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The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-17
Napier and Vicinity.

Ezra Martin went tn Nulo. Nrb..
Friday, On the look for team.
Ezra Martin aud l.. A. Hanks
were ~. JH visitors. Thursday.
Mrs. &. &. Brown and son Albcr,
wer. Napier visitors, "Wednesday.
j. i. and &. &. brown wcre IN
Mound Ci'y Friday on business.
Mrs. l.. 4. Banks visited with
Mrs. &. T.. l,osling. Sunday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. &. u. Rosling'> baby
Is dangerously ~. We are sorry Ia say.
Napier has pool hall and a
dancing hall. VIII, not let her have
The state rapiioly
l,umor has II that Napier i
thinking Of trying for the state capt.
tai, llurral for Napier.
A. items are scarce This week and
there were none last week ~ put the
two weeks items together,
Mr., and Mrs, John hook. at Ne.
bra>ka. are here visiting their dausl-
ter, Mrs. Ezra Martin. AT present.
horn, 10 Frank holland and wife,
February !. an si-pound boy. An
Frank can say l., ITS a boy, It's a
boy"
Tom Hurkles and wife were out
sight seeing, Sunday. Tom says the
only sight they SAW wsr, II ment ioning
was tina, new grandson. When they
returned In the evening Grandpa Tom
was walking with u cane.
a number of mea gat hered al the
Wing cemetery Monday and put IN
their time cutting brush and burning
them. and We are glad To say that
they did good job. They expect Ia
meet again next Friday and finish the
job, Let everybody that can come,
Mrs, VIM. Chambers and children
returned To their home at Holmes.
vile, Neb.. last "Wednesday after two
weeks visit with her parents and ot h.
er relatives. While here VIM. re.
ceived a telephone message telling
him Of the serious illness Of his uncle
at Exeter, Neb., and he left on the
first train to be at his bedside. Word
was received later that his uncle had
died the +th and was buried the 9Th.
MEMO.
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Forest City.

Born, to Lex Kunkel and wife,
February o, 1911, a son.
Harry Robinson, Of villisca, Ia,
was IN the city, Monday.
Mrs. Henry Bowles was calling on
friends In the city Friday.
Miss Murl Jamison visited friends
al Curzon Friday and saturday.
Mrs. Ross has been on the sick
list. but at this writing Is improving.
Mrs. WIN. Crawford has been ~,
the sick list with siege of the Ia
grippe.
Miss Murl Baker. of Mound City,
II the guest Of relatives and friends
here this week.
Mrs. Smith. Of 81. Joseph, was the
guest Of her brother. Oscar Moore,
and family. over SUNDAY.
Mrs. Elmer and Miss Grace wen,
10 ST. Joseph Friday evening, return.
ing home Saturday evening.
Tile infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Goolsby has been quite sick the
past week. bpi at this writing l. r..
ported much better.
Mrs. Stella Woods and children
were the guests Of Mrs. Dave Wallar.
Tuesday. and will visit with relative.
and friends this week.
Miss Edith Boyd. uf oregon. va.
the guest of Miss Ruth lIeadlcy over
SUNDAY and visited elias, Ne. .iof th,
Methodist sunday school.
sunday morning and evening " III
be il,c regular appointment for ia,
Christ ian and Baptist churches, al>t
preaching ~ the Methods, church IL
I the evening.
Mr.. III. ellis. who with h,rhu>
hand have moved from ~ ANTHONY
Id, 10 Mound cay. came dow,
Wcdnrsda, I" visit Grandma Hrowt
and family. Mrs. GiI.is has man,
| friends here Who will welcome lirI
! home again.
Mr.. lIratinn. aged - years and /,
months. died NJ her home near III,
White Cloud landing aj . u'chrI
Thur,da, morning. and wa- buried IL
~" Forest city cemetery. Thur>ha.
evening. Three SONS and iva daugh
tcr> ~" left Ia mourn icr depart are
John Carson. vino died In a hos
pi,al IN Kansas tii,. SUNDAY. wa
brought here Monday amt taken I,
the home ~ his daughter. Mrs. Jol,I
Turnc!. north ~ town. Tuesday ih'
remains were taken 10 ilr I. u
chur'li cemetery. east 1T Mound cit!
and laid 10 resi- 10y the side Of III
wife. We extend our sympathy I,
the Wrra>cd family In their sorrow
| NN
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Monday. February ~. 1911.

