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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-02

WHEREAS, Waiter iltymnurlt'p. u sIngI,
nlnn, 10y his Deed ui Trust, dated the III day
the Recorder ~ Deed, ~ holt County, Mis-
s,'uri ~ Hook ~ NJ page 81, conveyed To-
the undersigned Trustee. To- secure the pay.
n,nt ~ the mote In saIi Deed ~ Trust de-
sctihed. and ~ the inter, II thereon, the fol-
lowing drsrrlhrd real estate, situate IN Holt
County, Missouri, 10 W.T.
beginning NJ q point III rbds and 10 feet
south and u r,ds 9 feet w'si ~ the Northeast
corner ~ section Twcnty seven 90 In Town.
shlp si,,y go ~ Rang" lhiriy.risht ,5Sl
thence West pnr hundred aud MY iiiA feet
theme. North seventy. live ,;3i feet! Nirnrc
East Two hundred aud pnr t.ni feet Ia the
h"dvr 4 nee. thence routhwustcrly along
said hedge fence Ninety aud 1.iO - y feet
Ia he commencing, excepting the roadway
sold un ~ the southwest corner ~ said tract.
Also rommrnrlng ~ rcds aud 10 rect south
CORNER ~ said section Twenty seven go.
whri, point j. the Southeast corner " the
Tract hrrc,ofoir sold ny snld r,snlor To said
srant'r, thence south 90 Wet u feet,
!hcncc Norih ;:it= West i.Ns, feet thence
East To the bcglnhlns
Als0 beginning 3nt.= West aud unc rod ~
links south ~ point iip rods ~ links south
aud j. r1ds Wrs, ~ The Northeast corner OF
go Range 1hiHy.rlght ~ thence North
~ West ! rods ~ links thence North a5s
Nest rnds ~ links thence North @>9
West IL the Northwest corner uf tract
dcrd"d To- graninr> her IN ~ shown by deed
m i,ruth ~ hhh ~ M phg" ~! th.nr.
N'ihlN IVA west - f'tt tl'uft ~ n south
east direction tuH point south M West 100
feet from beginning thence Nurth'btl= last
l'ti feet To h"gihnlngi aud
WHEREAS, Default has been made In the
Payment ~ the Interest IN said note. accord.
Ing ii The true tenor, date ANA effect thereof
ana
WHEREAS, II was provided In and by the
terms ~ said Deed ~ Trust that should the
hfst party fail ar rpfus. Ia pay the said In
i"rrst or any part thereof when the same or
any part thereof should bcrome due ANA
payable, according tn the true tenor. date
ana effect ~ said note, then the whole ~ said
note slnuld bernmc due aud payable, ana
WHEREAS, The owner Of said note has
elected To declare the whole Of said mote due
nnj payable ON account ~ the default In III.
payment ~ the interest thereon, and has ~.
,Iucsted me To execute the power vested In
me by said DE, d ~ Trust. to sell said rea,
state and out ~ the proceeds OF said sale
pay the Indebtedness secured thereby,
SOW THEREFORE,, In compliance with
said request, and under the power vested In
me by said Deed ~ Trust, wilton
Monday, the I'd Day Of August. lel6,
ut the Court House door In the City of,Ore.
eon, Holt County, Missouri, sell said real
estate. ~ public vrndue. to the highest bid
'N'' " FRANK PETREE.
Trustee.
FRS, publication, July . 1915.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-02

