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The Holt County sentinel., 1911-09-08
Hickory Township Picnic.

To be- held on September o. loll. In
the grove, near Pack Wrirht's little
north and west OF New Point. We
expect 10 have Rev. =. l.. Williams,
Of Liberty. Mo. one of the sunday
school field workers with H. on that
day. The ministers are all expected
To assist In the program. Who preach
In the township, a. well ~ visiting
ministers. Miss Ina Boikin will give
us some Of her favorite selections.
The New poin, band has promised TO
be with us and furnish the music
which We all enjoy Songs and reel
taiions from the various sunday
schools. and a union dinner 10y all.
finishes the program. Every person
IN the township H. invited. whether
they belong to Sunday school or not.
Come and join with us In this great,
good work. NJ. i.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-09-08

br. willard Proud i attending
the meeting Of the Missouri Valley
Medical Association now in session
at Omaha, Neb.
Miss Lillian Austin left for Tren-
ton, this state, Wednesday Of this
week. where she will teach In the
High school. Mrs. Rocker went as
far as ST. Joseph with her,
We note the following from Leigh
II. Irvine, a former Oregon boy. who
Is always In the push AT the Sc
attic Press Club banquet TO the Sec
rotary Of the Interior on Monday
night, August IA, Leigh II. Irvine,
the only Californian present, was
called on impromptu, 10 respond TO
the toast, San Francisco and the Ex-
position Mr.. Irvine briefly described
the project as 'transcending the boun-
diaries Of San Francisco. Of California,
and even Of the planet itself, con-
GLIDING thus; Mr., Secretary, you
will discover that its confines will ex-
coed the outer spaces Of the Aurora
Borealis toward which you are now
voyaging; for its province will he to
exploit and display the wonders of
land, sea and sky, including whatever
is known of the giants Of starry space
the universe of mind and matter
thus far explored by man, Ifyou fail
to see all of Alaska's wonders during
your brief visit, you will lind those
that escaped you in San Francisco in
l9l5.'n
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-09-08
OREGON SCHOOL NOTES
School Opens With Bright Pros.
pect For Successful Term
10y r.. NJ. BROOKS, SUPERINTENDENT J

tBf =. NJ. BROOKS, SUPERINTENDENT
School opened Monday morning
with full enrolment and genuine
enthusiasm. Well begun means half
done, in this, rs In other things. and
we are already half way through the
year except in time. our efficient
janitor, Hicks. had everything in
apple pie order. the teachers had all
things planned and already all de.
partments are down to good work
Our three new teachers were masters
Of the situation from the start and
they will. as will we all, enjoy the co.
operation Of the patrons and other
friends Of the school In making this
year a success.
This good start Is gratifying: We
must keep up our enthusiasm and -
maintain a high standard Of attend.
ance. department and scholarship
through the entire year. A few who
should be In school have not We,
started Every day YOU miss this
year. whether before you start or af.
ter, cuts of just that much State
money from the school, a. apportion.
ment Is based hereafter Oh attendance.
instead OF enumeration. We call at.
tention to the following provisions Of
the attendance law, which the clerk
has posted In various places in the
district:
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New Point, and Vicinity.

