnr fput
weeks successfully, the last in>rriliu here
~, Ia br Mt less Than fifteen days l"fur" The
srll Id s.lfu ,ltv pf February l'll
A true copy fron the record,
Witness NV hand md lie sal ~ said Court
[ - hone Il office In III" Guy ~ prr'
seal, uni, Hon County, Missouri this
-, 6th day ~ D,Yrnib"r, WA
IA D'NIINM.
tirfuit clerk.
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FOREST CITY N. u. cnuRcu NOTES,


The services at Kimsey were fairly
well attended Sunday. The light
snow which fell Saturday did not
seem to hinder people from coming
out to church. The Sunday school
was well filled, and all took great in
terest In studying the Christmas les
son,
A treat was given the pupils at the
close OF the morning services.
4 fair.sized congregation was pres
snt at the evening service.
There will be preaching services
next Sunday morning and evening at
Forest City,
The pastor will preach at the H.
O'Clock hour, and Rev 7. A. Clagett,
pastor Of the Presbyterian church. OF
Oregon, will preach at T;'Dp. m. Rev.
Smallwood will preach at the NJ. f.
church at Oregon at 1880 p. IN.
Those who do not have a chance 10
20 to Oregon to hear Others will have
: good chance to hear Bro, Clagett at
Forest City Sunday evening. All
come, and give him . good hearing.
THE PASTOR.
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Burr Oak.

Mrs. VIM. Hopper Is some better
at this writing.
Jack Gotten lelped :. q. Alkire
butcher couple Of hogs, Monday.
Miss Matte Stone went to fortes-
cue last week to work for Mrs. VIII
Hill.
Dick Bledsoe completed a garage
for Charley Moser, the first Of last
week.
III. A. Bowles Is slowly GONZALES
cling, under the care OF Dr. Shat, Of
Fortescue.
Mrs. Will Stone and children
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
5. G. Alkire.
John Sinclair visited last week
with his brother, Jim, and his sister,
Mrs. John holland.
George Gotten and family and
Miller Blachly and family spent sun.
day at the Bowles' home.
Our teacher, Miss Morris. closed
her fourth month of srhool last week.
She will give one week vacation.
Robert wolsey left here Tuesday
for Parsons, Kansas, where he expects
10 spend Christmas with home folks.
Quite a number Of men aud boys
rom this neighborhood attended the
shooting match at Jim Bleyins'. sat.
urday. Some Of them are reported to
have done excellent shooting.
Mr.. and Mrs. II A. BowleS and
daughter, Fern. acknow ledge a very
pleasant visit from Mrs. Vincent Lu.
,her and Daughter. Maud, Of Graham;
and Mrs. Harry Grouse, Of Mound city,
Thursday OF last week.
Last saturday was Mis- WON
i,lachly's birthday Her mother pre-.
pared a big birthday dinner Of roast
goose and all the other good things
which 20 along. quite a number oi
relatives and friends we're there Ia
partak. Of the feast and help Miss
won To- remember the day Whvn III,
Was tWcnty.four.
Itt
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STATE ~ Nl~sui al
county NJ iiult.
In thUCirtul CONT. uttu,cf Tenn ulrf-pf
llruiy Z. AlLtrc rlainiln
Charles y. ~iiI... defendant
Now herr ~ this d,N. ne sam, rring
lhutSinN uytui"t ~ i'it. nnd tt' tuurii
'nluiuE ~ t. hH hvat'i. rutu,~ UuN the piain.
tin h'triu, hN attorney. aud " nov appearing
~ The Court, that tho ~,itp IagIns issued
herein un The .th dty IT August tlII has
H"vu returned ~ tlr Shrtir ~ III, County
i' thls Court. With ~, return thrtttlu - fni-
bows i"r'iN ,trtIfN that r,',utud ~"
Within WIZ los r,kiu. dl'ts'Ut .rar.h o.
-lp's Whu tuuid uui he found U ffN count,
NJ duu, lu il".t 'uuuiN Nissuuii ihl, :'th
illsh'd tiI1 in'.ii' i,u,ituf taruuf ig s,t,",i
" h. tht'ur"u vtd'f',i hy tie
pwih"u ~ puulrW."u unsi pInIutf
um lee t1s Cuuu a., al.,T aud
Ni!taI raiuN Uf Which BE- thtt u'aiutif
rs =" have iN' .utsfu'n tud ,'u h"f'tu.
tore t'ud'ud boo iiiIs ggus', revived nut vutI
iluucd. uEilusi ih' u,f,uibut h"rplu. aud
ilHi Jules, Tie stlu defendant Charles \.
>ll".', D" 'ud tppaf be- ~, Court. ~ ~"
Term, l"li same tuit i'guu aud iui'irn ~
"" t"url lluus. lu M" CIV ~ ui'sun. In
'"' "WnnSWiN ~, Illii,' - Ni is,i -"
80 ~" hr>t daN ~ >ild i"tiu ~ sHid 'Uuit /.
answer ~ plead ~ plaintiffs ~ iiiiun ~ salt
cnu>', tlr >aupr NJ Y" taken - r"nirss.d
and Judgment viii "" rendered accordingly,
" i fufi her ur'i, t,'i, TINT - copy h.rr',f ""
published ~ THE Iiult County sentinel .
wrhly newspaper printed aud published 10
Tie County ~ Holt uud STATE ~ Missouri,
sn'i d.si.nai"d ~ plalniiNs attorney, Tor
tour weeks successfully al least nnr, week,
~" last ins"rtiun ih.ruf, to- lee nui less hat,
fifteen DAYS i"'fnr' ~" said 'ssfd day ~ Feb.
funfN, lpit
\ true r"p, from the r,rnrd
Nlin'>s NV baud tud IT.. >'nl ~ said Court.
, - Inn, NJ office IN il.tity ~ pr.
seat gou. Holt County. Missouri, his ~ b
~ dpN ~ ih'rml.t, 1914
4. \, btNilAM
= r. in'un 'l"fI
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Executors Notice.