Jesse Kahn, Of BIgelow, was here
on business, Wednesday.
Mrs. II. +. Kreek visited In ST,
Joseph with relatives for . couple OF
days, this week.
Mrs. Dick Hahn and daughter,
Mrs, VIM. Stewart, were visiting with,
Mrs. J. J. Msrcum, In Forbes, last
week.
The T. G. Frye and Sons grocery
store and the front Of Jonas Wstson's
restaurant, have been repsLnted, Ed.
Carroll doing the work.
Mrs. william MArkt, who, has
been on the sick list for several days,
and while fer from being we'll, IL now
improving, we are glad TO learn. -.
The eighteeu,ysar old son ;. OF
James Clark, died at his home In the
Highland school district, Wednesday
morning OF this week, June 30, 1916,
and the remains we're laid away, In
the Highland Cemetery, Julyl,3 90
Miss Zelda Wsggonsr, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waggonsr, of
Verdon, Neb,, was married 10, Henry
Nedrow, Of 'verdon,' last Saturday,
June 20, TREY we're here . few days
to visit their uncle, VIM. Stewart. -.
George L. Penny, of Forest City,
is making preparations for his de.
partufe' to Livingston, Montana,
where he will spend his vacation,
fishing aud hunting. He will return
about September first. The only
thing we regret Is that we cannot be
with George.
Miss Eleanor Kunkel returned
home from Anadsrko, Oklahoma, on
last Saturday, after having . most
delightful visit with relatives and
old friends. In fact, she reports the
best time she ever had anywhere.
On her way home she enjoyed short
stay with Miss Helen Mcfarland, OF
Parkvllle, Mo.
Thomas Eccles, who has been en-.
gagged In the Ice business, at Forest
City, this season, died at his home In
that city, Monday last, June %, 1915,
after . lingering Illness Of long dura-
tion, from consumption. He was
about 40 years old, and leaves wife,
but we did not learn whether there
were any children or not. The re-
mains were taken to Efiingham, Kan.
sas, his old home, for burial, Tuesday
evening, June 20, on the 5:35 B. b NJ.
train. We hope to be supplied with
IN obituary for our next Issue.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-02
Order OF Publication and Notice
to Heirs.

STATE on MISSOURI,
In the Probate Court Tor III, County of Holt,
June Adjourned session ~ tho NAV Term, '
June -, inij.
~ the Matter Of the Estate
~ Robert &. BENTON, Deceased
Earl H. ntun, administrator ~ Robert e..
Nriton. deceased, presents to the Court III.
petition praying Tor an order Tor the sale ~ NJ
much " De real estate ~ said decreased ~
viii satisfy the remaining debts due by said
estate aud vet unpaid Tor want NJ Sufficient
assets, accompanied by the accounts lists
and Inventories required hy Law IN such rhs.
un examination whereof. tits ordered that all
persons inirrrs'"d IN III, estate ~ said de.
ceased hc ~ Tilted that application ~ nfrtc-
shid has lrrn made, aud that unless the com
Tray hr shown on ~ h,furC the nrsi day ~
tie neat term ~ this Court, tn be- held un The
Second Monday Of August Next.
40 order will h. made fnf the sale ~ the
whole " ~ much ~ thu rial estate " said
Il, rras'd ~ Will lW sufficient fur the payment
~ said dvht> aud u I, furthur ordered that u
copy ~ this notice bV served utttu each aud
Hl ~ the heirs uf said IL ceased whn ar. test.
u' uts - Holt county. Missouri aud that thi,
notice h" published M The Holt county sen.
llu'l. newspaper published 10 Holt County,
Missouri, fut fuUr weeks hrfntr the uyNt term
.Ut this court
\ trur rupy fruu the rp,'utI
NituUs> nv hama aud tie seal ~ the ptu.
, - tate iuutt ~ lluli county Nilsson.
seal. vi, this Isl dny ~ June ISIS.
-,-i nAl,RN VI. ~ NUNN,
Probate Judge,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-02
H0USECleANlNG HINT.
How the Modern Housewife Has Rsvo.
Iutionixed Her Methods.

