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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-02
STOCKS HIGHER;
MARKET BROAD
Upward Trend Is Based
Largely on Legislation
at Washington.
NOTE-Quotations reflect closing Drices
Friday. March 2

New York. Aferch The trend OF to-
days broad market with extreme gains OF
Two 20 seven points. was Largely based on
the course Of emergency legislation at wash
inEton-
Speculative stocks were in demand At the
opening Of the market today with many *
sues one TO two points over yesterdays final
quotations. There was a disposition 10
throw off recent depression and inertia, es-
pecially in shippings. leading industrials,
metals and prominent specialties. SubstaH-
tiaI advances Of the first hour included Two
points for Marine preferred. Il for Atlantic,
Gulf and West Indies. one each for T. :.
Steel, CrucibIe Steel ana Bethlehem Steel
issues and one 10 two points for United
states Rubber. Industrial Alcohol. Central
Leather and Utah Copper. Rails Jagged be-
hind the general list
Most early gains were extended during
the first hour. Bethlehem Steel shares. as
well as rights" scoring material recov-
cries from recent declines on the statement
that inside interests intend TO avail their
selves fully Of the privilege Of subscribing
TO new stock
Coppers also made additional gains with
Alcohol. oils. motors. sugars and Pittsburs
Coal. Rails continued 10 fan behind, with
relative heaviness in Union Pacific and St
Paul Trading came TO a standstill in the
second hour. but prices were well main
tained. IN the bond list fresh irregularities
were created ~ further declines il inter
national issues
sales Appropriated Geo shares.
The closing was strong
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-02
MEXICAN GIRL, TYPHUS CASE,
is ISOLATED IN HOSPITAL

4 new case Of typhus was discovered
when Isabel EspinOsa. a Mexican girl
about - years Of age, wac brought to
the county hospital isolation ward
Friday froa a house on Fifth street.
between Florence and Cclloa. The
woman is reported to have returned
from visit TO chihuahua 16 days ago
This is only the second case OF typhus
within a month to be found
Dr. J. ". Tappau. city health officer.
said Friday AT noon There is no
5ocus for typhus in Fl Paso now. The
cleanup OF all districts where disease
night be spread is going on all the
time. every house also being disinfected
there sick persons are found
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-02
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grains. Close
Whest-May. SlS4& July. Sl-56l
Corn-MSy. sL95l Z; July, sLt5is
C2ts-1iay. IS &C; july. 557sc-
Chicago rovisions, Close
Pork-8lay. SS2-47s July, SS1-15-
L.ard-May. SlS62; July, $3.50
Ribs-Nav. sI7.s2: Julv- SIZE.
Kansas City Produce. Close
Kansas City. No. March e--I3atter-
Creamery 42c: firsts. 4ec; seconds, s6e'
packing. 25c-
Eggs-Firsts 2Sc-
Poultry-Hens. lS5ze; -oosters. I5c- tur-
keys, 25c-
kansas City Grains, Close.
Kansas City. No, March 2.-Wheat-No-
hard, sIs0RLs5; No. }. sLss 9Lss; Ne
red. SLS0G 1.9f; May, sI-szSs; July. S1.52
Cora@No. mixed sIaio1: 40. white.
S1qLe05z: No. yellow. si-o1 l-o1iz; May,
S1-021z: July Slo-1s-
oats-No. : white. sOG se1=e. No. mixed,
5s65sc-
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago. III. March 2--Butter. 50 q 40c,
Eggs-Narket lower. Receipts. $3.50 cases.
Firsts, 2Si7c; ordinary firsts. IS &c ~
mark, cases included. - a 2Sc.
Potatoes-MaTset lower Receipts. e cars.
Wisconsin and Michigan white. $50 z 49,
oregon. IDAHO, Washington and Colorado.
81 so q 2-eb.
Poultry market unchanged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-02
MAY WIN SAN
ANTONIO 8 HELP
Boosters for 1918 Cowmen's
Convention Hope Alamo
City VIII Give WAY.

