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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09

r A. Elliott. state forester OF Ore
enn. aays tha, cooperative Ore patrol
associations among lumbcrmen for
the prevention OF forest hros have
proved their worth.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09

misery. All how comfortable your feet
feel. Get a a5 cent box Of "rIZ" now ae
amy drusgist or department store. Don't
suffer. Have good feet, glad feet, feet
that never swell. never hurt, never gee
tired. A ysar's foot comfort guaranteed
or money refunded.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09

Wouaan'. Hank II Five Years Old
R-era,iy the Borlin's women's
bank celebrated It's hf,h anniversary.
u is believed TO be the only bank OPP
Grated exclusively by womes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09
'T|z" FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET

Goodbye sore feet, burning fcct, swo'.
a fet, swcaty feet, smelling feet, tired
'cet.
Good bye eorns, eailouses, hunions and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09

ita appearance In tho Herald is a
voucher for It's reliability.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09

They Sc, results Herald Want Ads
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-02-09

ia ,hs c.fssH Court Of Tho stale @
otssoa. .as klamAth coant.
IasA u. usisshy. FisialIa.
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the booths. where TIE pretty things
will be sold and many a bargain can
be found; while upstairs IN the large
classroom viii be served the tea. An
extra charge Of 25 cents will be made
TO enter this tearoon, but once in
everything is free--the tea. cakes,
Chinese candies and nuts The room
will be dream OF beauty" according
to Mrs Mackenzie. the decorations
being OF the richest character, while
the Chinese girls viii be dressed In
their festive native dresses of silks
and satins.
Buffet Supper for Miss Ruth Eindley.
A pretty affair of Saturday evening
was the buffet supper at which Mrs.
Harmon Anderson entertained in hen
or CT Miss Ruth LindIey, whose en-
gaeement to Mrs Anderson's brother.
Alfred K Magoon. was announced a
few weeks ago. The table was pref
thy decorated with cut flowers and
ferns fer the occasion. The guests
included Miss Ruth Iindley. Miss
.4thel Whiting. Miss nayiscn. Miss
hdTB6 DdNtSDH. MISS sltdlHtIlut hdu-
way, Miss Thelma Lindley. Miss Carol
Low. Miss Rose Herbert, the Misses
crorristeR. Miss Lucv Brett. Miss
Henri Smith. AIR. and Mrs. J. III. Ma
gocn, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Along. Mr..
Iand Mrs. Kanussen,t Mrs Rosa. Miss
Helen Rosa. Miss Abbie Buchanan.
Cart. and Mrs. Short. Capt and Mrs.
Fecbet. Lieut. and Mrs Orvii1e N.
Tyler, Messrs Hall Charles Herbert,
} ucas. Carrol, Wheeler. Rennett,
George LindIey. Parker. Smith. Car
ter. Rosa. Allie Magoon. Eaton Ma
goon and Marmicn Magoon
- - -
A MEETING of the Mills Club.
The Mills Club viii hold a meeting
al the home OF Mrs. Frederick d. Low
rey on Thursday. November 10. and
an invitation Is cordially extended to
any member OF the club who may be
visiting in the islands
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Luncheon at the Country Club.
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XMAS FoR BELGIUM