Modern methods have mt last rcvo.
lutiOni1cd Understanding As quickly
rs closets are cleaned and blankets
Numbered the vacuum cleaner wagon
drives up IT, the door. the dust aud air
hose are rushed through convenient
windows, aud the fray l. un.
Every sIcck Of dust Il literally suck
al FROM the house Al upholstery Ia
the last button receives attention
brnrcrics. curtains. rugs aud mat
trrsscs are gone over. and pillows after
brlng cleaned seem double their usual
Size Hni are rs light nnd nuiry ns when
they were new.
This whlrlwind cleaning takes hut n
few hours aud IL conducted 10y coinpc.
tent men. whose business II Is. They
rapidly dclncl aud attach the various
h"sc nnzzlcs for different branches Of
the work. while this II going on win.
d"ws nrc being washed. brnsscs polish.
al, hric.abrac Il being cleaned. floor
polished. and M fast M n room Is I'm.
i>hcl It Is set to rights. In n wonder.
fully short time II Is all over nnd at u
surprisingly small cost
I,y dinner time everything has rs.
suncd It's normal appearance minus
the pile Of dust aud dirt the men have
carried away In their wagon And the
man ~ the house has not only escaped
Nil discomfort, hut In most eases does
not realize that anything has happened
during his absence our grnndmot hers
might look with suspicion on this kim,
Of houscclcanlng. doubling Its thor,
oughncss, but We know TINT from
every point ~ View II II far more
thorough and sanitary than their more
lnborious methods.
One secret " this present day house.
cleaning IL tho general use 81 rugs IN
place ~ the old fashioned heavy ear
pets aud tho daily use ~ modern clean
Ing appliances, These spectral wal
brushes, stair brushes, duSiicSs busters
that polish rs they 90, duSr'csS mops
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-02
Sunday Night Service at the Air.
dome,

Beginning next Sunday night union
services will be conducted In the Air.
dome every Sunday night through the
summer by the Minister'S Alliance
Mrs. u. b. Winter, Of st. Joseph, .
. noted suilrAgette and temperance
worker will speak next Sunday. Let
oil our people come out and help make
these services a success and a benefit
TO the town. In case OF rain the SER.
vices will be held In the Presbyterian
church. SECRETARY,
Minister'S A lliance.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-02
losing his eyesight, for aside from the

losing his eyesight, for aside from the
fact that blindness is a terrible blow
to any one, 1t will be especially so
with MIR. Dobyns, for II any man
needs good eyesight, a newspaper man
surely does. Hut the deacon" takes
his aflliction with characteristic
bravery, and will continue to get out
his fine editorials as he has for the
past many years.
IrEMiZER
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-02
HOW THE HOUSEWIFE MAY
SAVE ON HER GAS BILL.

The average housewife spends
four times the amount of gus for
cooking u meal than Is ncccs.
sary and at the same time posi-.
lively Injuries food values aud
quality Of the article she IL cook.
Ing. To get the greatest amount
Of heat units from u gas range
the lame should not lie turned
any higher than will give per.
feet blue fame. When the flame
becomes a ycllowish red you nre
wasting gas and getting a heat
that not only smokes and
smudgcs your kitchen utensils,
but decreases their longevity to
onc.half.
The flame should I've about one
half inch Of clenr blue. and after
the article you are cooking has
come 10 boiling point reduce II
10 point that will Just keep II
boiling. This IL equally true In
the oven. Invariably the gas Is
turned too high for baking aud
the bread or cake Is burned. This
nlso means waste ~ gas and n
constant anxiety about the oven.
) which would not bc necessary II
gas were used NJ n lower tenn.
) pcratnrc.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-02
Order OF Publication.
STATE OF MIssorRI,y-

STATE OF MISs9rRI
In the Probate Court for the County Of Holt,
May Term, 1913.
H. thu Matter ~ the Esinirnf
". Thompson Collins Dee, ascd
q. ". ,ummins, Public Administrator in
charge ~ the estate ~ VI Thompson collins,
deceased presents to the Court his petition
praying Tor an order Tor the sale ~ ~ much
W the real estate ~ said deceased a. will nav
ana satisfy the remaining debts due by said
estate aud vet unpaid Tor want ~ sufficient
assets. accompanied by the accounts lists
aud inventories required Ivy law IN such
case, on examination whereof II IL ordered by
thr Court that all persons " tpfpstpd In the
estate W said deceased he notified that appli-
cation. a. Aforesaid, ta> been made. and that
unless the contrary he shown on ur before the
hrst day 81 the next term ~ this Court, to lie
held On the
Second Monday Of August Next,
AN order will hr made Tor the sale ~ the
whole ur 81 much uf the real estate OF said
deceased rs vii be- sufficient for the payment
" said debts II II further found that there
are no heirs or deyisecS of said decreased who
are residents ~ Holt County Missouri
II u therefore ordered that this notice be
punished IN some newspaper In this state for
four weeks before the ncNf term VI this Court.
, - hand and the seal " the said Court
Seal. this nth day ~ May. IpiS
- HARRY " DUNCAN,
.iudg. and cS.oairio CLERK of thr Proba,,
Court ~ Holt County, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-02
How to Make Flsxsssd Lemonade.

