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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-15

federates Lost approximately 100 killed
and wounded and ninety prisoners.
The Confederates forces far outnum.
beretl the Union men. but had the dis.
advantage " attacking 10 a mountain.
Gus country. One Of the Confederates
killed on the 18th was Colonel John
A. Washington. a collateral descendant
OF the first president. Colonel Wash
ington had at one time owned Mount
Vernon. but had sold It to the Mount
Vernon society.
Beginning Of Lexington Siege.
During this week there we're several
other skirmishes, extending all the way
from eastern Virginia 10 Missouri. The
most important OF these was the action
beginning the siege VI Lexington. Mo.
As this siege lasted till near the END
Of the following week. however. II will
be told In a later story. Other anairs
were ut Lucas Bend. Ky. on the 10th,
in which the Confederate losses were
reported at sixty.eight: at Stewards
Hill. Va, on the 11th. where the Con.
federates had twelve killed; at Levine
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-15
FOR MOTHERS OF SMALL SONS
Extra Pair OF Trousers With Each
Suit VIII Save . Good Deal OF
Worry and Expense.

One feels the first maker must
have had several small sons To have
thought 81 such IA simple. vet such n
practical hffnir IN the combination
suit for bows,
II IL nothing more nor less than an
ordinary suit Of clothes. usually made
IN the Norfolk style which h 10 uni
sally becoming to boys, with one coat
and two pairs of trousers.
Now AN every mother " u growing
healthy hoy knows and appreciates. u
pair Of trousers will wear out very
much more quickly than u coat. Slid,
INK down cellar doors. climbing fenc.
~ and trees. getting down on ones
knees to play marbles and other Ia.
ycnilc masculine pursuits-all these
have II shortening effect on the lie
Of an ordinary pair of small trousers
Too frequently the small boys coat is
hut half worn when the trousers are
"all gone" with this new suit the
hoy may have fresh pair when the
ilrst pair goes. or he may wear the
trousers alternately. and thus save Z
little wear on each pair at the same
time.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-15
EYES NEED MUCH ATTENTION
Their eesuty Ms'red and Sight Avrs
BY Abuses 10 Which So Many
Are Prone.

A good deal AZ harm " done the
beauty 81 the eyes by reading at night
with . bad Hight. young girls being
especially addicted TO this practice IN
this way. the need Of glasses Gomez
far earlier than II should and n the
strain on the eyes N kept up IN any
manner. long before middle age there
will be crowsfes,. a bad forehead
frowb and other bligh,s. while the giri
II bound 10 suffer much during youth
with granulstions II a girl has "a
study NJ night. her reading lamp should
he placed 20 that the light will fall
over her left shoulder. with the shade
IN q deep green and low enough Il
hide the blaze OF the lamp. Then
washing the ball night and morning
with sal, and water put IN An eyecur
10 Strengthening and beautityins "a
much used eyes, while a solution OF
boric Acid-a teaspoonful Of the
Ersnuies put IN \ glass OF boiled va
ter-if used In the same manner twice
q day, would be an Rntiseptic pre-
caution against various Infectious eye
troubles.
Where the eye muscles show a sign
of tightening an aching sense OF
strain denotes this--rubbing the lids
At night with vaseiine will help "a
timber them. hut with this no pressure
must be put on the bali itself. ~ II Ia
very easy 10 natten II. and this In
lures the sight.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-15
The Peaked Crown.

The majority Of the new midsum.
mer hats have high crowns that grow
to . point. These were brought out
during the Mexican war and were
made OF white felt, Of the basket
straw and Of Tagal and chip.
The loosely woven basket straw
ones In different colors, with the high
crown and the rolling brim. are sold
at absurdly small prices and used by
young girls for vacation days outside
Of fashionable places.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-15

