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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07

Happy Hooligan starts to
break into society-A fine fea-
tllre in tn Comic Section of The
Sunday American.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07
OTHER RESULTS.

NHN'A FAs~SiS - -
Texas League.
Galveston, 8 Waco. ?
Houstoa s; Dallas, l.
San Antonio I. Fort Worth, 0.
Beaumont-Austin' no game.
American Association.
Toledo. g. Indiana polls. 2
st Paul 4 Kansas city, 8.
Columbus. :. Louisville 5.
Mlwaukee-Mi Minneapolis, rain.
Cotton states League.
Columbus, {: Jackson. 6 tfrst camel.
Jackson. Z; Columbus, 0 lsecond
CIarksdaIe. 3. Meridian, L
Pensacola-selma. rain.
Appalachian League.
Knoxville, S. Bristol, l.
Johnson City, g. Rome, 2.
Virginia League
Portsmouth, q Petersburg, l.
Roanoke. 5, Newport News, 0.
Carolina Assocl alton.
Raleigh. s; Winston Salem, !.
Asheyiue. II, Greensboro, s.
Durham, $. Charlotte, 8
international League
Providence. s. Baltimore, S.
Jersey CITY. 6. Newark, J.
Roslhs3steg. & Mo.ntrsal' ..
couegs Games Saturday.
Yale VS. Princeton, st Princeton.
Harvard vs.. Brown, at Cambridge.
Pennsylvania VS.. Swarthmcre, at
Army vs. Syracuse. at West Point.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07
CHRISTY MATHFWSON'S|
BIG LEAGUE GOSSIP

ii the
theme two weeks ismmm
muhbg vim on o
Id s
oreas
Is
They playing their ddtme speed and
on Ceyeand a o
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07

Dated for ChappeIie in eighth.

,
Score by innings:
Chattanooga e.. =. I. .003 010 100 81
Atlanta 200 600 050 U-5
summary: Two-base hit-Alper-
man. Three ba Sc hit--WeIchonce.
Double plays-Elberfeld 10 Flick TO
Coyle, ?; Alperman to Agler. Home
run-Alperman. Innings pitched-By
Chappelle, s, with 8 hits and 5 runs.
Struck out-By Chappelle, /, by Co
veleskie, I, Bases on balls-On
Chappelle. 4; off Dent, of SOM
mers. 1; of Coveleskie, /. Sacrifice
hits-Street. Flick, Agler, Elston.
stolen bases-Elberfeld. Welchonca.
King. Hit by pitched ball-By Chap
pelle. Johnson. Time-2;l5. EMPIRES
-F1tield and Rudderham.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07
STEVE.

Time 1Cds iCHeH q middleICeight
fighter cOuld fight.
And he bdttIed lCith ReUer care.
He lOdUOped the smoke and he a0aL-
lOpcd the lChitG,
And he fought like a man i0bO l0Gs
there.
And somebody got him one calm sum
Her dag,
And he tCeHt toith smile on his
brOGC.
He bdttIed his battles and rent on
his tCdy,
But tChere is a nliddle,Ceight HoU?
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07
W0LGAST RULES 10 TO 8
FAV0RlTE OVER DUNDEE

LOS ANGELES, June 7.-Ad VOL
CAST, former lightweight champion
to-day ruled a 10 to favorite over
Johnny Dundee, the New York feath-
erweight
The two meet at Vernon on Tues
day night in "A 20-rouud bout.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07

II you have anything &c sell advertise
IN The Sunday American. LARGEST cir
o. any Sunday newspaper in
the South.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07
BASEBALL SUMMARIES

Jacksonville az Charleston,
Savannah at Macon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07

Caves 17--EazlM
.r.---l l-a - .aa4-=as&-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07
FOOD FOR SPORT FANS.
BY GEORGE E. PHAiR.

clan. And then when we think II oyer
a..
One who is Versed In puqllIstle lore Is
not surprised to learn that Willie Hitchis
refuses TO make 1888 rlngsi5e: ore who
is not Versed In pueiIstiu lore does not
care a whoop, So why should we. waste
any more snaes on III
THE GLADIATOR.
1t is the bGr-rOOm roitstaboRt,
Who cleans around the house,
Occasionally lDheH not too big,
He takes q husky sbort-afm dig
At some half-consciOas souSe.
10 Is the needg mdndger
Who takes him into camp,
And borrotcs trunks and fighting
shoes,
And, Iol In all the sporting pe,cs
death Jones, the net0 White
Champ"
The Birth of Atlanta as told
by pioneer women--an article
that everybody will want TO-
read. Published exclusively in
The Sunday American.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07

