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The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
bismarck : Tribute to Woman
hood

The man who crushed empires Is
crushed by the death OF his wife. at
is an i-repardbie loss" bismarck Is re-
ported as saving. 1T has taken all nerve
out OF me. She IL gone, and am sure
that . shall follow her L..fure the bells
announce the breth Of the new year. /
have always been convinced that wuu Il
die between 1899 and the end uf 1924.
bat never conid imagine that | should
be left alone IN ny last days 10y the
woman 10 whom owe not only Il most
happy famii: life. but also every success
in my pubic lie"
This tribute vi ti:erinany's great states-
man IL the wife Who has gone before
him 10 the tomb Is a tribute OF which ali
womanhooi may be proud. When Bis
marck says that hc owes ali his success
10 life to her who stood by him in youth
and age he perhaps goes too far, for
without his own rcmari:ab.o genus he
never could have achieved his mighty
aims. But without such a wife even his
genius might have been powerie's. and
in this Sense Bismarc. is right. The
pathetic scene at the pier u: the l'rIu-
Cess bismarck is at once testimony to
woriau's worth an'l waruiug In woman
u. her responsibilities II one woman
could make the career Of "a Bismarck
possible. Gulti'uAcs OF o;htr wornau can
uia.so i, possible for their II lsl,; as 10
successful aaj exemplary il Their sevcl-
al ma!ks % lie.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
Absolutely lrCC.

Any reader OF this paper can get The
S.. Louis Globe Democrat absolutely
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IN this issue and take advantage II it at
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issued in Senli-Weekly sections, eight
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C!;ly one Dollar Year. In politics, it
is strictly Republican. bU; il gives all
the news. ard is absolutely indispsns
able 20 the farmer. merchant. or profes
sional man who has not thu time 10 read
"A large daily paper, and yet desires TO
keep promptly and thoroughly pasted.
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Louis. No.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
y Defective Plan

Sat.-.fpfI G':t-iIsl, : f.i,rrau,,.. ,,i lam may
no, il. ,b,- Very v,-s, ,.,y,cv finn, has
been a,,cmpted or su.-r.s,eI L~ tins
r,,ar, bu,,,f.. a,,,r,nis,ra;., Ina, :, ,.,.,lI
talk. a genius fer ha.i tiu;,.,..,; In sn..,,e.,
:, v.,r,.. one. Wi,bnut .r.,,,.r:..ir.- All
Is I.,grc;S the u.u,,,n az .,,,... -. H..
most rrou,luen, ,ues .I,.y,.l L,.r,.,,,..l
10 condemn Il.
FIRST. hy say nr ,n~nriu.- an .,;s;,r
currency Ia Inch 90, ,.r,..,. ,,..,,,r,,,,,.
j. sudd-rl- a;,,tl,.,..1 !, = ,r,,.,...5
that national bank. ma, issu..I,,es,o;
10 exceed 49, r... cen, ,.f il.ir pa,l ~,
stock on tho l'.., o.i, vi;l. IA. cavern
ni.ut uf - rt;.r cent. nf ihois circulation
with n yrueu...i,r iuyr.a.t ln =, r,r
.,ciit IL. cre..i.iI. *, 20 secure. .u,.h CIR
:.ula;icn. Tbs a....s TIA, there y s,,,.;
s,u uto n"M currency. an condition If
,hr rctrre;mr,., uf . better one. - r.r
,..-nt only nF lie c!a.ial ..to,k II sur!
banks "a. r.;..i,. ,-i.p5,a IL I.s>,Ic 4 r:r
rcrt-v ALI. e. I. i.a taH,,.! u;.,. half of
4
supervision. Tn.;e~ ;hc~e conditions
,i.rrc would h,. very l.ttI, iE,!srcmeu,
for na,i.,na! banks e. ha.r circulation.
anI uii.s i!.rrr l..ial., i..-,.f,,., i,- an
immediate EXPANSION of The currency.
,h, limit or clasii..t, y-ngi.i br i.\rd 8;
80 y,rr cent If tauk capitol 81 hr-s.
th.s wouiI l,r t.la>t.;-;,. viii, an iruL-
cii,d iin,'..,ioi.. aAjusi;.,....s E TIE ca!
enc, uI'h 4 r;rsaE ia i.
\ uors. feature. and perhaps ;l.c
..orsL er the whole ,.iau. Is Tie abolition
ur tl.a - per cent rc~.rye fgni whyi.
sli.nual banks are now rc,,n;rrd Ia keep.
The present lan rpfii7rs ail national
hrni., to haze uu har,'. 10 lawful money
ri the United States. il reserve fund uf
from l., ,,rr cent. 10 -, Der cent OF tL,.
aggregate amount e .:cir notes in cir
rulation and t;l"ir DEPOSITS. Banks IN
cities nf ise larger ,i,is.. must have a -e-
serve fund # 80. cc,.;., and m all
other c,t.es of l., ,~r cent. T!.ls fund is
for the protection az G,unsitors, IL is.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
WHY Nirara"tra j. Rallied.