That Fl HaSo VIII send strong del
egation 10 the annual convention OF
the Texas Cattle Raisers' association
to be held at Fort Worth. March l.
to l.. is now assured The delega-
ZION is prepared 10 put UP a stiff fight
for Il Paso as the place for holding
the 1918 convention. and has every hope
Of success.
The special train which the boosters
VIII take VIII be composed of four
standard Pullmans. a tourist sleeper
for the band, dining, observation and
baggage cars ii will leave II Paso
sunday morning, March H., and arrive
III Fort Worth Monday a noon, Marcn
i. George II. Clements, secretary OF
The chamber OF commerce VIII leave
Fl PasO for Fort Worth March 9, and
establish the FL PasO headquarters al
The Westbrook hotel.
III Paso Logical Place For I91S-
Iii Paso has excellent grounds Tor
believing that this is the logical place
IN which to hold the next years meet
ing" said Mr. Clements Friday. The
Texas association has not held con-
va siOn here since 1913 The 1919
convention was held At Fort Worth
the 1915 gathering at san Antonio,
The 1916 at Houston. and this years
at Fort Worth again
san Antonio VIII make an effort 10
secure the 1918 gathering. but Il IS
RellekEn mat III view o. LAAN ld@N IAlHN
the 1915 convention was held mere
she will give way to FL Paso-
Train Goes Via San Antonio.
AZ q meeting held Friday morning
il was decided that the special party
would travel over the Southern Pacific
system as far as San Antonio, where
a stop of several hours VIII be made
The time viii be spent in making
Darade of the streets of the city and
1roba Div to Fort Sam Houston. It is
possible that the special cars OF the
san Antonio delegation TO the forF
Worth convention viii be attached 10
the EI Paso special for the run to the
convention city
Concerts at Every Stop.
It is the present intention OF the
committee having the trip in charge
10 give ten minute concerts at every
stop made so long as daylight lasts.
both on the run from FL Paso to san
Antonio and from the latter CITY 20
Tr1rt Worth One OF the best bands N
n Paso will be taken on the trip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-02

sand. It was utterly impossible for
any one 20 have got 80 miles an hour
mileage out Of this car l never re-
member having ridden in a car that
was making 80 miles an hour. never
remember having driven a car at %
miles an hour but once If speed cops
are a necessity, can't We have men who
have honor for the truth and who
do not force lengthy conversations
upon women upon The street but treat
them IN q business like way the same
as they would q man under the same
circumstances
Mrs II. D. johnson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-02
BURGLARS ROB HOMES OF
R. ". STULER AND z. D. RAkNUM

The home OF P ". Stuler. 427 Non
tans street was entered by burglars
Thursday night and clothing and
tewelry taken.
Other thefts reported to the police
Thursday night and Saturday morning
were From the home Of Roy r Bar
nun. 707 Epson avenue, a ring set with
pearls. from II. +. Johnson, a tool box
containing a number OF carpenters
t0ols-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-02
COPPER STOCKS
HOLD STRENGTH
Intrigue Report
Fails to Make Impression
Upon Prices.

fridays copper stock market showed =
good UNDERGONE. the international news hav-
ing failed to make more than a moderate
impression upon prices. according 10 advices
10 Curtiss. Manning & Co.. stocks and bonds
Hotel Sheldon lobby.
Butte & Superior profits for December
81 quarter was s2.30sO6S. equal 20 $3.50
= share against Ss47,9O1 the previous quar-
ter Old Dominion has just contracted for
copper metal FOR mid summer delivery a.
3ela cents per pound; this IS an increase OF
highest sale in 1916 There is more con-
fidlnt feeling Ia evidence with prices higher
ali around. Total sales FOR the first hour
Copper stock Quotations.
The following quotations furnished by To-
gan * Bryan's private wire 10 Curtiss. Man
ming 4 Co. stocks and bonds, Sheldon hotel
give noon prices.
Arkansas < Arizona -...--.-----.---s q s.
Austin Amazon .---- 60 "
Big Ledge .--------.---- Is = =
Butte * Superior OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 46 =
Calumet q Arizona ---....--....--a so q so =
Calumet d Jerome ...---.-.--.-.15s a =
Chile Copper -.----+------..- 90
Cons. Arizona -...---......--Z 1--6N2 S-15
Copper Range OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SO 2 464
Dundee Arizona ----.-l = 2
E4sl blttc -----.--- 800 --- &c - ~
Emma Copper 5000 IS ~ =
Green Monster ---.-----------l Lie = -
HUI Copper .----..------ % 2 50
Howe Sound -.------..-.-.-.---.6lz gC@
Inspiration Needles ..........-,.-----5 = @ -
Jerome Verde ----..-..---..-.-.- Us e =
hennecott --..-sss-..---.-- - =
Magma Copper ---+------ - 2 z ~
Eiami Cons - 2 %
Miami Copper OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS
Monster Chief OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5 p 5-le
New tuTmelia -.--------- Il = 2 i. =
Nevada Cons .---.----.--s
North Butte - 2 2 =
Old Dominion Copper ......--.-.--6t a s4is
PittshurE Jerome -.----..-------- 9s g
Ray Cons. .-.--.-..-.---- e.-s
Ray Hercules .------------------- e. 3 2 r
shannon . = g =
Shattucl1 --..----.--------- 80
United Verde EEt- .-----.----.-.- ss . . =
Jtan Copper ..----.--- --------- III =
Verde Comb. = q
Industrial and Railroad Stocks.
Amer. locomotive ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % 3
Amer Car & Foundry -------.---.--- -
amer zinc 20 ?
amer S1uelters ----.-.-.-- % =
b d @. .----------
Baldwin Locomotive ----.---.------- % =
Canadian Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1915.
Central Leather .-----..-.--.----.-- S.
Great Northern Ore -....--------.--. y =
Mexican Petroleum ....---..-----.-- 80
Rock Island OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = =
G. F. q l. ---.------. ---.--.--- -
g. q %. -------------- --------- =
CrIcitlc Steel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
f-r-f =
It. Pau .-------- ~ =
Texas Oh CO. .---.--..---- -
United Motors .-...-------.----.- o G -
" estln2nouSe ----.------.---- -
KEEP iron q steel ------- "a =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-02
Cotton Market.
Sew York Cotton. CIose.

