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The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28

Reuben Dovnry and wife, will have
the pleasure of having their daughter
Miss Margaret, of Minneapolis, spend
the winter with them.
Chris. Whobrcy, who knows how tn
keep hotel, was in town Thursday. IL
is always pleasure to meet him. he Is
~ jolly AMI rnmpanionablr
For Sale Eight Thoroughbred, Po-
land-C Chiua male hogs, old enough Tor
service. Satisfaction guaranteed. Al.
dress. J. J. Bullock. Oregon, Mo, ar
call ut farm, unr mile east of Monarch
srhool house.
And, rrrhtrrman has Just con-
plrtrd neat addition to the Mrs Amos
Wris residence. lie has closed ron,
tract with Peter Galbralth, Tor the cr,r
ton ot a handsome s2,tO residence un
Mr.. G'r farm.south uf this city.
News comes tn us ~ the improved
condition of Mrs ~. l.. Ward of Craig.
whu has u. rn under treatment for the
past three months IA onr of the Kansas
CITY hospitals We sincerely trust that
she may b" completely restored to
health.
List ~ unclaimed letters remaining
in the postoil:cr Mt Oregon, No. for the
wrrk ending dec. ~, t!Dl: j. u. Glenn
ems. II. Gctchrl. and Willard Penny,
card. Please ask for 'advrrti.cd'' let
tcrs when calling Tor any in the above
list. Office hours from I::W am, To- 1::W
pm. THns CrRRr, J.. VI.
Ed. Kcnnish. 81 the Maitland Her.
all, was over Monday. packing and
making ready to move the Courier plant
To Maitland We learn that e.. i.
kingsbury. ~ 81. Joseph. the only press
man in Northwest Missouri. will take
down and put up the Campbell press
for Mr.. Krnnish probably today - Craig
Leader.
Lawyer Stokes was in town Thurs
day and filed an attachment suit against
Moses Thompson, in favor 81 Frank
80. Th":".'eon left that section some
three wears ago, forgetting 10 iIgurnnt-
several obligations Sinca h {. depart
are his father died. leaving several hund-
red asres. of lands. which under p.rti-
tit,pn sal, it is thought by creditors will
rtabr thew in collect, hence ,he suit
:, very happy holiday event occur
RED a. lire home cf tine brides parents.
-iphn S.yfer. near this cit, on Wedha--
hry 81 this "; ok. D'.cember 81. 1900, the
oc,..sion being the marriage Of GottieIb
S,1,a,5 and Miss lama Seyfer. Rev.
r. V. Friganbaum, officiating. The
Young couple are among our very best
youg ;ie'man people. who have a host
Of friends that will wish them long.
prosperous andSappy life.
w. A. > Derr shipped five cars Of
cattle anG ti:a of hoss. tbs we.h. Will
= getting after the boys. He bought -
faad rt 3. %. Covan last week. that
avrraged l:SJO pounds. paying 81. s..
While driving them to Fores, CITY, last
Saturda:. un,. oi them became stubborn.
and finally unnaTa9sable. Mr.. Cuwan
undertook to Start the brute when the
animal turned and started for him.
Knocking him down, bruisi0g one Of his
legs Mr.. Cowau managed To get up
and Climb over a fence out of the wa, of
,he infuriated animal. @. .he result
might have been much worse.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28

Newspapers are generally explain
ing and cnmplaing about the lack of in
crease III In. census OF the home town
o. city. and the explanations are ip.en
Joys if not genuine. MaEsyille would
haze had i'n more people If the grand
jury liad not hren u session The uop-
uiatipn g: Orrg n an Mound Cit, ! adj
gone Ia Oklahoma. The Hamburg pop
Giation had gone across the strfp liz g
into Missouri 20 g-t drink and 50 on
w believe the true cause can be found
IN the nd-rful ErcNth Of 81 .Joseph.
Every city. town, village and hamlet in
Northwest Missouri has scores af ,uunp
mel in busin, - IN =. Joseph and
they keep trotting IL thu; rectiu;. all
;ti,' time Rock Port journal.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28