y ila ordinations cf Eng'aa,;s a'.i
:ude toward Nicaragua hr. .r.: !ir.".
No acUs,hi. person sIpposss thai ing
land cares Il I. :, i.bnu; ia" country apart
frurn li.,r ,i"-'r.. IN rnntrui the Nlrar2ru;'
Canal enterprise. either directly, "T ~ "
b, h"!uiins Il roe! over the Neal; Contra.
American Republic. The business of
u. United States is 10 rcc .fs.t ti.eat
l:r,;ain stops all interference with
Nicaragua. and gives up ali rretensions
III that direction, ard this country
should proviI. al the same time for the
completion q: the Nicaragua Canal un-
de- American auspices. One OF the
characteristic features OF the Cleveland
Administration has been the neglect oil
that enterprise.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
business Prospects

Dun II COS pccE!y rev lcn oC bl.s,a.sa
publehGe TIN, week i'n,!s 4, diili,.ult to
letcs:i any change IN currcut bus.rcss
hEt ih" prospects ar" favorable ft.g tn
,r.pf. vrt!eui i,fi"r ;iic tirS, e January
The s-e~i III az congress aud the pro
mu!ga'I'n rf nrN CurrrEry schemes
I've rot u.t"r'l'iy affected the stu
alton. in'-r Is net muriI change /.
staple farr. Ir'iurtS ari exports con
itulr vCr, .t.hi. Tier. is il significant
i'ssug IA the condition al tire wool mar
krt. SIu,-r i!t i,rst T.! S"r,cnhr there
has trHa az iHrT--s:.,' "f :; i'"r cent IN the
volume ul luSius',,a over 'hr saua period
idsi YEA, hut II per cent less .i.au tia
rorrc~i..u,I'ns rrr,1d III lS.f,, and the
arrr:c. prices wCre the lowest ever
known" Free wool is uu, uoumiug Tie
market for ciihrr the farmer or tie
manrlari urrT. ih. general urft OF
tad" "a uii iin.'a Il: present u tp supply
depicted stuc.;s aud mc'.. the IegiIre-
,IlrIis uf 'in holiday trade.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
hO.Se Smiths Latest

The decision OF Hoke Smiths assis-
iant secretary regarding the pensions OF
widows under the act of June -, 1890,
Is what might be expected, now that
the election is over. Instead OF con-
:inning snch an Interpretation of the
law as would insure widow IS per
month, except in cases where il Is ap-
parent that she is ;ibu uudantly provided
For by the income OF her Own property,
Hoke Smiths subordnates radically
change the policy uf the bureau in re-
saf,: 10 the class os widows who coue
under the law Of 1895. so that in case il
appears that such in applicant has "un
income considerably IN excess ot tbs
pension provided as per MONTH from.
sources Independent oi her daily labor
she does not occupy pensionat.le
status arder the iaw." That is, il a
widow has "a bit cf land or a s,n;!I home
which can be made 10 mean al income
considerably IN excess Of TIE - per
month, IN the estimation of IIot;,
ioDlith examiner, she sill be denied a
pension. considerably above" the
IS per month miglt be si2 ii month. If
Il little fsria ur the rent OF the house she
.s,;cdi,i,.s should be estimated 10 be
"ort:, so Il mouth. and in case the
huUse Is her shelter she could be de-
MED a pension GLaer tins remarkable
ruling. al;hcggi. sc .ni-ht not be able
a. cf:T! il aioi:s.r !. Ii, ,r'h 10y her laooT
# r.cr cliii!reii. regardless Of Their earn
inGs an. possess ions, should take lie
widow and mother into their h"u.s
and care for her in old age. these Hu,:e
Smith magnates OF the pcGs.1u Bureau
could decide that she hls an income
considerably IN excess Of - per month
and that she does not need that amount
TO insure IA comfortable support" The
assumption OF the iiol.e Saith suIor.
diaate is that IS a month, which is less
than 70 i-3 cents a day, is the measure
of tie comfortable support" which the
widow pensioncd uE.leT the act Of
1880 should be aiiome;! by the United
States. Did ever one OF thcs, Glugua.cs
sit down 10 lirCra out the amoun: Of
.-he necessaries Of iIfe ~ cents day Vii!
SECURE IN the cities and villages where
SO mGny Of these peni.le live. incluGips
cent, focd, c!othiug aui fuel:
1t is .astly dIi!crcu: when these same
men come % Gva, with fayorl:es Who
Apply lor special pensions. Tie present
.,anEress passed aud Grover Cleveland
.pprosed Il oil pass t..tng the widow Of
IN ex h-igaier general and ex- Cleye-
land oiiiceholIer. Comforting upon her
:loO a month, who, under Tie railing of
fIohe Smiths scb"rd,aa;es would nave
been refused i dollar because she hos
aeSSed the means Of ii coul:orti:h.a in
Heed, :! luxurious Support. Now thcsa
Same men are HTgl1g the granting OF l.
pension # 5icO I.Ionth for an officer
who WIS npi So st3gres.fl!i ~ the army
as a Democratic politician siuce that
period. nr. tIeFeli.ad l.. his message
recommended that = ior general be
made licntcnaG. -e..cral. largely that
he may go or the retired .Ist with the
half pay of that higher rark k-a yearly
inc.eise equivalent to the tensions Of
fifteen poUert. a::.-,:,.. &lL.ws 1t IS
,ncr month
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Our Minister in Dan.cr-Wh here
VII. <,rt.s!l:,:n StUu1