Cupid did a good business Tues
day Of this week and evident Y had a
standin with Recorder John IIibbari,
for he was called upon to issue mar
riage licenses to the following on 81.
Valentines bay: Delbert Smith and
Louisa kraemer, of Oregon: Endorosa
Ramsay. Of Horton, kas.. and Lizzie
Cooper, Of Oregon: Lewis Crop. Of
Mound city, and Rosa Weaver, Of
johnson county, Neb.: Louis II. Pohl,
of White Cloud, kas.. and Mae Colds
berry, Of Mound city.
Tommy Davidson and wife, IL
Hastings, Neb., are here visiting
Tommy's pa and ma, Sam Davidson
and wife.
Alta hayden, of Kansas city, IL
here ON "A visit with George Ge.vin
and wife aud Miss Halle.
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New Point and Vicinity.
j. o. Miller and wife came do~r

j. q. Miller and wife came down
Thursday returning Friday.
C. W. Glenn returned Saturday
from a visit to the old home In Ohio.
MIR. Ruby expects to be ready to
open the store for business, 10y Wed.
ncsday or Thursday.
Robert Reeves, Of Forest CITY.
visited at the home Of Watson Eloom.
er, Monday and Monday night.
Mr.. John Praiswater and Mrs. +.
". smith came Monday TO visit their
sister, Mrs. G. G.. liardman, who IL
very sick.
Mrs. Gouv. Morris, Of Kansas
city. Who has been visiting her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. billie kunkel,
went to Maitland Saturday.
The many friends Of Louise kra-
mcr the bride to liz, gave her a sur.
prise miscellaneous shower the ath,at
the home Of Mrs. \. T.. Ruhl. She re-
ceivcd a great many nice presents.
Several important business plans
are contemplated soon. which, II
carried through, will show that New
Point il not dead. nor very sound
asleep. This IL sure a good business
point.
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Rural Carriers.

The Rural Letter Carriers Ass,a.iA-
tio,,. of the @,h congressional district
Ut Missouri, viii meet IN srmi.annuai
session At the Federal building, 81.
Joseph. February I'D. Every carrier
IN the district Is earnestly requested
Ia be present. i,roihrr Carriers. this
Is your meeting aud you should make
II your business To In present, a. We
have much business tn attend to IN
line Way Of making arrangements for
our state meeting which l. Ia G held
IN 81. JOSEPH, This summer.
!. !. i.vKEN. Scr'y.
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, Sl'HOOL NOTES.
High SchoSl Literary Society will
Give Play.

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One we,k from this evening. FRIDAY
evening. kbruar, "a, at tn. opera
house, the Njyb School literary " I'M
Give n plav A,titled. .Tbe Nishaps of
Minerva" ('be vlee ri ,b will sing.
"RelIs oC Nanl.s bv Roscovity aud
Wanderers Evening Song" nv Ru.
bns,ein. and Miss Grace HALEY vii,
r,cj,,. "Ship Of Faith"
The play is n drama I'm twoacts and
/, full of fun.
s,Nors,s.
Mr.. Mortimer \. S,erliny's eldest
daughter Minerva jsa very obljvinp
society dcyotpe and is OVERRIDING her.
self I'm attending and giving recep.
lions. serving on committees and in
clubs. Her last outbreak Is n big re.
cpp,iop a, herho,ne ,oal, the women
clubs In the town. In DESPAIR her
father and mother 90 TO the mctropo.
his TO avoid the hubub. leaving Mi.
ucrya to have her way. But hpr sister
Clara and her lover. l,oc,or Victor
Brown, IN desperation. decide to
break up The RECEIPT ion and bring Nj.
ner,a Ia her SENSES 10y stealing all the
furniture.
The plan l. working bcau, fully.
WHEN Minerva, who has been absent
looking after some details. returns
and discovers the burglary and calls
IN b,cct Mike shannon. lie sends
Minerva away to place Of safeiyand
awaits the return at the thieves
en-, 10y one Clara aud the servants
pat Ia an appearance" and are prompt.
\ arrested After many laugliabr
~ituai ions Mike Lands the Who'll, fam.
II, including Mrs. sterling, whu has
suddenly returned, IN the Iurk.up at,
'hr police station. Dr. Bruwu drops
IN and rum,> face to face with
bee puii',nan's big gun. aud Willie
With Lands high In air Il" j. tr,inr To
explain. Minrr., apprar> and tie plot
i unr,,rl..
r,>r 90 CHARACTERS.
Np,,i,,iI sterling. A,nu Nur.
ray. Al, ,,., .,niny husiu,,, man.
Victor j,r.vn. Heed E,iley.,,u,,uu
d,.,to,. ia t,,. Nth Minerva.
II,rr, ,,r,.u.,,. Eru,. I,ur,,.s. a
,ul, r,nr,,.r. ,,,rr,n,
I.,,u,., Merrill I,ail.y. , butler.
Mix, shannon. Asby Grr,.,,. . u,w
u,m,,, nl A., rnli,,. force.
MIR, NJ 4 sterling. civ, Er-L.
.,,..,
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Benton.

