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The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
A New Saw

The Scientific American illustrates a
novelty in it's September 10th issue-s
cross cutting saw in the form of a chain.
Each link Of the chain is composed of
two little sharp wheels followed by lit.
tie chisels that cut out the depth of the
wood cut into by the little wheels. The
chain goes around the top and under
side OF the log and also the side opposite
the saw operator, as we'll as around a
large wheel to be turned by the opera
tor. This wheel rests on bar, one end
OF which holds the log, and the wheel
turning BY crank moves the saw chain
around the log and at the same time
goes back on thread enough te hold
the chain taut. As soon as the wheel
comes to the end OF this threaded part
OF the bar il the log is big enough to re-
quire more saving link is easily taken
out OF this chain saw and the wheel is
again moved closer to the log. As il
saws three sides or portious of the whole
circumference Of the log. This is not
circular saw but properly a circular
saver as 1t saws three-quarters of a CIR
lie at the same moment. The inventor
q man named Matthew ]. Clark. Of |
ChRparei, Arizona.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
He Received the Paper.

The Caxton Caveat tells o. a case oc
CURING at Wrsthrpok. y. Y. wbere;,
htm "f newspaper Publishers brouph,
suit and obtained Judgment Tor 80 and
Costs on account ofsubscrlptIon charsse
The publishers admitted that the partv
neSer ordered the paper. The facts
We're not disputed that when thew
bought in the list Of another psper IN
the town. tins party's name was on that
Inst. but without hts orders. The new
management wrot- IL atl the parties
whose names were on the, list they had
bought, Offering 10 stop the pauers of
all who did rot expect TO pay. The do.
rendant q no answer this not,c. bnl
kept on taking the paper ani then re-
FUSED 10 pay on the ground that hs
never subscribed. The plaIutiffs argued
that the general rule of law. that a man
must pay Tor he receives AMI uses. An.
plies 10 newspapers as .well as other
'hihgs, AMI the courts sustained that
,i,. a.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
STATE OF MISSOURI, ;
County pf Hnlt
Trustees Sale.

! whereas. John T. Osborn and Mappie Os
porn, ms wlie by their certain deed Of trnsr
uacu May 5lst, is:S and filed for record m the
once Oh The recorder of deeds of Holt Connty
MiSsonri, at the city of Oregon, ON the sth da !
VI June. isSe. ana recorded in book a. nj Daye
trtster. the following described real esfa,e
s,uuatrd IN The County Of Holt and State nj
MlSssuri. to-wit: '0 vi
he northwest quarter of The northeast ouar-
yer OF section thrfy-two (s,), township s;Xty.
Que toil, north range thirty eight IsSl wei IN
4. ~, n', III trust 10 secure payment of certain
nrst mortgage bond In said deed of trnsf dan
scroed. said deed nf trust provides thar i'm
caSe any oi The accrrIing interest IN saiI ijr".
mortgage Donh or any part Of the princin.i of
siId Oohd Is not paid within twenty days af,e,
lhe same II due, the whole Of said first mnrt
sase oond may. at the option Of the hoIder
thtrvoI De declared due and pay able nj oncr
Aud whereas. the interest," dine Inns ~, $50
anu anu tilat part OF the principal due June Ist
.Sfs, upon said hrSt mortgage bond IL rna,a
.ndh twenty DAYS past due aiIu wholly unn.,J
therefore the holder 81 said first ,noftgay,.
Donn. elects 10 dec!are the whole of said first
mortgage bond due and PAYABLE AZ onre ''
Now therefore. Hnder the terms and nv tho |
auIhotity OF said deed of trust, and at the 70.
luest OF The holder OF the first mortgare hnnd
will on ' '''i'e 'hat
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 3rd. lSss
,etMeeh The hours Of nine O'Clock a. m and
~ ise clock D. m.. of that day, at the front door
;! tne court house In the city of Oregon Connfy
u not and State Of Missouri, self said nr'n
q, public 'endue to the highest bidder |
or casil IN hand. To pay the said ffr.t morfnara
onu' wi,h Interest," thereon AS provided Sv
'iid deed OF trust and bond secured tberehy
e>nfS All costs and expenses Of pyrsntinp this
"S'' JOHN G. HALL, Trustee.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
Makes Most Glass Bottle.

