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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-06
FARM LANDS

EXCELLENT BERRY LANDS
WE ARE offering several excellent
tracts Of prairie land in the yclm
Irritation istrict especially
adapted to strawberries. raspber-
rica. loganbcrries. also poultry and
dairying. Lands are irrigated
from gravity ditch from Nisqually
river. rs miles south OF Tacoma.
between McKenna, on the c.. NJ a
81. y. II. r.. and Ycim, on the G.. ".
and n. +. railways. on direct auto
road between Tacoma and Gem
tralla.
TERMS TO actual settlers are: Cash
payment OF $3.50. against which we
advance building material to $500.
No further cash payment aske for
two years; balance in IL years at
per cent interest
WRITE Land Department. McKenna
Lumber Company, McKenna. Wash.
BIG OPENING SALE ON
YAKIMA VALLEY FARM LAND
S2o per acre and up; easy terms
Best OF soil; two railroads and
state highway pass thru the land;
close 60 towns; under government
irrigation project that Is an extern
sion OF SuNNYS1DE CANAL: good
climate; big crops. and the earliest
district in the state.
SOLD At WHOLESALE PRICES
Wc'hnyc number of tracts fronting
on Yakima river. The prices are
very low, and our sales are many.
Sec pictures at our office. Best
farm land In Washington.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
owners, a1S Green Bldg.
Offlce Open Evenings Also.
10 ACRES APPLE LAND, tx
county, with perpetual water right,
for sale, or Will trade for trawling
boat Address 1901 i4th st, Ana
cortes, Wash.
10 ACRES, 5000
Small house on tract. close to town:
only $50 cash payment. $40 month
ly. Look at this and you will
want IL.
II. c. PETERs. 71s Third Ave.
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$3.50 TO BuYEn, DIRECT

ss.aso TO BUYER. DIRECT
Close TO park. school. on Phinney
nv: t-room bunE allow. new: bed
rooms. kitchen and bath in white.
basement. laundry trays. fire.
place. range connected up and
winters @ cd included. $3.50
cash. balance terrnA with n cash
payment OF $500. price ~ tas0o.
shown by appointment only. Main
1900 local s
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ONE Mo nARdAfN

ONE BIO nARGAIS
Herr IN one Of the moet complete
little h mes In East B~attia.
beautiful view OF Lake washing
ton. double construction thruout I:
FUN concrete basement. rooms
and bath: good plumbing: large
cabinet Kitchen: large front porch /.
back porch. with cooler. electric
lights and fixtures: big triple
triangular corner lot: only two
blocks from dock. Price l.To0:
small cash payment balanc~ $40
per month. which viii include In
trr~st Mt only per cent
CLIFFORD LAND co.
Gil Third Ave. Elliott ss
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VICTORY MOTOR CAR co.
Distributors Haynes and Pam
American Cars
1916 East Pike street

MR. FORD OWNER--f;ET AN OvEE
light regulator: guaranteed TO
give clear, bright light at all en-
CINE speeds. prevents burning out
bulbs. Try one ten nights on
yohr car. II not satisfied. return
in 10 days and you viii get your
money back. Price $500. Sold by
a. l.. Lorimer. Conway. wash.
BOOTH ROADSTER. LATE
1917 model. like new. with new
Racine tires. $500. Must he seen
To be appreciated. 105th ave. first
house east OF North Park club
house.
FORD UKTNG CAR - BEET
equipped Ford In the city: just
been overhaulcd: best OF rubber.
a real buy Can be seen any
evening at Engan's garage. goth
and Il. Madison st Privately
owned. 5000 cash. balance terms.
1917 70 n TOURING CAR, IN
good condition; newly painted and
recently overhauIed: new top:
some oxtraA Ask the owner.
Main 1855.
CHEVROLET TOURING; PERFEcT
In looks and operation: privately
owned: new tires. Immediate sale
necessary. Miss Irving. Hotel
Wintonia-
THE FASHION GARAGE
Autos 20 hire without drivers Stor-
age and repairing. 2205 Second
ave. Elliott 2240.
WINTON SIX, oVERHAULED, IN
good condition. 1915. 724 Minor
ave. ".
1917 FORD TOURING. 1900. CAP
itol 377s
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OLDSXOBfLE