New York. March 2.-Cotton-Spot market
steady. AIiddii1E, 17.45c- Futures ciosee
steady March 1886; May. 17--1cs July
lI-14c7 Oct. l6--ic. Dec. I6.3lc
Liverpool Cotton, Close
Liverpool. Eng, March 2--COttCR-Spot
il fair demand and market STEADY. Good
middlinE. I'll IS sd: middling. Ill - Sd;
low niddling. I'll IS Sales se90 bales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-02
MEXICAN PRICES.

Break your Riusses! Phone 456 and
we viii send for them. TOric Optical
Co, corner Texas and oregon Sts.-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-02
CAMPBELL's CAFE

Merchants lunch 4oc Music, singing
ADV
F7~ rrVu1te-J-zs FTrraIS wa1- ADS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-02

ANTICIPATION
You surely have missed the sreit
thrill OF your life
If you never have heard this
comedienne pull
The marvellous yarn of the war to
the knife
or a Mexican athlete IN throw
ING the bull.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-02

HATE
young Jose Hereunder" she always
begins,
As the chief m1tsdor o. San
Poquilia range.
Was happy until he was kicked in tire
shin
BY z wealthy old rival whose had
had the Hl1nse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-02

fs>aTze Howard. 81. base hospital. Feb. 20,
shipped 20 Lewiston. Maine.
W Z Eaumgartner. -. local sanztoriun.
Feb 10: shipped 20 Bloomfield. Iowa.
b N Doua ldson. Sc. SOS West Missouri.
Feb Il; buried fl Evergreen.
J E Conbe Il. local sanatoriu-n Feb.
20: shipped TO Highland. III.
u Gonot. aged Il. local hospital. Feb.
=: shipped TO Bridgeport. Ohio
Siias :. king. AGED ~. 1918 Prospect.
Feb e. buried In Evergreen.
W B HinkeI. -. local hospital. Feb. 81
buried in Coucordia-
Carrie B. Taylor. =. local hospital. Feb.
-: buried in Evergreen
H IT, Coleman. aged "a bass hospital
Feb. IS; body shipped 20 Odenviile. Ala
Charles d NcCllutock. =. local hospital,
Feb. IS.
Darby Ford. ased Sc. local hospital. Feb.
=; buried in Evergreen
z C. Vest. aged 81. base hospital. Feb
20; body shipped 20 kansas City. 40
Juan Arenas. aged -. Evergreen hospital.
Feb. IS: buried Ia Concordia-
Raymond Arson ls. base hospital. Fsh.
- hody shipped 10 New Paitz- New Xorr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-02

