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The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08
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Not m"T- than lo wears after the dis
r"very "f The North rui,. the S,u,h pole
ALL be- re.rh-d
The nurse vii! b- suppIan,ed 10y rlec-
tricity.
Flying machines will become as com
mon as automobiles are tu day.
The specif. and individual cause of
every disease viii become known. which
IN turn will leac tn the discovery Of n
positive cure for each.
Liquid AR vii figure largely N all
parts vt the ships ot the uext century.
Paper will be made 81 curnstaIks and
pictures telerraph,i rs We now tele.
graph words.
There will be Do division of China. An
agreement between Englaud, Russis, the
UuIt-d States. France and Germany will
guarantee the STABILITY nt the Chinese
government.
Goyernm-ut- wlil own #ll railways
telegraph AMI Telephone ami ike public
utilities.
The labor p.r'y ~rII eject a Presrcen,
during the iir-t quarter "f thr. rentur,
Wars will not last over sixty days
The dIy"rre law- IN all thu. state. wall
bect m- practically the same
The Nicaragua canal WIli lie buIi,
/ America will becprn,. the Ieadiug manu-
featuring nBtion nf the world.
! There will not b.. any nominal uurfi,.u
tion among the Protestant churches.
: All trans will be run by electricity
and leo miles All hour viii ba the aver
/ age speed on railroads.
The canal conuec,irg the Atlantic ami
Pacific nr-aus will IL. r"mpl.,,.i within
the first twenty Tive. wears - the reu
tury.
! The railroad connecting the Artic cir
Gle with the Antsrlir rITcle will be put
lr operation during the first quarter uf
the century.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

THE eteel>rall factories Of the United
States have sold enough rails for next
wears delivery 'n keep them running
foil tune for about nine months. There
ar. large advance orders 10 most other
branches nf the jran and steel industry.
and prices instead Of showing any tn
dency 10 react are still Advancing.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

The complaints that such great de
partment of the government as the post
office department, with expenses for the
last year OF over 100000. 900, should Eot
be self sustaining. do not take iuto ac.
count the vast amount of free mail mat
ter handled. Hundreds of tons of con
gressional and other government docu-
ments and vast amounts OF seeds are
distributed under frank 10y congressman
and officials. Were ID not for this feature
our postal service during the last year
would easily have been self supporting
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

A Kansas farmer is kicking becau se
he gave his daughter pair Of chickens
two years ago and promised to feed the
increase for four years if she would take
care OF them. He says she has S';I IN
the bank and has 20J chickens that he
will have to feed this winter. He also
says at the end Of the four years that
she will own the farm and will be charg
ing HIM rent for living 1t.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

IT Is pleasant to note that II number
OF Democratic contemporaries ara al
vlsing Republican rongress what It
should do dt the coming session. The
Republican party has achieved AL the
great triumphs of craftsmanship by
carefully disregarding the advice %
Democratic editors
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

NE~. LELAND STANFORD hhs sold her
shares in the Southern Pacific Railway
Co, for Sll, 100000, every cent Of which
goes 10 the endowment fund Of the Stan
ford University. The present endowment
fund is now nearing 6.OOl.oO0 and the
additional donation vail make IT the
wealthlest university IN the world.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

THE Democratic press which Il great
ly agitated just now over the Sulu
agreement which was made with the
Sultan. who has harem. can find
plenty food for thought closer at home
ln afew weeks bigimist Rorbers. 10
Utah, a Democratic congressman will
take his seat and will he allowed to
keep it by the votes of the Democratic
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08
That ThrObbing Headache

Would quickly leave You, if!ou Use,
pr. K,ng's New Ihfr Pills. ThuuSnud.
of suffers have proved th-ir matchl-ss
merit fer Sex and Nervous Headaches 5
They max. pure h,o ii and strong
nerves and build up your health. Easy
To take. Try them. Only - cents,
Money back # n", rur"l. Sold 10y Clark
o. Proud, Oregon. Mo. aud G.. Meyer.
New Point.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08
Chamberlain'S Pain Balm Cures
Others, WHY Not Youn

My wife has BEEN using Chamberinin =
Pain b lin. with good results, for lame
shoulder that has paIned her cnntinu-
ally for nine years. We have tried all
kinds OF medicines and doctors without
receiving any beneii, from any OF them.
One day We saw An advertisement OF
tins medicine and thought Of TRYING II,
which va did with the best nf satisfac-
; ton. She has used only one bottle and
her shoulder is almost welI.-Adolph l..
Miilett. Manchester, y. H. For sale by
/ Clark q. Proud
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