Chi ken that put it out, ard had energy
enough left to whip the stutfing out Of
an overgrown gamecock some one was
foolish enough to put up against him.
Corporal Conley brought Dewey and
several of his descendants along with his
fine exhibit of Plymouth Rocks TO the
cir cken show. where the bat le Scared
old veteran attracted e eat deal of at
tention. He gave Arthur Petree three
of the younger members of the dis
tinguished family Arthur is as proud
of them M a hoy with his first pants,
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28

VIM. Kneale. of King Grove. WAS
born in Andrew COUNTY "nl> a few
miles from where aU ncW resides. is :hc
possessor IF :i20 ayr of the richest
Holt county soil, ard has it vel i'm
proved and abundantly supplied with
we'll graded horses, cattle. sheep AMI
hogs. He Is also a iirrct r and stock
holder IN the People ilanh Of thIs
place, orc of the M st prosperous and
reliable institutions of lis kind in this
part of the state. iis also has las an
excellent famiis that take hold of the
share c. the work with will :iiat KEEP
every item on and about tn" farm in
ship shape The snlu. of such re:i in 4
community can not he nvrr estimated
Maitland New paper
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Dissolution Notice.

The eonsrtnership heretcfor" ryisting
under the style and lame Of j. y Zach
man i Co. Of Oregon, No. is TINS day
dissolved by mutual consent. J. ~ Zach
man retiring from sad firm. said inter
est beng purchased b. Hasr ~ ". Evans
All debts to the firm of !. y. ZachnaD
Il Co. may he settled by calling at the
former place Of business.
}. y. ZacRMAS & g..
ORE,oN. Mo-, December 3. 1903.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28

Miss Maud Mcdonald, of Maitland,
spent Christmas with Miss Jessie Foster
On The inside pages of this issue
will he found considerable local matter
There will be preaching services at
the Union school house Sunday. morn
ing and evening, at the usual hours.
Harry Thuma spent day or two
at Iarko this week. and Whit Maupin
did the night work at "Ceniral' while
he was absent.
Mrs. +. p Lyon and daughter. left
last week for NARROW, Indian Territory,
where her husband has located. May
health and prosperity attend them.
Rev. Hickman, of Africa. will spsnd
next Saturday and Sabbath with Rev
Sawyers. They will he at Woodvillc.
Saturday night, and in Oregon Sab
bath. In his lectures Mr.. Hickman will
use his strriopticiup. Al are invited.
Miss Libbie Munsnn has our thanks
fnr couple Of tine white skinned onions.
They werr raised by her brother vii
liam. formrrly of this city. now farmer
in Wallace county. Kansas They
weighed one pound each. and are beau
ties.
George Patterson hrar l'nrlr George
slrl IIr cam, in,, t,,,n po,, ~ w,,h
t's tamil, ~ sl"d. and W. believe. a'sn
drove tu t'urrst city aud back. t'nrla
',r"rsr has n'was hrld this r"'ntd until
Tits t'n,r.
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Tho Misauuti dair,u"n's nrmu'in
lion WA ~ @'sai ~ u, knnsna t'ttN S,'r
rtal ,ln,H laat week, and i"tnrr adjourn
men,, dcr'at"d IN fntw NJ III" rscaiiun
~ n aiaie haiiA runiniaIi"hrtIh'r nml
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28