Birth>-BOyS-
To airs j. c. Leiherr. 49s East Missouri.
Jan &c.
To Mrs 5. Duran. $685. Fourth. Jan IL
To Mrs H. IL Thomas. 1904 Myrtle.
To Mrs g. L. Reinbure. city. FEB. T.
To Airs. p e.. Arsulles. 1I7 santa Fe.
Feb. l.
To Mrs r Garcia. city. Feb 81
To Mrs j.. Moncada. 1898 olive Fso %.
To Mr. r. Jaloma. city. Feb. IE
To Mrs y. Gonzales. 2a4 seventh Eco -
To Mrs =. pelasque-. 400 Tu-arosa,
Feb. Is
To Mrs. \. Ruiz 1000 lays. Fec. T.
To Mrs L. LOPEZ. city. Feb. Is
To Mrs \ y Lecou. S0T Pfedras. Feb. II
To Mrs. =. Cara. 2sIs Niagofffn. Jan. ..
To Mrs A. Cleuchau. 1105 san An
tonic Feb. L.
To Mrs a Nelson. 2s01 Bisbee Feb IS
2" Mir T. Garner. city. Feb. g
To Mrs :. Flores city. Feb. 20
To Mrz- !. Games. eoO5 Central. Feb. u
To Ms T. Zunigs. 1900 Tsys. Feb %
To Mrs jose Moreno. go Florence. Feb.
To Mrs. " Cou=truita. SOS Fourth. Feb.
To Ne n. T. Lucero. se4 Texas. Feb. "a.
To Mr. p Oiivas. as St Nraiu. Feb IS
To Mrs- T. a Edmondson. city. Feb IS
To A-- jose Ramirez, 500 Cypress.
Feb. g..
To Mrs l.. olivarez 1912 Noble. Feb. is-
To Mrs n Rodriguez, city. Feb. .
To SIR r. Her1~nder. ISIS Rivera
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-10-26
Lunch on the Ground.

All $40 and under, cash. that credit
of eight months will be given bankable nOte bearing
interest from date of SALE No be
til of sale complied with.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-10-26
Benton.
delayed Letter, Oct. l9.)
PANSY.

VDcIHycu Lctter, OCT. lv.D
The young people met for choi,
practice nt the Robert Emerson home
Wednesday evening.
Ed Evans and wife. of Kimscv
visited their aunt, Mrs. Emma Staley
the first Of the week.
-George Dcrr and family. of Di
vide. visited at the Smith Dcrr home
the first of the week. ~
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-10-26
j. w. KUHN
r. HI. Sheffield, Clerk

are interested In Sunday school work.
The next meeting will be at the Evan
gelical church. Time, uncertain and
unknown.
The pupils of Richville school
held their regular literary meeting,
last Friday afternoon. The meeting
belongs to the pupils, who conduct II
by their officers. The object Of a lit
erary society in the school Is to de-
velOp self-eXpression and 10 express
yourself, any time, any place, and
anywhere, and to acquaint pupils with
parliamentary procedure. The A and
b classes debated on DeSota and Ca
bots. Question: "Res0lved, That De-
Sofas Expedition Is Greater in His
tory than John Cabot's Discovery.")
The negative won unanimously. This
society meets every two weeks, and
the patrons are earnestly invited to
come and visit the school. We need
your cooperation, your visit, your
suggestions. We are laboring for an
approved school. We want good at
tendance punctuality, no tardies. If
your boy or girl is not doing as good
in school rs you think he should,
please consult the teacher about II.
Encourage home study and home pre-
paration of lessons. Come, and visit
US, please. The latch string hangs
out. Wen treat you the best way
tina. we can.-.lSigned), The Teacher
and School Children.
EMANON.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-10-26
Mayhower.