0GSIRAL ALBEIT SIDNEY JoHSsroN. Ar.
POINTED ~ PREsIDkNr DAvIs or ,THK
CONrtDERACY To- COMMAND ALL IkOOrs
n MISSISSIPPI. IN skrTRMBkh. 1851.
GENERAL JOHNsTOks DEATH IN THE
bA11LE OY SHILOH IN APRIL, 1867. WAS
4 Skvkkk BLOW 10 INK SOUTH.
some time 20 get the approval 81 bis
superior. Itosecruns was born Ia 1919
aud WAS educated at West Point,
where for several years he was an IN
structor In engineering. The Coufed.
crate historian. Pollard, virtually nd.
nits that kosrcrans outgeneralcd Ice
Ia western Virginia and finally did end
the lighting Ia that section, which
Mcclellan announced had been ended
some months before.
The position Of the forces In west
ern Virginia In early september was
roughly as follows: General Lees
headquarters were nj Huntersville, and
facing him General Rosecrans had
placed General j. J. Reynolds In the
vicinity Of Cheat Mountain pass. The
Confederate General John Il. Floyd,
who had been secretary Of war In Bu.
chanan's cabinet. was In the Gauley
valley, threatening to cut Oh General
Jacob u, Cox.
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GOOD LOOKS IN MIDDLE LIFE
FseS Necessary N One WeVis
Retain oesuty.

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Fight at Carnifex Ferry.

For the purpose of striking Floyd
and saving Cox. General Rosecrans
made n rapid march toward the Gau'
ley valley. His route lay through
some Of the most picturesque scenery
iu the mountains. his army being com.
PEELED "a thread wild mountain roads
sud narrow trails. Especially rugged
was the ascent ~ Gauley mountain,
the summit Of which H. reached on
Sept. a. lie now began Ia encounter
Fioyd's pickcts nnd on tho next dry
tion was n strong one. lie was In
bend ~ the river, with each Of his
thinks protested by the stream. Ills
front was shielded by n wood. \ bat
terry ON high ground commanded the
only rad by which Rosecrans could
advance. The Union army was nearly
5000 strong and the enemy something
less.
The Federal commander sent for
ward II brigade under General ii. W.
Rcuham Ia reconnoiter In force. This
brigade consisted of three Ohio regi'
men,s ANA two batteries, The battle
hogan upon the emergence OF the In
ion troops from the woods. The Tenth
Ohio, Colonel Lytlc. was In advance
and charged the Confederate center,
hut was met by such hot fire that
the Buckeye boys" sought shelter In
the woods. from which they continued
the fight, Lyle was wounded, and his
lo,se wns shot under him, General
Renham' In the meantime ordered the
Twelfth and Thirteenth Ohio 10 attack
the Confederate right, which they did
under cover Of the woods. Upon
emerging into the open the roar Of bat
tie became continuous In this new
quarter, One of the Union batteries
wnR soon wheeled into position and
begnn u duel with the Confederate
guns, s!lencing two Of them. In lead.
ing his advance Colonel John w, Lowe
" the Twelfth Ohio was killed.
General Roselrans row ordered up
smother brigade, consisting OF three
more Ohio regiments, under the com
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~ JAMES 4. sD6ERroN.
lCopyrieht by American Press Associa.
ton. lglll

ENERAL MCLELLAN's boast
L. Oh July IL that be had ami.
hilated the enemy in western
Virginia" sud that secession
is killed Ia this country" was mo-,
borne out 10y later events General W.
= Koserrans had TO complete tn. work
FITTED against him was no less q CON.
uander than Robert T.. Lee Two
months after the close Of McCleilsn's
bri Iliant caiDrsiRn actions " some note
again occurred in western Virginia
During the week ending sept 10 were
Tough, the battle. Of Carnifex Ferry
and Cheat Mountain.
In justice O. General Rosecrans !,
should De said that he actually planned
the battle - Rich Mountain. the dc
cisive action ia McCleilan's campaign
Not only 50, but he had TO labor for
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Cotton Crspes,

Cotton crepe, plain and embroidered.
II popular for nightGowns. drawers,
skirts, corset covers and the combina.
tions. II IL trimmed with valenciennes,
ciuny or barmen lace, AZ crepe lingerie
needs no ironing. only q careful
smoothing and stretching with the
hands. Il will appeal to the woman
who In travelling and to the boarding
Girl. to whom the summer laundry IL
= puxxling item. II II doubtful II the
crepe skirt will become such a favorite.
since most women win cling to the
smoothly ironed skirt. but for the
above named articles It certainly will
b. most satisfactory.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-15