Gale Emerson moved last week 10
the lii'k Trrlmc house.
\ baby girl cam. io 'he home -!
,,rrali Andlrr amt wife Jan. ~. 1911.
Mr>. BESSIE stacy returned On
Tuesday from few days visit with
iricnd> Al puitnan.
Ei In'rrmili. wife and little
are visiting his sister. Mrs. Ella
Hutton.
lr.>ic S,alry. Emma Guthrie.
sadie Ninshali. Ellen Field. Maude
Emerson and Anna Field were vi-i.
tors ~ the nrrald Andlcr home r..
rrni,, NEHirNs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-17

The members of the y. T.. o..
clubs Of Missouri are very much In
terested IN the plans for the coming
national convention to be held In st.
Louis In October. Both Oregon and
Maitland have chapters aud We hope
they will he represented al the con-
Ing convention.
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County tssard ~ tlrai,h

Henry T., Wright president.
Philip S"hlu,<hurr, yic"-prr>lurut
Irnnrl> !. ,ashIl', ~ district
&. l.. Evans, ,,nniy physician,
Frank L., I"lirr secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-17

'cDlr Peterson" ~ Forest city
Opera House, February ah.
Oregon Canning Co.. IL ready To
con, raci with you for swrr, corn
acreage. See l.. !. Moore, Jm o..
Murray or Matt Filler: high 1 ice and
liberal contract.
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THE OREGON INTERtRBAN
TINE TABLE.

No,e-A-Daily Except sunday.
A special train for stock and car.
load shipments will leave Oregon at
1910 p. M, whenever desired by
shippers.
Notice: All local freight will leave
Oregon on the 9:2O q. m, train.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
lt,sui, Z OurS

Convrn-> Hr>, Monday IN January toirti
Mondays In April and Aueu>,
william &. Ellison. cir'ui, Judge
Henry Z, Alkir., pro- exiting s,,"rney
Edwin \ Durham, 4 r'pi, clrtL
A, H. MrSul,y. >hrtin.
Harry VI. Irwin. siru,,fnpL-r.
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l0,,NtS (W,,rt

Regular Terms First Mouday, IN I-hfu
sry, May, August nnd November.
Henry y. Wright, presiding Judge.
rhilip s"hl",tlau"r, judy. l., district,
Francis i. ta>Liil. Judge ~ district
Frank l., Irli-r. clerk NJ county ,outl.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-17

Miss Eva Hunt Is with the Too, le-
KessIer Millinery Co., of ST, Joseph.
will Bragg has bought the Jas.
Vaughan property, now occupied by
Sas. Manring: consideration 81, $50.
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Property for Sale!