The iiurlington has Is uri u slalr
meni showing that II IL operating daily
6UO trains Oh the system. 1t all ihr
frei !ht trains operated ln nLr year were
hitched together the string would he
:D,OOO miles lung Ii the passenger
tram, used during the past YEAR were
coupled together they would cover u
distance of ,I,s'9 miles The report also
shows that there are no in use un the
sy stem |, ,6OO locomotives, .2UD passen-
ger ears and 10000 freight ears During
the past twelve months an average of
~, ,tND passrr gers have travelled un the
burlington trains every day in the year.
THESE trains serve ,2t1 towns anil lies
aud enter eleven states The gross
earnings Of the system for the past year
were sj0,OOO,HO
liomeseskers excursion rates are
now in effect ON the great burlington
route, the uext date of sale being Jan
uary ana lJth. Whole families from
the east and middle states are now
travelling west aud southwest for the
oStensible purpose Of securing homes in
the far vest, IL is possible, however
that the greater number of the travellers !
wcrr going tn visit relatives or friends
and that the, will return after the hol
i,layS tu tell their friends at hume what a
nice time they had out west and how
ch-aply they travelled Railroad men
who have watched the passenger lie.
partmcnt have brr mo convinced that
the low rates Ia homcscckerS are bc,
ns ahuseiand that comparatively Few
few of the thousands who take a,iyan
tagr uf the low rates have the slightest
intention of investing in n home IN the
west.
u. VI Mart u SAYS unr uf the must
complrtr AMI agreeable surprises he
ever had happened Ia him on christmas
day. Tie was called homo quick. and
nn entering tho housr HI found the
mcmhrrs nf The Oregon Boys Hand all
there. Ills first Thought was that the,
wanted tn srrrna,ir everybody, hut h"
fore hr WAS through asking them wha,
they had nn hand. Mr.. Milton Mnorr,
twho had boon chosen their spokesman
arose anl IN very neat prrsnniat "n
speech. presented hm III behalf of the
boys Band, n token of thrd esteem, u
gold watch chain and charm. Tho
rharm had rnyravrn on II, "O. u. B,
,HN." Mr.. Martin ia very proud "I
this. AMI especially so. coming aS il ,lnrI
a. a token from the boys in whom hr
takes ~ much pri,lr. lie says the boys
have proven themselves equal tn every
task they have advanced far bcyond
his expectations. Tie predicts that ia
,hr mar fuiu,r ORGY IN will hay, n
itn,s' Rn,J MI fr,n, IL 4, III ,n,rs old
Inn, will br sr,.ond Ia none.
Tom iiin,lc. who has been confined
to his home for several days. is improv
ing. We are glad to learn. We under
stand that Tom had planned To go al
the next fox chase with Mcssrs g W
! burnett. Frank Foster, John Eilcr, Curt
Kennedy and Jack Castle. which came
oil the frs. day 81 this week Well all We
have To say is that he can thank Pr,:yi
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28
EGGS.


WASH " eorT'r'
Now for anorthwpst organization.
The Craig poultry breeders had some
very fine birds on exhibition.
II was n great show in every par leu =
La. and viii bear repeating in laul.
Th,s, "E;ll;, ino" chickens covered
with hni-, attracted about as much at
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The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28
An extra fine rIran line of .Iewelr
and Watches.
Carey E. Bunker.

For the past month or so the live
stock o-ned by farmers in this section
Of our county has been mysteriously dy-
iog. Nea.lv dozen horses have died
within this time. DIR. r. W. Hadley, a
veterinary surgeon, Of some note. has
been making q thorough examination
along these lines at Kansas City, Kan
sas. where a Dumber OF horses have
died in similar manner as those n
this sectioL. HIS examinations hass.
fully convinced him that the animals
have all died from erSotism produced BY
smut on curn. Doctor Hadley. before
he announced the nature of the disease,
took some Of the corn, that had been
fed To ANIMALS that died. over to the
Western Veterinary College. at Kansas
City, Mo-. and fed it to one Of the horses
the college had for experiment. The
animal soon died.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28