j. appears from well authenticated
dispatches that the Cleveland Admins
tr,.tIon, which delivered up ~. Japanese
students TO torture and death at the
hands Of Chinese savases, has SO mis-
managed affairs that the American Min
lister at PeIiin, MIR. DENLY, aud his assis-
tant5 are themselves in danger of beirg
made victims Of Chinese barbarity
Villa: that would mean is too appalli.g
IL cnnteE:rlat". Dispatches alleged ~
10 have beeu sent from Washington 10
Shanghai, directing that protection ue
given to the Legation. hava, il appears,
been returned through some Diunder
uDdeilrercd, and The officers of th. Lega-
t!un are in Imminent peril from the
freuzIed ard i!criish Chirese. 1t is
feared that dispatches freshly forwarded
may be too late, and that IN even dark
er stigma may be added TO the record of
tins Infamaus Administration. Ameri-
cans will hope for the best, but at the
same time be prepared TO hold Mr..
Cleveland and his secretary of state TO
rigid responsibility for ATTY calamity
tha: may occur through their blindness
10 the character OF the Chinese and the
actual conditions in China.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21

THEvsry Democratic II; ,cheport Com
uerclai' takes the Bourbon c;snn Ii s..
Loui5 ia task III the fuiiumiu. u!auulr:
The st. Louis Republic mHiic~ a ser
ioas mistake III calling the Republican
nominees Of Mlssouri-sti.ta. cQu.res-
s'oilai and county -tramps and scala
wags. There Is no fouudail,n for such
charges. There is no proof THAI the
private characters of Robinson, Flory.
Kirk and the lucky congressman -elect,as
well as the Republican nominees Oh
county tickets. are not as clean as are
those who went doHn in defeat, and
there is 10 reason to believe that these
men will not be- just as faithful in per
forming their respective duties as were
those who met with Gsfea;. The only
serious objections We can find is, that
these nominees are R-rublicans, while
the defeated ones we're Democrats. Tn
ca led fur abuse is like boomerang.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
Little lirn and Women for De-
cc;,Issrr

CcisIHHr.
The Christma LATHE Mrn and Wo
men Opens notably, with tanciiul tale
by Mary r. Wilkins. Jimmy Scays
crows Christians is in Mss Wilkins
hanpest vein, and will be en
joyei by old and young alike, Tine
publishers PLEASANTLY ansounce that
the story is ST delightfully."- loug that i,
will run over into The New year mum
bcr." HeZakiah Buttcrworth, whose
holiday stories have been features OF
the older magazines for several years,
writes about The Most Beautiful
Story" in the world. and tells une tia.
is cuiman, for that iIstir ction. The
lively hoy Peterkin, in Mr.. Prat; g serial
!s the hsro OF a squirrel poem for rccta,
tion iu ccst.me, aEd l.. ]. B:iisman's
picture Of the hoy squirrel, with woE-
derful tail made from his aun:'s fur
boas, is as Irresistible ;.s il ia novel. Then
there is he story Of. a Sorry CHRIST
mas" "Quicl< Made Christmas Gifts"
IL thrilling true adventure. Tie Bob
Cats and the Pigeon Pie" funny
Man of Santa Claus Land" If Mother
Knew" a poem ~ Charlotte Perkins
Steison of the San Francisco Impress,
which sell deserves the attention OF
parents. and music. \ Christmas Carol.
for Children's voices. Sl.0o Il year, 10
ccnts number.
Alpha Publishing Company, Boston
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
To Succeed ut Farming.