GENERAL II. W. BKNHAM, WHO UNDER
GENERAL ". ". ROsECRANS FOUGHT THE
BATTLE OF CARNIfEx fEkhy, A UNION
VICTORY, but WAS CRIrICIsED FOB NOT
CAPIuRIN0 FLOYDs ARMY AND AFTER
WARD WAS DISMISSED FROM THE sRRv-
ICE
Anderson Of Tennessee. While they
were being driven back General Lee
with the main army was facing Gen
eral Reynolds ut Elkwater The Con
federates attempted to advance, but q
portion Of Lo6mis' battery made such
havoc among them that they soon
withdrew. Lee again attempted
flank movement against Cheat Summit
On the 18th; but, being once more re-
pulsed, he gave mp and abandoned his
grand plan Of advancing TO the Ohio.
The Federal losses In those various ac.
ions We're ten killed. fourteen wound.
ed and sixty-four missing. The Con
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-15

blue and white striped zephyr Il
used for this simple girlish dress. The
bodice has deep yoke OF plain blue
zephyr, edged with white, the turn'up
cuffs being OF the same, The skirt
has band OF blue ri the foot headed
with white.
Materials required: 4 yards stripe
% inches wide. Y yard plain zephyr.
hyard white.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-15

IWtCn' MttOok ieu tneIu 10 tne nght
at double quick. Scarcely lad they
got Into action than they we're with.
drawn. however. aud ~ darkness was
now coming on General Kosccrans OF.
dered his men TO sleep on their arms.
ready to renew battle IN the morning.
Floyd Retreats at Night.
During the night Floyd retrentcd
across the river. destroying the TEN.
pora-y bridge and the ferry bont TO
prevent pursuit The Confederates
left large amount Of camp equip.
age. The Union losses were about
fifteen killed aud seventy wounded.
and the Confederate casualties were
smaller. The moral effet Of victor!
rested with the Federals. ~ the move.
ment against Coz was frustrated. IL
was clnipjed that IL MrCook had been
allowed to continue his charge the
CoDfederates would have been disas.
trously defeated aud owing to their
ccoped NJ position might have Hrn
captured. General Benbam was crit.
cised and owing to this and other a..
"U u. ",S'nisse" 'h,er from 'he service
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40 the Ohio r,vsr n,L.,, NO sonn,,n.
pnr,ics from the two armies hod h...,
thrown out constantly. nnd ,her. v,.r,
encounters nl,nost daily.
Lees movement bcunn IN I'M. ,,,,,,
OF Semi. H. II In sniJ Tim, n. n.,
OOU men md with ,h.s. a..i,,n..,,
mixing simultanc,us o,,ock. a, ,,o
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-15

GENERAL SLoyD VAS PkrsiDkNr DO.
cHANAN's sECkETAKY or WAR AND WAS
VERY UNPOPULAR IN TIKI NORTH NE
CAusR IT VAS CHANGED 1HAr NE had
TAKEN ADVANTAGE or HIS oPHicR 10
Turn OVER AkMs AND AMMUNITION TO
fnH soCiH-As CONFEDERATE oBN-
HRAL HI VAS DEFEATED ny kOsDcRAHo
At CARSfYkx fkRky.
willie, Va. also on the 18th. in which
during u reconnaissance In force from
the Chain bridge ut Washington the
Fedcrals sustained a loss Of six killed
and eight wounded, Confederate losses
being unreportcd; ut Bonneville, Mo-.
one killed and four wounded and the
Confetierates twelve killed aud thirty
wounded; ut Ball's Cross Roads. Va.
same day. where the fedcrals had
four killed: ut Shepa rdstown, Va. on
the l4th. where the Confederate loss
was four killed and sixteen wounded;
at Jamestown Md. Sept. 10. where
i've companies Of Union men rcpnlscd
40 Confederntes: at rritchard's Mills.
Va, same day. where the Federal loss
was one killed and three wounded and
the estimated Confederate loss was
eighteen killed and twenty I've wound.
ed. and nj Camp Talbot. Mo-. on the
10Th, where the Confcderatcs lost thlr.
| ~ killed and i've missing. There were
also two naval actions Of some note.
On Sept. 10 the Confederate steamer
Yorktown was driven Oh from an At
tack on Newport News. and on the FOL.
lowing day the Confederate privatcer
judah was destroyed near Pensacola
by the United States flagship Colorado.
The Kearsarge Launched.
Other events Of the week were No
follows: On Sept. II was launched
the kearsarge, which aftcrwnrd was
10 win Immortality by sinking the
Alabama. On Sept. II General II.
r, Butler, fresh from the victory at
Hatteras inlet. was authorized to raise
5000 troops In New England. Sept.
IL the police arrested ten Baltimore
members Of the Maryland Legislature;
also the mayor, two editors and some
! others.
More fatefui than all. ON the 18th
General Albert Sidney Johnston was
appointed to command all the COnfed.
crate forces on the Mississippi
Al the outbreak Of the war this
veteran Of Mexico ami OF Texas, whom
President Davis considered his ablest
commander. had been In command Of
/ the United States troops on the Pacific
coast, lie promptly resigned, made
his way across the plains to New Or
leans aud reached Richmond on Sept.
2, General Johnston was then ffty-
eight years Of age,
General Johnston established head
quarters with Buckner ut Bowling
Green. Ivy,
All Quiet on the Potomac.
Despite the reconnaissance at Lewins-
vile, al was quiet on the Potomac"
General Mcclellan, who always over.
rated the enemy's forces. was once
more engaged In the I'astme Of laying
the ghost Of Beaurcgard. which haunt
cd him night and day. About this
time he wrote In = letter TO his wife:
Erode along pickets from Corcoran to
Chain bridge. Found everything In
good condition and ready for battle.
II Il. attacks now he will inevitably be
defeated with terrible loss I
feel now perfectly secure against at
tack. The next thing win 10 to at.
tack him"
Alas. that next thing" did not come
to pass until Lincoln began to insist
hs,
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The War Fifty Years Ago