,,s u,rateal tn tact nnh o,ri hrll ~ ih'a 'w"'t hn'
n,a e,r,, ,a,Ie,, at iotluN Me- "t'' "h''d '" '''Hl
,,,s,n,it,,aa thr,r Nrto hHut, ianl' t"UH nrl ht"
su,iai h,wla Ihr'o Nor i"Via With h"r, 7''Hhh ht'
With .a ,nr,td With ~ir,topa in ihr rhai"u h"thr'a
.,d i.,v iepur,l t,Nia l,.t Nr,r IA. ll"rh"' "H'N
t,sis The,r a.uu,.d iu r ,r,, htNr ''h'' nnd "'l'
~ rtuha hrra sud uhtkrha
~ the witr Nnn,ta Nr,r na""l h 'w'sr I'"""i ~"
~ AmIl, Me 80 rsIali a,ta,t aiu i" NH' hr hah'l'd
the iJus n Ns4 ~, r,h,n h" NHa 80" !" h'7 hh ""
iean =,snlnH ihms,la, an UHa brli h"'' ''h ne" tate
uutI r,hia, ,trulug nr u-i' n'n' 81 h" rH's ~
ANN ,,n ilur Hnh ,lhN tluiio Nhilr t
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28

Temperature still below norm H. also
rainfall We had white Christmas.
this time by scratch. 1t will probably
satisfy those who depend on that condi
ton for the health The large rivers
nave risen nearly foot within few
days. No river station has yet b On re-
ported clnSed by lee
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28

amt fell With amuR, rh,thmrtiral regularity
E,rr, so,urd tr havr au individuality about IT
M erl. hut with 'lrgr ot shtnnsS NJ
vet, defiant hut VI h waving ,rgpn nt defiance \"
self =tttiirg r',k hear auohrr c"rS give e"irr o y
rnarngo uhru, answering kind. aud When one ~ III
lrtt MARSHALL thatlc nnnn,aus r'srrs nj gtrat
to,ult,, z"u as"i hi, r, Ra! nrr rrsrnndrd "h,
~ ,u ,, s th, p,=t. "a and each individual rr,=trr
construed ra, t,,s,'nal rharnen and ariat
,il, Lnu nurl al hn, i,rz aria,air, and "ulr'
iurt ohat h. u,,hl h tr thnm he hut had hiH llr,tt.
Nhrh al the r'htp upo'ld IN knd aml hi the Ha,n
,r. and thru ut"at,l ,hr tctFmmaucr Tmn the hrns.
t,atinp that q ,,nra rreair,rni mpht w th" rHni,.
,gurlI rlurt in ptral UNrttrn,uih
tlu,r u,irinhtnu the tat the ur,,rd annual sh"w
o Nr.,utair a. ~ thin ,siN iaai Nw,k Nha ptrat phra
,,,i, ,, b,Ll u ltt \uIh VI aa,,uii NJ
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28
SpectacIes
Scientifically
Fitted.
CAREY E. BUNKER,
Op.ician and .lcwcle-,
OREGON. MISSOURI.

The Weather.
Corrected weekly 10y William Kaucher
Justice ~ the Peace, Oregon. Mo.
pRECIrITATIoH.
Ram
aAxiMrv aiSIwrM Fall. Snow.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28
BLUE BLOODED BIRDS.
The Annual Exhibition of Feathered Tribe by
the Holt County Poultry Association.
COCK A-DooDLG DOC"

uT uuI.ot mult, 10y an
ia, will have faint hi"a the noise
aud making poultry hall han'o ID" described as
hn several ii zen crows each
ft
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28

Golden Wyardotts:-
j -. McIIugh. Maitland
>: Dan Cum. ingha m ,
New Point. 4: Mrs. Geo.
Anderson. Oregon, 10:
Elliott Marshall, st. Jo-
srrh. |.
PRIZE WINNERS:
First on I en-. i. B. Nj
l!ug1
FIRST on rOckerpi, same.
tlfsi on puilet. same.
= coLd N hen, Mrs.
Geo \ nderSon.
Second on cuckcrel. }.
u MclIugl.
S"5"T:,i nn pullrt. Dan
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28

ihr a,iai,nta,, ~ The ,nn,l
tu Wnhi, airil"al iIshr,
aui Wup - hannhilr hn,h
ihan The, ,il,i un Thursday
ia" "i""lns ,ia,t
M,,si ~ lh,ar alu naa,lr
unttIrp arr ~ il,r luusInrss ~
itrs,llns ilur hi,a"lri lo,ul
~ iaaia,,sr " - Il fah Ntih
lhrin, anl u 10 n,i iir ,alur
II 80 aNaut that al'us "
n,"rii ~ thrlf uNus. iut lhr
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28