The Christmas Cheer Committee
wish to announce that until New Year
all contributions sont TO Miss ". Cat
ton. P. o. box 81. treasurer. viii so
direct to the starving children Of Bel
GUM.
II Is hoped that many who would
otherwise spend Eioney on needless
presents among relatives and friends
will remember those Of Belgium. who
ara In such dire uted.
Cash boxes for The above fund ara
placed In the Honolulu drug stores.
Island papers please eopy.--Adv.
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Beretania Street Chinese Mission in
charge OF Mr.. and Mrs. e, Mackenzie,
70 be held tomorrow afternoon and
evening In the mission building on
Beretania street. near Smith street.
This is the first bazaar which has
ever been held by the mission and the
hundreds OF Chinese girls and women
Of this city have taken the greatest
interest In making beautiful things for
the counters, the profits of the sale OF
which will go toward extending the
work Of the mission among the girls
and boys Of Chinatown. The girls
who are taking a leading part in the
preparations are full of pride over
the way they are arranging for their
bazaar.
In the large downstairs hall will be
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s
Mrs. s. D. Barnes was hostess at
PRETTY appointed luncheon, at the,
Country Club today at which covers
were laid for I6.
Miss Alice Comet and Miss Louise
Gerard, who figured prominently in
Hono.uIu society affairs two years
ago. have been heard from I'm San
Antonio, Texas, where they are visit
ing Miss Gerard's father, Col. Gerard.
Bcfh Miss CoFnet and Miss Gerard
VISITED here is the house guests of
Miss Comets sister. HRS. F. KIamn.
ard were the inspiration Of many CT
the smartest affairs OF that year. They
planned to tour Europe with the
Ramps this year but their trip has
been indefinitely postponed on account
Of the European war .tsz,sr ~.
- - -
II is with deep regret that the many
friends of Mrs. Henry Gaillard Smart
have heard OF her serious illness in
San Francisco. Mrs. Smart. has not
been we'll since her re.nrn from Eu-
lrope after tie outbreak Of the war
when she. with so many other Amerf-
cans. came over firm the coatinept in
an oyererowded steamer. The death
Of her baby daughter also affected
her. Mrs Smart is now with her
mother. Mrs. Frederick Knight of San
Francisco. where she Is receiving
every care that can be given her.
~ - ~
Word has been received here that
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Klamp have taken a
home c1 Washington street, san
Francisco, and will remain there in
definitely, fer they plan to remain on
the mainland while their daughter Is
attending school there. The K!anps
left Honolulu intending to make an
extended tour Of Europe, hut their
trip to the oldFworId came to IN alb
rupt end as did thatifof 50 many
Americans when the war was de-
clared se:sIl 80 #.l@
!. y y 3"s aai =, sls
Many friends Of Senator Cecil
Brown were at the dock to meet him
yesterday when he returned to town
after spending some time in San Fran.
cisco, where he has been iii, He was
accemDanied by his Step daughter,
Miss Irene Dickson, who was called
TO San Francisco to be with Mr.
Brown during his .sjekless. Senator
Brown is much improy@ ds kk1dalth.S
- sE sFzsS 49,
Miss Marie BalleHfy h daughter VI
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Ballentype. who
has been taking cdufse Jas a trained
nurse in the NorthWest WAS hshome-
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-Pu. coin in your pocket for Non

"Put coin in your pocket for Mon
day
Mrs. Walter F, Dillingham;, who is IN
charge OF the cam: ign this year upon,
which are based tie hopes OF the An
ti.THheFcuiosis League next year. an.
ncunces that the ladies whuy are
marshaHng and directing the invasion
Of the Red Cross seals are only walt
ing the order to Charge.
The tuberculosis forces have estim-
ated the value Of enc dollar Of Red
Cross seal money as having s6 per
cent OF the power TO save a human
life; & dollar and "a half saves Il.
Last year $500 az the funds raised
from Red Cross snaI money. explained
Or. Sinclair at the ladies' meeting, was
given to the Leahi Home and used as,
an emergency funsl. and this theore;i
cal value was estimated from the
homes experienced with this money.
It was used exclusively to almit pa
tients to free bed when the regular
endowment CT the home was INSULT
eient to meet the demand, and as soon
as regularly endowed free Vbed be-
came vacant they were transferred to
it. Thus they were enabled to com
mence the only treatment which gave
them hope for life at the moment they
were prepared fo= it, instead of re-
naming on the waiting list often
weeks without treatment until they
were beyond hope.
In the same way $e20 was given "a
the Pa-0la Day Camp. which is the
/ only place in Honolulu where child
rem Swallowed by the great white
! coming passenger in the Matsonia.
Miss Ballentyne has been on the main
land fer three or four years and her
many friends here. win be delighted
to have her with them.
/ !. - u -
/ Mrs. Albert Ruddle, who has been
visiting her parents, Sir. and Mrs
Eben r. Low, for several weeks. ia
| leaving for .Hilo in the Matsonia to-
borrow. Curing her visit here she
mas been the compllmented guest at
a number of luncheons and dinners.
- = -
Among the homecoming passengers
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!. . . . . :, . . . :: . . = q /,
. CALLING DAYS
! FOR HONOLULU.