This car n Just like now. EnEin.
In nrst class condition s-cyiinder
T-pnnEenE-r. This is n good buy.
We can save you $3.50 on the reEu-
lar price.
We also have Bucks. Eiginr. Nash.
Altchells. Haynes and Fan-Ameri-
cans. II you are looking for n
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u FOR SALE-wATERrRONT
PROPERTY

ioo-AcRE WATER 'FRONT.' STOCK
TRADE ~ i4ty. Address GAIA. Star.
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70 FOR EXCHANGE-REAL
ESTATE

FOR EXCHANGE-s0 ACRES fANT
miles from Port Orchard: would
consider a trade for Seattle prop
erty improved. value sof land
$1,000. Call on or write G. A.
Hanks Port Orchard, Wash.
or trade. Walling. 1917 Pacific.
Everett
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cowFS Park DISTRICT
New S-room bungalow: large living
room. hardwood floors. French
doors: breakfast nook. furnace
and laundry trays. large lot
1900 CASH AND tso FER MONTH
Makes this beautiful place yours
Mrs IDE
y:t isth ~. y
North ,ss kenwood :
cory LITTLE HOME
An acre In cultivation. neat four
room cottage. barn, woodhouse
and chicken house; frui, trees and
berries. on good auto road. two
blocks from auto stage. IS min
ut.. walk from intsrprbAn Price
1880. 1900 cash and balance ti5
per month. Call sydney 7.s
PHISNEY BUNGALOW
", soo-t-room modern bungalow
large living room with beamcd
Ceiling and fireplace; psnslsd
1000 cash. fss per month. III
18Th. Take Fhinnsy car Phone
A SPLENDID GROOM HOUSE on
one floor. : bcdrooma. bathroom
living room. very large aiming
room. large kitchen. built-in
srss dss s fs9a p s ea ea
eosi5s ~ price 1880. 81. 600 cash.
$50 per month. RalnIsr st7
LIBERTY PARK ADDITION. 18TH
ave. ~ W. One block from car
line: lot s0xi7a. new broom iath
and piastcred cottage. Price 81. 600
1900 cash. balance sis per month
Address Joe Ieik-r. Port Or
chsrd. wash Box 1876.
PHISNEY DISTRICT
f2.5O0--paBdy t-room bungalow:
large living room with fireplace
and bcamed ceiling: ranoicd dining
room. $1,000 cash, t25 monthly.
VIII sell dandy outfit OF furniture,
Including piano. ~ desired. III
". 18th, Phinney car. Phone Raj
lard 1898.
LOTS on PAVED 18TH AVE. s. W.
1850. i2s down and SO month
only lots on the pavement at this
price.
II A. GooDFELLow
a0i Railway Exchange
g.. 900 b-RooM sEMI-M MODERN
cottage: view. 10 minutes from
city. near high and grade schools
and business center. VIII take
second hand auto as first payment
East $500.
QUEEN ANNE HOME BARGAIN.
rooms. in fine shape. on ID ave
W. near Garfield. 1880; terms;
discount for quick cash sale.
@tfslsliftff 80 VI AtikfN kisif'ts
A SNAP. by OWNER
My Broom home. strictly MODERN
Inquire Mt G6f7 Greenwood ave. for
particulars. near Woodland park
Can be bought at bargain II you
act quick. Phinney ave. car. off
at ebth 81.
NEW HOUSE. IN KIRKLAND: 4
rooms and bath; grand view: big
garden tract. $3.50; 1900 down
cash reduction. Walking distance
from dock. owner. Box i96.
y ACRE. IN WEST SEATTLE. FOR
900; terms $40 cash and SIS n
month. win also furnish you Ium-
Der to build with on long time
II. A. Goodfellow. 30i Hallway
Exchange.
GROOM HOUSE: BATH; TOILET:
view lot: close West Seattle
library, schools. 22f1 aiat S. w
Phone West BOOM Terms. Owner
MUNDAY SIGN COMPANY
For Rent or For Sale signs. ''Better
have n sign by Munday." Main
2213.
TWO CABINS, INCOME ti2 MONTH
owner, lis YcRler way Room 10
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Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
% FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