Alton ILL.,. city of 1900, has the dis
JUNCTION OF having the largest glass bot
tie plant in the world. There are Il
factories, Of which four are coutiuuous
tsnkhouses, working night and day
orews. The company's report TO the
state factory inspector last June showed
the number Of employees to be 2,45O. or
these 46o were blowers. Since this r.
port was made the company .hae built a
continuous tank factory. which will io.
crease the total force of employees to 3
'oO: The plant has grown ,frou a small
beginning in Alton 35 years ago, and its
wares are distributed through all the
west and south and old Mexico. The
glass blower is much the highest paid
wage-earner in the Mississippi valley.
de works eight hours day and makes
from S35 TO s45 week. His trade un
ION Is one OF the most powerful in the
world. 1t permits OF the admission of
out limited number OF apprentices
each year and co-operates with the
manufacturer in unionizing the en-
pioyes OF competitors and keeping
wages up. This year the manufacturers
nave granted the bottle blowers a ten
per cent. increase in wages.-Cbicaeo
Tribune.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
Mr. Bryan's Lecture Rate,

Ihere is nothing at all discseditable IN
Mr. Bryan 10 the dispatch we published
yesterday setting forth that he had mn,
only charged the people Of Canton I'M
500 for making an address TO them bo,
that he had insisted upon getting the
money before making the speech. It's
distinctly to his credit, as a prudso,
business man. il be does not regard i, "a
insulting to be spoken OF m tina. cans.
city Certainly it has been known ,b.,
lecture committees have refused q, na..
Iected to pay for lectures after ,b.v
we're delivered. To sue them then xo.,d
De painful process II might oct m.
ecturer disliked. 1t would cert.;nIv
uo1ect him to the charge Of be;no .
'Shylock" or creditor who expect.d 70
70 paid. And he might not oct nj.
money after all. By far the uost n,ra
nt as we'll AZ the pleasao test CONF
ork Times. ''-NsH =
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
New Point

H. L. Dillon Sundayed with his fam
lily at Mound City.
Born, to Geo. Bender and wife. O,..
tober 81, 1899, girl.
Willis Acton made his weekly trir
to ST Joseph Wednesday.
Jas. Donovan was interviewing the
Maitland merchants blonday.
R. c. Benton and wife attended
divine services here last Sunday.
DR.. p. ID. Kelly has rented the Smith
property and will move his family here
IN the near future.
DR.. Kelly was called to Forest C;tv
last Friday to Sc Mrs. Lulu Edwards,
who was dangerously i'll.
The Rebekah's enjoyed themselves
to he fullest extent last Saturday NIGHT
IN a supper and social in Oren's hall.
Amos Lentz moved his saw mill To
Geo Hornecker's "Wednesday, where he
Will saw the lumber for the barn Mr.
llornecker is building.
The series of meetings at the Chris
tan church will begin next Monday
night. November g. We were misin-
formed in our last week 5 items.
Fred Kershaw' 5 little girl had the mis-
ortune to disIocate her elboy last Sun.
lay. At last reports she was doing
nicely and We hope to hear of her ulti
nate recovery. TIMMoys.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
Up and Down Stairs with Ease

"There is no evil that is not a per.
verted good" writes Edward b. War.
nan in the November Ladies' Home
Journal. $50 the stairs may prove a
blessing instead of a detriment ,if women
will learn how to go up and down them
without fatigue. The majority OF per
sons, especially women, climb the stairs.
To avoid the difficulty and reap the
benefits, do this: Incline the body for.
ward, but do not bend at the waist line
Do not stoop. Keep the chest raised
and fxed. Ascend rs it we're from the
chest, and no matter what may be your
weight your touch of the foot on the
step will be as light as light as that of a |
cniid. Touch only the ball OF the foot
70 Inc step. Close the mouth and keep
't closed when ascending tho stairs and
until the breathing is quite normal.
Every Inhalation should be felt at the
In going down stairs kssn
he body perfectly erect; touch only the
'all of the foot to the step, yielding At
he knee"
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
Opinion of q True Gentlemar