q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Makih.
8 Waikiki. Kapiolani
{, Park, Kaimuki, Palolo. First
{; Tuesday-Fort Ruger.
g Wednesdays Nuuanu. Puunui,
{; Pacific Heights, First and third
3; Wednesdays, above Nuuanu
{. bridge; second and fourth We'd
3, nesdays, below bridge; fourth
:; Wednesday, Pacific Heights; first
{: and third Wednesdays, Alewa
o Heights
q Thursdays-The Plains.
:; Fridays = Hotels and town,
{, fourth Friday; Fort Shafter. first
3, Friday; Manoa. College Hills,
{; first and third Friday.
:, Saturdays Kalihi. third and
6; fourth Saturdays; Kamehamcha
9: schools; last Saturday.
{. Fort shafter Calling day ey->
:. cry Friday. Ii
q Note-The telephone number
. OF the Society Editor is 279s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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1he formal opening Oh the tSOc1ai
season at the Noana Hotel last night
IN the form OK dansant was a bril-
liant success. Miss Mary Gum and
Mr.. Couxan secured an ovation by
opening the ball with an exhibition OF
the Lulufado waltz, after which the
z floor was crowded with gay dancers.
seldom has Honolulu seen such a
wonderful gown display nor has it
seen quite such social catherine at
an affair OF the kind. This was the
forerunner OF series of dansants at
the Moana, though no definite date has
been set for the next one.
- - -
Reception for President and
Mrs. e. c. Webster.
The trustees or the Kamehameha
schools, the students, the alumni and
friends of the Institution gathered In
Bishop Hall last night at reception TO
meet President and Mrs. 4. &. Web
ster, who recently arrived in Honolu-
In from New Haven. Connecticut. Mr..
Webster succeeding Mr.. Periey l..
Horne as president OF the institution.
The reception was largely attended,
many prominent local people being
among those who greeted the presi.
dent. In the receiving line we're s.
M. Damon, w. O. Smith. K. r. Bishop,
A. w. Carter and A. r. Judd. trustees
: Of kamehameha. Bishop Hall was
pr Oily decorated for the occasion,
an, music was furnished throughout
the evening by the glee clubs, Miss
johanna Wilcox singing a solo. Mr..
Webster was selected for the position
by A. f.. Judd, who left for the main
land last spring to find a man to take
Mr.. Horne's place. Governor Pink
ham was among those present.
- - -
Meeting Of the College Club.
The College Club held an interest
ing open meeting yesterday afternoon
at the University Club, at which they
entertained q large number OF guests.
The main talk Of the afternoon was
Tying Honolulu Together" by Sens.
tor Albert r. Judd. The members OF
the club were deeply interested in
the address. as Mr. Judd brought out
many interesting points in which the
ladies can help In tying Honolulu to-
gether.
Later IN the afternoon social hour
was enjoyed AMI delightful refresh.
ments served.
Members Of the club who received
during the afternoon were Mrs. Arthur
Alexander president; Mrs. w. r. Far
rington. Mrs. A. Lewis, Jr., and Mrs.
Giles H cere.
Among those at the affair we're Mrs.
FrederickiJ. Lowrey. Mrs. Albert JuddI
Miss Florence Hoffman, Mrs 3.
steere. Mrs A. e Murphy, Mrs: Mars.
ton Campbell Hrs. Berger, Miss Pearl
Sutherland, Mrs E. M. Byrd, Mrs. Wal.
lace r. Fafringtcn. Mrs. A. Lewis. Dr.
Mrs. Francis r. Lay. Mss Ehrhorn.
Mrs. Giles H. Gere. Mrs, Arthur Alex
ander. Miss Ethel cosgrove, Mrs. Erd-
man Baldwin. Miss AntLsnette Foster,
Mrs. Chandler, MIS-. William Hopper.
Mrs. Gwen, Mrs. w C. Hobby, Mrs.
Knapp. Miss Florence Lawrence and
Mrs. Spencer Bowen.
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The man who,has system for beat.
ing The races seldom has anything
else.
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PUT ACOININ POCKET FOR
MONDAY SLOGAN OF CAMPAIGNERS