Roseerans Completing Meclellan's Work In Western
virSinia- --Confederates Under Floyd Defeated at
carnifex Ferry--General Benham Criticised For
Failure to Annihilate Enemy Colonel John W. Lowe
Killed---Reiative Of George Washington Also Falls
General Robert E. Lee Defeated at Cheat Mountain
Small Skirmishes In Missouri--The Launching Of
the KearsarSe- Albert Sidney Johnston Appointed
to Command All Confederates In Mississippi
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Bureau oachsts.

Pads for ones bureau drawers
made with a layer Of clover or sweet
clover blossoms dried retain the fra.
GRANGE for months, imparting II deli.
,oatsiy to the contents Of the drawer,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-09-15

mand Of Colonel Rotprt l.. McCook.
Many Of these troops were Germans.
and with n cry Of Forward. my bully
Dutch" McCook led them TO the fight
at double quick. Scarcely had they
got Into action than they we're with.
drawn. however. aud ~ darkness was
now coming on General Rosecrans or.
dered his Den TO sleep on their arms.
ready to renew battle IN the morning
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NOTICE.

The following section of the city
code Of ordinances viii hereafter be
rigidly enforced:
Section 353-No person shall place
or leave. or cause to he placed or LEFT
in or near any highway. street oral
ley or public place, or in any private
lot or enclosure. or in any pond Or
other body OF water, where the t1r
rent will not remove the same, a.lo
rubbish. dirt. soil, ashes, hay, shucks
tin cans, decaying fruit or vegetable
,matter whatsoever. nor keep in or
about any dwelling house, barn, shed
store. shop or cellar, any of the afore
said substances in any manner liable
to become purified or offensive or In
furious TO health, but shall rake and
sweep up all filth or trash of every
kind, from the premises and place
same in suitable boxes or barrels kept
for that purpose, and put the same in
a convenient place for garbage carts
and after cleaning apply fresh slaked
lime.
With the hearty cooperation of the
citizens this ordinance can be enforc
ed without any friction between the
citizens and the sanitary department
(. improving the sanitary condition and
appearance OF the city. J. ]. Spear
superintendent sanitation.
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Attacks School Principal.

a severe attack on school principal
Chas. b. Allen, of Sylvania, Ga, is
thus told by him: For more than
three years. he writes, 81 suffered
indescribable torture from rheuma-
tism, liver and stomach trouble and
diseased kidneys. All remedies failed
till I used Electric Bitters, but four
bottles of this wonderful remedy cur.
ed me completely" Such results are
common, Thousands bless them for
curing stomach trouble, female COM
plants, kidney disorders, biliousness,
and or new health and vigor Try
them. Only soc at Roses Drug Store.
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NOTICES!