NO. v" , acre farm Just miles east q Oregon dwelling Of
and smoke o ss % 1 nx we'll x H" n S a ns CHICKEN ,
same across the road to cas-, eighty with ydant barn Apple
babed ledge Three different denomna;ions have
preaching IN one mile Of the farm One mile school In fact
selling price per cent interest get
busy and see me for price this fine home.
No . Consists t3 improve.
or " s Lar Lard sTos a." any from nn a M os
In Holt county
No D Here small o
f. a ss S' r% OF s s, , of .s%
shed corn crib etc Land level grayel good well Of
Owner bought the above PROPERTY for lis
son and e refuses Texas and live IT, II is splendid
farming land In hnc
city miles ny ~
has dwelling OF barn ,xt' smoke and chicken houses
ac recs Trees cherry plum and small fruit and fenced into
i've h.as Clam; " E I'LL; are n"r "n y acres !" corn
TIL, farm that will sell II.
No j.
good lots the mort" Il" being suitable Tor huding site and
Price located within blp'k Of the
court house Oregon
"" Consists of dwelling Of splendid cellar,
kitchen holr chicken
about six blocks ground cNci,, with orchards located In north.
A. In the country In fact i hn" h"n Tor anyone me for
price
No a without he
Tie and li~ h,'ri
reasonable N"u would Il" we'll tu trrh this
No. viii consider
@ ,, in "a, and it, S" H G ,% M %s 'n ,s . s
and law suit II you lave Idle money
and w place for YOU y"" security and iair
Yours Tor iiu>nN>
|R. Q. BENTON,
OREGON, MISSOURI.
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WA NTED FAITHFUL PERSON To
TkAvEL for we'll established house In few
counties. calling on retail merchants and
AND expenses advanced: Position perms nent
business successful and rushing. STANDARD
House, ~ Dearborn 81. Chicago.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-17
prel,at~ Z Ourt.

Convrne> second Mondays ~ February
May. Angus, and Nov ,m'rr.
u, W Porter, prIlaic Judge.
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Collector ~ Revenue, ,"'n. 4, Srrman.
County Treasurer, N"villr dickson,
Recorder ~ n.ris. Ioln " iiihhard.
Commissioner ~ ~,'hopl>, ,.ru. ". R,nyis
Public Administrator VI, u. Wa,k"r.
superintendent, ~ i,1r, sri.nuru Carson.
surveyor. John ". i'cr",
Assessor, Perry ", Ramsay,
Coroner. Roy u. Miller, Maitland.
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SALE !

Notice II hereby given that the
undersigned will sell al Public A,w-
tion. on
Monday. February ~. 1911.
beginning AT = o'clock y. M, at the
late residence of Eliza Ann Sterrett,
deceased: One Organ, Cook stove,
Tables. iie,is and other Household
Goods belonging to the estate Of said
Eliza Ann Sterrett. deceased.
Terms: CASH.
LEWIS |. MOORE, Administ or.
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Arrival and Departure Of Nails at the
Postof,ice, Oregon, No.

Tacc,ivr November -. inp
- MAILS UErAET'
is3 4. IN. For omaha AN. Intermediate
points, aud all points north. east
and west
oitOs m For -. Joseph and in,rrmediat
points.
1870 m. For al points south, east
and west. .N"rpt Tarkio and
villisca branches
soy ~. Tor ali puiuts north, vc., and
east.
20 D. m. For vtl,sr, north. mail "a al
points month, east, south and
west, except intermediate be-
tween Forest city and ~ iur.
iaop. m. For all points hurih south. cas-,
and west.
Pouches viii br exchanged b"twrcu ut,aui
aud Forrest civ pu>intirr>, ~ t"l"w..
l"aN" prrg ~ 1T %. "a ~. aud r"'utr H'
so u. IN.
Leave oregon 1T i.!or ~. uud r,trur u'
tHHp y. uf.
MAILS ARRIVE.
si'i ~ ~, Omaha Malls fpm aiI puiu,>.
north, east. south Hup west
1885 u. m. Nillsca and Tarh.p valley
branches. Mails from north,
east, south ana west.
t!J5 y. ~. Mall frpm uli point. uutIh. Nt>i
sud east.
3ii5 y. IA. Main line II. G., -. Inu. 4 e. u.
MATHS from nll prin,>. north
south. r,s, nrd west.
UiO5 v. m. truih II. .Ius"Uh.
EiHNi i;ut A..
Oi3O ~ m. Rural l,rutr W I. beaver, IL.
tv-ns ~ I 80 4, M.
Si1O ~. m. Rural Route. N". . leaves. H--
turns t,Np ~,
$3.50 ~ ~. Rural Iuu'" y" J. leaves Re-.
turns ~ I - T.. ~,
Di3O =. ~. Rural l;uui". Ne. l. leaves, Re.
turns ~ "a 4. ~.
$3.50 u. IA. Euin. E'ut', NJ. o. l.,N,> lie.
turns ~ l7s' g. ~
Mails are mad. NJ pruwp, ~ H. minutes h..
fore departing tins.
Mail to Forirsru", iulu aud points IN III.
n 4 N. In Nebraska sithin In milr, ~ ,h.,
once. should h" matted h"tr- SIS 0, ~ In
order To- reach it, destination the same day
New rnin, II Supplied hy Carrier i,"ut.
NUMBER,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-02-17
P. E. O. Program