The Birth of Atlanta as told
by pioneer women-an article
that everybody will want to
read. Published exclusively in
The Sunday American.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


haaEFtN , % ht- o. rH =
Er..aE aH~hIa ls Alfrsg1TE.
Boston al EEsl7 SO.
Er.-a al cir ltGratt-
EH q. York ar 81 Louis
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07

II is said that Bill Steen, Of the Maps,
can do needlework in addition to his
pitching. Having listened to various
baseball magnates, we have a hunch
that Mr.. Steen is a mere novice with
the needle.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07

MIR. Goux sails this week for home,
despite various challenges from Mr..
Burman. In other words, Mr.. GouN re-
fuses to fail for any gouN gouN eyes.
We sprang this simply to prove that we
amt got no sense OF humor.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07

Texas League.
Galveston. 3 Waco. .
Houstoa, s, Dallas. l.
San Antonio. Z Fort Worth, 0.
Austin: no game.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Saturday.
Detroit az Washington.
So Louis al Ehli4ae' phta-
chicago az New York
cleveland az Boston.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07

S. S. Makes Your Blood Cl
1uscEes unite Tor Mutual Pro
lection.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07

Every time we read that there are
motorcycle races on the program we are
sore over the fact that we amt a morti-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-07

Macon, 2, Savannah, Q.
columbus. e. Albany O
Jacksonville. !, Charleston, 0.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-02
NEW DENTAL BOARD Is
 APPOINTED BY GOV
Woman Dentist Cams Recognition
 and IS Chosen for Position

Governor Hunt H.stcrday reap l"intrd the dental board or the, state cf Arizona under tu, l:oNi-lans ol the act passed bl, the recent sessions ot the legislature. In making his ap- roint1ncnt7 the name of Dr. N r. SIm@. the junior senator from Co- chiSc, was left off the board and that uf Iady dentist made in pltet. thereof
 \ lew changes were made in the ume of office of each of the mem bsrs and on account Of that Dr l. De I-aney Holcomb. of Globe draws tar long term. ending in 19I5- The others in the order of their form Of service are: Dr. John A Lentz of Phoenix. pr. J. Harvey Blaine of Prescott, Dr. Eueenie r. L>nch or Ray uho i~ the woman taemh.r ar the board: anu Dr. " N Baker ei Tucson
 Dr. sims resignation from tH, beard was purely v3luutarily Hav- iEa been elected !. member of tae t.lte senate. the doctor thou4nt he rould not occupy two offices n.4aIly and hence resigned.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-02
PHOEN|C|AN BOOSTS
 FOR P. P. EXPOSITION
Believes That Arizona Will Be
 Represented There.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1-R NJ Peabody of Phoenix, Ariz formerly assistant engineer in the T. S Rec 1 lamation Service. who is in this city on q visit with Mrs Peabody speaks in strong terms of admira : tion Of the plans and progress ot the
 Panama Pacific international Ex- position. and of the need for Ariz-
 ona to appropriate money for suit able state building at the 1915 ceIe- bratian in san Francisco or the com- pletion of the Panama Canal
 "I know that the business men of Phoenix and of the entire state want representation said Peabody. "A great many mmebcrs of the Board of Trade have done work before the legislature with this end in view. for they feel that il is only natural. as this is Arizonas first opportunity as q state, to show the world her vast resources Arizona certainly should not miss this opportunity.
 If the legislature does not act. there is every probability that funds will bc raised by subscription as the people are intensely patriotic, and there are enough mining interests to share the burden if distributed throughout the state. without being q very great tax to any one con cerned have no doubt that some movement will be started to raise the funds in this way
Arizona republican., 1913-08-02
EMBARGO LIFTED
 ON MEXICAN SILVER
Especially Filigree and Gut Coin
 Silver