Admiral Dewey won the love Of svsry
womaL in America when he uttered this
truthful sentiment:
Il am true sailor and 60 think all
women are perfect. My wife died MANY
years ago. but there are men on tins
ship that went away to fight with bright
courageous words spoken to them bv
mothers or wivee, that have belpsd
them through the fight more than anv.
thing else. ] have brave men un5s,
me; men with plenty of grit and nerves
OF iron. thank the mothers of ,hsso
men, for ] think they have made nv sen
dogs what they are. God bless all
Any man who does not think "aI,
women are perfect" is really no man N,
all. Women are the visible manifesto
ian OF human perfection, and for tb,s
'ery reason all women should earnestly
trive to be good women-as we sincere
y believe they do.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
Crops of the Year.

The total wheat crop of 1899 is ssti
mated by the American Apriculturis,
10 its hnhl report, published Wedpes
oay at 565,3oO,OOO bushels, grown CT
to'zol,OOo acres, as compared with bro
auction last Year which, in the light o,
the seasons movement, can not hsv.
been less than 7I5,OOOOOO bushels Tbs
average yield per acre is placed at Ia5
bushels. The winter wheat crop is
estimated at 297, 100000 bushels: aver
age yield, ll5 bushels; spring vbsa,
crop, 269,O0O,OOO bushels; average rate
OF yield, 49, bushels.
The average rate of yield of oats is re.
turned at 30.4 bushels per acre. 25
bushels above that of last year, and an
average higher than was eyer before ra.
ported for the whole breadth. The cron
is estimated at s69OOO,OOO bushels.
against 797. 100000 in 1898, and $4,000.
Ooo in 1897. The quality OF the present
crop is unusually good.
Inc authority named places the av.
eraRe condition OF corn 3 polnts lower
than September l, and only > higher
'han was reported this date a year AGO.
ana adds that il the final rate of weld
'haii substantiatr that Indicated by the
present return, the crop is likely to bs
ound rather above 2, l25, ,OOO, ,OOO- a fairly
LIBERAL result, but not a record crop
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Nickell's Grove.

Corn shuckers are IN great demand
in the Grove.
We are sorry to learn of the illness
OF W. L. Webster.
Miss Cora Smith visited friends near
Mound CIty,Sunday.
Miss Sadie Heyer ard Julia Kun.
kei were st. Joseph visitors last week,
W. G. Wyatt and family, also John
Wachtel and family, of Rcsendale, were
Grove visitors over Sunday.
We understand George Young offers
a liberal reward for a love letter, lost
between Oregon and the Nodaway river.
j. c. Morris has returned from his
visit to New York. He was in the Grove
Sunday still single, from all appearance.
Miss Daisy H.rshnar, who has been
making her home in Oregon the past
Two years, has come home to stay-but
rot forever.
KFwo
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
Causes Of Hvsteria

Most people do not sufficiently nnder
stand that hysterIa is a symptom and
not disease. Among the many predis
posing causes which might be named
are chronic dyspepsia. neuralgia, are-
mia, depressing surroundings and a
great mental anxiety and worry. Some
times hysteria is due to ennu,, and it is
a we'll accepted fact that It is an .ffsc.
ton which chiefly attacks the uppsr
middle classes. Poor pc ppIe have mn
time to indulge in the luxury Of a dis
play OF the emotions. When the CAUSE
can be ascertaiued, the general treat.
meot must be directed toward its "a.
moval. Daily exercise in the omen air
the morning sponge bath and n good
luinine and iron tonic are valuable aida
"ward cure. A change of air and
cene will also sometimes work narveIs
md in all cases the patients mind |
hou!d be kept interested and amused.
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
Spain's Greatest Need.