plague can be cared fer. In this in.
stituticn. however, this money went
even further.
figures quoted ~ Mr.. Rath last
Monday showed that the greatest
value or the Red Cross seal Is in the
,naiatensnee Of the organization fight
ing the disease. which In many ways
was wholly independent on this form
OF revenue. This work consisted Of
seeing that as many patients as could
be reached were given the printed In
structfons for the care Of themselves
and their families. OF furthering edu-
catsonal work through the moving pic
tuTe exhibit. Of extending the district
nursing system, and in other ways
Every penny received for a Red
Cross seal Is expended so as to re-
ceiye 200 per cent OF its value.
Mrs. Dillingham; points out that the
funds from the sale go TO support a
continuing work. ard are not for trans
tent charity: that the territory each
year gains UNNECESSARILY from the
campaign. and failing II win suffer in
like measure
The flood OF other unusual demands
made upon Hawaii this year and the
sensational nature OF many OF them
nay obscure the enormous value Of
the anti.tuberculosis work The ladies
are consequently spreading the fol
lowing reminder:
Put coin In our pocket for :.
day, even IL II Is a little one, and II
may save a life in 1915 to 20 to the
Panama fair and hoost Hawaii
Dead men don't boost; be a boost
er!1
in the Matsonia were Mr. and Mrs. r.
w. Single. Mrs. Single opened
her home Immediately and last eve
ming entertained at an Informal poi
supper. prior TO the dsnsant at the
Moana hotel.
/ - - -
J Mrs ~ f. BeIlina, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Homo
lulu, returned to the coast yesterday
en- the steamer Manoa.
i IS - =
Mrs. Ray Baker Rietow left in tbs
Manoa for short visit to the main
land
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Mrs y. f. BeIlina, who has beer
visiting friends and relatives in Homo
lulu, returned to the coast yesterda,
en- the steamer Manoa.
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Mrs. Ray Baker Rietow left in th;
Manoa for a short visit to the main
land
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coming passenger in the Matsonia.
Miss Ballentyne has been On the main
land fer three or four years and her
many friends here. win be delighted
to have her with them.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-23
Craig.

The Craig skating rink Is In full
operation.
Mrs. James Redmond was taken
TO st. Joseph, a few days ago, TO have
an operation performed for append.
citis, but Is In such q weakened con.
dillon that she has never been able
TO undergo an operation. but as she
Is young, II Is quite likely she will
soon be able,
We are sorry to report the death
OF Uncle Asa Sharp, al Kansas City,
on last Saturday night. Uncle Asa
had gone there 10 have en- operation
performed for kidney trouble, butnever
had the necessary strength TO stand
an operation after he got there. lie
was one OF the old citizens and had
lived here all his life.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. Mccoy have gone
to Florida to spend the balance OF the
winter, also Mr.. and Mrs. T., j. Me-
Gown, which leads us TO inquire,
"Why any one wants to leave Old
Holt to seek q milder climatey"
Speaking OF winters We are ready TO
take otf our hat" and make our most
respectful bow TO the winter that Is
holding "the boards" at the present
writing. So long as We are entitled
TO vote We will cast II for a contin.
uance Of winters just like this.
REPORTER.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-23
Monarch.