The disposition IF children jsr-eiy
depends upon trarh. If rhey are
troubled with wnrms. they will hr ~!
table, cross, feverish. nni perhaps ser
Iously .ick. Whites Cream Nrrmfugc
Is a "nrm eXreilrr aud TOME ," make
them healthy and cheerful rr.rN -
cts. Sold hy Clark q. Proud.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

ALI. over the West farm loans ar,. l,.
ing made at , per rent. \ fox years
ago 10 per cent Was the regulation prlra.
Still. Col II1xI-r says nothing has been
done to relieve the strIugsucy rf the
American farmer.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

LADYSNITH has not been taken Uuw
for several days. nor has Gen. IoubeTt
been killed 10y the British for over ii
week past. There must te something
wrong with the press censor or perhaps
Gen. Whites typewriter m undergoing
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08
5 Chance To Make From So To
- : DAY All Winter.

" AIn' two m"n 10 Work for us dur
.~. g." fall aud winter IN this county to
take subscription orders for The Prairie
rarm-r. r.: money can be made by
pur Special plan of work. Many are now
making from - tn - day and will
iauj.p this after the subscription season
fairly opens up. Oar plan Of work gives
d. clear 'ir.j Ne want only two good
men fpr tu.S caua'y. The first reliable
applicants A,.I ct tue work. send re-
s-rrur.. aud Nr.;e at once. The Prairie
Farmer hr- hr,n published for nearly
-Ix;y ,sar., an - we'll known tu every
good farmer auI stock raiser. Write nj
rr-. iiir.eS the Prairie Farmer,
ia; Adams Street, Chicago.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

Isi>mlrck'> Iron Nerve

Was The result IT hls splendid health.
lrdumitaL'e IS ari itremeudnus energy
a-e DOT fouui wh-rr Stomach, Liver.
X .,ir-yS ard Bowels Hre out ~ order. IL
yru want the-- qualities aii the ~nc-
c-.s they hrrE. Use DE-. King New
LIE Pills. They develop every power
# n5ain and body. Only PIC at Clark
q. Proud, Oregon, No. and e. Meye
NeN Point. Nc.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

Eat plenty. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
Will digest what you eat. IL cures all
forms OF dyspepsia and stomach ,rou-
blss. f. r Gamble, Vernoon, Tex.
says, at relieved me from the start and
cured me. II is now my everlasting
friend Sold by :. W. Aiken, and
G.. u. Proud
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

"lf You scour tt,e world you Will never
find remedy equal tn One Minute
Cough Cure" says Editor FackIer. OF
the MIcauopy, Fla, Hustler II cured
hrs family Of LaGrIppe and saves thous-
ards from pneumonia, bronchitis. Group
aud all throat and lung troubles. Sold
10y ). w. Aiken, G.. .. Proud.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

THE treasury Surplus for the first tive
months of the fiscal year - Sle.GUunu.
Revenue Is $1,000 month larger
and expenditures Sti.unUnb a month
smaller. Republican iiuanci~rIug II
working out as usual
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

For broken lImbs, rhilbiaIns, burns.
scal;'s, bruised shins. sore throat, and
eores of every kind, apply Ballard's
Snow LInImen,. 1t will give immediate
relief and heal any wound. Price - cts.
and 80 cts. Sold by Clark o. Proud.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

Admiral DEwFY Is quoted - sayiuE.
President Mckinley - ii good friend uf
mine and hope io 500 him srrure IA
second term. rh,s must hr. very dis
treseing % the antI-rNnnnalnn -
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08
What do the Children Drink:

Don't give them tea or cc;f-e. Have you
tried the new food drisk called Grain %:
II is delicious AMI nuurIshins and takes
the place Of coffee. rne more Grain
you distribute through their systems.
GrsIu-O ~ mGis ~ pure gains, and
when properly prepared Tastes like the
choice grades ~ coffee but costs about
~ much. All grocers sell II. lIr.
aud 2Jc
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08
TERMS: sI50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
DOBYNS & CURRY,PUbJS

:SiHCL II has b-en discovered HAT
Mrs. Aguinaldo had - barrels "f clothes,
there il growing su~p'rI-.n that the
Fiiipinn7 are fas' barnm'nE Am"r!aar-
,..l
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

Made "t splendid quality tan mixed
covert. double breasted, four large
buttons i'll front and two in back.
double stitched all around and on
cuffs. storm collar.
sale price. cr....... ....... Sf.UU
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