Nuiicr II hereby given. that l"iirr> ~ hd-
mlnisirai lDn, npnn tlr ">ihI" ~ ,itm.>
thllow, dr'rhs,ai were granted tu the un-
drrsigurd, on the NH day ~ I,n,inhrr, iplJ
10y ~" Prolni" Court "f Holt County, Mis-
souri,,
Al persons having claims AGAINST said
fnr allowance To the executor within
sl> months AFTER ~" date ~ said letters, ~
they may y" prerludrd frpm any hTnrit 81
sucli estate and II such claims In MT rNhih-
tied within one year from the dat" ~ the
last INSERTION ~ thu publication III this NO
iirr, they shall h" forever barred
". &. STEVENSON,
Executor,
THIS l:th day ~ urrrmln'r, lpiJ.
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Notice Of Stockholders Meet
ina, Bank OF Forbes.

Notice Is hereby given, that meet
Ing of the stockholders Of The Bank
Of Forbes will be held In the direc-
tors room at said bank, on the 18th
day of January, A. D., 1914, II being
Monday OF the week, and COM
mencing at a. M, the purpose and
object Of which meeting Is the cleo.
ton Of five directors for said bank fol-
the ensuiug year,
by order OF the Board.
j. a. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
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HARRY m. DUNCAN,
ATTORNEY At LAW.
office in Van BuSkiIk Build.
ing. Northwest Corner
Court House Square.
OREGON. MISSOURI.
Guardians Notice.

>uticc Is hereby given that Letters
of Guardianship on the estate ui
MARI ! ,.uinhy a person ui uu>uund
mind, were granted a. the under
signed on the stll day 1T lbrrrnmr.
1913, 10y tie Probate Court Of Holt
County Mo.
Al persons having claims against
said estate are requested Ia exhibit
them for allowance befor. the FRO.
bate Court OF Holt County within one
year from the date Of this publicat ION
or they shall Ire forever barred
HARRY NJ. IN seas, Guardian,
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Guardians Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, That Letters ~
Guardianship IN the estate Of Mary T.. knt-
ring, person Of unso'ud mind. were granted
Ia the undersigned on the 18th day OF Novem-
Der, 1919. by the Probate Court Of Holt
County, Missouri,
All persons having claims against said
estate are required Ia exhibit them for al
from the date Of the last insertion OF the
publication Of this notice. or they shall he
forever barred. JAMES NJ, DOZIER.
Guardian.
First Publication, November aist, iaiS,
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Forest City.