Josh Chilcoat and wife were In
Savannah, Monday.
George Garner was In Forest City,
Monday, on business.
Mrs. Pearl Addington visited
Tuesday with Miss Orah Smith.
Grace Graham and Violet Chill.
coat visited AT Lee Hughes, Sunday.
Robert Hughes, of Fortescue,
made his usual trip Sunday in our
neighborhood.
Mrs. Frank Colhour and Mrs.
Howard Addington made a trip TO
Forbes, Monday.
James Smith and Roy Ashworth
made trip TO st. Joseph, Tuesday,
with loads OF hogs,
There will be q weeks revival
meeting at the school-house, begin
ming along about the first OF Febru-
airy, conducted by Rev. Sweet. An
nouncement will be made later.
Those who attended church at
Nodsway Sunday night were: Mrs.
James Smith, Ben, Valeds, Grace,
and Robert Hughes, Ed Graham and
Orsh Smith, and Arthur Hughes.
CLIFFORD.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-23
New Point.

Mrs. Owen Lentz went to Savan.
nah, Friday, to visit Mrs. Jonas Lentz.
The young. people gave Mabel
Grouse farewell party, Friday night.
Mrs. Fannie Kelley went TO st,
Joseph, Friday evening, returning
sunday.
william Kneale and sons, win
and Curtis, took cattle TO ST. Joseph,
Thursday.
Dan Drcher and J. C. Morris went
20 st. Joseph, Thursday, In the
Dreher car.
-Messrs. VIII and JET Springer left
for Emporia, kas,, Friday, TO visit
their sister.
Mrs. Maggie Hartman Is moving
into the place Just vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Boswell.
Mrs. Dan Dreher and two chill.
dren went TO Oregon, Friday evening,
returning Sunday.
-Mesdames Rose Patterson and
Oma Williams visited Mrs. Jonn
Hamm, Thursday.
Edna Rayhill went to Oregon,
Friday evening, TO visit her sister,
Mrs. Stella kneale.
Mary Terry came up from ST. 10.
seph, Thursday, to visit home folks
few days, returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeii Springer re-
turned Sunday, after q four days WIS.,
IL with relatives near Mound City.
Mrs. Alice Mlnton returned to
her home In Fortescue, Monday, after
. few days visit at the home OF DR..
Babcock.
The ladies OF the Aid society gave
Mrs. Chamberlain q surprise dinner,
Thursday, and quilted for her In the
afternoon.
katherine Terry Is spending a
part OF the week with her sister, Mrs,
Mabel Meyer, during butchering and
Mrs. Shunt gave the pupils In
Miss Mae Botkin's room party,
dandy time"
Mrs. Grouse and family moved to
Mound City, Monday, and Grandpa
and Grandma Boswell moved into
their new home.
-Lota Carton, Ethel Davis. Leona
Crown, E'lossie Boswell, Alma Spring.
er, Mary Kneale, Frances and Kath.
crime Terry spent the day at Shan
non Hardman's, Sunday.
The representatives OF the New
Point Telephone Company will hold
a meeting, Saturday, January "a, to
elect q "Central." Sealed bids will
be received until Saturday noon.
Several members Of the Y. =. G.
at the Grove met with the Christian
Endeavor IN New Point, Sunday
night, and very interesting meeting
was held. This Is good way to ere
ate and hold an interest In the meet
ings. NERO.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-23
Oak Grove.

Frank Stout shipped out a car Of
cattle and hogs, this week.
Rev. Felt spent the day Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Esla Banks, OF the
Oak Grove district.
--Rey, Felt spent the day Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Cooksey, OF
the Oak Grove district.
Frank Stout has eleven head OF
tine young mules. We see where he IL
In the right, for there Is good money
In good, young mules.
Misses Minnie and Goldie Stout
Ethel Farley and Hazel Womack are
progressing nicely In their studies In
the Oregon high school.
Mrs. John Fansher spent most OF
last week, visiting at the home Of her
nephew, Clint Kelley and wife, OF the
Highland neighborhood.
Several Of the young people, Of
the Oak Grove district, have been
present at the Forbes church during
the revival meeting Rev. Felt has
been holding there the past week.
MIR. McLeese, who has been living
the past few months In one Of Mr.,
Frank Stout's houses, sold load OF
his furniture last week, and Mr.. Sipes
made the delivery of the furniture
Saturday to the Wilson farm.
Rev. Felt was In the Oak Grove
neighborhood, Thursday, spending
most OF the day at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Rankin. lie also
made visit In the afternoon at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Raines. Y.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-23