School opened Monday with o2 pu
pills enrolled.
Gladys Carr returned to Skidmore
Sunday to attend school.
Several from here attended the
show In Mound City Friday.
Mrs. Rob Boswell returned from
her trip In Nebraska Saturday.
Elmer Cain and wife came from
st. Joseph Monday to visit relatives.
Born. to VIII Hardin and wife,
Sept. Sd, a son, so Dr. kearney saws.
--Grune King and wife came down
from Skidmore Sunday to visit with
Mrs. Oren.
Nellie Dillon and Banch Pollock.
of Mound City. visited Mrs. Orcn.
Saturday.
Mae Botkin left for Checota all,
Okla, Thursday. where she teaches
In the High school.
Mrs. Willis Acton and daughters.
Ollie and Lydia. visited her brother.
Finn Ruhl, Thursday.
Emmett True Blood. of Weston.
Pa. visited his sister, Mrs. j. W.
Davis, the past week.
%. y. Bo,kin and wife and I'd
llorneckcr and wife drove to st. Joe
Friday In Bo,kin's ear
Mrs. Dan Dreher and two sons
visited In Oregon from Thursday
until Saturday evening.
Jesse Cain aud wife returned
from their western trip Saturday.
They were In Canada a few days.
Fred Painter has a great deal Of
business In ST. Joe 81 important, IL
II that frequent trips are necessary.
Rev. +. -. Roberts and wife re-.
turned saturday from . months Wis.
l, with their children and grand.
children.
Mary Haley, Of Fores, city, was
here Monday. coming after her mo.
iher, who visited over SUNDAY with
Mrs. Terry.
-.Chas. Blakley and wife and Hen.
ry Hook and wife, Of Crete. Neb. -,
visited with their kinsmcn, Blakley's
and Lcntz's, recently.
Mary Narans, sister OF Ed Narans.
from Louisiana, and Eugene Smith, a
cousin. from Forest city. visited AZ
the I'D Narans home sunday.
After spending few days a,
home. Mr.. killam returned Thursday
To New Point, accompanied 10y his
wife, who visited here few days.
MIR. and Mrs. I'D Painter and
Lula, Mr.. and Mr.. !. ". Davis, Mrs.
Oren and several others. whose
names we did not learn. spcn, the
day a, Judge Wrigl,'s last Wcdn,s.
day.
Married, ~ the home of the bride
Mrs. Jane Hartman and william
Bucknum, Of oklahoma. SATURDAY
evening. sept >. Elder Augustine of.
Rotating. Many friends wish them
happiness.
Lieutenant, George Glasgow, Of
Macon, spent the weekend with his
friend, Miss Ina I5otkin The Lieu.
tenant Is now on his way To Alabama,
where he has been appointed LIST Lieut..
on the coast defense. lie spcn, part
of his vacation In Colorado and Wash.
ington.
NERO.
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Farms For Salei

No. 2o mile from city limits good halls
other out6udnvs Chicken house moEs house 6ow s as
etc. most all kinds Of fruit, well fenced with and
PASTURE well 3csiern creek on
corner Of farm THIS farm Lies n the Oregon school District and
cultivation including alfalfa.
IN pasture including timber good room house
m 10 sp"s OF I%an H,,r r.. mos, all kinds of fruit
No. high acres cultivation in
clard about acres timber fences habed
and cen This little farm be bought $500 good
springs and running common cellar smoke house
" feet a' hoy sed S s s about s S d ,a S n siS
there are o peach trees good garden plat fenced,
hay shed ioxlo sbon, PASTURE about 90
acres clover timothy and blue of which
and this practically hog v,t
al so"na ana eros, fenced h1s , into fields and
point 20 miles Of ST. Joseph and miles Oregon.
No s. 20 miles and north Of very improve.
chard; somewhat rough but worth the asked Price,
No. g. 40 miles Of Pores, c,y good
somewhat rolling. bu, worth money.
price and terms
fairly cuiaed: some fruit
sC%e ,,ms, This no, high priced farm Owner is getting
price and
have Farms Ranches, Property Merchandise
trade In the Union
YOURS FOR BUSINESS AND FAIR DEALING,
A. w. GOTTEN,
OnC0ON' mASSOOhA
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OREGON,
Recital.