IL IL L great :nistafs, 10 supp"se ihat
nybody, with or without any >ptciIl
preparation, can farm successfully. i.
would be Just as foolish 10 sappose that
= farmer, Il merchant or banker could
make successful tailor. niechanIc or
artist without having first made some
specia! prcparat :on. either theoretically
or practically. or both. for Tie work.
In farming the re are thousand things
that have 10 be understood. The boy
raised on the farm gradually learns these
things by actual practice, and by the
time he reaches his majority has a fund
Of information which if written out
would make several books.
But TO be successful the farmer should
combine theory and practice. and profit
by the experience OF others and not have
to wait TO gather everything by expert
ence. The general purpose farmer must
plan his work. He mus, be systematic.
He must know how to breed, raise, ,fatten
and market all kinds of live stock. He
must know what kinds Of foods are best
for special purposes, and how to feed 50
as to secure growth and produce flesh
and fat a, the very least cost.
He must understand the nature % hi
soil. the crops TO which it is best adapt
ed, and if he is permanently successful
he must know how to preserve the fer
tl!ity Of the soil.
II is necessary that he keep posted con
cesning the markets. the probable suppl,
and demand for various products an'
stock, and try to produce what the pee
.'le want and in the shape they want II
Iu other words he must cater 10 tine de
. mands Of the market.
| In addition the farmer must neccssarl
| iy corHe in contact with So many kind
uf mechanical devices, with disease
among stock ard grains and fruits, Wit
! insects Of n Thousand kinds, that Ii
! finds it necessary to certain extent I
/ become a macaiuist. an entomo.ocist.
+ veterinarian, a student OF natural SCI
I ence. philosophy, etc, in a practical way
ST. tina; the knowlcdge gathered 10y IL.
| farmer by experience and cortact witI
nature gives him range Of facts p"s
sessci by inen OF few other cai!iucs. \
! the same time he keeps abreast Of Il.
/ times and acluaints himself with cur
( rent e"euts IL religion. politics. scicEcc
Commerce. etc. In fact the successfu
farmer is an entcrpTising, progressive
thinking G!an.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
president; Cleveland ;,i:s; : i,c Vet
cl;ln>

Warned icy the oyerwii, iuiiE- rrbuke
of November &, Ir. Cleveland uiI net
;..tcmn' 10 deoi, lis message with cheap
lit II ihc expense ii the pensioners. lie
r1u!d moi refrain, however, from iuGulg
inr III Misrepresentation after his usual
cUstorl, AS shown by his attempt to
r!a,m in behalf of toe present adminls
tration credit for discovering pension
frauds which we're detected and already
the subj - of prosecution under Pres!
de.t Harrison. The fact il that tie
policy of the Pension Office under Mr..
Cleveland la- been noi 50 mucl: to de
tect fraud rs ~ treat the CnIoE soldier
as an antagonist of the government he
offered his lie To preserve. This is the
soldiers indictment against President
Cleveland, and II is an Indictment sus
tlirei by ovcrpowering evidence. printed
III the heart aud nemory uf every Cuion
veteran.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
MY SON." SAID a father to his only

"MY son." SAID a father to his only be-
gotten, Il have made my will aud be
queathed you all my property. l have
stipulated that MY friend Jones shall
act aS executor. "Fa;he:," said the son
iG reply. 'lf yon want me to have the
r:uneriy y"u have D:a,le IA mistake. Yen
should bavs "llled the property 10 Jones
and made me the rx. cu,or." When Som
he.ny. the president Of Ike Iron Hall
relds tie a!!owances lay the court to ,ae
receiver ho wi!i think Il mistake has
been made end that the situations of
Receiver and president should DE re-
versed
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
MEMPHIS ROUTE
R&iF-RATE
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS,