cd states land records at Washington, n. e. ;
that the said patent II the last transfer OF
said claim or title 10 said real estate: that the
said Luke W. Wailhr, N dead: that certain
unkuown persons, defendants therein, derive
ar claim Ia derive u title aud claim to said
real estate, aud are NAMED aGd made dcfcn-
uIntS therein, a-thU unk tuwb hpir~. dpNiSpp~,
dunc,>, altrntcS, and Immediate. in,~nr OF
remote, voluntary or Involuntary grantees Of
Luke w. W llacc, deceased
wUEREtrDN, u II ordered by the under
signed Clprk of said Court. In vacation, that
the non resident and unknuwn defendants b,.
notified that an action has been commenced
against them by plaintiffs. In said Court, the
object and general nature Of which II to as
certain aud determine the estate. til, and
interest W the parties Dlaintin and defcn-
dant In said suit ~vNrtslly, In said real p~-
tate. and to define aud adjudge by the decree
" the Court, the estate. Ut - and Interest "
the PARTIES .plaintih aud defendant In said
suit, sevetslly therein, and that unless said
defendants te and appear In this Court At the
neNt term thereof, to h. begun and holden at
the Court house In the city Of Oregon, in IN Ia
County. on the slrd day Of February. NEXT,
plead to the petition In said cause. the same
Will BE- taken a. confessed aud Judgment will
he rendered accordingly
It's farther ordered that copy her,s,f be-
published In The UDl, County sentinel. u
newspapcr printed and published In the
county 10 Holt aud state " Missouri. and
designated by plaintiffs attorney. for four
weeks successfully, at least once n week, the
last Insertion Ia b', ~ least fifteen days he.
Tor, the hrst day ~ the said term " the said
Court -
Circuit CLERK
, - Attuc copy from the rrryri
SgNt. Witness my hand aud the seal ~
' - said Court, tn. 9Th day " Jnnu.
AIRY, igil D.. DtNHAN
Circuit Il,rk.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-23
STATE OF MissOURt.,..
COUNTY ~ iioiT.
Notice OF Sheriff's Sale in Partition

Whereas. on IN, oh dav ~ Sov.m,.,
1914 al IN, regular prt',tcr iatd ,e,,, ~ a.
Circuit Court ~ Holt County. Missouri sa1c
hrtng the tenth day 81 the regular tpc,ntser
term. Aforesaid "A deere, n, nnttttinn "a.
rendered IN the ease 81 Louis A. HANKS Ras,
Banks, Walter H. Ranks Iaur. Hasks Tva :
~, o.,,i ~ ;'ano, ,isnd,rs2n' ,,epry
in n,ainS, Maihrs U.nls sian.., ,,.sn.
Ib.ri.s W teal, All i,i..,..,, H. . ns..s.
.nG xb,,,,. ~. I'M, 49,, r ~, .",,nuS.
d,s.r,,,cd ia ,iai,,,ws n.,,,ia,, ., ~. 'ssu s
decree. w,,,. ,,uI ,,,,,,p,Ihi, ~ ,II,i.idn 80
m rtitInn in Lind xltbuu, d..,,nsIna ~.
value thereof and vIthout sr.at nr,Iudi,s a.,
the int.rps, ~ said owners nlaIp,irs and Al,
PENDANTS. herein, and ordered that said Lands
should br sold i,y the undersigned, sheriff az
Holt county Missouri according to Law W
tue highest bidder for cash In hand. and the
proceeds diyided among the parties, plain
tin. ana defendants, as found and declared
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-01-23

Of unusual Interest IL the announcement
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