Silver.
 Patrons of Balle's Big Curlo store have noticed for some time an lb- sencc of mention If Mexican fIgree silver which has for years been 4 feature of that stock The reason is that on account of the troubles in Mexico it was impossible to pro cure it but lately consignment of
 filigree and cut coin silver has been brought through but il will probably not last long
 The fiIigree silver is made hN hand It is drawn silver wrought by skilled artists into a large variety of beau tiflI and useful articles such as brooches, pins, jewel boxes, etc. The threads of silver are almost of the fineneS~ of spider webs. II seems inn possible that they could he so spun ont. The pins are in imitation of various flowers, butterflies and other objects
 The cut coin jewellery consisting oI watch fobs and many other arti- cIes are made by the cnnNicts in the government prison of Mexican sil- Yer coins. Everything is cut away except the design, lettering and edge of the coin. The cuttings und filings belong to the prisoners and the gov ernment takes the finished product The more of silver that iS cut away, the more delicate the article will be and the more silver the convict will have for his own use. He needs 1t tuo, Tor il is with that that he pur- chases food and ntcessarIeS Whlt. iii confinement.
 The public is invited to call ,tt the Big Curio store and inspect this sil Yer whether there is an intention to bu\ or not--AGN.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-02

Ae i- rliry Lcornt. upright and honorable would he citizen of lHe United States
 Flores sWort to a statement claim ing one Crescencil AIcarez as hi. f@utulIy welded wife. He deposed and said that hr and Cre-encia had become one through the power or hcok. hel and candle at the church at GuHlmaS iii the wear lao5 He also sand that he had secured the deed hv a civil ceremony no less .liuchng on the business rnd4 of tho matrimonial nails. So in order tO bring Cr~sevnciI to this country. Ti- n:oteo had to make aIl these affi- u:VitS before the board in Nuco. Which he did. Then ii was discover eG he had been fjDbing to his adopt c' Inele sam and that he richly mcrited some severe punishment, We're it proved on him. And that's the Nocful tale of Timoteo ana the offi- Cer~
Arizona republican., 1913-08-02

! and in trying to extricate himsei- 1 threN the rider to the ground NIT { TreWitt sustained broken arm and ] shoulder along with numcrous bruises l "I les serious nature r+riends aur- i rlcd hin intu Ninkclman M4tra he pas given the best surgical attention a tesr minutes after the anrurtana1c accident
 Fuarr Paschasine IIrrz uf the Catholic church here has ilet re- tuned from Christmas where he con Gartt-l monthly services.
 <. II. sherman and wife et Christ mas Were rus-eneer- for Puorui< on number len Wednceduy
 Misses CIifne ant AdeI Page ara iii Kelvin visiting AIr. and Nr: N
 x Gryaa and family
 The Iocotnolive drawing iHt- pu=e,u- ger train rom Phoaaix Thursday wen, dead" within te-. wards or tae regular stop at the station here and traffic was de.uyt-i for a short while untu another engine could be called from Ninkelman t5 H"ndIe the train. Al the same tina an on.5ne came mp from Hayden Juneti5a and teok th4 di-abIrd che balE to the shops there for repairs
 Miss Wileax Ahu na.. been a nurse n che Ha~u5tal here roi a aHrqhe~ d months has r.-Igned and was a Iassonecr for Fhucni| Thut-Gay
 II. 4. Fru4-cr u- tue ,Necativ. .aan- uitta ot tHr -n,ltiu, el#fuan< ar ti,,a A,-r. T@ar~a,tv.
 T- x; @inrIhef4. master mechanic ;sr the copper company "t I,sy re- cei-cj sad news Thur-.ae anuoune- ing H." death of lis dsaightyr. Mrs. Mabel GastaN.a-on in d SalI Lake hospital where he had uaderEone . an operation. MT. Sund0era left -n9- ! .redIatclt for Sa1E I-alse. otner morn ! bef~ of AIl Sundberg's family are in 1! -es Angeles ru- the summer
 Da * F. Rood aetufned Thursday 1. fra .e several weeks ..e.tt-n on taot iucItic coast
Arizona republican., 1913-08-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

As reported by the Arizona Ab- stract and Title Co, 134 West Washington Street
Arizona republican., 1913-08-02

Phoenix T. X IT. Go. IT. to D. NJ. Stout. deed to lots 36 and 37. Wise addition
 John o- Murphy and wife to Igna- clo S ESpIn"Za, deed to lot block : Palo Alto addition.
 Est Rita Lopen de Morales to John T. Dunlap. deed t. lots 14. and 15 block 2 Railroad Place.
 Ethel NJ. Dorman and husband to Highland school district. deed to NJ. NE4 NE4 NEA section 13 T. S., R. F.
 Wilbur Realty Co to Highland school district, deed to N1a NE4 NEA NEA section 13. T. S. F. ; E.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-02
NORTH FITTED
Continued from Page one)