Mr.. 4, p. Olivia. of Barcelona, Spa,n
spends his " nters at Aiken, s. C. Wask
nerves bad caused severe pains in the
oack OF bis hesd. On using Electric
Bitters. Americas greatest Blood and
Nerve Remedy, all pain soon left him.
lie says this grand medicine ls what his
country needs. All America knows that
II cures liver and kidney trouble, puri.
nes the blood, tones up the stomach,
the nerves, puts vim, vigor
and new life into every muscle, nerve
and organ of the body. IL weak, tired
Or saiiIng you need IT. Every bottle
guaranteed, only 30 cents. Sold by
Cisrk y. Proud, Oregon, Mo-, and G.
Meyer, New Point, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
Important Dec sion.

| kEoKCK, a., October 27.-JuJp,
Woolson, of the United States district
court, in session here. today rendered 1
decision that has wide bearing and in
wolves many investors and backs hold.
ing mortgages that have been transferred
to them by others than the makers. The
decision was rendered in a case arising
out Of Geals made by Gillette, the big
cattle operator, who now is IN Mexico.
The defense, representing the last holder
of bunch Of cattle that had beed sold
several times by Gillette. claimed that a
mortgage executed before the last sale
of the cattle and by which bank in
Orion, kas, sought ownership of the
cattle was invalid. because no stamp was
affixed to the transfer of the mortgage.
Their claim was that every time a
mortgage is transferred revenue stamps
should be affixed, as il the instrument
were newly executed one. Judge |
WoolSon sustained this view. The de
.isicr is that there must be a stamped
issi. nment of mortgage to make il
Effective: that under the revenue stamp
yet of congress any transfer of n mort
age which is not written stamped as
'gnment makes the mortgage invalid
nd incompetent as evidence in a court
{ justice.
Practically all commercial paper Sc
ured by mortgages is transferred by
nipple delivery to purchaser of the
ote, the security OF the mortgage fol-
,wing the note by operation of Law.
his principle still obtains. but the
ortgage itself cannot be enforced nor {
troduced in court, so that ITS securitv
comes practically nothing under this :
,cislon. which is the first to be made in /.
e United States on this particular >
lint in the revenue act. 2
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
What it Might Have Cost

In certain town in Vermont, sal,
tue Bhston drummer, as he cheweo
away at pepsin tablet. II picked up &
wallet containing $500 IN cash. There
were papers barring the owners name
and hs proved TO ba the mayor Of the
town. at onca hunted him up and
handed over his lost cash, and as ne re-
ce'ved 1t he looked me over and scratch :
ed the back OF his head and said:
I'll shall reward you, of course. How
much do you think you ought to have?"
"Nr;hing whatever SIR. am glad to
restore your property"
"But you expect someihiny?"
mo. Sir"
didn't you look for me to give YOU n
cent?
"Nnt u red."
ut doesn't Seem possible" he went
on, as hs lonkni me over again. but III
nave to take yoa at your word. Do YOU
Know what II might have cost me, sir.
had any one else found this walle,?-
IL cant say. of COURSE"
I'D have had to hand over at least 10
cents. Sir. and they might have struck
or IL or 25.''
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
Order Of Publication in Tax Suit.