I will be at the following places
on the dates named for the purpose
Of receiving tax returns for Glynn
county for t1e year 1911:
st. Simons-April /, April 10 and
May G.
Sterlins-April s, April IA and May
20.
Bladen-April :, April q and May
:.
Brookman-April s, April 20 and
May 10.
Brunswick-April 81, % and %;
May II, -. Is, 25, &c and q.
J. e. DUBBERLY.
Receiver of Tax Returns
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THE BEST BRICK YOU CAN BUY

All Hard Common Brick-hardor.
smoother and stronger than any other
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to lay-moYe satisfactory 10 'he build,
err
Pressed Front 5riek-Hiahly finish
ed, good cdSes; srow stronsar with
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most artistic front brick 81 prices
much less than other front bricks
now offered.
Write for prices before you build.
Full information sent to inQuirers.
SAVANNAH BRICK WORKS,
SAVANNAH, GA.
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personal
AND SOCIAL,
Phone 1852.

Stillwell, of Savannah, spent yester
day in the city, the guests of rela
tiyes
Mrs. w. n. Boyd will not return
to her home in cambridge this week,
.-as she has decided TO prolong her
visit 10 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w
A Schoeppel. several days.
e -
Mrs. Kate McKinnOn and her guest.
Mrs. Emma Cummings, returned yes
terday, after spending a week with
Mrs. }. w. Griffith, in Savannah.
- e
TIE friends Of Mrs. Jessie Thomas
Will he grieved to learn that she
still continues very i'll at a hospital
in New York
TIE Sew club will meet on Thurs
day afternoon Of his week with Mrs.
Isaac Cohen
Miss Mildred Levy is spending a
few days in Savannah with relatives.
Miss Bessie Symmes left yesterday
on the Algonquin for New York.
where she win spend some time
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cuts, corns, sore eyes. sprains, swell
inss, truises. cold sores. Has no
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BARGAIN SALE.

WILL SELL A HANDSOME
kiNGS5URY PIANO, FORMERLY
$500, AT ONE-THIRD IT'S VALUE
ALSO ONE OAK ORGAN WITH
MIRROR FOR $40. BOTH GREAT
BARGAINS. CALL EARLY. QUICK
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IRVlNE'S MUSIC HOUSE.
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49, 80 =
and one Of her eyes
almost closed up. A
hard crust formed
and would crack open
andtl.c blood ran out.
Ii itChcd SO fright
fully that the poor
Little gil c0tlld not
rest. We had TO keep
mltts on her hands 10
keep from scratch
ing at her face and
her mother was forced
TO sit IL a rocking
chair with the baby
day and night. We
mad :, very good doc
tor and ne did all that
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A Mothers Safeguard.

Foley's Honey and Tar for the Chill
dren is the best and safest for all
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"Foley's oney ana Tar is the hes;
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Parties having accounts against
Chas. F. Weeks. deceased, viii please
present itemized kill for same TO w
w. Johnson. 729 Grant stree, imme
diately. Phone $50 3-2i
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Kills Z MURDERED.

a merciless murderer is apqendi
citis with many victims. but Nr Kings
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They gently stimulate stomach. liver
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that invites appendicitis, curing Con
stipation, Headache. Rilioasness
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SEE NE.

have fifteen lots five acres
each) within one mile OF Brunswick,
which | am selling At very low fig.
ures. The land is Good. the location
is good, and here is the chance for
anybody to make good. Let me tell
you about it-no trouble TO tain.
SEE NE.
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s450 to SIS, the little Brush, the
ladies car. All she has to do is to
crank and 90. We are agents.
HA3PER'S.
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f0T5E,YtS KIDNEY Pills
< as-~ >ctse k1rNSsys AND EAAQcSs

Wait for My Millinery Opening -
Wednesday and Thursday, March o
and % Miss Margaret Buuey.
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NightengaIe-L ennig.

An nterestinS event of next month
win be the marriage of Miss Frances
Grant Nighteneale to Mr. Charles
King Lennig. of Philadelphia. which
viii take place at . O'Clock on the
morning, of Aprn &c, ut the Episco-
p3l church.
Miss Maude Nightengale will ne
maid Of honor and MI Rufus Len
Mig, lrother of Jhe groom, will be
best man. The only other attend
ants VIII be Misses Ethelyn and
Marjorie Nightengale, and the ush-
ers. Mcssrs. Williams NiEhteugale,
Jr. Graft Dent, Miller Nighiengale
and Frederic Lennig
Immediately after the ceremony toe
bride and groom viii leave Tor IN eX-
tended trip before going 10 Mr.. len
nis's home, near Philadelphia, where
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