the Chicago man.
 Griffin had Httle difficulty in dr- fes1ing Blair The latter < eumpar- atiVel1 new in tournament pIJ> though he worked hard and is speedy hut his uncertain service was no match for the cool and speedy Cali- fornian
 While the men were battling in the semi finals Miss GwtndoIyn Rees of Dallas Texas won the Women's sim gles title defeating Miss Carrie E. Neely Of Chicago in tie final match G-3, 62. Miss Rets becomes c,iam- Tion without playing the challenge match as Mrs. Thos. Bundy of Los Angeles, formerly Miss May sutton who held the title will not defend 1t this year In the final mems doubles yesterday. Hayes and Winson of Chi- cagO who won today over Blair and Clifford will meet Byford and Burdick of Chicago who doWncd Waidntr and Gardner today.
 The winning pair will enter as western champions in the doubles eli rlination matches. The womens < dou- bles title was won by Miss Rees and Miss Neely who defeated in the af- ternoon, Miss Edith Hoyt of the Un- iversity of Chicago and Miss Miriam Stever of Chicago in the final round 1t, G., 6-l The western women's doubles title also passed without as Mrs Bundy who won the title with Miss Nelly last wear is not able to defend it.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-02
HAYDEN

HAYDEN. -\ua. l.-James Prewitt v WinArInan it the owner of several E'rN iret l.tc horses and ethjf. ,x- 'rriSin4 one "t his best animals on tE" tracs .aoNe Winheluan Nlcdu,s- daN met With veIy scliou- ac.i- dent. There Were other horses aud a number ol other people at the j1ack aud it is said thata1 AIr p,..,yitr and his mount were speeding along the course someone rode out of t3e bushes 3t the roadside ulita mex pccter!IN. 2iahtenine Mr PreWitt'S horse so that he left the cours.. ana c"Ilidtd with some dense ShrubberI
Arizona republican., 1913-08-02
THE DISCOVERY IF 4 SIMPLE
 RECIPE HAS BROUGHT 4 FORTUNE

4 recipe was made by a singer who had suffered for years with Sc were, lndig estion, and by the help of told him of a vegetable with marvel ous digestive properties. this veg etahle was used in sauce which the singer added to his food and in the cooking Carloads of Waw Waw nave now been sent to different parts of the world, and iu every place it mas had phenomenal success The best cooks in Europe pro nounced the sauce unexceIed' It adds a zest and piquancy when used In the cooking and with soups. salads, hot and cold meats and fish hlch is unequalled and at the same time one feels one can digest
 CT fnAro ,.n0A1-Ao o0
Arizona republican., 1913-08-02

anything. waw-Waw Gan obsolete South American Indian word for vegetable) is a purely vegetable sauce and contains no raw spices and Is guaranteed absolutely pure. Waw- Waw is unlike all other sauces and although IL resembles Worcestershir vet the ingredients very little to try this wondepfn1 Waw- Waw. which is now to be found in the principal hotels. rail- roads and homes in America. 4 p cent bottle will convince you how much more you will enjoy your food by adding Waw-W Waw and how easily you will digest your food.
 278 WEST B'DWY., N. Y. CITY
Arizona republican., 1913-08-02
PERJURY CHARGE FOR
 TIMOTEO FLORES ESD.
Old Mexico Mexican Accused by U S Authorities of Making False
 Affidavits

The fiing q a complaint against T,moteo Flores far perjury corsti- tured the only new business in lhe nited states attorneys offIee yes- terday. Timoteo was indieereet in his sWearing before tie board If sre- cial inquiry at Nlco last June. and as result faces a charge of perjury. lie also iz said u have violated tho neutrality laws. the tarife regulations. the white slave act and the imml- grafton regulations Outside ot these
Arizona republican., 1913-08-02

sT. JAMES IMPORTINC
Arizona republican., 1913-08-02

78 WEST B'DwY.. N. Y. CITY
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-12-05
Notice of First Meeting Of
Creditors.