The biggest walnut tree ever cut 10
thIs section of the country WAS recent
ly felled near FsnnIng, IN Doniphan
country. The tree measured four feet
two inches Ht the base, and made 1t;S
feet Of lumber. The tree Was about l20
years old. \ gsod deul nf the walnut
lumber IN this section now being cut Is
young timber, having grown up since
civilization was established. Most Of
the old wanat timber in hIs region was
cut thirty years ago. The walnut trees
are so valuable that the roots IN some
instances are cut up. -AlcnIsun Globe
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

AZ old lady OF Connecticut, who al
the age Of Il wears fell heir 10 fortune
ot si,No,o0h, seems I" understand the
true meaning and philosophy Of life.
She had passed her long Iif,. in humble
circumstances. but MAS coutented and
therefore happy. Speaking OF her great
inheritance, which would have turned
the heads Of most women. Young ur old.
and men, too. for that matter. she uuiet
ly said: What difference does If make.
I've already got enough 10 eat and wear
and place 10 sleep. What more can n
body have: Well make DO splnrge.
What II | do with #: I'll use 1t for
folks that have not any home" Surely
this old lady possesses the purest Wis
dom the wisdom uf simplicity. She
knows also true values. She kDuws the
real treasure and where II is. She knows
il is not in the esuperabundance of things.
but in that which cannot be measured
by footrule or 4 monetary standard.
She knows that life is more than raimrnt
and houses and equipages. II her phil
osophy were more widely ditfused, the
world would be better and happiness
more universal.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08
Tie Montgomery aa'''s'g
BANKING COMPANY.
OREGON. NlS~pU III.
I~rN II>UED 1851

The ii i,.~t i.auK N thu county. GrHnS-
acts :: general banking hUs,ur-~. Inter
-, I.ari "a ti;ue d"puslt"-. Drafts sold
uu al, H." rrIrriYni r''les rt ~" country
aud Europe. iIlN" mai~ SPECIAL arrange
,rr"is II Culi"c: money risr from estates
m foreign countries. Thr aryaIU'~ uf
Farmers. Merchants ard individuals re-
speclfuiiy solicited. Special care gwen
t. any business 'ntrusied tp u.
Telephone, No. u.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

Ir.n-gr;' q .seu-7HI banking Dn~.i-"~5.
Drafts g-~uej, GorJ iu al. rIr.- ai Tie
IHr.rI States.
Eurrr-u drafts ->u-d .at cUrrrri rate.
Deposits rrc"l'ad, payable. on '-'fu u''.'..
j.-ua! rate ri interest allowed Ht"r.
left iHF H spec !rr. 'JGI".
HGaru.~. lu unr ,.u' Respectfully sH.ir-
t',,t
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08

MISSES JACKETS. disappointment
awaits tardy buyers. Scores of pru
dent people will take advantage of
these bargains.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-08
CLOAK SALE.

which it's reaching benefits will anything of the
heretofore attempted Our stock splendid
This is opportunity you cannot afford to miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-16

Tvyentv-fourth-st. sells his horses IN the rough
with their tails untouched, just as they arrive
from the country. The amateurs VINO possess
Imaginary farms dock the horses and trim them
I'D frequently making a profit Of lJo per cent IN
twenty four hours. Thus il will be observed
that the coach horse although profitable IS also
troublesome 10 the dealer unless sold within a
few DAYS after his arrival as nearly every morse
that comes TO New-York from the West su1iers
from, distenaper so that many Of them eat up me
profits before they recover.
Tho next horse in the list is the q" 'busser." a
cbaan grade Of horse that Is used on the orn-
buses in England and Continental cities Ihls
e.ass Of horse realizes about $40 each for the
DEALER and as they are quickly turned over u
the foreigners they aid materially ID the pros
re-tty OF Pulls Head There is type OF norse
similar TO the departed "streeter" OF this country
that IS much in demand in England and oco'-
Land. known as the "trammer." and Is USED Oh
TIE tranweys. or surface lines. in many OF me
cities IN those countries
CAVALRY sTEEDS FOR FOREIGN AkMlEs'
pA-chance the best average horse sold at Bulls
had e the trooper" or cavalry horse, selected
nv the foreign buyers TO mount the olncers anu
.ro crack cavalry regiments Of the European ar
iee u delights and amuses the American
t-ge dealer 10 listen to the fulsome praise gwen
=. +he -,av,ifcpnt horses ridden by the ohcers
., 1vaiss- Yilhe!m's army and the derislve com
-9-..oD, made with the American horse YET "
~ cent Of the Kaisers officers have American
-,rrts This grade Of horse averages $-"" "
The dealer. nc-
Another type OF horse IS known as me Gu
ba,. and is especially adapted for CUBA he Is
.l-,,.., y-eighs not less than one thousaho
pounds and is d fair road horse capaO'e "a 80
- O. rcas n the rate Of seven miles an
~ --bo avDress horse Of to-day IS, as rule
s-lardid animal He weighs between twelve
b,,,a-e5 and fourteen hundred pounds is quick
and active. and able TO trot along and pull
heavy load at a rapid pace, as everybody VINO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-16