Hostess Mr.. Nani,uskirk during
January and February.
February T.. 1911.
Roll Cal Historical items about
trllun.
Lesson Review Mrs. l,rayi,.
Magazine Review Mrs Mum.
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February -, 1911.
Roll Gall Facts about India.
Lesson Review Mrs. ovation.
Magazine Mrs. Proud.
business Meet Ing.
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Friday. February II. 1911.
Gilpin observer., 1911-08-03

There are but few sure things In
this old world. One of them is the
uncertainty of a woman's age.
Gilpin observer., 1911-08-03

the post offices of each particular class. Az q
starter Uncle Sam is going to erect and
equip what may be designated a model post
office and which will be used pattern for
all the post offices to be provided henceforth
throughout the country. This model post office
will be located at the national capital and II is
designed to be model not only in its mail
handling equipment, but also In the furniture.
the arrangement OF the various rooms and
In the architecture of the building itself and the
selection of a site located with reference to
the railroad terminals that 1t will facilitate the
handling Of the incoming and outgoing mails
This last is a point to which the average citizen
seldom gives a thought and yet 1t means that
II his post Office is located too far from the rail-
road stations through which the mails dis
patched there will be unnecessary lengthening
of the time required to convey a letter between
any two points.
So anxious has been the postmaster general to
have the scheme for better post Offices worked
out just right that he some time ago appointed
special committee composed Of men high in the
postal service to prepare the plans for model
post office. This body of experts has been busy
for months past perfecting every detail. The
committee includes the first assistant postmaster
general. the superintendent of mails at Chicago
(Which city already has a pretty wellequipped
post ofhce), the superintendent OF delivery at
New York. representative of the architects. tho
postmaster at Washington. ID. c.. and the assist
ant superintendent in charge Of the handling of
the foreign mails going out from the port Of
New York. One another of these men is
competent to give advice as authority on
every important operation connected with the
handling Of mail at post ONCE
Gilpin observer., 1911-08-03

the mountains and other times to the
seashore.
President Taft. before his election
to the presidency. spent his summers
at Murray Bay. Canada. where there
are good golf links and cool breezes.
Last summer he went to Beverly.
Mass. and this year he is going to the
same place. But the seashore has not
the lure for him that It has for many.
and no doubt he would be as happy
NJ in the central west as he would be
on the eastern coast. II the links were
good and the motoring attractive
Gilpin observer., 1911-08-03
-k>z1z2ZNS ZlzN NC
H~ NS-TS-A4w N2W 0Nce

The distinctive feature of the model post office
which most conspicuously will mark its super
fority to the best of the old-time offices will
be found in the extensive employment of mechan
ical and automatic carriers and conveyors OF
different types for moving the letters and parcels
from point to point in their transit through the
post office. Indeed so complete will be this force
of mechanical workers that 1t will be scarce
necessary for human hand to touch letter
from the minute 1t is posted in the letter drop
at the post office until 1t is safely its way
in a leather pouch to some distant city
try. And the word safely" is used advisedly too
for one Of the betterments that has been attained
in the scheme of this twentieth century post
office is the throwing out of safeguards for the
mail In transt-safeguards designed not merely
to protect the letters from the operations of dis.
honest employees but also to guard against loss
of even the smallest pieces of mail through care
lessness or haste in handling.
The mail conveyors and dis ributors which
to reach the acme OF perfection in the new post
Office have been developed rapidly during the
past few years In general way these devices
resemble in principle the cash carriers or over
head trolleys which have become so familiar In
many stores. But instead of converging at a
common point these postal troeys traverse
regular routes just do electric street cars and
convey mail from any point In the post office
to any other point. Supplementng these over.
head carriers are belt conveyors operating on
the principle of a moving sidewalk or endless
chain and which when they IN operation are
busy all the while moving forward either single
letters bundles of misslves. Some of this
apparatus Ia of the kind that almost thinks"
For instance connected to some Of the belt con.
Gilpin observer., 1911-08-03

to get better acquainted with them
and familiar with conditions in that
part Of the Union
Custom, as well as the excessive
heat. has made 1t necessary for the
president and his family to leave
Washington during the summer
months. Roosevelt had his own home
Mt Oyster Bay, and he went there.
Mckinley spent his vacation months
at Canton and at seaside resorts.
Cleveland had his own cottage at
Bnzzards Bay. while Harrison varied
his vacation trips. sometimes going to
Gilpin observer., 1911-08-03
North Carolina Gold Mines.

