The Holt County sentinel., 1903-06-12

For a strictly first class coffee go to
Geo. F. Seeman's.
Frank Pendergast, of Savannah. has
been visiting home folks.
Chicken feed and Mill stuff at Mill
prices at Moore s Kreek's.
Mrs. Matthew Gelvin, who has been
seriously ill. is reported very much i'm
proved.
Pearl Thornton left for st. Joseph
this week, where she will make her
hone in the future.
-Floated in New tin.s in Box Paper
and Tablets. Large line of New Ham,
mocks just received. Prices can't be
beat.
HISDE DRUG Co.
The rainfall during the month of
May was 1lsi inches. That Of 1892 was
12 inches, and that of 1896, Isl inches.
In May, 1902. Al inches of ram fell
Maitland Herald.
Grandma Guthrie. living in the
Lincoln district, received a stroke of
paralysis Sunday of this week. render
ing her speechless. Her recovery is
doubtful, owing to her advanced age.
A fine liue line OF Watches. Clocks
Spectacles, Set Rings, Plain Rings,
Ladies' and Gents Chains, Cuff But.
tons. Collar Buttons. Brooches. Emblem
Pins, Perfumes &c. C. E. Bunker, Op-
tican and Jewler. Oret on, Mo.
A weeks sunshine and day weather
will make old Missouri to blossom. A
weeks sunshine and the farms that are
now watery. weedy mass will be titled
and the cora will hump" itself to make
up for lost time. A weeks sunshine and
We will forget the cold wet weather.
Give US sunshine.
--Have you tried Geo. E. See
mans new flour? It is fine. II
you haven't tried it, and want
fine bread. you should do so.
All of this flour is made of old
wheat.
The well-kuown home and fashion
magazine, The DESIGNER, published by
the Standard Fashion Company, Of New
York City, has been reduced in price
from sl.OO to 80 cents a year. The great
aim of THE DESIGNER is to help women
along all practical and beautiful lines, by
gathering for them and giving to them
the fullest information on all fashion
and domestic matters.
The act of the late Legislature re-
pealing the law requiring summer insti-
tutes provides for compulsory attendance
of all teachers on a three days teachers
meeting to be held in September, Octo-
ber or November each year. This law
also provides that certificates of attend
ance for the entire three days fled with
the district clerk shall entitle the teach
er to full weeks pay when teaching
the other two days of the week.
There will be nice opportunity to
buy something il you will attend the
public sale of j. c. Philbric, at his res-
dence. on Saturday, June l3, 1903. at
2 o'clock p. m. You will then have an
to buy a cook stove. four
heating stoves. base burner. kitchen
utensils. dishes, washing machine.
child's bed and mattrass, one set of new
bed springs and mattrass, small book
case, parlor and porch rockers, kitchen
clock, silvsrware, and various other ar.
ticles too numerous to mention. Terms
will be cash.
The Skidmore Bank. Of Skidmore,
No., closed it's doors Monday Of this
week, June 8, 1903, and the state bank
examiner will appoint receiver. The
failure was caused by the issuance OF an
unlimited letter of credit to Oklahoma |
land dealers. formerly Of Skidmore. on
collateral. The capital Of tho
bank was $4,000. with John Barrett ~
president. Doctor Baker a. cashier and !
W. NJ. Howden. assistant cashier. The
surplus is wiped out. Notes protested
by . st. Joseph bank hurried the assign.
ment.
The agent of the Standard Oil Co,
1t Mound City was arrested five times
on five different warrsnts.in
- many minutes. The oil inspector mott
fed the agent several days ago that his
oil was below the standard. but he paid