Wash one ounce OF fiaxseed and
place In a saucepan with one quart Of
water and the peel from three lemons.
Boil slowly for one hour. Strain and
add two cupfuls Of boiling water and
sugar to taste and the lemon Juice.
This u nne for cold II taken hot.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-02
How TO Use eurlsp Upon Your Walls
. rs ArtjstjcaiIy,

One advantage Of a good buriap II
That II can stay on the wall for years
before painted new color when one
desires. In house where walls are
uneven or cracked this Is an admirable
treatment. as Its rOughness hides the
defect. Where hall Is dingy II can
be frcshened by two coats OF" water
color wash. '" " ..
A favorite paper for dining room or
library where there Is high wainscot.
ting or plate rnil two-thirds up the wall
h'n scenic frieze put on the upper third.
Wonderful color effects are shown In
these papers, which are cool northern
landscapes and again tropical scenes,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-02
Property For Sale

consisting Of one corner lot In incest
part OF town, six.room house, two good
cisterns with pumps, brick arch cave,
all kinds Of fruit. For particulars,
inquire OF RoBERT SMALLwOOD,
Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-02
Administrators Notice.

Notice IN hereby given, That Letlere OF
Administration on the Estate OF Robert q.
ReatOn. deceased, were granted u the mn
dersigncd on the list day of Jung, 1913, by the
Probate Court Of Holt County Missstirf. All
persons having claims against said Estate
are required TO exhibit them for allowance
20 the Administrator within six p,pnths vfter
the date Of said Letters, or they may be
precluded fr, N any benefit " snld Estate /
aud II such claims by NOT exhibtyed, sitjLD
one year from the date Of the iast Insertion
Of the ublication Of this aotice, they, shalt
lie forever barred.
Administrator.
First publication, June n, 1918
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-02
How to Prevent Food From Searching

How to Prevent Food From Searching
II your vegetables or preserves
scorch while cooking. advises cook, re-
move the vessel instantly from the
range and set 1t In pan Of cold water.
letting 1t remain there for ten or az
teen minutes. At the end Of that time
You will find that the scorched taste
has all vanished from the food.
When cooking cabbage. turnips or
onions boil at the same time some vine
gar with few spices. This will destroy
all vegetable odor.
When boiling ham leave It In the
water In which It has been boiled until
It 10 quite cold. This will make II
Juicy and tender. 'r-
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-07-02
"MONEY"..

The mint makes II and under the terms of the
CONTINENTAL MORTGAGE COMPANY
you can secure II n Q per cent for suy legal
purpose on approved real estate. Terms easy.
tell US your wants and We will cooperate
" PETTY ACCOMPANY.
1910 Lyttoa Bldg. Chlcaoo, llls.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-10-15
CHS EVEN
By HAROLD CARTER.