STATE OF MISSOURI
tcuaty of Holt.
In the Circuit Court If Holt County. In ,ai,
State, to the January Term. laO.
The State of Missouri, at the relation and IA
the use OF Josiah J. Pierce. collector of tbr
revenue within and for the county OF HoIi
and State Of Missouri. plaintiff.
Jane f. Richardson. Molie F.. Blu,ur, ,o,u
ID. Richardson, Jr., Frances W. Richardson
Gertrude RichaI dson, Maria Jane Richard
son, L,cy Lee Richardson. Andrew Madison
KiehardsOn and Alice Belnlan Richardson.
defendants Tax SUIT
Az TINS 9th day Of September. Isa9, comes the.
plaintln herein. by Henry T. AIkire, his at.
torhry, anu shows Ia the satisfaction of the
court that the defendants are nur residents OF
the stale Of Missouri aud cannot Ia. Summoned
In this action.
WheE-upun il is ordered hy The court
tilat SAID defendants he notified by pnII,-
cation that plaintiff has com nenceJ n
SUIT against Them in this court. In,
object and general nature of which is that
pia,,iltln seeks TO enforce the lien Of the State
oi MISSOURI against the following described
feai esiafe. situate. lying and being in iIolt
t"unty. Missouri. anl belonging Ia the de-
,cndanis To this suit, for certain delinquent and
back taxes due thereon, and unpaid for ihe
year 1887 with Interest thereon and costs. levied
upon SAID real estate. AS in the pet,tion
and tax bill herein set forth. to-wii: The
township >ixfy-two 1927 of range thirty nine
39l. The northwest quarter of Sertiou
lEenty sol In township sixty-twO iGal OF
range thirty ,nne l39l Aud that unless the said
lelcIldants be and appear at this court at
ne next Term thereof. To he begun and holden
IL Tue court house, In the city of Oregon in
'aia l county, on the lSt day Oi January next.
wv. ana on or before the sixth da, OF said |
trm-if the term shall so IoI;. continue. aud |
moi. Then on or before the last day of said |
erni-itliswer or plead TO the petition ia said |
anSe. the same will. As to them be. t,L,.n rs
ordingly '"
And II is further ordered, that A c.py hereof
= published according to law in THE HOLT
ot STf SENTINEL for four successive weeks. |
ne iast Insertion to be at least four weeks be- |
IRE The said 1st day Of January, 1906
GEO. W. HOiREFE, Clerk.
TATE OF MISSOURI
county Of Holt. ~.
!. Geo. W. Ilogrefc. clerk OF the cIrruit couri
Holt county. aforesaid, hereby certify thai
le above Is true copy Of the original order of
iohcatlon. IN the cause therein named, as ikc
me appears in my oaice }
illness my hand as clerk. and the seal OF said
Eai-I court. Done at Office In Oregon, This
n day OF October. Is.9.
GEO. W. IlOGREFE, Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
Foster ana DeVoe on the We.,

Foster ana DeVoe on the we.tb.,
The next storm wave will reach the
Pacific coast about the 29th, cross west
of Rockies country by close Of the 10th.
great central valleys 3lst to November
=, eastern states November 3.
Warm wave will cross west of Rockies
country about October %, great central
valleys 3lst, eastern states November ?
Cool wave will cross west of Rockies
country about November !, great central
valleys the Sd, eastern states the 5th.
from 9TH to 9Th, the elements will re.
act into warmer, falling barometer and,
renewal of rain and snow. A Vulcan
period extends from the Ilth to 18th.
calling for change to warmer about the
l ilth, with increasing warmth and fall
ing barometer, followed by rain. snor-
and autumnal gales about 18th and lAthy.
A cold wave and freezing weather about:
18th to 10th. Watch its approach To,
vour section. Warmer with tendency to,
AIN, snow and storminess about nth to.
18th. Northerly gales and much colder
rom about 18th to 23d. The last ner;od:
or the month will bring heavy gaies and
possibly early billiards north and vest
The crisis Of the period will fall abont
ith to 9th. Cold following these storms
'lii react, and threatening conditions
,lil prevail as November comes to its
lose.
DeVoe dishes up the following:
Inc month OF November will be noted
" storms over the Atlantic ocean, and
amen should be prepared for them.
lrst 70 9th, cold wave and heavy storms
'er the west gulf states and apo,v o,.
e Mississippi valley aud westward: 9Th
oth, pleasant; 9th to 10th, severe
orms over the middle A tlantic and west
III states, with dangerous gales and
oW on the great lakes; 1lth TO 18th,
avy rains over the lower Mississipn;
LEY. with cold wave in the north: I5th
ioth, fsir, followed by a storm and
"a winds on the great lakes; 10th to-.
!, storms over the east Atlantic statssu
d dangerous gales for boating: sod >
asant; 2ith to 26th, heavy storr,s OF :,
q winds, rain and snow, followed, l,ly
narkable cold weather until tina a,eAS
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
STATE OF MISSOURI
ftlItpfr nf Halt ~.
Order Of Publication.