has witnessed the express horses at their WORK
in this city knows Express horses are worth on
an average $3.50 I pair.
The heavy draught horses Of America excel al
others. for they welsh anywhere from sixteen
hundred up to two thousand pounds. and. not
withstanding their enormous weight tney must
be fast walkers and brisk trotters % satisfy ne
brewers. icemen truckmen and others who nave
uses for these leviathans THIS class ranges
from $500 to 81 900 a pair yet any horse dealer
will tell you that the profits derived from draHgA
horses IS extremely small. as it is far more eT-
pensive 10 get them to market than any other
class Of horse.
THE TROTTER Of VARIOUS DEGREES
Finally. there is the -rotter that has no estab-
Nshed value but that sells for what ne can
show on the road OF on the track. The mis- -l
laneous class that may be safely termed he
bargain counter" goods at Balls Head is COM
posed Of horses from all the foregoing class
There are many high priced horses N -he miscel-
laneous class. but As a rule The shreyt buyer
generally secures d bargain. Horses that arr ex-
changed. ODD horses that have been taken from
pairs and 10 use a street expression. The .sh-.-
sicks," or convalcscent horses Of al Grades, may
be found It the bargain counters u The lead
ing firms at Bulls Head.
The street" is well worth a visit from any.
body Interested in the horse # America. for up
ward Of eighty thousand horses are shipped
from Bulls Head 70 the markets % Europe every
year. over ten thousand head Of horses are al
ways on exhibition o. within easy reach. The
men on the street are an easy going well fed lot.
who invariably appear happy and coniented, full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-16

oem on the farm until they were five, when
THY were sold 10 an agent, or else sent direct
n the Bulls Head and sold.
Electricity and cables have rendered the
-streeter" practically worthless
The prices Of the various grades Of horses
sold at the Bulls Head establish values all over
the civilized world The coach horse holds the
leading place among the horses that to be
seen there every day. To be sure, there are many
establishments in this city that deal exclusively
tn coach horses. Buyers are often informed
that Toad Of horses is coming from the farm,
and If they will wait few days they viii be
suited with a pair"
THE FARM AT BULLS HEAD.
The mythical farm is located at Bulls Head.
whore there are more coach horses worthy Of the
name than in any other horse rnarke; IN America
or Europe. Coach horses range in value from
500 to 5000 pair but it is not easy to secure
work horses High action does not make a coach
horse unless the action is uniform and the pair
are gated alike. Moreover. coach horses are in
demand. and there are agents from England.
France. Germany and even Russia always on the
watch to secure ;he best in the market. These
men are experts and know what they want. and
are willing to pay for them at any and all times;
therefore coach horses are easily sold. and hand
some profits are made in many instances.
The average horse dealer in Twenty fourth-st-
Is not nearly 50 back as the humorous writer's
paint him II IS far safer to deal with a regular
ho-seman with an established business and repu-
tation at Bulls Head than with the amateurs
who affect breeches and Ieggings, spats and
imitation Of being real slap" The dealer in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-16
THE KAABA AND THE HOLY CARPET.

