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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-16

Plenty Of old papers for sale at
this Office at 2oc per loo.
II. c. KELLER, The Auctioneer,
Oregon, Mo. Prices reasonable.
Stove Wood for sale.
wEs MARkr
C. u. Iouk and daughter, Miss
Mary, we're IN Kansas city, this week.
Mrs. r. -. kreek l. home from a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Moss
forncy.
To put under your carpets. moth.
ing beats old papers ~ per ie at
this Office
Prof. Rock was favored with =
visit the past week from his sister.
Miss Sallir
Tue SENTINEL and Kansas City
Weekly star. on, year. for only Al ~
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was here Monday. looking after some
business matters
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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-04
THE GRAPHIC
ANNOUNCES CANDIDATES

One of the principal tasks con-
fronting the Republican party is
that of finding a man to beat Geo.
w. Gates for representative from
Rio Grande county. This will be
a fairly hard job, but there are two
men in the ranks of the Republi-
can party who can probably accom-
plish the stunt-Bob Breckenridge
and Geo. Boutwell,. Neither of
them may be available, however,
for Breckenridge seems to either
have retired or to have his eye on
an important state Office and Bout
wells aspirations also seem to
be turned in another direction
Graphic.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-04

The Mcdonald family feel that
a wrong impression has been given
through an article appearing in
the Journal last week concerning
the case of larceny brought against
John Withrow. They assert that
Withrow has perjured himself in
court and has repaid their kind
ness to him by disgracing them.
Also they have been very lenient
in prosecuting the theft and resent
as untrue the story told by With
row to the effect that he had been
unable to collect what was due
him for labor.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-04
SINGLE MEN DEFEAT
THE MARRIED MEN

The ball game Tuesday after
noon was won by the single men
by a score of IL to A. Playing in
the rain and running bases in the
mud is not conducive to good ball
playing and there were very few
exciting moments. The threaten
ing weather and the fact that no
visiting team was to compete for
honors had the effect of keeping
many away and the attendance
WAS small. The fans of Monte
Vista are longing for real game
of ball, with the home team pitted
against nine which will insure a
close and exciting contest. This
would secure for them the liberal
patronage which the splendid team
work of our players warrants.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-04

A. l.. Robbins died Tuesday,
June "a, at his home in Frankfort,
Ind, of tuberculosis. Deceased
WAS formerly a resident of Monte
Vista, coming here for his health,
and engaged in ranching on the
river.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-04

The Sylvesters were again sue
cessful in the suit brought by the
Case Threshing Machine company
This case has been up a number of
times and was remanded for new
trial, which was held at Del Norte
last week. The defendant was rep
resented by Corlett d Corlett.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-04

W. s. Nash has purchased a new
Vulcan auto. He went to Walsen.
burg last Friday night to receive
the car and Chas. Grafton went
with him to drive it back.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-04

Mrs. j. E. Wrightsman and little
daughter of Brush, Colo, came in
Wednesday morning for a short
visit with w. G. Sanford and wife.
Mrs. Wrightsman is a niece of
Mrs. Sanford.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-04

Dean Morse and sister, Miss
Madge, drove down from South
Fork Tuesday and were the guests
of G. A. Naylor and family. Miss
Opal Naylor returned with them
Thursday morning to their home,
where she will spend the Fourth.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-04

r. G Breckenridge, accompanied
by Mrs. Breckenridge, son and two
daughters, came in from Denver
Saturday. The trips to and from
Denver were made in the family
auto and the Misses Mary and
leila Breckenridge were met there
on their return from school at
Oberlin, Ohio. They found the
roads TO be in excellent condition
and greatly enjoyed the trip.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-04

Mrs. Hildebrandt knows " no the girls
were that took her flowers from the yard
and Strawberries from the water box Sat
urday night. They were welcome to the
Strawberries il they have not had all
they wanted this season, but she was
real sorry about the flowers, az she had
promised them for funeral next day
and they we're the prettiest ones she
had. We always considered that bad
enough for rowdy boys, and it is GER
tainly worse for girls who consider them
selves young ladies'.
MRS VIM. HILDEBRANDT.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. McInturf of Prince
ton, ILL.,, spent Wednesday in
Monte Vista, guests of Fred Cam
eron and wife. They have been
around the circle and intended
making a stay at this place, but
were Unexpectedly called home by
a wire announcing sickness there.
Yazoo City herald., 1914-10-23
d in I'D deed. Of trust. VIA. oil