delayed Letter. Oct. 1917
Morris Ramsay and wife motored
to st. Joseph, Monday.
Will Mahon. and family motored
to st. Joseph, Tuesday.
Mrs. Tom Hughes spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Hugh Brohan.
--t;eorgc Norris and wife were St.
Joseph callers, Saturday.
--Enos Smithers spent Sunday ut
the James Embrey home.
Herman Schanks and family Wis
tied ut Stadler's, Sunday.
--Adlia Schanks visited Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Roy Grimes and fam
lily.
Our school IL progressing nicely.
under the care Of Mary Ellen Fitz.
maurice.
Don't forget the box supper ut
Mayaowcr, Saturday night, October
10th.
MIR. and Mrs. J. J. Rayhill and
daughter visited in Oregon, Saturday
night and Sunday.
| James Moser and family, Of Am
aZonia, visited John Schanks and fam
lily, Sunday.
win and Stelia. Brohan and Mary
Ellen Fitzmauricc attended church nj
Forest City, Sunday.
Mary Ellen Fitzmauricc visited
her aunt. Mrs. q. W. Mullen. In For
est City, Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Kccblc and son, Earl, Of
Maitland, spent Sunday with her
daughter, Mrs. q. W. Norris and fam
lily.
Tom Hughes and wife visited Sat
urlay night and Sunday with their
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Archie Nc
Arthur
Hobart Black says he enjoys
working in the Mayilowcr district.
Wonder why? Because he gets n
cold bath before eating?
KNOW you GUESS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-10-26
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration on the estate Of
Christian Imboden, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned on tho
9Th day of October, 1917, by the Pro-
bate Court Of Holt County, Missouri.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them for allowance to the administra-
tor within six months after the date
Of granting Of said letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefit
Of said estate; and II such claims be
not exhibited within one year from
the date Of granting said letters, they
shall be forever barred.
JAMES A. MILNE,
Atteste Administrator.
Harry NJ. DUNCAN, Judge Of Probate.
First publication, Oct. ~, 1917.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-10-26
New Point.
delayed Letter, Oct. 49,


Miss Katie Kramer spent Sunday
with home folks.
MIR and Mrs. Robt. Boswell spent
Luther, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cain spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Agler.
Mrs. T.. y. Carson and baby took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis,
Sunday.
Mrs. Lura Terry spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Davis.
Miss Bernice Agler spent Sum
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Kuhn,
near Forest City.
Miss Crissy Hartley, Of Savan-
nah. spent the weekend with MIR. and
Mrs. Chas. Fields.
Misses Gladys and Rilla Hall, Of
near Graham, are visiting Miss Maude
Luther this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Everett Agler spent
Sunday night in Mound City with Mr..
and Mrs. Will Aglcr.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Grouse are
spending a few days in Mound City
with Mrs. Crouse's mother, who broke
her arm, last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Mart Graham and
son, Jack, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Case
and Hobart Guthrie attended the big
tabernacle meeting in Fortescue,
Sunday.
An expression Of appreciation Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fields and son,
Forest, rs relatives, friends and
ncighbors, was manifested Sunday,
when thirty of the same met at their
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-10-26
Bluff City.
DELAYED Letter, Oct. 10Y

We had another fine sermon, last
Sunday night, by Brother Martin.
John Iovelady and family spent
Sunday with Chris Clifford and family,
Of Cup.
Miss nellie Prussman and Clyde
Elder, of near Forbes, spent Sunday
at the William Prussman home.
Miss Anna Markt, our teacher,
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Miss Gladys Moore. Of Culp district.
school last quarter and never missed
a Sunday were: Harrison Vandevcr
and wife, Chester, Harlan and velma
Elder and Mrs. Myrtle Dawson.
Fred Cooksey received a letter
from his nephews, David and Joseph
Cooksey, who are in Uncle Sans
training camp for aviators. They had
received orders to move, but IL they
knew where they never said so.
--Cassian Harness and Sherman
Harness and wife, of Westboro, came
down in their car, Sunday, and spent
the day with their sister, Mrs. Myrtle
Dawson. This was their first visit
here, and they liked this part of the
country fine.
Don't forget the box supper at
Bluff City. Friday night, Oct. 20. Ev.
erybody come. There will be box Of
candy given to the most popular
young lady. and cake 10 the LATEST
man. Come, you might be fortunate
enough to be one or the other.
Our Sunday school, last Sunday
was good. We have a contest on
thro,igb tbia .,artor hov,uu,s.. ..,s
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-10-26
delayed Letter, Oct. 1917

Prayer meeting at Richville every
Thursday night. Everybody come.
Miss Fife Cordrey was guest
at the James l.. Taylor home, last
week.
Pete Fryman and family were
guests Of John Smith and family, In
Oregon, Sunday.
Road Oyerseer NJ. NJ. Mcintyre
has been working the roads in the
Richville district.
Wesley Cole. and wife, Of Fill
more, visited relatives In this COM
munity, Sunday evening.
Rev. John Bierly returned to st.
Joseph, Saturday, after an extended
visit at the Egger home.
Prof. Allen G. Stanley was q
guest of J. J. Rayhill's, ut Cracker
Neck end, last Friday night.
Most of the farmers In this local.
ity have finished sowing whest-not
a big acreage was sown, however.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marquard, from the
central part~f Nebraska, were week.
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris.
AN Epworth League 10 being Or
ganixed at the M. E. church. They
held preliminary meeting, Sunday
-Adolph Sommers, Of Mayhower
fame, has Just completed q modern
barn to be used In the feeding Of
cattle.
Albert Egger, who has been sur
fering from typhoid fever, 10 conva-
lescent, much to the Joy Of his family
and friends.
Forest Lark, Q Freshman In the
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-10-26
Order Of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOuRI.)
)ss.
County Of Holt.