George Lease was IN -, Joseph,
On business, saturday.
Jim Shumatc vas ST Joseph
visitor, Monday Of this week.
Mrs. George Coins was quite sick
Monday and Tuesday with heart trou.
BILE.
Ernest Lunsfofd and family, Of
Maitland. are visiting relatives here,
this week.
Rev. Snallwood was entertained
At the Ed. Evans home sunday after
church services.
Mrs. e. A. Lease returned Tues.
day from a ten weeks visit with reia.
lives In Virginia.
Glen Moore has been on the sick
list the pas, week, but l. getting
all right AT present.
Albert Mcclure and family, Of
near Oregon, visited a, thr home Of
!. y, McGuirc, SUNDAY.
Mr. aud Mrs. Riley Turncy and
daughter, Miss GencSieNr, are visit
Ing relatives "a, Auburn, Neb,
Daniel Hoover and wife left sal.
friday to visit their son, Rev, : T.,
Hoover, and family. at Agency
Misses Cora and Irene Acton left
saturday To visit their sister, Mr.,
<.IIip MpI,uIT, during lolidlNs
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Farm for Sale.

l33 acres, three miles east and one
half mile north of Oregon. Within
one-half mile of church and school.
Well watered--a never.failing spring
"a spring that has never gone dry.
Farm Is we'll improved. Good seven
room house and out.buildings. Two
good barns, For further particulars,
cali on or address
GEORGE YOU'VE,
Mound City, Mo.
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Monarch.

ueorge Garner and wife made a
trip 10 Oregon, Monday.
Josh Chilcoat aud wife made a
trip TO Nodaway, Monday.
II. l.. Hughes and wife Ven, to
Oregon, one day, last week.
Lester black and wife made a
trip to Savannah, last Friday.
Edward Graham, Of Nodaway.
went to Pores, city. Thursday,
Nellie Lumley and Ida Garner
we're shopping In ~. Joseph, last
week.
Grace Smith visited a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Fila Lilley. Of
near Oregon.
II. !. Garner las been on the sick
list. We hope he viii soon he ali
right again,
Mrs.. Nancy Ralncs. Of Andrew
county visited at James smiths,
Thursday night
Mrs Hughes and daughter, An.
MS, visited al Wm. T., Graham's,
Thursday Of last week.
Earl Mcclure and family, ol near
Mound Guy, are visiting few days
with IA and Ma Colhuur
II, l.. Hughes gave party sat.
uriay night, II being Arlhur'S 18th
birthday. \ report line lime,
James Smith, wife and daugh.
tiers, Orah and Ella, we're shopping In
~; Joseph, Wednesday of last week.
Those Who We're at James smiths,
Friday evening OF last week, Mere,
Josh Chilcoat and family, Mrs, u, l.,
Hughes, Annis and Arthur; Roy Ash.
worth and family. They had some
good music and all report Il line time
CLiffoHD,
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STATE OF MISSOURI