One Of the most enjoyable affairs
ever given IN our city was the recital
Wednesday afternoon Of this week,
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l..
Moore. by ,hcir daughter, Miss Mary.
and her guest, Miss MARTHA Lathrop.
of Chicago. ~. Some hundred and
twenty-five invitations had been IL.
sued and the guests we're comfortably
seated In the dining room and parIor,
the piano being placed IN the library.
within view of all
-Four numbers. songs. Mere 10y Miss
Moore and were highly enjoyed. she
having very sweet and highly cult.
waited voice. Her Accomplishments
were played by Miss La,lrop. Six
numbers were given 10y Miss Lathrup,
who Is a finished artist On the plano,
possessing all the qualities Of the
great musician. Her PLAYING was a
revelation 4. many Of her hearers,
and 1t Is seldom that We are 50 for.
tunate as to hear performer OF Miss
Lathrop's ability.
lees and cakes were served after
the program,
below We give tie program;
sonata .....,,,,.,.,,,t,s, ,,' SCH! "
Miss La'hrop
She Wearsa Rose in her Hair Fisher
Autumn song ,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,.Sa ltcr
Miss Moore
E,ude Poldini,
Romance Sihelius Miss Lathrop
Etude 800. McpowellN
At Dawning ,,...,......... 'adman
I Loves Springtide.",,,,. Hammond
Miss Moore
Death Scene from Tristan and Isolde
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, W aeitf-Ll>Il
Miss La,hrop
Spanish Caprice Moslkowski
Miss Lathrop
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Forest City.