From The London Leader.
The holy carpet. which has just been captured
by Bed 5uins on It's way from Cairo 20 the Great
MOSQUE at MEGA is iu reality covering FOR the
Kaaba or House ~ the Sacred Black stone. that
stands IN the courtyard Of the Mosque.
The Kaaba "a r4lIc. cub unusrj Is an oolong
massive structure built u dne gray granite with
cube hence It's name. The only door Is on the
north side. about seven feet from the ground,
and is coated with silver.
The Np-i-u traditions ~ rI. k12ha are some
what quaint. Tn original one vas hIit IN
heaven TWO thousand years before the creation
II the world and the Almighty commended the
g-is to walk around DOE adoration. Adam built
ac.lv under the ono in heaven. His sons re
paired i-. and af--r thn Deluga Abraham rebuilt
10. and. being IN want ~ - stone t' tN IN the
corner sent Izhut-' puf for me. The lad met
tho Angel Gabriel WtI save him the famous
Black stone winch Nos.- SIy was originally
white hut has become black IN account ot hu-
man Sins
Long before Nahaw.rs time however. il is
certain .hatft- Eeata was he place " rshlp
ana .iIa~i~.azes OF isHla,rJ-- Arabs. and II AZ
70 tim. contained tn-- hu.ir-l and sixty il is,
..t..aHIuE -t- lays ~ tn. Arabian year, The
Prophet ~ Islam Invested .f ~ IRIS IDOLS but
finding mat th- custom % upr-hI rnirg and max
lrr if'er.ud4-s was fop deeply r'"."l I'D he
abolished calmly -raftrI 3D. IN to als own Ism,
and the p. 'us HIs~ulru-n -til makes his way
trith.- frYr. I'D parts ~ o.. world
Tn holy covering. or EIs".h. ~ b" kaaba IS
renewed annually. made a. th" Expense - the
Egyptian Cow rnmeat. and sent ".tn much cere-
-r rv - Mecca This covering. which is now
being held for o ransom ~ ttico by th- B-douins.
is made Of coarse black damask. ana is in eight
pieces.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-01
BANKERS AND BROKERS.

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Direct private wires to New York, Bos-
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If you are interested in the stock mar
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on our advices to buy the Flower
Stocks" We have been advising the pur-
chase of May wheat from IS upwards, and
still advise its purchase on reaction of /
to cents from present prices.
1t will pay you to send for today s
market letter." which specially mentions
the following stocks Reading issues, the
Changers and Sugar.
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This book is free to any one applying al
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AS we have private wire connections
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mas Obliged us TO put in a
telephone for our customers. Hereafter
we shall deliver all orders small or
large. city and country. Mason Brush
Works. $50 Main St. Worcester. Mass
Telephone 1854.
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TO RENT lower tenements, Bigelow
court; 50 each per month. Apply Le-
lands music store.
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AGAINST SMUGGLING.
revenue Cutters R, CURED to Enforce
LsW on Ii. Cuban Coast

lsw on tn Cuban Coast
Washington, Dec 31.-Capt. C. f.
Shoemaker, chief of the revenue cut
TER service, has made report to Secre-
tary Gage as to the necessity of estab-
fishing a revenue cutter service in
Porto Rico for the protection of the
customs and navigation laws of the
united States. Capt. Shoemaker
recommends that two revenue
cutters be built for the island, cost
ing from S165,000 to $175,000 each, and
that one be stationed az San Juan and
the other at Ponce. He says that these
vessels owing to peculiar con 4itions,
should be constructed on entirely differ
ent lines from those now in the service,
and he also recommends that a coaling
station be established at Guanica. Capt.
Shoemaker says that the shores of the
island are indented with numerous
bays, shallow harbors and inlets, and
IN this respect are peculiarly adapted
to smuggling operations. During his
recent trip, the captain visited Santiago
and other Cuban ports, and says that
IN his Judgment, several cutters will be
required to enforce the laws against
smuggling in Cuba.
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TO LET-No. 7 State St., fiat of rooms
and store rooms. steam heat and every
thing trst-ciass, no dust; no noise
plenty of sunshine. A. B. f. Kinney
IA Front st.
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COMMENT RECEIPTS AND Elk
PENDITURES.

Waslgton, Dec 91.-The Forthcoming
Statent of the government receipts and
eNpenures will show that during the
hall " ending today the receipts ag-
gregals425, 961, $50, against $2O7, 760574 for
the Sc, period last year. The receipts
are thargest on record, except in 1866
When, " reached S55S, 032. $40 for the en-
tlre ~ year and in 1867, when they
iieache 800, 634, 90. With the exception Of
theSe b years the receipts never before
! - % tdnaeistory of the country exceeded
$45o,ee and only seven times have they
ever rched 100000 900. The receipts
rom ttoms during the six months
a sd5 olll to sos, 045, S39 as compared with
~, e45,V for the same period last year.
OF ln'nOnth of December the customs
Teceipt segregated SIS, 764, 1926, which was
me nnlgst point reached. under the pres
emu ,Dl1ey law, and the largest for De-
S GiIe7inper nee 1888, when it was SIC. 800 900
me fec,ts from internal revenue sources
I'm during December to $22. 621, 319,
~ ne laret since the war of the rebellion.
Inc 1ot for December was $41, 404, 794.
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EDUCATIONAL
Why
Be Idle +?

Thousands of young people are out of
employment, in straitened circumstan-
ces, or burden to their friends be-
cause they cannot earn their living.
A thorough knowledge of business
and shorthand would guarantee them
employment. They spend more for rec
reation annually than would secure
them first class business training.