SASH AND DOORS
O. n WILLIAMS co.
ist, First Ave. &. SEATTLE
GOLD SEAL PAINT
WE GUARANTEE THIS PAINT
WILL STAND THE PURE
PAINT TESTS or ANY STATE
Protect your buildings and save
money at our prices
Inside and outside white. In g.
gal cans per gal .......... Nib
In f-gai cana per gal 1880. .tt.15
PREPARED ROOFING
GOLD SEAL BRAND
f-piy. per square ....s.........t. .s5
e-ply. per square .....s..s...s. 10
r-ply. per square ........... 5.Se
Our large illustrated catalogue.
showing full line Of building ma
teriAi FREQ on request.
q. n. WILLIAMS co.
ESTABLISHED is9s.
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LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS
Net Prices Paid.
s s5s ~ .:.:::::::: i's sssS
Victory $50 ....100so
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS BOUGHT
BOND RECEIPTS BOUGHT
tf5 Loans on $50 Bond. soc Per No.
open Saturdays Until y. NJ
G. u. McCOSAHY A. co.
siT American Bank Bldg.
Main ssse Second and Madison.
WE BuY LIBERTY BONDS At
small discount. also partial pay
ment receipts and w. s. Stamps
2Ht Haight Bldg
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I FOR sAI.rs-AuToMonII.Es

FLEMISH AND nEL0fAN RAnnfre
ehrnn. 1870 n. llnt Mouth aahl.
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sToLEN--AN OVERLAND. 90 MOD
81. 1919. license No. 1f0so7, engine
No. 1882. $50 reward. Phone
1901. Renton.
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lost, SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
between 10th and Pike and Leschi
park. black leather travelling
bag. Call Beacon 1915. Liberal
reward
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LOST AND FOUND

front Of Seattle Star. No. 1850.
red frame. with carrier basket
behind. Reward will be paid II
returned to the Seattle Star. 1907
Eayenfh n CnCe
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"" t@sdfAJ NObiNT>o
IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the Western
District OF Washington. Northern
NO sio7. IN BANKRUPTCY
In tn. Matter OF w. @. Keene and
Jennie u: Keenc, his wife.
To the creditors of the above named
bankrupn and to all other persons
Take notice that the bankrup,s
above named have petltioned
this court for full dis
charge from all debts provable
against their estate under the acts
Of congress relating to bank
ruptcy. and that hearing be had
upon said petition, before said
District Court. at the court room
Of said court. In the city OF Sc
attic, In said district on the 18th
day OF December. 1919. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon; at which
time and place you and each Of
" any you have, why the prayer
Of the said petitioners should not
be granted.
Dated at Seattle this srd day OF
November. 1919
CseaD i. II. HARsHBERGER.
ny p. A. PAGE. Deputy.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RE, nv 4
at the Bureau OF Supplies and Ac-
counts. Navy Department Wash
ington. u. G.. until 10 o'clock a. m.
November II. 1919. for delivering
sliding ''r'' bevels. drill drifts and
turbo generators at the navy yard.
Puget sound. Wash. and until 10
o'clock "A. m. November IA. 1919.
for delivering steam towing ma
chine at the navy yard. Puget
sound. Wash. Apply for proposals
at the navy yard, Puget sound.
Wash. or TO the Bureau of Sup
plies and Accounts SAMUEL
MCGOWAN. Paymaster General OF
the Navy. i0-22-l9.
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20 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY


s-RooM MODERN HOME: FINE
garden fine view: close 10 car
Price $4,000: $500 down. SIS a
month. including Interest
s-room cottage: cement basement;
fino garden. n.75o. $3.50 down. SIS
month.
IDA SMITH
SOS California Az. Phone West $50.
a GROOM beauty.
Everything new. bright and clean:
blocks from car. large. slightly
lot. breakfast nook.2 goou bed
rooms. large living room and n
beautiful kitchen; MaRinHtone
drain board. near Junction; price
$500. $500 cash: nothing shoddy.
all first-class work: might con-
slider a smaller payment. must be
sold and this price " right
J. ~ PRICE.
t2oo West Alaska West IL.
fouR-ROoM HOUSE, NEW BUT
not modern. and half an acre. in
West Seattle. $1,000. $3.50 cash.
$40 month. 3sth ave. S. w. dis-
trict
u. a. GooDFErI.ow
30i Hallway Exchange
WILL SELL FOUR LOTS. WEST
Seattle. 90 by 1876 each. very cheap
Also acres orchard. near spokane
Take Ford part pay, owner. zoe
Pantagcs Bldg. Main 1853.
J. ~ k1EFER-weat Seattle real es-
tate exclusively. Established 1905.
Downs Bld.. I0s 2nd ay. Main sT2e
n WANTED-REAL ESTATE
II YOU HAVE An EQUITY TINT
you want TO trade for clear prop
erty. ace II. +. kcssingcr. with II.
NJ Jordan a. Co. ali American
Bank bldg.
WHAT HAVE YOU IN OR BROOM
house, in good district, for $4,000
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FOR SALE MY TWO PRIVATE
cows: heavy mixers; coming fresh
soon. II. Y. Wiley. Kirkland.
wash, y mile from ferry dock, on
nnacadam road
FOUR DANDY FINE YOUNG PICS.
Z weeka Old. Sidney 100.
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Is SITUATIONS WANTFD-MNLE

MODEL MAKER. DISCHARGED
from army. wants to unite with
going shop or take position. COM
piete equipment: stranger here;
married. have purchased home
here Address Ctz5. Star.
NEWSPAPER MAN. WITH LIMO
type. presses. desires a location
for weekly paper In good town In
Washington. Address C-f27, Star
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a REAL buy
ON the highway between cattle and
Tacoma. near DeE MoincA. where
land ~ selling for 1890 an acre
and Up. 20 acres with fine view OF
Sound. Acrrs cleared. cory g.
room cottage. barn. tool house.
chicken aud rabbit houses: price
for this ti2s an acre. n you know
values and want n snap. you will
buy this
SCHROEDER
COS Burke building
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FOUED-sf.00 GOLD CROWN, 40. 90
rubber plate. Satisfaction guar
anteed. National Dentists. Third
and pike.
WILL THE PARTY THAT FOUND
purse close to First National Bank
Tuesday containing $50 and keys
please mail keys 70 SIS Eighth s.?
Phone Elliott 1871.
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10 ACRES APPLE LAND, OK
county. with perpetual water right
for sale, or will trade for trawiing
boat Address 1901 i4th st. Ana
corIeR WnHh
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LIVE STOCK

FOR SALE-THOROBRED POMER-
anian puppies; reasonable. 7i4
Broadway No
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wANTED--HoARDENA

WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping rooms cheap but clean.
tise lis ave. - w.
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Postmaster Examination.

At the request Of the Postmaster
General the United States Civil Scry-
ice Commission has announced an X
animation to he held at st. Joseph.
Mo-, on January 10, 1919, for the POI
sition Of postmaster at Oregon. This.
office has an annual compensation OF
81 900.
To be eligible for this examination
an applicant must be citizen OF the
United States. must actually reside
within the delivery Of the office and
have so resided at the time the pres
ent vacancy occurred.
Applicants must have reached their
wenty-first but not their siXty'fifth
birthday on the date Of the eXamlna-
ton.
Application Form 30i and full in
formation concerning the require
monts of the examination may be
secured from the postmaster at the
place Of vacancy or from the Civil
Service Commission, Washington, DC.
Applications should be proprly execut-
ed and filed with the Commission at
Washington, ID. c., in time to arrange
for the examination Of the applicant.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-01-03

March 26th. ngc 80.
Burricr, Daniel, iith Kansas Cav
airy. May 18th, age "a.
Rritcll, Claude, 65th Ills. Inf, Nov
Goth. age 81.
Cummins. g. W., 9th Ohio Inf,
July ith, age -.
Craig. VIM, i3rd Missouri Inf,
July 22nd, age 10.
Hollmcr Philip, 25,h Missouri Inf,
Aug. 10th, age ~.
llcadlcy, y. W, llalcs VI. $. NJ,
June 18th, age ~.
Iukcns, W. D., Gath Ohio Inf, April
9TH, age "a.
Montgomery, Hugh, eth Ohio Inf,
Dee. Bird, age 20,
. Ross, John, G3rd Ohio Inf, Jan.
Goth, age 50.
Thuma, Dan, 18th Ohio Inf, Feb.
@rd, age "a.
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OBITUARY..
Ward.