On Dec -. ~ and ~, tickets will be
sod via the Metuph,s Route, Kansas
City, Fort Scott Il Memphis Ry., at rat.
of one fare to Alabama. Tennessee. Mis-
siSsipri. Louisiana. Florida ana the
Southeast geucraliy, hini.cd 20 ~ Gt.s
iur return.
B,twsen local stations. round-trip
tickets Will hr sold al one Fare On De
{, III Der %. 81. - and 81 aud January !
limited To january for return, except
that 10 round trip tickets VIII be sold
4, lass rate than - ceEls, anC tickets
sold d. point north of aud including
L.mar and Clinton In Willow Springs
anl east aiiI bc i,Iu.led TO - days for
return.
j. F.. IcCKwuoD, G.. L. \.
Kansas CITY, No
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21

For rheumatism | have found nothing
equal tu Ctiamberl.in's Pain Balm. II
relieves the pain Us soon as applied. j.
W. Young. Wes, Idberty. W. Va. Tie
i,romp, r-.ief i; affords is alone worth
r!any times the cost, 30 cents. Its con
f;nucd use will effect a permanent
cure. For sale by Clark o. Proud.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
Canpar.n Expenses

John p. Tracey, congressman elect
from the .th district says II cost hun
Just So TO beat Heard.
DR.. Joel d. Hubbard spent s92O5 N
bis campaign. defeating Dick Bland.
Il. I. Van Horn spent less than SD N
his campaign against Tarsney.
10 i'!orv, z. r. commissioner sreLt
si3G9J III lis campaign.
T.. :. Hall eXpenj 5lis.o2 in his cam
paign FOR congress IL the u dist rlct, ac-
cordns t. rs statement.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
Afraid OF Pneumonia.

Mrs. Catherine Black. of Lc nay, y.
&, took Il serere cold. Tie physician
feared pnru .inn.a.. She took ,.:.s n,.t
tile of Parks to.;Sh Syrup aC,i sa,s:
sit acted ike :f:;,g g. Stopped nav
.cn,Igh and ari perfectly well now. I
,-ecommend it. Ia everyone for Throat
and LunG Trouble as 4 ;,ei;vsd il scaed
=; IS =, = :, = ,.,-.l
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
Y;,Ur Blood Your Life

Without good blood coursing through
your Veins you will soon look wr:nk!sd
and iricd up. \ few doses IF RpE..'.
Blood Purifier aud Blood Maker Will
change your whole system. giving you d
healthy. fresh and youthful appearance
Sold and Guaranteed 10y Your popular
druggist j. &. Pniiei.cI..
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
isront.iiftiS

Or any disease of the threat and lungs
Try Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup. Ii re
ileves where all others fail, Sold and
warranted bv !. C.. Phlbruk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21

With Bcgrs' Cherry Cough Syrup. Il
Is the most effective medicine ever put
on the market for the throat and !ui Z
troubles Price -. and 80 AID Leo
Sol,! by }. c. Philbric!<, your eii.erpris-
arg druggist keep it.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
Is Your Hair Dry and Eritt!c.
i.;iiii. Oui or Turning
lsI..,N.,

There are enly Indications that the
toliicl":s or roots al tie hair are getting
weakened or diseased. Beggs' Hair
Remover will strengthen and inyigorate
the :oI!irlcs and the hair will regain lis
natural color and become soft. glossy
and healthy. Sold by J. &. PhilbrIck.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
NJ. T.. Church DIRECTORY .

MOEDON Il. SMITH. PASTOR.
Sunday school every Sabbath, at $50
A. u.
Preaching every Sabbath, at I0:i5, =
NJ, and &, I:3o, T.. NJ
Cl,ls' meeting at Lab.
Prayer mee,icg erery Thursday, a.
80. T.. N.
Business meeting of the o!!;cial board
The third Mon. ~ pf each month, Il, l:3G
u. u.
Epworth LeG-yue Sunday at 300 p. Nj
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21

And IA time eiFectnn!ly cured bs tie
peTslStint Use OF Eerss' German Sairc.
the greatest pile remedy ever put on
the market. Sold AID warraated l.,
j. G. pbiibrjck
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
Notice to Phoebe Wilson