ed in said deed. Of trust, will, on
Friday, the 18th day Of Nov, AID, 1911
in front Of the court house south door
in said Yazoo County, Mississippi, Of
fer for sale and SELL to the highest
bidder for cash, within legal hours,
the following described property, sit
uated in Yazoo City, in the county Of
Yazoo, and State Of Mississippi to
wit:
Commencing at a point 217 l-3 feet
east Of the intersection Of the South
boundary Of Fillmore Street and the
East boundary Of East Street, 5 -
degrees West $50 feet thence East rs
feet, thence North q 1-2 degrees East
$50 feet s}.ence West 75 feet TO place
Of beginning, being a part Of lot 46l;
also described as lot 9 Of the sub
division Of lot 554 according 20 man
Of Yazoo City made in 1905 by J w.
Mercer
This sale is to be made IN accord
ance wigh said deed Of trust, the pro-
cseds thereof to be employed as there
in required
j. i. BARBOUR Trustee.
Yazoo City herald., 1914-10-23

This IS good chance for TIE schools
TO got the children Interested IN com-
po t.0a work Miss C-lie Smith o.
far through the national cotton
fashion SHOW prizes il gold to the
three American children under fifteen
years Of age who would write the
best 800-word essay on "The Cotton
Plant and It's Uses"
This IS an opportunity for some Of
our school children to earn a prize
and show to the world the amount Of
talent which is among cur children.
This offer is to the county as much as
to the city school children, and the
Herald would be glad to see it won by
one of our Yazoo children. In fact,
we would be glad enough to supple
ment the prize with a years subscrip-
ton to the Herald.
Yazoo City herald., 1914-10-23
Yazoo County TO Have Cotton e.

Yaz00 County to Have a Cotton Ez-
hibit at the State Fair
Mr.. K. H. Douthat, Secretary Of the
Commercial Club, and Mr.. w. R..
Ritch, local agent Of the Government
farm demonstration work, have been
working overtime 10 rot up an ex-
hibit for the fair, which win be held
in Jackson next week. This will be
one Of the very best cotton exhibits
ever gotten up from this county, and
70 Messrs. Douthat and Ritch the pco-
pIo are very much indebted
for their untiring energy, so
That the people can see what
70 wonderful county we are
living in and how vast are her
sources.
This exhibit vii be brough back
TO Yazoo City and Be on exhibition
3grag the Cattle Show and T4ir
which wil be held in this city on
Eov 5ts and 9th On saa1aag, Nov
9TH Che exhibit viii be shown 20 the
colored people exclusively
Every ote who can is urged to como
and see whaE possibilities are i'm their
grasp if only they would take adyaa-
tage OF what + before them in q, no.
Yazoo City herald., 1914-10-23
ELECTION NOTICE.

The following named persons are
hereby appointed to hold the regular
election at the various precincts in va
zoo County on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1914;
Phoenix--A. S. Henry, manager d r.
O.; Roland Hamberlin, c. H. Selby,
managers; Cecil Hart, J. A. Dwiggins'
Jr., clerks; w. H. Hamberlin, bailiiF.
Mechanicsburg-J. R. Williams,
manager & R. O.; S. Y. Oldham, A B.
Newman, managers; B. Q. Sadler,
Charles Walker clerks; S. J. Tindall,
bailiff.
BentOnia--M. 7. Dalton, manager &
r. o.; w. A. Cannon, C. NJ Mansfield,
managers; T. X. Kirk, Gilruth Cox,
clerks; E. S. Bell, bailif
Doyer-C. 3. Bradshaw, manager &
R. O.; W. G. Birkhead, H. C. McMas-
ter, managers; Geo Bradshaw, j. J.
Meagher, clerks; VIM. Riley ST.
balllir
Enoia--R. 1. johnson, llI.,iias e y
K o., 4. I. DAVIS, " y, -7Le@7l',Isi
managers; F. w. fi9s.'l, =, " \ 'Oi7'''
clerks; j. a. NeWeu, Dallln'
FasEfleN---9. p llet1, n'a'''s = =
K. "; y 2. -Ai.eo' p no''sl' rli'''i'
gers; Lacey CLiio-ess' s..O' D. ii-'' I
eli, eleINs; ~ llsLli' ua'iiil'
bentoll---o. ~ perry H'aN@sei g ~
VI :. y 1ul'n, Z, ! le-'yzs .llsi'a
gers; y. y b4-A'-l' =. T. bsi-
clerks; = p. vaughn Osillil
Deasoi'E vile T. FeppeE mani
ger d H. W; D. J. 4lce'laF' =. y Nus
selb managers +. 4 -lewe''' Z. +
Frestiey' clefNs' " y lei'0el7oi'
Yazoo City herald., 1914-10-23
Yazoo a Magnet for visitors.