WITS. oeOTRe FTaIeT Is very low al
this writing.
Mrs. John Shatfer Is reported very
low with typhoid fever.
Grandma Brown has been on the
sick lis, the past few days.
Miss Ida Gelvin. OF Tarkio, was a
guest in the city over Sunday.
Charley Flynn purchased the G..
u. Baker restaurant last week.
Cyrus kunkel and wife visited
Lex kunkeI and family SUNDAY.
Quite few Of our people are
counting in Oregon this week.
Mrs. Deyault Is enterta aiming her
sister from Kansas City this week.
Mrs. Carlton and children visited
at the Terry Ross home over Sunday
Chris Jamison and family spen,
sunday In the country with relatives.
Mrs. viii Gould and children spen,
last week visiting relatives near New
Point.
Albert Martin preached at Wal.
nut Grove school house Saturday
evening.
George Lease sold his interest In
the lumber business to Mr.. Richard.
son last week.
Mrs. Cooksey. Of the Benton
neighborhood. is visiting her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Combs, this week.
Quite a number Of our people al.
tended the street fair In White
Cloud, Friday and saturday.
Mrs. James Armstrong and son
Robert, Of Auburn, Neb., visited her
sister. Mrs. Riley Turney. las, week.
viii Mcclure left sunday nigh,
for 81. Joseph. where he accepted
position with the Burlington car
shops.
Philip Ankney, Of Sioux City la.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Herchenroder, of
81. Joseph, visited relatives here over
SUNDAY.
Elder Augustine, u. l.. Acton.
Fred Landers and Albert Martin at.
tended the pro'racted meeting In
Oregon Friday night.
Mr.. +. Collins came near being
overcome by hca, one day last week
while al work ~ the canning factory
In a ear. bu, il able To be- ont again.
Dave Wallace and wife. accom-.
panied 10y her sister Mrs. Gran,
p.ery. of Darlington. left "wednesday
for LAWSON To visit their sister. Mrs.
Perry Eads.
Miss Addic .1amison led a very
interesting League sunday evening.
Miss Grac. Elmer was appointed lead.
or for the coming sunday evening.
Everybody invited to attend.
The NJ. T.. sunday school viii
elect officers and teachers Sunday
morning Tor the ensuing year. Mr..
Fawks was appointed superintendent
a, the last quarterly meeting.
The Atlantic hotel changed
hands last week. Jesse Mills. of Tar
kio, having taken possession again.
We learn Mr.. Baker intends locating
In Colorado IN the near future.
Rev. Graham returned from Col
umbia Tuesday, where he has been
In attendance AT the annual confer.
ence. lie reports a Rev. Davis To
take this years work here, while he
has been sent To Wright city for the
following year.
The ladies' Of the Methods,
church viii serve sandwiches, coffee,
cocoa. pickles. Ice cream and cake, al
the home OF Mrs. Riley Turney,
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Everybody invited TO come and have
a good time.
School began Monday morning
with Prof. Wright, OF Craig, princi.
pal; Miss Laura bullock, Grammar
Departments: Miss Ethel hurry, Miss
Eva Hit and Miss Lottie Williams
have the intermediate and Primary
DEPART ments.
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Let King a, Koock's he your
laundryman.
Charles Lorce. clerk OF tn. dis
trict court, AT Falls city, Neb., was
here In attendance al court, a. a Wit
ness In the browning will cast. lie
having drawn the will Of the late
Elias Browning: the suit however was
dismissed 10y the plaintiff
w. 4. =. Derr was try ing to put
up" the price oi hogs last Sal urday
and otherwise acting 81 strangely
Tia, We made auuict invest gat ion
and found out that a tine eight
pound daughter was born Ia hi> son,
Tom and wife. Saturday, September
:. 1871.
We desire 10 express our graft
tudc and thanks To our many friends
who 81 kindly assisted H. IN the sick
ness and death uf our darling baby,
Johnnie Christopher Ilcllar.
Mn. and MRs. ions llEiLAR.
MR. and Mis-. JosEru KRETIER.
.IoNA and HIRAM.
Gcncyicyc Proud. aged about \
years. had close call. fortunately cs-
Gaping serious accident, saturday
evening last, sept. :. She was riding
down the hin near Francis Su,,on's
place on her bicycle, when she ran In
To a ditch and was thrown from the
wheel, the result being "A cut in her
upper lip, one tooth knocked out and
another one locscIcd.
Miss Charlinc Russell has re-.
turned home from her trip to the
Northern Lakes, where shc accom-
panied j. &. Fits and family, Of
Kansas city. on their outing" She
and her mot her, Mrs. Susan Russell,
left Tuesday Of this week, for an ey-
tended visit with Mrs. Rus>ells grand
son, Clarence Bishop and family, of
Billings, Mont. Mrs. Lura Groves. a
grand daughicr, Of near Maitland,
viii accompany them and visit her
father, John Bishop, al Big Horn,
Montana.
Charlie u. Rayhill, Who With his
wife, is taking In the sights and
wonders and scenery of M" Pacific
SLOPE" writes Us under da'c date Of
August 81, from ontario, California,
as follows: III there is a place on
earth where the Creator l. proud of
his creature, man, 1t must he In
Southern California, for he has GER
lainly made of II thing of beauty
and joy forever But boys, don't
say much about II, for We do not
want To depopulate odd Missouri. and
Ia prove to you that ] am still loyal
10 odd Holt, will conldentially tell
you thai ] am coming back"
Dan NJ. Martin writes Us from
Portland, Oregon, where he and his
wife and son, Emil, are now located:
Emil has dropped into something
here that am sure is going to be
awful good and has located here per-
manently. Think We will stay with
him this winter" lie enclosed the
following business card OF Emils:
Emil W. Martin, City Department,
G. w. Davis 4 Co., Real Estate,
Loans, Invest ments, COG Commercial
Block, md and Washington SITS, Port
land, Oregon Good-glad to learn
that Emil Is In line for something
good, for he deserves it and is able to
take care of it, We are informed oh
reliable authority, that Dan is dab.
bling little in real estate and build
Ing, having erected two cottages and
sold them and has two more under
construction. We wish them both
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-09-08

-.-Base Ball, Sunday,
Sept. 10. at Iden's Ball
Park, Big Lake. See
the Arkansaws play
Greene's Indians.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-09-08
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

No, lVh,
az the Financial Condition ~ the Bank ~
Forbes, ~ Forbes, state ~ Missouri, AT the
rlu>. ~ business an the Isl day of s,pirm.
her, laii, published IN TIL. Holt County ~"n-
ilncl, nrwspa per printed aud published AZ
oregon, state ~ Missouri, on the s,h day 81
~ september, 1911,
RESOURCES.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-09-08