S.tire i hereby given to the aAnNe named
ri:o,ht wilson. thar letters Of administration
have. been granted uDnu her rSt-t" nv th'' pr
i,tts court II Ifr'' County Missouri gH Tur f.
g,.N ri AU-H~t I-"i. and Uu,cS~ she ,!ri.';.r
within two Years and claim lirr said estate III,
zane VIII H. distributed tnipn her h-i.s, add
She viii i's. forever barred.
GILES !. IsIGI,iIN.
Pui'i- Air.r.. in charge nf >ai! s--ttt".
=, Insertion reC II, isyi. ' 9l Jg. NJ. -. T..
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
Christian Church Directory.
IL. MCFARLAND. pASrOE

n. MCFARLAND, PASTOR.
Sunday school every Sunday, at 9:i5
:. NJ.
Preaching on the second ard fourth
Sundays in each month, II a. ", and
evening.
Y. p. ). G. L. every Tuesday evening
at : o'clock.
Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing.
Meeting Of the official board every
fourth Sunday at 3 p. NJ.
Ali are cordially invited TO attend.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
Il Word in Season

There is gratifying unanimIty in the
Republican press and among the parry
leaders IN the state in favor OF an econo-
mical business SESSION Of tiie legislature
This sentiment is too strong to be
ignored or disregartied. Tie people
have bacOme disgusied with the prac-
tees cf recent legislatures, and they
want reform not reform on paper or
that thunders in the index, but genuine,
Practical reform, both in the orean!za-
tioE and methods q legislature and
legislation itself. TIE SENTINEL. Is rot
prepared: To eEuTeratc ali the reforms
that should ba effected. but If members
come together III the right spin, and
with Il determination to DO tLeir duty
in this regard they will iind opportuu-
ties enough. They must come with /,
very clear conviction that public r.iice
is Il public trust. and prepared to take a
Very determined stand against criminal
costs fees. unjust assessments and fee
grabbing in all their forms, and against
the clamGr for cisicc, which has become
an inevitable feature ef political victo.
Ties and "a -ource Of peril 10 the parry IN
power. For years past the Democratic
party has le.; Itself So securely intrenci,-
ed behind the gcTIynaader that IT has
dared 10 defy pubic opinion in Eany
ways. In addition 10 great crimes like
tr!i'lug with ihe state credit, l,ijn, 10
the ,!.b!. incrcasin taxes - an unnecs:'-
sary extent AMI making was:e'u and
reckless appropriations. II has practIc d
many smaller abuses that have bc,n
:ery Irritating IN the people. The cont-
ing Legislature should take warning
from the recent election and remember
that no majority ::an prevent the people
from reaching and furnishing a la-iy
that Is faithloSS ~ It's trust.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
1t Does not Cost ANYTHING.

TO try Parks SEre Care. \ specific
cure of all diseases ;ec;ii.ar tn wumen.
Ask your druggist oar guaranteed plan.
Soy by Clark d. Proud.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21

lnI make 10 mistake when you take
Dc Wits LATHE Early Ri*ers tcT bill
uu'ness, dy@r"psla or headache, be
c,,.se thv." lltt., pills care :hen.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21

Take "a dose Of DE Wits Littl. Early
Elsers Just for the Z. od they will do
yun. These little Pills are good for in
digestion. good for heaiache. good for
liver complaint. good for constipation.
They are good. Scld by L. ). iiinde.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
Notice of F'inat Settlement

All creditors and others interested IN The eS
tale ui Jacob !J,'i,.. til "'-y.t> 'Irr a'..!i,t
faIf ...' tIu6t r-i-i.-rt AGWI.isiTIiHT
iut.i!r!> f.. MAKE. = i;T.:i ssiiIs - .! ~'i. '-
tJ;s 1T the ErNi term -! ihc Probate t"uTt oi
Holt county ,Ir" h.-ri. iui f"iirn ~ Ore - III
sad cuuty -! iirt tnG STAT, OF Ms oui. 81. .Ie
! !il day Jf February. isAJ.
l.. g EEbWLs.~.
Administrator.
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The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21

IT, cures piles. it cures obstinate sores
cha3ped hands. wounds. IL does this
quickly. Is there any good reason why
you should not Use DE Wits Hazel
SGl,r: Sold by L. =. iIlntie.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
GDiSG SOETH.
PRESBYTERIAN Church Directory,

II. \. SAwYRES, PASTOR.
Sabbath school at $50 every Sabbath.
Y. T.. 5. Z. f. every Sabbath evening
ono hour before preaching.
Prayer meeting every Thursday even
in: al 1::io p. m.
Preaching every Sabbath morning and
evening by the pastor.
Everybody cordially invited TO attend
above services.