Ia the district Court ~ the United states
fur the Western Dlslrirt ~ Missouri, st,
Joseph DIVISION.
In the Matter ~ \. \, Richardson \ sou, q
ro-ratturr>hip, aud 4. A. Richardson and
g. \, Richardson, individuals, iinnkrupts.
~ RANkRirTrN,
10 the Creditors ~ said ilnnkrupis 1T 81,
Joseph, IN the County of buchanan and the
District aforesaid,
NOTICES. hereby giNruihut IN the 18th day of
November iplA he said \. "A, Richardson's Son,
u Co-l'Hrtncr>hlp, aud y, \, Richardson aud
&, j, Richardson, individuals were each ana
all duly ndludg',i imnkrup,N, nnd That the
first Meeting ut their said creditors viii In
held ~ my Oiilrr Ia ,hr CiiS of 81 Joseph. on
the ~ day ~ Drrcmher, iNl3, ~ the hour of
creditors may attend, prove their claims,
nppoiut trustee, examine the hankrupts
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting,
,IOlIN :, BOYER,
Referee In bankruptcy.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-12-05
A Championship Match.

Followers Of the wrestling game In
this section will be given an oppor-
tunity to witness u championship
match, when Lewis Hoffman, OF To.
peka, Kansas, meets n. s. Doctor, OF
Seattle, Washington, the worlds wei.
ter weight champion, In q finished
match at the Theatre, In Oregon,
Monday night, December 18th. This
viii without a doubt be the best
match TO ever he staged In Northwest
Missouri, and 1t was only through
Doctor having open engagements, and
IS he vii be close to Oregon ON that
date, as he wrestles In Nebraska on
the 18th, lie agreed TO meet Hoffman
In Oregon, on the 18TH, Doctor holds
the championship OF the world for
welter-weight wfestlers and Hoffman
has been anxious to get match with
him, and since securing this one, he
- Qiqe. tQ1Gi his bsstryto take the
'0lSie fb6ms D0ct6fs Both shnAW. &c m
the best Of condition and both will
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-12-05
New Point and Vicinity.

A.
WIN 'o'"'| " N'''' WHY s'N
'"a'.
Several from here attended the
WIZ plciler sale'
Edith Iiardnan, Mo has been
sick Tor several days, u better.
Dr. Ilabcock. Of ST. Louis. came
up SUNDAY. To visi, br kearney.
Mrs. IVES. Mcyrr was uuiie sick
the hrs, Of the week, hut IL better
now.
Mrs WITS Ar,on and d,u,,,,.,s
Mildred and Lydia, visited In Oregon,
Friday.
-owinv In m, lad w.,,l.r IN.
band boys' box.si,pp.r MAS posi poned
io D.cen,bey IN '''"
SAM, CIau.. an, 4, =, L,r,, IA
Visit Mrs ian nr.L., Ills ,.a, llo
brought her a yIcirola'
,a@., Msa,"e! cs,ie w rom ~.
evening. Mil, relatives WV" ''
-. n,,,,,". 80. ,, ,.,
u,r,. Siue' , s,.' va"'e "owm ,,om
.ni. t'u' Wiz nv a,e'uns
u oo ., ~ sp.m Thanksgiving WIN
d. - ,-., 49,. -
,a,., mo,s, y, ,les, VINO Mas
NV S,e 'sn,s .a,o W l,eI sIs,eI, n.s'
no,, na", se,e,a, ""'s' 'e'"'"c" 10
'e' 'o",e' o".""A!' -.
Lydia Acton came home Wednes.
To-, "yy toiI'a,s' " r,pa' u ~. ',antm,ssn'
my "S n', ~, ~, a,n .! , ,,am . 'a"''' w.
""'o, ~ .'o H''o'' no"ie'
Mae Botkin had quite a painful
accident, THURSDAY, While horseback
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-12-05
Monarch.

.--Drah Smith visited In Nodaway
Friday.
born, To liud Taylor aud wife,
November -, a son.
There will bc church at Nodaway,
Sunday and Sunday night.
Mrs. !. !. Garner and George
made trip To Oregon, Friday.
Mrs. Frank bullock, Of Pores,
city, was down on the farm part Of
last week.
Mrs. Lee Hughes and Mrs. Ida
Rogers and children visited Friday At
James smiths,
Several from our ncighborhpod
attended he sale al COnlin's. near
Nodaway, Saturday.
Ida Rogers and children, Lillian,
Glen, Ago, Lee, and Ncrlie, Of Noda'
way. visited II few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Lee Hughes. and friends,
Harry Sipes and wife. Cloteen. OF
near Eosendalc, and Earnest Kreiler
and wife, Of Iowa, visited with pa
and Ma Gamer, saturday and sun
day.
Those who spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Lee Hughes were: Mrs
Ida Rogers and children and I'd, era.
ham, OF Nodaway; Mrs. James Smith,
Grace and Naleda, and Make kretzer,
James Smith was surprised sun.
day with a dinner on account OF his
jOth birthday, which occurred on
Saturday, November 80, and so the
children came home with their has.
kets well filled with everything good
to eat, on Sunday, Those that we're
there 10 celebrate lbs birthday were
clyde Kret2er and wife and Max
Raymond, Of the Lincoln neighbor.
hood; Clarence Lilley and wife, Of
near Oregon; Roy Ashworth, wife,
Harold and Jessie; Robert Hughes, OF
Fortescue; Ed. Graham, Of Nodaway'
Grace, Orall, hen, Naleda, who are ~
home. All Of the children were there
except Jimmie and his wife, Al re-
port line time In spite Of the rain,
CLiffORU
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-12-05
Buy your Rubber Boots
and Oversh0es OF Dawson.
Campbell...you are sure to
Get New Rubber.

