The Holt County sentinel., 1895-05-31

Inc present eultOT HIS INC IouSeSt
continuous connection with the paper
OF any of his predecessors. having served
nearly nineteen years on the paper. The
Junior also has been longer with the
paper than any OF his predecessors. The
former learned his trade upon the old
original St. Louis Democrat and Re
publican, and tine junior began to deive
into the mysteries OF the ''art preserva-
tive" on the Holt County Press, at that
time owned by Kaucher 4 Hasness.
Among those who have learned some
thing OF the business from The SENTI-
NEI. we might mention.
Rudolph Schlotzhauer, OF this city,
now in the furniture business.
VIM. Brodbeck now a prosperous farm
or in southern Kansas.
Jno. G. Philbrlck, druggist Of this
city.
c. n. Dooyns, now proprietor OF the
Craig Leader.
| Will Maupin, who is now publishing |
the Republican at North Bend, Nebras- |
ka.
Ed. 3. Dobyns, eldest sor Of the pres |
ent editor. nov attending the st. Louis
railway school of telegraphy.
| Ed Foster, now deceased.
Chris Foster, who is still with us.
Jno. NJ. Crowley, (colored) who has
been with us for sixteen years.
Charles Marsh, now a compositor in
Evansville, Indiana.
Elwood Mcdonald, who is still an at
tache of this Office.
Chas. Peret, of this city, is another
who learned to manipulate the adjusta
BILE alphabet on THE SENTINEL.
Richard and Edgar Klippel. who are
now residents of Portland, Oregon.
Ira Murphy, who is now in the east.
postoflice unknown.
!; l.. =. Hull, who is now on the staff OF
, the Kansas City Journal.
j Richard MARYLAND, of the Oregonian.
, Portland, Ore.
Frank Hart, who has charge of one OF
, the type setting machines on the Kan
i. sas City Star.
George Willard, recently deceased.
foreman on the Omaha Democrat.
George Bowman. who recently died in
3 Pueblo, Col, also learned his trade on
: this paper, as also did his brother Mel
son. He is in business in Pueblo, aud Is
t in the printing business there. The
former proprietor and editor, Mr..
I Charles Bowman, is also resident OF
9 Pueblo, and is secretary OF the board OF
trade of that city.
= Daniel SImero learned his trade on
1 this paper, but his present whereabouts
= We do not know.
e Charles and Frank Harris learned to
''p,ck" type with US. Charles is now
l. proprietor of the lunch counter at the
b Francis Street depot, st. Joseph, and
O Frank is working at his trade in In
2 danapolis.
VI Virgil Kennon, now assistant baggage
t master at the Union depot, Pueblo, Cob,
Q learned his trade on THE SENTINEL.
Assistant Postmaster Will Zook, OF
l. this city, took three or four years
n course with us, and We might say that
70 Richard Irwin, who ls now here on a
If visit, accompanied by his wife and child
e and who is now day baggagemaster at
Il Pueblo, Col, took few lessons on THE
Is SENTINEL.
,r The SENTINEL was never in SO health y
Dr. a condition as at present, aid no estab
lie lishment OF the kind in north Missouri
g, stands on more solid and enduring
a. basis, or is more completely equipped fol-
Re its publication and general printing
ls business than is The SENTINEL.
ut The liberal conduct OF The SENTINEL
N wins for it the friendship and patronage
OF all shades OF belief, while its consis
to tent advocacy OF Republican principles
I'd have earned and received the hearty en-
H. dorsement OF the Republican party, moi
h. only Of the county, but OF the state. But
n il is not to political fealty or active
as political zeal that this paper owes it,
Of success. Those things are we'll enough
ut in their way, for they are essentials.
he THE SENTINEL has ever been the read.
OF and willing organ Of the people in thel
g. efforts TO build up the material interest
e. OF our county, and as is the New Iorl
n Tribune to the nation, the Globe Demo
tn crat to the state,so also ls THE SENTINEL
Ily to the people OF Holt county. IT belong
lal to no locality; it belongs to every tow
to and hamlet IN the county. There is no
is an improvement, not an interest, tina
st, We have not been every ready to cham
lot pion without price, and happy and prou
he OF the prosperity and advancement c
Die every nook and corner OF our count,
Az God pity us when We become so little i
nd the scale Of manhood, that we becom
Use jealous OF the prosperity or enterpris
he OF any section Of our county to such a
he extent as to wish for failure. Whateve
yer is the success Of one part Of our count
me is the success and advancement to
lot greater or lesser degree, of every part {
my the county. The development OF ever
int acre OF bottom lands in Holt count
that it may bring forth "much frui,
ar means the advancement in value
on every other acre OF land in Holt count
hat The high toned character OF the paps
hat has made for it a reputation that cal
md not be questioned. Its boldness
i'm principle. its contention for right, al
hts the fight it has made for the people ha'
Of won for 1t an honor unequalled by ar
ted paper IN our state. TIE SENrINNl.
led not VICTORIOUS, but must acknowledl
and the high estimation placed upon it
'ses it's patrons and readers. II you wal
FRY an ideal newspaper. high toned jou
4 OF nal, one that is not filed with slush al
pro- trash. one that you can take with "
into the best of society; one that "
can place around your family altar al
ded invite your children and family to re;
1tsr without fear OF corrupting their mora
han one that will set high standard
1tal literature, suitable for the culture al
ina education OF your family, you shou
test not fail to take THE SENTINEL.
, do country paper in the state is its supt
wn. ior and but few its equal.
ball ----
yea Il. ". Baker and wife, of St. JOSEF