We, W, u. Richards, as president. and Jas. A.
Williams, us cashier 81 said hank, each ~ Us,
DO solemnly swear hat the above statement
IS true Ia the best OF our knowledge and he
lief W. u. klCliARlDS, President.
j. A, WILLIAMS, Cashier.
81 scribed and sworn Ia before me, this
sixth day Of september A. d., nineteen
hundred and eleven.
WITNESS my hand and nOtarial seal on
the date last aforesaid. lCommis-
lSEALl stoned and qualified for u term eN-
piring July I, 1879
EDW. +. RICHARDS,
Notary Public,
Correct-Attest; j. T.. TAYLOR
W. =, nOlGIN,
JOHN =. MEADE
Directors.
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Honest Medicines Versus Fakes.

President Taft's recent message sug-
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ECced to counteract g For over three
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ESCAPED with Nj : Life

IS Iwenty-one years ago | faced an
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Port Harrelson, S. G. Doctors said
| had consumption and the dreadful
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did so, end was completely cured. 7
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LOCALS READY
FOB FIRST Ga We
HOW SAVANNAH AND BRUINS.
WICK WILL LINE UP ON
THE FOURTH.

1t is expected that a record breaking
crowd will be present Tuesday after
noon to witness the opening baseball
game of the season, when Brunswick
and Savannah will play double-head-
er The locals have been practicing
hard during the past week and are
ready for the game. The lineup will
be al unusually strong one, the local
players being assisted by one or two
from other cities. The two clubs will
line up as follows in the first game:
Brunswick. Positions. Savannah.
Smell. catcher 80. Thompson
Virgins. pitcher .. Butler
...... firstbase ...... Stiles
Parker. 49,. .secOndease .... Blum
krahl. 5000. .thirdbase ...... Lang
. shortstop Cay
Fleming. ..... leftfield -. Ballantyne
Ilson. ..... .centerfield .....,.. Ray
Brown. ..... .rightfield 49,. Abrams
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Hay Fever and sumer Colds

must be relieved quickly and Foley S
Honey and Tar Compound will do it..
E. M. Stewart, 1894 Wolfram street,
Chicago, writes: Il have been greatly
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months with Hay Fever and find that
by using tlley 5 Honey and Tar Com
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ers who suffer similarly will be glad
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Kidney Diseases are Durable

under certain conditions. The right
medicine mustb be taken before the
disease has progressed too far. Mr..
Perry A. Pitman, Dale, Tex, says: |
was down in bed for four months with
kidney and bladder trouble and gall
stones. One bottle of Foleys Kidney
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Those Who Take Foley Kidney Pills
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For sale at Roberts Pharmacy.
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Kill More Than Wild g. ste

The rImber Of people killed yearly
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When the stomach fails to perform
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Soreness Of the muscles, wh4ther
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FFhis liniment~is equally. valuable for
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Parsons Poem a Gem.

From Rev n stubenvon. Allison
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Foiey's Kidney Pills are co",roacd
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The substitutes will be: Brunswick
Walker and Brannen; Savannah Ray
Morgan, Allen and Sullivan.
Walker will pitch the second game
for the locals, while Lang will prob
ably do the twirling for the visitors.
Both the clubs present unusually
strong line-ups and it is expected that
Goth the games will be very interest
ing.
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The worlds most successful medi-
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A Peek Into His Pocket

would show the box of Bucklen's Ami
ca Salve that E.. s. Lopez, carpenter,
of Marilla, ~ Y, always carries. Il
have never had a cut, wound, bruise
or sore it would not soon heal" he
writes. Greatest healer of burns, toils,
scalds, chapped hands and lips, fever
sores, skin eruptions, eczema, corns
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Rates from this date on all flat
work will be two cents piece ia
stead of one cent, as tefore.- Bruins.
wick Steam Laundry.
June "a, 1911. III
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Foieys Honey and Tar Compound
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