| STATE OF MISSOtRI,i
County Of Holt.
In the Probate Court within and for the ,,oup,, ,
OF Holt and State Of Missouri, August Tern
Giles A. Laughlin. Public Administrator i,hi,
and for Holt County. Missouri. I'm cI,,, rs,,. nt
me estate nf Margaret H. Phelps, deceased -
Order Of Publication
, NOW. here at tins time comes Giles A. Laup,-
IN, rubi,c Administrator. In charge as admins
Istrator OF the estate Of Margaret b. Phelps de-
ceased. presents to the ,OlIrt his netitiOp pray-
ing Ior an order for the sale Of 80 much OF the
isf, L Esa.e oi SAID deceased as will pay and sat
isiS the remaining debts due by said estate and
yer unpaid Tor want Of sufficient assets, accom-
Paai.u ny The accounts. lists ana inyeutOrIes
rsquired ny law in such case. on examination
Mhtfeoi u u ordered that all persons Interested
IN tne estate OF said deceased be notified thai
sa,pi,iicailon s,i as aforesaid has been made and
III, tat unless TIE contrary he shown on or before
e h n1St day OF the next term of this court. to
oe heId ON The 18th Of November next an or
uer VIII be made for the sale of the whole or
;,, OF the real aState of said deceased as
WI VII, ne SuHicienf for the payment of said deLts.
ana u Is further ordered thai this notice he
pusiis1ed m some newspaper in this county for
iouf weeks before the next term Of this court.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
county Of Holt.
!, ico. W. Murphy, Judge of The ProLata
.ouit wltnin and for said county. hereby Ger
ny Via. tue above ~ q true copy Of the original
,rder OF publication tnerei1 referred TO. ms tile
'aine appears Of record In my office
Witness my hand as Judge and the seal of o,r
skAL-i said court. Done at my Office I'm Ore (
;on IN said county. this llth cay Of September.
l. d.. isn. GEO. W. MURPHY.
Judge Of Probate CoiIrf.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
Obeyed Orders.

The following dialogue, current at the
time, bel Se-u,; que of Stonewali J.cks,n's
soldiers and the provost guard. Illus
, trates Jackson's tact AT eiuiipy his
enemy, and also the obedience rendered
and the confidence reposed 10 h,m by
his troops:
The orders read on dress parade the
evening before Jacks lu left the valley to
take part IN the seven days fight around
Richmond We're that in case the army
moyed before further orders the answer
from every soldier to any and all oues-
tions from thoss not connected with the
ardiy should be 81 don't know" On the
march the provost guard found sol
dler 10 cherry tree helping himself,
when the following took place:
"Who are your" demanded the guard
u don't know" replied the solder.
Where are you golns?"
81 don't know" which was NJ doubt
correct
Where have you beens"
81 don't know"
where is your command?"
81 don't know"
10 what command do you belons9"
81 don't know"
what are you doing IN that cherry |
tree
81 don't know"
is there anything you do know"
"Yes"
"What is it,
well, the last order | had from old
was that | was not to know
lnything until further orders. Gentle
nen, would see you all id before /
Will know anything until old StonewallI
axes that order off,
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
Al druggI-ts. price 10 cents Tn Al

Al druggI-ts. price 10 cents To sl.OO
A friend in need is = friend ipd.s,
mat Is exactly what Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is. I; Is the mothers
help when she 's suddenly awakened in
the night by tie ominous husky cuugh.
and lahored breathing. Of Ter bapa II
Is The safe Resort nf the youth or admit
when he has "caught cold" and there is
coughing and irritation cf the mucous
membrane of the throat. IL allays the
Irritation and cures the cold. For sale
by Clark U. Proud.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-11-03
Benton.

There is good attendance at the
meetings.
Claude Clark spent the night in
our nelghborhood Monday night.
Clyde King, Of Mound City. is at
tending the meetings and assisting with
the singing.
Key Brock OF the Methodist church
OF Mound City, preached an excellent
sermon at the church, Tuesday night.
H c. Wright received handsome
rocking chair as premium at the corn
and pumpkin show of Mound CITY, for
a dozen cars of yellow corn, weighing
l53l pounds. Nny