Thomas b. Ward, one Of Holt coun-
TVS highly esteemed and respected
citizens, after a residence of "a years
in the county, and all those years
spent in Union township, passed to
his final reward, at the home or hi.
son, Thomas A. Ward, in Craig, on
Friday, December 20. 1918, in the
18th year of his age. He grew to
manhood in this township and took his
place in the ranks of those pioneers
looking to the development Of north
western Holt county. As years ad-
vanced, and he became the older, he
retired from active farm life and pa
tiently awaited the setting Of his sun.
The Craig Leader in its late issue
gave the following sketch of his life;
Thomas Bell Ward was born April
%, 184l, In Ray county, Mo. He was
II years old at the time of his death.
He came to Craig in 1914 and has
made this his home ever since with
the exception Of the time he spent In
the Confederate army. He was with
General Price and was a member of
Company d, Missouri Volunteers. He
was In prison at the close Of the war
and was paroled on March 18th, 1865.
His company surrendered to General
Candy at Columbus, Miss.
He was married In 1868 to Miss
Alice Sharp. To this union were born
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native state to Mr.. Hensley Harris,
September 10Th, 1872, who, five years
later, Of in 1877, died, leaving her a
widow with three little daughters.
She. with her young children and
brother, u. c. Benton, moved from
Kentucky to Horton, Kansas, in 1884,
and from there to Oregon. Missouri,
in 1856. where she resided until two
year ago when she went to Kansas
CITY to he with her daughter, Mrs.
Mont Curry.
She is survived by her three daugh-
tiers Mrs. Minnie Shepard, Oregon,
Mo-; Mrs. Hattie Curry, Kansas City,
Mo-. and Mrs. Amanda Claiborne. st.
Joseph. Mo.
In early life she united with the
Christian Church and remained a
memhcr Of II until death, and when in
hcalth was a most active and Jealous
Christian worker.
Funeral services were conducted at
the home Of her daughter. Mrs. Roy
Claiborne. 3O3 Fast Colorado avenue,
81. Joseph, Sabbath afternoon, Dec.
10Th, at 2:3O by Rev. Henry A. Saw.
yer' NJ Faith Presbyterian Church
assis'cd 10y Rev. c. l.. Uht Of Gooding
NJ. T. Church, after which her remains
wer" laid TO rest in Mount Auburn
cemetery.
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Elected Officers,

Meyer Post held its regular month.
~ meeting, Saturday last, and selected
its officers for 1919, as follows:
Commander, Daniel Xachmnn
Sr. Vice, Jacob King.
Jr. Vice, VIM. NJ. Morris.
Quartermaster, Rob't Montgomery
Chaplain, T. u. Roberts.
o. D., T. C. Fuller.
o. g., Earl Cooper.
Q. NJ. Sergt., b. +. Morgan.
Sergt. Major, Sam Hughes.
Delegate to State Enc, I. ID. Rob-
crts.
Installing officer, T. C. Fuller.
Adjutant, ID. =. Dobyns.
The following were present and an.
swered roll call:
Jacob King.
Earl Cooper.
Chaplain Roberts.
VIM. Turnham.
Yves. Lunsford.
II. Il. Denny.
T. C. Fuller.
+. s. Morgan.
Sam Hughes.
d. p. Dobyns.
w. M. Morris.
Dan. Zachman.
Thos. Frye.
II. E. Peret.
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Civil War Relic.