Saturday evening an auto bearing
the marks Of much travel arrived IN
our city The occupants were Mr. aud
Mrs. G. L. Bolen, Of Omaha, Nebras-
sa, who left their native heath on
prospecting tour September %, 1914.
During this travel through many see
tions Of this wonderful country they
were not ais pleased with any place MS
they have been with our beautiful city
and the surrounding country Mr..
Bo,en is ah experienced stock and
cattle man and he and BIS wife will
spend the winter lere To- look be Geld
over before thoy makc uu then minds
Yazoo City herald., 1914-10-23

r. o.; I. A. Carey, F. H. Davis, man
ayers; w. T. Clark, clerks; D. B. Cox,
bailif.
Yazoo City. W. Powell, manager
& R. o.; F. L. Dolton, H. v Watercr
managers; A. Mazyck, Mouton Muir
ply, clerks; J. j. Muse, bailif,
Harttovn-W. R. Bridgeforth, man
ger & R. O.; J. F. Meeks, D. w.
Hart, managers; F. H. Davis, A. Pep
per, clerks; 7. T. Leach, bailif.
Alidway-R. L. Fisher, manager g.
r. o.; D. H. shipp, H. S. Sway7e
managers; C. c. swsyze, Tom Shipp
clerks; j. A. Pittman, bailif.
Free Run. c. Beale, manager & r.
o.; w. G. Stricklin, G. W. Mathews
managers; R. N. Pearce, Joe Clark,
clerks; A. NJ. Vandevere, bailiff.
Eden-R. J. Coker, manager & r..
O.; r, NJ. Beale, I NJ. Shackelford.
managers; J. P. Yaneleaye, Geo. John
s5on, clerks; j. H. Strickhn, bailif.
Crumps-R. D. Hines, manager e
IN. o.; B. S. Phillips, C. C. Coleman,
managers; w. H. Phillips, ]. A. Jor-
dan, clerks; II. r. Coleman, bailiff.
Silver City, H. Reed, manager &
IT, o.; w. II. Preston, w. p. Camp
ben, manages; W. Fl, Carroll, S I.
Neal, clerks; W. H. Barnes, bailif.
aidnight-H. r. Foss, manager &
R O.; f. Y stubblefield, J w. Bass.
managers; John Hendricks, Geo. Pep
per. clerks; c. p. Hutcbens, bailif
Loui5e-GIay Russell, T. x. Luse.
managers; F L. Gordon, Z. A. Pep
per, clerks; John Purvis, bailif.
Holly Buff w. sharbrough.
manager & r. O.; A. T. Firth, II. c.
owens. meneger; e. 3. Crawford A.
w. Carroll, clerks; W. H. Downor
bailif.
Given under our hands this 5th dav
Of October, 1914.
J E. EVERETT,
W. E. RUSSELL,
J. W. LUCKETT,
10-9-St Election Commissioners.
Yazoo City herald., 1914-10-23
Ciiven under ~ - this 81 d.


Default having been made in the
payment Of an Indebtedness secured
by deed of trust, executed Dec. 80,
1911, by Marshal Dean and Meli~da
L. Dean, which deed of trust is rec
orded in the Office of the Chancery
Clerk of Yazoo County, Miss, in
Book C l, page 1872, and having been
requested by the holder Of the in
debtedness secured by said deed Of
trust, l, J. F. Barbour, trustee nam
Yazoo City herald., 1914-10-23

By virtue Of the authority vested in
me as trustee in a certain trust deed
executed by john I J. and ~ j.
saieblin to me as trustee for Che
hene6t Of Cecil Corbi15 recorded II
book b E, page 176, Of the record o}
Yazoo County, Miss Default having
been made ia the payment Of the n-
debtednass secured thereby and hag
ng been requested by tie holder os
the said indebtedness, ], y. III. Camp
bell, trustee, will, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 1lTH, 1914
ofer for sale fer ash, to the highez
bidder, within legal hours, il front
Of the Court House door in Yazoo
City, Miss. the following described
land, lying, being and situated in
Yazoo County, Miss to-wit:--
North half Of the southeast quarter
and eleven acres in w. 1-2 Of N. E. IA
All in section 27, T. 10, R. / ", less
9-1O Of an acre in the S. w. corner
Of said n. Z. IA.
Witness my hand this 19th Of Oc-
tober, 1914.
TIL. CAMPBELL, Trustee.
Yazoo City herald., 1914-10-23
W i. Warren Talented Wood
l.rrar-