)ss.
County Of Holt
In the Circuit Court, February
Term, 1918.
The Northwestern Bank. Of Burling-
ton Junction, Mo-, Plaintiff,
VS..
Hila Lowery, Defendant.
At this 10th day Of October, 1917,
comes the plaintiff herein. The North
western Bank OF Burlington Junction,
Missouri. and files It's petition and
affidavit. Alleging, among other
things, that defendant, Hila Lowery,
In not resident Of the state Of Mis-
souri,.
Whcreupon, u is ordered by the
clerk, that said defendant be notified
by publication that plaintiff has COM
mcnced suit against her In this
Court to recover judgment on GER
tain promissory note, executed at
burlington Junction, Missouri. dated
on the second day VI August, 1915.
In which the defendant promised for
value received 10 pay to plaintiff, The
Northwestern Bank Of Burlington
Junction, Missouri, the sum Of Three
Hundred Dollars tS3OO.O0l on january
list, 1916. with interest thereon from
August 2nd. 1915. at the rate Of
eight per cent per annum, compound
cd annually and which said note is
signed by defendant, aila Lowcry.
Said defendant is further notified
that in aid Of said suit all Of her in
tcrcst, right and title in and 10 the
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-10-26
Monarch.

delayed Letter, Oct. I0.)
Nell Allen visited Fannie and
Minnie OFT, Sunday.
iona Taylor and family visited
Jim Clark and family, Sunday.
Albert Garner and family visited
John Garner and family, Sunday.
Robert Hughes and family, Of
Fillmore, visited Emerson Hughes and
wife, Sunday.
There will be box supper al
Monarch, Friday, October 10, and al
so spelling bee.
THOSE who visited at George
Rogers, Sunday, were: William
Polsgrove, Enos Smithers, Roy Garn-
q, Grace and Herman Allen and Los
sic OFT.
Those who spent Sunday with
James Smith and family were: Ben
Smith and wife, Of the Mayflower dis
trict; Clarence Lilley and wife, Of the
Richville district; Edith and Leons
Garner, and Roy Ashworth and FAM
lily, Of the Mayfower district.
CLIFFORD.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-10-26
BRIDGE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the UNI
dersigned will receive sealed bids at
the office Of II. d. Bridgeman, In the
City Of Oregon, Missouri, until 2
o'clock p. M, Of November 9Th, 1917.
for the Nodaway Drainage District
No. One, in Holt County, Missouri.
One of said bridges 70 be n 100
foot steel span on the Duncan Mill
road at the Southwest corner of tho
East Half Of the Northeast Quarter
Of Section Twenty-Five (22), Town
ship Sixty.one t6D, Of Range Thirty.
seven t37); and.
One Of said bridges 10 be a 100
foot steel span nj what Is known az
the J. w. Patterson bridge. and at
the Southeast corner Of the Northeast
Fourth Of the Northeast Quarter Of
Section Ten (10). Township Sixty
one t6D, Range Thirty-seven (37),
all In Holt County, Missouri.
Plans and specifications approved
by the chief engineer Of said Drainage
District, are on file in the County
Clerks office at Oregon. Missouri, and
also at the Office Of the undersigned
In the city Of Oregon, Missouri.
Notice having been given according
to law TO the proper officers Of Holt
County, Missouri, TO construct said
bridges, and said Holt County having
failed and refused TO construct the
same. said Nodaway Drainage Dis
trict Number One, proposes 10 con-
struct both Of said bridges for and
at the expense Of Holt County, Mis-
souri,. and not at the expense Of the
said Drainage District.
The Board Of Supervisors reserve
the right TO reject any and all bids.
(SEAL.) WIN. M. MORRIS,
Secretary Of the Board Of Supervisors
Of Nodaway Drainage District,
This 18th day Of October, 1917.