Of ith
family r. a. had Frank Castle There
E~lx&A no prcmu offered.
Wa w lie the Ih regiment 81. Lou : %
United they for
ed IA ending
resented this violent night @
hada
vlke crk""l quickly proved it's
symbol of martial ard became of
the e Irak
wee Il home b 'front.'
and hundi
lie ;i L and
he ag
His her
the multi and pen7h
J., and Simmons ct in keeping together enough
haIht
chicks tn" family Camp Meade and from
I-com
Of rel they
honor II At though the
little 'B all
whole OF The little family a: thrg the
ewe, anticipated
liz one nf item Camp A he
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28

ug ,,-"ii 81 " 'aHa ~ the i'unHan n'h'inu
IA, ., lue e,i ,,b,N lui,o Nhir r.,ha l,ua au ,urs
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28

In the of thus
Itry show. We u n u IA i
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28

iisrt i.ynch, hanl, SlmIs Isnn, Miss 'arri" rot'nl"
a. u, iioilgrn,r, Levi sohultn, 10 4. I. Esana,
j. u Linyiile, Frank huttun, Il u. i'huir, l'f
y, II, Markiand, u, q EuluS, t!,p 'tmmins,
John Markt Frank Allen,c. Il. EiN .rd and many
others who have the chicken fad
These geniimnn hc'Ime ~ iU.-'u aied With
the fad that thcS organized this assorIdtlnn IA
March, lss, aud last December gave lhrlr irrt
show This year they found the nrplira l"n f"r
entries had grown la such al oNtrnt that "a larger
building WAS nee ssitated for this years ,h"N and
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28

fsth the
Il hsnt beautiful hllin has "iis"
i than annual hsr sh""
hayat ~
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28

he town. Rock Port Mail.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28

First an cock. Carrie Schultz.
First on hen. same.
First on cockercl. Frank Suttor.
First on pullet, same
Second on hen: Carrie Schultz.
Second ON puilrt. same.
Second on cnckcrel. same.
The Holt County sentinel., 1900-12-28

Haired iIlmhnth krE Johh u towah =
New Point, :; { Il. Edwards, -; {, l., Evaps, 6;S,
T. ofallon, 1; Samuel Simpson, y; George u,
Harnrs, FILLMORE. :; nan ilardman, New Point,
L.; Elliot Marshall, ~ Joseph, /, Mrs. Jacob
Rnchvr l. e I u mnNan, ~ lns"ph. Il; W, J.
& aNrs, Ma,ll .nd, 4 Mrs {, Il GriIiilh, Mound
Ct,, ii J. Il Mciiuea, Maitland. =; Jasrph Con
10y, Mrund CITY, d Coleman David, crae, /,
Tot L. IL
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-06
Saltwater News.

Charles Casey was taken to the city
hospital yesterday and is suffering with
typhoid fever. trz
A telegram from Duluth Thursday
evening states that Dr. Ernest Drawer,
of C1oquet, Mimi, formerly a Saltwater
boy, is in a very serious condition, and
1t is feared he can not recover. DR..
Drawer submitted to an operation, a few
days ago, for appendicitis, but did not
improve, and after consultation of
physicians it was decided that another
operation would be necessary. He is
very weak, and it is feared he can not
survive the second operation Mr. and
Mrs. George Wilson have gone to Duluth
to be present at his bedside.
Stillwater's new steam road roller was
unloaded yesterday, and began work on
North Main street. The city council and
other citizens were interested spectators,
and thus far the work Of the machine is
highly satisfactory
A delegation of Minneapolis Royal Arch
Masons will visit Saltwater this evening
for the purpose of working the degree on
teams In this city They will be accom-
panied by a delegation from ST. Paul
The Third ward delegates to the Demo-
cratic county convention met Thursday
evening and decided not to make nomi-
nation for county commissioner from the
Third district This leaves the. fight be-
tween ]. NJ Schaffer, the Republican
nominee, and Andrew Olson, the present
incumbent, who is running independent
A. Oscar Nelson, of Everett, Wash. a
former resident of Saltwater, was here
yesterday on a short business trip.
The Gluek Brewing company baseball
team, of Minneapolis, will come here next
Sunday for a game with the Wolf Brew
ing company team, of this city.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-06
SAYS THE WITNESSES LIED
r. f. WEsTCOTvT DISPUTED TEsTI-
BEONY IN CARTER TRIAL.