W !. Warren 8 Talented Wood
Carver
ME II Warren conceived Tire idea
thaf handsome fern OF bergonia
should have q neat and attractive re-
eepGcile il which to grow and Or
uament the yard and home. Having
a little spare time he went to the
woods and cut some small limbs and
with his knife trimmed them 50 that
they would retain their natural look
and fitted them together in artistic
shapes on plain boxes, then vanished
the box, making quite an ornamental
stand for the plants, and also making
the home more attractive. Mr.. Warren
is lover Of flowers and has studied
their natures and how to get the best
results. His plants are all beautiful
and show that he is a horticulturist
Of no nlean ability.
Yazoo City herald., 1914-10-23

We are getting inquiries daily about
stock and produce. List rour stuff
with us at once, so we can reply to
these inquiries as to just what We will
have to sell.
STRICKLIN 1 THOMSON.
Yazoo City herald., 1914-10-23

If you will only Ten Five subscriptions from
now until the close Saturday Night
31st thew will ente you total of One Million and One
Hundred Thousand Votes. Get your thinking cap lave
Yazoo City herald., 1914-10-23

When in . hurry and want the best,
phone Browns.
Yazoo City herald., 1914-10-23

Married Mems Candy zee per pound
at Browns.
Yazoo City herald., 1914-10-23

you Just 10 friends and relatives from whom you
5year subscription each OF you Get busy quick
and get them and hide your voting coupons other con-
testant is obliged to know that you many votes
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-01
DEAD LIE IN GREAT HEAPS
6attlefieIds Near Marine Uttered With
Thousands Of corpses-Barrier
Made Of Bodies.

London.-The Paris correspondent
of the Times telegraphs that terrible
stories are coming into Paris of the
piles of dead and wounded which in
cumber the battlefieids along the
Marine.
The railway lines east of Paris are
crowded with heavily laden ambulance
trains. The Red Cross services are
working day and night dealing with
fresh conveys which are continually
arriving.
cat one place the Germans built q
barrier of bodies six feet high, be-
hind which they made stand against
the French advance" the correspond.
ent says. THE barrier was finally
carried after bloody struggle by q
regiment of Turcos. A horrible litter
of 10000 bodies now marks the spot
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-01
Whenever You Need General io''
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tastel'Ss
chill Tonic is equally valuable as he
General Tonic because it contains r,NF
well known tonic properties Of QUlHi;nsss
and IRON. Il acts on the Liver, I'm and
ont Malaria. Enriches the BLOOD .nn
Builds up the Whole System. ~ ''O~
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-01
,OnIv One ..BRoMo oUININE'

To get the genuine, call for full name, lao -
TIVE BROMO OUININE. Look for signatuisu. y.
e. w. GROVE. Cures Cold in One Day. ot .G.
cough and headache. and works off cold. CIV
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-01
The Inference.

'Dobbs and his wife are insepai@
Bile
(Which one is suspicious ?'-Hou''
ton Post.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-01

Genuine Chinese Lucky Coin f Ezery p SSx es
Makes novel watch charm. Prepaid for 10 cents
M q N SUPPLY CO.. Fillmore. California
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-01

This twelve-year-old Sefyian boy
fought hard in the rifle pits at Bel
grade, and proved himself a first rate
shot. He is the pet of the soldiers and
shares their hardships and perils.
>~~~-~~4~~~~-~~~~~~~o~~
British Giant Lost in Germany.
London.-The United States dirlo-
matte consular service, now has added
to its multifarious other duties that
of finding British giant who is at
large somewhere in Germany. A cir.
Gus agency which booked the Bri,on.
for a German tour last spring, in
formed Consul General Skinner it
should be easy to locate Teddy Boas,
as the giant is known perfectly Le..
cause he is rather a conspicuous
figure, being eight feet tall and having
lame left Leg :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