Mother, we can't let Hilda go.
She understands fathers very decided
tastes in cooking, and it would take
months to train another girl"
but it's natural that she should
want to get married, Lucille" protest.
ed Mrs. Hampton weakly.
1T may be natural, but were going
to keep her. said Lucille, tossing her
pretty head.
But put yourself in her place, my
dear" answered her mother. Sup
pose you were prevented from marry
ing John. Wouldn't you feel badly ?
And wouldn't you give up any posi-
ton, if you had to work, to marry
him."
That's quite a different matter, 4"
answered Lucille. "Hilda is a Swede
and Swedes have no feelings. And
she's a servant, and we can't expect
that sort of people to feel like us.
Hilda is very happy as an independ-
ent single woman, and that %grocer's
clerk would probably sQuander her
savings and perhaps ill-treat her. I'm
going to stop the affair"
Mrs. Hampton, mildly curious, found
her questions rebuffed with all her
daughters energy; and, being primar-
lily a p%eaceloving person, she subsid-
ed and hoped that nothing more would
be heard about the matter.
However, events moved quickly.
The next day Hllda was in tears, and
she shifted In a very audible manner
as she waited at table. Lucille looked
particularly gleeful.
i've fixed IT," she announced.
"Lucilel" protested her patient
mother.
"0h, nothing much about that. When
l was In the store today / remarked
casually that / hoped Hilda had got
her divorce In Sweden before coming
to this country, because she was nirt-
ing 4 good deal with the young men
who delivered goods ct the house.
That was all. And did you notice that
a different clerk delivered the gro
ceries this morning2 Hilda viii soon
get over her feeling, and well keep
her"
Lucille, am ashamed OF you'll"
can right, I'll take the responsible
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Notice Of Hearing.

A public hearing will be held
by the Board of Engineers for
Rivers and Harbors at 10 a. m.
on Tuesday, October 10, 1916, at
the Assembly Room Of the Com
mercial Club, 9Th and Central
streets, Kansas City, Mo-, for
the consideration of the question
of modifying or abandoning the
project for the Improvement Of
the Missouri River from Kansas
City to the mouth.
All interested parties are in
.vited to be present and express
their views.
While oral statements will be
given due consideration, It is
desirable that all important facts
and statistics should be sub
mitted in writing, in order that
they may form a part Of the
permanent records Of the Board.
HERBERT DEAKYNE.
Lieut.. Col, Corps Of Engineers.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-10-15
WENT AFTER THE WHALES
Fishing Party Unable to Resist the
Presence Of the Monsters Of
the Deep.

MAJ. Gen. Arthur Murray, comman-
der OF the western department, With
headQuarters at San Francisco; Lieut..
Col. ". G. Davis and Mrs. Davis, Capt.
J. b. Murphy, aid to General Murray;
Capt G. n. Condor. Capt and Mrs.
J. G. Kay, Capt, and Mrs. John H.
Page, Judge Morris o'Connell, Ward
Preston, sonin-law OF General Murray,
and Miss Caroline Raymond, daughter
Of Maj \. R, Raymond, have enjoyed
their nrat whale hunt.
Tho entire party, 90 the guests Of
Colonel And Mri. Davis. anhaFked
aboard the army tug Lieut.. George
Harris at San Diego, Cal, at $50
O'clock The other moFnin0, bent on en-
ioyinE Q days albacorO nHhinE. All
went wen until about ten .. N. when
. school Of whales, variohsly estl-
mated a from 100 to 100000 IA num-
bars, hove in sight % the dtaPboard
quarter Of Tho tug. All thoughts OF
al6ecore we're forgotten during the ex-
element and plans were formulated
70 catch one Of the mammslH and tow
Il 70 porL
Captain Murphy grabbed the game,
however, BY showing his aSh role
down tho mouth Of 3 Vildeyed whale
while the latter was calmly surveying
the nshing party. About the same
time three Of the mammals became
entangled IN the tugs propeller and,
fearing further casualties, Colonel Da.
via ordered the tug to return to port,
The net result Of the days sport was
two albacore, one g~auntlOoking bass,
two kippered herring and a lost fish
pole and line.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-10-15

The signal corps OF the United
States army has what is probably the
most powerful portable wireless telog.
raphy OUTFIT Of its kind. The appara-
tus Is mounted on q motor car chassis
and can be set up complete and in op-
Grating condition IN ~ short d time as
~ minutes.
Under favorable conditions, the ap-
pAratus has a sending radius OF up to
600 miles. Messages from points $500
miles distant have been received. The
generator which furnishes the current
q driven BY tho same motor that pro.
po.a the vehicle.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-10-15