About Charlotte, N. c., are many
historic spots. The Mecklenburg Dec
laration of Independence. signed May
20, 1775, represents the crown jewel
of this Queen City" Nearby also
was born James K. Polk, the eleventh
president of the United States. The
pioneer gold mines of the United
States were located In this historic
county. Eighty-three gold mines
were recorded, and up to the time of
the discovery of California gold Neck
lenburg mines took the lead in gold
duction.-National Magazine.
Gilpin observer., 1911-08-03
A Home for the President

which Is on the shores Of Lake Min
netonlsa. a few miles from Minneapo-
lIs. The idea Of a permanent summer
home for the president at some point
in the center of the United States
and far enough north to be cool is
said to have been flrst suggested by
Senator Kenyon Of Iowa. 1t is desir-
able that the president spend his sum-
mers among the people Of interior
states. thus giving him an opportunity
Gilpin observer., 1911-08-03

could be "spruced up somewhat In
exterior. appearance. No, the new
project now on foot deals rather with
the inside of the post office as an
institution and not even here does 1t
aim and purpose Of the movement Is
to promote the efficiency of the aver
age post office and this is to be done
Ny giving the postmaster new and
improved devices for handling the
mail more quickly, more accurately
and more economically than has been
possible with the methods and equip
ment in vogue these many years past
The governments biggest business
institution, as the United States post
office department may fttingly be
to revolutionize things in all parts Of
the country at once. That would be
altogether too much of an undertake
Ing from the standpoint OF physical
and mental endurance even were 1t
not for the fact that 1t would require
SO much money that congress would
stand aghast So the new order of
things Is to be inaugurated gradually
as are most such crusades and be-
ginning is to be made in the post
Offices OF the big cities where the
problems of handling huge and
constantly growing volume of mail
have been growing more perplexing
year by year. After the lessons of
experience have been learned by the
experiments in these big post Offices
1t is felt that 1t will be a compara-
lively simple matter to prescribe for
the post Offices in the smaller cities
and towns and to designate just
winch time and labor-saving devices
will be best adapted to the needs of
Gilpin observer., 1911-08-03
DISTEMP PER

In all its forms among all ages of horses
rs well as dogs, curei and others in same
stable prevented from having the disease
With SPOHN'S DISTEMPER CURE.
Every bottle guaranteed. Over 600 .0OO
bottles sold last year $50 and 100. Any
good druggist, or send to manufacturers.
Agents wanted. Spohn Medical Co., Spec.
Contagious Diseases. Goshen. Ind.
Gilpin observer., 1911-08-03
THE TRUTH ABOUT sLUINc.
Talk No. 10.

Be thrifty on this little thing. Don't
accept water for bluing. Think of 1t,
little dab Of bluing in large bot.
tie Of water. Give me 10 cents. Well
I guess not.
Buy RED CROSS BAG BLUE.
Best bluing value in the whole world
for the consumer. Makes the whole
YOUR GROCERS.
Gilpin observer., 1911-08-03
Showed the Effects.

He-I understand the speakers at
the banquet used a great deal of hy-
perbole.
She-Well, to Judge from the way
their wives have been telling how they
came home that night, they used
good deal more than was good for
EN-.
Gilpin observer., 1911-08-03

began using Doan's Kidney Pills after
various remedies had failed to help
me and was completely cured. have
had no sign of kidney trouble since"
Remember the name-Doan's.
For sale by druggists and general
storekeepers everywhere. Price SOC.
-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Gilpin observer., 1911-08-03
Lake Mlnnetonka for Pevma-
nent Summer Capital.

Citizens Of Wayzata, Mimi. through
Representative Nye. have made Presi.
dent Taft an offer of a plot Of ground
for permanent summer capital Of
the United States. It IL proposed that
the government shall erect q summer
homo for the president on this spot.