al5llgcben meiB. S0er man ltcQc iiM
SourOcs Dor unO fragc iih Damn,
ipcldc Suggcition Don 0en uicr g&Gns
0en cineS dr5tlihen 99artc5ilmlers
mIsNeben ioa? Cine 6eionOerc 9loae
ipielcn bic &erbrcdaA gegcn Oa5 feis
mcnoe Scben ud6rcu0 alrf Dem C5e
6ietc Scr cigentli1en @ciAlco6t9frnnf.
bcitcn mic0or GumlnIeit lulO 9(6er.
gluubcn Die meiten &rQnten in Oic
&dn0c ser &urpfui@cr trei6en. Ger
S6dOen Sen 0aS &rrpfuiGertbuut
Scr %oltsgciun0beit ulo Dem GoltS-
ucrnogeil 5ufii1t, lit 10 0roB, OaB nan
iic6 unuiafiirlid fraat porlm gcs
raOe inicrc i'm Sa6ri5iren bon Sc.
ieten oorb 10 tiihtige 3eit bier nidt
lGnQit cinen &ieNcl 0oraeido6en hat
SreiliN ac6t ais 9lrt IND gSeien bc9
me0iliniiGcn 9l6cr0laubcns berUpr
0eB nit @eiebell nibt aQciu ousYt.
fonlmru lit. 9hlfflirmg lmO 9cleG-
rlu1 1in0 c6cnio not6mcnOi0. ga
t0ht mon oui cine .swcitc llnpcritGn0.
licAfet @cru bier cine @ilorugs-
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sir 9cfdnpilulQ 0e5 &urpfui1cr.
t6umS un0 5nr 9IuiflGrmQ OcS @ol.
fes Dir St6iile niAt in cineu wcit
Gr6Bcrl AlcRe ais 6is6cr2 Suion-
Oerheit out oic &olfsidulc, oie por-
5ugsmeiic Sen ipdtcrn aln0cnfrcis
aurpfnic6crt6nus crfoBt2 Mdn
6raudt ia ricGt aleia6 ciuen 6citimm.
ten 2ebritoif ror5uiGrci6CL Gin ucllcS
llntcrrihtsiGd cinlutiiocn oa5
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0ic 9luianbcn Der moocrnen So9icgc
Gin, mohc lie nit ocn Sd5GOen 0c9
meoRilliidlcn glbcr0lau6enS nnO SEES
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lniic eS ibr Damn aaB 0ic cmOfongc.
neu 9lnrcNltnaen inn lIntcrridjt o0cr
III Der ,Sltacn0pilcgc Nt perucrthtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

Gelegenbcteu oa5u iiuoen Iicb bur
0crtiacb. Gieicu Mcg bat man aua
icbon nit Grfolg beiGritteu inoelh
eiligc Std0te beionoerc g(uifldumgs'
furic fir Scbrcr mo Sebrerinneit elll'
ridteten. SGnuoper 6eurlau6t ielne
Scbrer iogor iiir acbt Gage 81 Oielell
&ilricn Ter 9ln0rang mar i6on 0cS
interclianten Stoffes ueAcn ullBcror'
Oentli1. GroBOem miiBten Sabre
6inge6elt che ollf Oieie g3ciic ana
mir Elm erbe6licbcr I6eil ser 2e6rcr'
idlait nit Ocn cinihlGgigcl Sradcu
gcnoncr 6cfanut 0elnoht lit. or
Nliniiler piirOc Oeshal6 einen groBen
rn0 6e0cutiameu Shritt t6un msl'
er d6nlihe @inricbtullcN IN idniIl'
liAcu Sc6rer- un0 9efy Hreulenll'
noren triic. Die dr3tIiG@i Gcrell'r
miir0en naA Sen bis jept acmddlf'"
Grin6rmacu 5ll rcbesu, iibcrdll vr
rcit icin Oo5u 0ie aceigneteu Sepr.
frditc im0 2cbrnittel sur gcriii1uilS
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-22

,SR Der iogenanlltcn &olfsme0i5ir
licgcl pic uieoergofoQeueh @olfcn
mo unborgeito6cnen Splitter ser
liliblic5 ais iibcruulOcn bctrottc.
ten dlteren @crio0cn Der M}cOi5in.
Gicie &clte iin0 itorf genug, elm gan
5cs 0cer pon anrphtiAcrn 5n trogen.
lrAdltbar gcnna, bic nuiituigitcn
&ortalliln9en iicll 5u 5cugcn gcidbr-
itd aenu9 mcil iie Oie @erbretrng
gcllu0er &Ocel 6in0crn. ;}luor
meiB ole Dtitter, Oic ibrcm erf0ltetcn
Sinoe cInen 6ctrngeucn @oQitrlmipf
lnn Den Nal5 binOct nic6tS mchr
pon Dem Splicm Scr Sc6cnsfroit, ivo.
nod DC AlSoiniitngcn geilmOer
&orpcr mo gcnmOcr Slic1cr heil
fraftig oic frolfcr N3enihcn mO
tratlfer @lie0cr oagcgcn iGG0lid iein
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