NEW YORK, Oct 5.-The cross-exam-
nation of Robert F. Westcott in the
proceedings for the removal of ]. F., H.
ii. and w. r. Gaynor and B. H Greene.
to the Jurisdiction of the United States
court In Georgia, was resumed today be-
fore Commissioner Shields Counsel ex-
amtned the witness on the testimony
given before the court-rnartial of Capt
.. M. Carter. Several persons there were
in direct contradiction to the testimony
given by Westcott in the present proceed
fngs and counsel questioned him on the
discrepancy. Mr.. Westcott insisted that
those witnesses were mistaken and that
their statements were untrue One of the
witnesses was Mr. Westcott's son, Robert
F. Westcott
Mr.. Wescott could not tell when he
cancelled the power of attorney held by
Carter, but 1t was after his interview
with Carter in Washington. He remem-
pered that =Abram Rose Carriers counsel.
and b. D. Greene, asked him to testify
at the court Of inquiry. If he testified
his testimony would have convicted Car
: ter. Witness said he had no arrange
ment now, or then with the government.
was a partner of the firm, he ought to
testify to that fact, and Greene took down
the statement in the presence of these
witnesses, among whom was Mr.. Rose.
Counsel asked Westcott direct if he had
not advanced money to the Gaynor-
Greene firm, if he had not bid for con-
tracts for them and if he had not received
money from the firm. To all of the uues-
lions Mr.. Westcott returned an affirma-
tive reply qualifying all with the state
ment Il did it for Carter"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-06
The Next State Treasurer.

Henry G. Koerner, the Democratic cam
(didate for state treasurer, was born at
Shakopee, Mimi, Dec. TO- 1857. He re-
)ceived a school and good college eduea-
)tion and in 1871 engaged in the general
merchandise business in his native city,
5where, by his high business integrity he
)Won universal esteem and made friends
} on every hand. In 1880 he removed to
{the village Of Jordan, where he continued
: in the general merchandise business.
while at Jordan he served three years as
"a member Of the village council,- in which
capacity his energetic work for refol m
Sand Improvement gained for him the 5000
Swill of all fellow citizens. In 1856 ne was
detected without opposition as auditor of
(Scott county, which position he held
continuously for period Of twelve years,
}rendering such efficient services to the
}county as tc receive the warnlest praise
(and appreciation of men of all shades of
Spoliticaf creed Mr.. Koerner also served
las alderman of the city of Shakopee for
}eight years; was president of the city
Scouncil for four years, and also served
) for term of years as clerk Of the school
board, and since January; 1889, Mr.
Koerner has served as deputy; bank ex-
Seminer under Gen. Pope. He is at pres
ent a resident of the Second ward of
PSI Paul, but Scott county claims him as
Zone of her sons and points with pride to
Shis splendid record. He IS uansef en-
Sinent qualifications for any office Of trust
) and honor, with a reputation for homes ty
(which has never been questioned.
Well educated. a thorough bookkeeper
}and an expert accountant, a. better can
)didate could not have been selected. Mr..
1Koerner is most popular where hesis best
(known, which is about the best recon-
{ mendation a man can have, but he also
Shas a wide state acquaintance and can
point to PERSONAL friends in every county
Tin Minnesota, who will work for him and
for those on the state ticket with him,