ity-tOr fathers sake" said the girl
brusquely.
The experiment certainly seemed
TO have been successful. Gradually
Hilda's disconSolGte face gre briFht
again. Il was noticed, too, that she
seemed 70 distribute her favor i'm
partially upon the different trades
none assistants. Where 20 many
shared Il, there seemed no likelihood
Of her fixing upon one IN particular.
Al for Jones, the clerk who had
m~onopclised her, Ne had left his en-
ploysF'p services, KAtz. the grocer,
said that be was going into business
for himself. Lucille did not care par.
ticularly what happened 70 him, 20
long "a there MAS no danger Of his
detecting the fraud that had been
played.
John Martin and she we're 10 be
married IN four months time. They
were very fond Of each other In a
sensible way. Every Saturday night
John called, and every Wednesday
night he took her 70 the theater. II
was An ideal engagement from a
monetary point OF visw, for John was
earning $500 q month ss secretary to
? prominent publisher. and had Eve
thousand in the bank besides.
About three weeks after Lucille's
successful vancouver the girl waited
in vain on Wednesday evening for
John to appear. eAs was az much
amazed as disappointed. It was the
first timo since their engagement that
his regularity had failed. and the
absence OF q telephone call Induced
In her lrst anger, then alarm.
John is III. motherl" she ex.
claimed, when at last all hope OF his
appearance that night had been dis
carded. Or else he has met with an
accident on the way"
"Oh, no, my dear" said Mrs. Hamp-
ton, mo doubt he vas detained at
the once on BUSINESS
But no ought 70 have called me ID.
shall call him up and let him know
what think Of his behavior" cried
Lucille angrily,
She few to the telephone and called
up Johns address at bis apartment
house.
Mr.. Martin said that II ANYBODY
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-10-15

Rheumatism Remedy.

The makers are so sure of its
value that they print the full
formula on the label; they could
not afford to do this if they
were doubtful.
Come in and ask us about this
look at the formula yourself.
We firmly believe that this rem
edy viii give relief wherever
relief is possible, and that means
the vast majority of cases.
Those who try one bottle al
most invariably come back for
more, and that is the best sign
of its value that you could ask
for. The prices are so cents and
$1.00.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-10-15
A New Disinfectant.

AS a result of experiments
conducted at the Hygienic Lab
oratory of the United States
Public Health Service it is an
nounced that a new disinfectant,
possessing qualities superior to
ordinary disinfectants, has re-
Gently been discovered. The an
nouncement is particularly inn
portant at this time, coming as
it does in the face of the short
age in coal tar derivatives which
has resulted from the European
conflict.
The new preparation is de-
rived from pine oil, a by-product
in the manufacture Of turpen-
tine. 1t is easily prepared BY
mixing certain proportions Of
the oil with rosin and sodium
~hydroxide solution, the finished
product being a reddish-brown
liquid, rather thick and oily in
appearance but free from tur-
bidity. With water it makes a
perfectly white emulsion, much
resembling milk. It has q
pleasing odor, no Objectionable
taste, and attacks neither ia
brics nor metals. It possesses
over four times the disinfecant
properties Of carbolic acid and is
altogether nontoxic, so that it
may safely be used as a throat
spray or mouth wash in solu-
tons Of the ordinary strength.
The cost of the preparation is
remarkably low as it can be
manufactured for less than fftv
cents a gallon, solely from pro
ducts which are produced in
this country.
Many of the disinfectants now
on the market are neither eff
Gent nor economical, it having
been demonstrated that
number of the most expensive
and widely advertised are ex-
tremely weak in disinfectino
power, so much so that their
strength is Understandable bv
ordinary methods. The sale Of
compounds of this nature con-
stitutes a fraud. A second class
OF proprietary preparations :
OF guaranteed strength, thus
putting a legal responsibility
upon the manufacturer, but the
cost Of these per unit Of diqin-
Ifecting power is frequently <
cessive. The householder Is
therefore often at a loss to Sc
lect 2 disinfectant which is ef-
ficient, economical and Of con-
slant strength and it is believed
that this new compound, which
Is to be known as "~Iygienic
Laboratory Pine-Oil Disinfecf-
ont, VIII become one Of the most
useful preparations Of that char
acter.