q
amu Nfn' y. ~. Mlcie'I, 1i
Nansas lily, MIN '.elt 'itee enii'
u .r, cane up las, Week, 70 spenu
thanksgiving Win Mrs N. parents
hes. u ". hooer,s anu vile MI; w.
anu son relurneu nome, las, Monuay,
on. t,e resi- OF the iam''y re"a'n LOT
iuIt'ier 'isit'
.-Messrs. George Young and Mr.
Moody. Of Mound City, drove down In
their car Thanksgiving day, TO look
At VIM. Rostock's Big Type Poland
Chinas. Messrs. George Meyer, Of
Mound City, and John, Paul and Rob
ert Frye drove In the same day to
look at these fine hogs.
Don Martin, one of our splendid
Young men, Is helping CollectorTeare
10 handle the rush seasons business,
In taking I'm the 1913 taxes. IL Is Al.
ways a busy time with the collecto
at this time of The year: as fully no
Der cent of the taxes are not paid un.
IN the last month of the wear.
We greatly enioved n visit from
Rev. Dr. Gland Snencsr, editor of lie
Central Christian Advocate, of Kan.
sas CITY. who was here. "Wednesday.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-12-05
Order of Publication.

STATE ~ Missed Ri'
county ~ Holt
IN thu IIuli ,uuuiy Cirruii count. February
Term il"ruf \, ~ lrli,
Edun l., iarirHm. rlainlin
unni,l narifnu, defendant.
At this sih day ~ Nu,rmi"r \ a.. Isis.
''uiiVs The Plaintiff hrr,'ln, H. iur' the undar-
>igp.d tlrrk ~ III" Iuli ,uuuiy ,ircult
tuutt In Nurulluu Thereof uud tlt> her petit
ton and AFFIDAVIT, alleging, ailuug Wl.r
ihings. that Defendant, nabi,l liartrHin, has
nl,>.oundrd fr'm his usual plbrruf nls'lr and
II MT nov u resident ~ ~" ~tal' ~ Missouri
WUFgEi ROY, ir l. ORDERED by the
Clrtk aforesaid. that said lsfah,lnul is' nod
nvd hy publication thai fluintln has com.
urnrrd suit against him, The aforesaid
object aud general mature OF wtJch,
l.. that TlHlntin seeks To- haN" Nr
iH,nd> nf mliriinnnN hrrr,"f',r" ronirncfs,i
with said Defendant, dissolved and SET aside
uppn the grnlu,>uf lndignith'>, III treatment
aud abuse and that, unless the said Dcfrn'
dani, Daniel lsnrlriin, b. aud appear ~ ibis
cuu-t, NJ the neat regular term hereof, t6m
begun aud holden ~ The Court ilousr Ia the
City of oregon, IN said Count y,un the .ifd day
~ February, lpl5. aud On he hr>i day ~ said
term answer ar plead I" the petition IN said
rnlisr, The same viii H. taken ~, confessed,
and Judgment viii h" rendered accordingly
AND ~ RriiER ORDERED. THAI -
copy hereof H. published, according 10 law,
n The linl, county r,niiilri' weekly nemr.
innd designated ~ plnintl n attorney Tor
'our successive weeks the last Insertion
,hrrrf' 10 y" not l.s, Than hii"nn dhSs "'-
WV f'X SslSIl Nh.
A True Copy From The Record
- WITNESS ny hand aud the seal
sE.L WfihcCirrnii Court 81 lioli ,omniy'
i--' Missouri this 's'ih day ~ Nor"n'-
e. \. prNlIAM..
tirruli Clerk.