In rummaging through his office
Accommodations the other day, T.. T.
Richards found n documcn, that had
bccn lost for many years. and AlcN
Nanl'uskirk had wondered wha, had
become of Il.
The following commission explains
itaclf:
Headquarters. state Of Missouri.
ST. Louis, ~ September, 1863.
You are hereby authorized To ~.
cruit "a battalion Of cavalry for srIy'
ice In the United States, aS yolun-
tccrs, % serve for three years or dur
ing the war. unless sooner discharged.
said battalion when organized to b.
subject 10 existing regulations ard
orders and TO such ~ may hereafter
cmanutc from properly constituted
military authorities TO be- raised with
in 40 days and To bc attached to the
18th Cavalry Missouri Volunteers.
by order Of the Governor.
JOHN u. GRAY.
Adjutant-Gc
MajorJi, Jb,iz,i N2Gnlr. xzRrn.. b ok
MAJOR VAN BuSklRK ELLHEl.
Oregon, Mo.
The subject Of the commission. WAS
the father Of Alex. Nanl,uskirk, Of
this city, and came 10 Oregon from
hndrcw county in 1852, and died here
Avg. 10, 1898. lie served as Circuit
Clerk and Recorder of the county Of
$500. In 1861 he was chosen u
delegate to the state convention 10
{ onsidcr the relation Of Missouri 10
the Federal Government. Under an
order from General Hen +. Loan he
was made the enrolling officer OF
Holt county, and assisted in organi.'
ing the 18th Missouri Cavalry, with
rank Of Major, hut when the regiment
vas called into service, he was COM
PEELED 20 resign on account Of health.
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Watson.

watson.
Alice Relic Watson was born IN
Holt county. Missouri, Feb. Is. 1899.
She passed away at her home in Orr.
Ron. Missouri. December q. 1918:
age 10 years, 10 months and days.
On March /. lsg2, she was united
In marriage TO Jonas Watson Of thi.
place. Three children were born To
this union. Bessie, who passed away
Oct :. 1918: Samuel Preston. who for
the past seven months has been lccat-
ed at tlmn Travis. Texas: and Lloyd.
who has been with his mother and
father in the home.
Nr., Watson was converted and
united with the Evangelical Church
about ~ years ago. No one who knew
her could dorbt her Christian char
meter. Surely her good works will
follow her.
She leaves 10 mourn her loss her
companion, Jonas Watson: her two
sons. Samuel Preston and Lloyd: six
sister and three brothers.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. {. I. Hand. ut the home,
Dec. ~. 1918. and the body laid %
rest IN the Maple Grove cemetery.
Yelled is the future before me;
Rugged the path that I climb.
God IN His goodness revealing
Only one step ut time.
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Mrs. Emms Harris

Mrs. Emma Harris, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Richard Benton was born in
Estell county, Kentucky, May 2lst,
1849, and died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Roy Claiborne, 1903
East Colorado avenue, st. Joseph, Mo-,
December eth. 1918, aged SO years,
Z months and 6 days. Her death was
caused by q complication of diseases
and from these she had been . suffer
or for several years.
She was united In marriage in her
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Civil War Veterans-l918.

The following Veterans of the Civil
War. residing In Holt county have an
swered their last roll call during the
year, 1918. During the year ending
roll Of 50. 466. The average age Of those
Almond, Thomas, Feb. II, age 70.
Armstrong, Chas., seth Iowa Inf.
March z, age So.
Blaksly, Wm., b4th Ind. Inf, Sept.
18th, age 70.
Book, Jacob, 18th Kansas Inf,
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quisite beauty and fragrance. For
when, bathed in soft sunshine, they
burst into blossom, then the divine
hand takes them from the earthly
fields to keep in crystal vases in the
deathless mansions above"
So little Lyman on Dec. 81, 1918,
slipped away-not too early to make
Heaven fairer and sweeter with his
immortal bloom.
His body was laid away to await the
resurrection, in Maple Grove GENE
terry. Rev. W. c. johnson conducting
the brief burial service.
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We desire to thank our many
friends who SO kindly remembered us
in our time of affliction and sorrow,
and for the beautiful floral tributes.
w. H. STEWART.
ETA d. STEWART.
ORPHA b. STEWART.
ETHEL II. STEWART.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-01-03
THE MOST
DANGEROUS DISEASE

No organs OF the human body are so
important TO health and long life as the
kidneys. When they slow up and COM
mence to lag in their duties. look out!
Find out what the trouble is-without
delay, Mheneysr you feel s, n,sryous.
or have palms In the back--toake up
at once. Your kidneys need help, These
are signs to warn you that your kid
neys are not performing their func.
tons properly. They are only half
doing their work and are allowing i'm
purities to accumulate and be convert-
ed into uric acid and other polsons.
which are causing you distress and will
destroy You unless they are driven
from your system.