STATE OF MIssOVHIg
County ~ Hon
Term, Thereof 4. -. iai;. ''''
Edna l.. iisrtrum. Plaintiff
Daniel Bsrtran, defendant
~ this sih day Of November. A. D., 1914
comes the PlnintiN. herein befor,. I he under.
signed Clerk 81 the Holt County Vircult
Court. In vacation thereof. ana hlrs her peti-
tlun ana affidavit. alleging. atuong other
things that Defendant, i,ani.l iiartfam. has
l. not now u resident II the STA ~ Mis~onsi.
wliEEErrON, IT L. ORDERED by tn.
Clerk aforesaid. that said Defendant I.' mol
He'd nv publication that Plaintiff has ron,-
m,nred Z suit against him, the Aforesaid
Is. that plaintid seeks to have IN.
lpnds ~ matrimouy heretofore con,rarted
upon he xrnunds ~ indigniti,s. ~ -trrnt men,
anu abuse, aud that, unless the said IJpfeb.
liant Daniel Rartrain. he aud appear AZ this
begun aud holden ~ The Court House in the
Cltyof oregon, IN said County ON the ss,rd day
OF February. 1918 and IN the first day Of said
term answer ~ plead in the petition ~ said
cause. thr same viii u" taken ~ confessed,
aud Judgment will bc rendered accordingly
Mo IT u FURTHER ORDERED. Tina, "A
ropy hcrruf I've published. arrutding to Law
~ Tue Unlt county sentinel. u weekly news
paper printed and published In said County
lnnd designated by Plaintiffs attorney fot
'nut successive weeks. the last Insertion
thctcui. tu i,c nut less than fifteen dnys b,.
tore the Etd d1y u'Irttuary. lpli
\ True Copy Irum Tie Record
MlfNt~~ nv hand and the seat
i-,-' Missouri nj, tNih day ~ Nuvrni.
"a prNmAM
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ATTENTION! COMRADES.

Members OF Meyer Post, q, A. r.,
will remember their next regular
meeting will he held saturday, de-
cember 81, 1913, al the home Of the
adiutant, at 2 p. m, Let there he a
full attendance. Il. +. MORGAN,
Commander.
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Biz Type Poland China Bears and Gifts
OREGON,

Vim. Rostock mile east of Oregon has for sale now
l. last of March and of April third farrow Bears, that
weigh from 225 pounds to 25 pounds and also six brothers
of May 18th farrow to the four fall yeargs, he sold
Messrs. John Noesch, Curtis Whmer Oppenlander and
Hoffman, Also of my Recorded Herd Bears. II great
breeder Mr. Rostock guarantees every hog breeder If
not let with until all safe in pig. He will
sell about 20 Gifts bred Peter Mouw breeding of
Orange City, Iowa, is in twelve of the above pigs
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See Ruley 4 kunkel for storm

Sash.
Moore 4 kreek, our grocers, and
Charley koock, our cloihier, each
kindly remembered the inmates OF
the county intirmary with good
sized box Of Christmas remenbrances,
and these old unfortunates surely ap.
preciated their coming.
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Jeil Akin. a nephew Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. l.. Noe, aud a cousin OF II.
'. "udgins, came to Forbes from
West Central Kentucky some ten
,sars a.o, lie continued to make
his home With his cousin and aunt
near Forbes, until some thirteen
months ago. Wien he concluded to re-.
turn To his old Kentucky home 10
fat her and mothers four brothers and
two sisters to make them his first
visit. His health was gone: he had
consumption and wanted To see his
people once more and die at home.
Jell. had made many friends In and
around Forbes, and these he hated to
give up, especially those who rem.
dered him such kindly assistance dur.
INK liS two or three severe attacks uf
hrmurrhage Of the lungs. during the
summer and fall uf lnl2. We, ".
Iludgins and family, are very thank.
iui lu all those Who extended acts Of
kindne>S Ia Icil durinS hi> sickness
here.
Jcll. was a holly. good fellow. and al.
Way lad good time. told Jokes. was
fu.i of life, and made all happy about
him liut lril. l. No. more. lie la,
surrendered his happy young lie,
crossed tie DARK river II death. l., II,
lea, IN his lonely grave. IN far.oil Ken
lucky, tls land ~ his birth lct'
Henry Akin was born May IL. 49,
and died near where he wa born IN
Kentucky. december H.. lnlJ.
II. '. HrpuIN~.
Forbes, Mo. December 80. 1913.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-12-26

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Transacts q general banking business.
Interest paid on time deposits. Drafts
sold on AL the principal cities " the
country and Europe. Have maize spe,
ciaf arrangements TO collect money
due from estates In foreign count ries
TIE accounts OF farmers, merchants
and individuals respectfully solicited
Special care given TO any business In
trusted To Us.
Telephone No. l2.