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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-17
cHIROPRAcToR
DRUGLESS METHOD.

Local examinations are unnecessary
as they are distaseful l am pleas
ed to explain my method to all inter-
ested. l use no drugs, mo knife. If
you are sick and have tried every
thing else, and did not receive help.
try Chiropractic and get well.
DR.. II. w. Gaumer,
West Pacific Street
Office 223. Res. 218 Blk.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-23

oil pafnpa moraitus nellie idlteen
id1neile: etid Ell ole paraa idttdd
autuuben oiiaa fuolinmuoteeQe, tud
tuolema tnIce uIein dtfiormdamotto.
Cos b%dnendtddn Ell oliIi ouut Ipodmen
muutos tapabtunnt ia pararnns teb'
tpnG, min Ell tautipuoteeuafoon oltIt
ouut aitao Iitd tebod, iiqd ban tens
moitiin poie idpIieId ruumiiu moi
moimisla, Imam iaiIoutta.
Suono pitt nell Nisionen tpield
hurtonehetten 8. Wintterin %tololo,
iosia bdn bpmin ppettapaiIesti fc'
boitti msitd ppipmddn GristutIesia
oinoaeIa autuootIi tettidsld. iosto
fiitos ipeli Hisioiele. ia olemme tot
mosIa ettd fdpiltte mield tpistefin
terps btimdeId meitd ewanfeIiumin
1uloiieua innomoIlo. Jos Serra or
mosiaan iiiben tilaiiuutta iuopi.
Sitd toinoo ainotin
p. &autola.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-23
TairbanfS, Minn.
roS

3eI6n ibonumS on mennpt ia tolni
On tunut fiiaon toas tdGuGfin. FL
mot otpat oneet fpImtd ia luntofin
on 10 retiteIiin asti, ioten pddstddn
toas tnItpii5ibin fdiifTi, min beipos.
fuin inIfomiebetfin.
Suonen fpImd fdfi on mieroiuut
fplGsfdmme mieoen t6uG tertoo mu.
canaan mr. ia mrs Gorl Himerin
manbimman tpttdren, iofa fuoIi tds
mdn marrosfuun 10 p:nG 13 nuo,
ben, / ff. ia Is pm ifdiiend, idttden
idIteenId iurepnn iI6n, dibin, 4 mel.
jed ia 2 Iisfoa. Woinoin oil lpntp.
npt 9ibbin9isid, iosio bGneu non.
bemponio oipot o~iuneet ia iosta 1T.
ten otoai muuttaneet tGnne moutiIoI.
leen oiumoon. !SoutoufIen toimiiti
poStort e. g HisIonen @ilbertist6
t. f. ID p:rd nntonin ia mnroittos
min %ionoin pnbuen idsId iiIaiIuuoeS.
ia iiiia faineo Ipbpt on eIdmamme
tddad Ia muuttopdindmme tieidmd.
ton, poroittoen eitd eIdmdmme min
fdDtdiIimme, ettd oliIimme maImiit
Fun meitd tddltd pois futiutaan.
Sdmd noinoia oil loonut frisiiui.
fen fasmatufien ia omisti 10 nuore.
no Seiufien omafii WopobtoiafienIa
ia min usfosia SeeiufIeen croft tdaI.
I'd. !6dnen pifainen pois .menonIo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-23
ToSella taiteellista muRiftio

-
tiistai.iltana polmatier. ffarusten
foniertisIa. Ndmd milf iIarusta,
nelid neitosta ia ptf nuorimies pIi'
tpot faitfi ldpeenid taioe. Iieluia, bar'
pinailen monipuoliIia faittitin. Get
bdn toniertisI aan Iai fuuua pianon,
fpielun. t%itorau, fl6itin, tcrnetin. tp'
popbonin, rpIopbonin, monooliinin,
monoolon /. n. e. ioiitoo. @Iitps oil
tdpoeuiiesti balittua ia Min bienpu,
ettd oifa oioin luuli fuulemanSa tai
maauisten horppuien belinda.
= Cnnettommas Nemport fai'
nannosfa. puoialainen Sbas Soc
fep louffaantui paboin miime nil
fon teSttimiitfo'oommna noin clio 8
aioiSIa. 6dn oil mennpt tartasteles
moan ipptd iiiben ettei lptptettp la
tinti oIut %lauennut, Fun t~aitefIi IN,
nettomuuoett rdidbops tapabtui bd.
men iuuri reidlle pGdstpd6n, polttaen
paboin bdnen pIdruumiinia Iefd lom'
Eaten toiien tdTimarren. &%outfaontu'
nutta boioetaon HunItrDmin ioiraa
lasia, ia on ban mield buonono,
fnmminfin toipumaan pain.
- Snuri tudraStp taitenlaiTio las
tentanoroita Of NIT iuuri Ioopunmt
Sr. 8effolon mateiefauppaon, ia
toi|ia fuuluu tnlenon, ia on iiellG
patton oituifilefin. 8dpfddpGS fats
iomasiu etenfin tie. ioiua pn lopIt.
mdted, ia iaopi niitd fdpod fotio-
masla netin, ioiua Ell ole lopIio, ia
ostaa ia lobjoittoa tuttdfuienia lap
file. - Sa buomotfaa ettd MT on
10 ioulu I6held, antafao Ills ioulu
labioia tuttamilenne! elfddtd ooot
toto ettd ne enIin ontoiiimot teile,
naan foeitafoa te enfin ebdttdd min
teette Iiuoin aiman pitein.
a%aitenloiiio pebmsitd iuotomio
mpDSfiu Iootatpora
Detfnlon mafeiStauposia.
321 SuffoIt Il.
- Shtp1d teloien foriaomisic
norten menfIG
6. W. 9eon'iGe.
Gnnri tuarasto bpfpid iuoma
|%laiiia, ruotialaiiia ia norlaloiIia iut
iia iuuri Ioapunut. Smtiet onat As
ialfaon pittid. - WtpDsfin iuuri ma
lifoima Iasten refid, feltfoia ia luis
timia. aaiffio nditd mpppi pdipdr
baIpinpitn binioibin
). anberIon &c eiubers.
rIo f S,,nst T. mail a. oi#as ''snans
s. Wt. 9eaniua.
= aanialaiiemme 9lIer Draft, 10
fa lifi pori tpuotta Iitten IouffoIi I'll
mdnfd r@olbp" mainieIa 9esIeme,
risid min paboin ettd mpDbemmin
bdntG boioettoesia S%ronfpoooin ioi
roaIoSia bdnen fiImduid tdptpi lei
fata pois ia parma Iiiaan iiImd la
Tista, on piateoin oifonut ioopuo
ndiae maile @onooasta, misid bdr
on niimeifi olestelut, ia noStoo
mabin9onforpousiutu pbtiDtd mas
taan.
8anntin piiripifeuoeSSa YesIe.
merisid on fuosta toinen iuttu Edit,
telpn alaiIena, nim. Gricf 2pr0lobs
ben oiia. 2outofunto allan tGiitteIpG
tparten %iaatiin Iopuuiiesk naIitutli
fpasta piime periantoinu, ia tusftn
iootanee iuttaa lorpmmoon nieId tdl
ldfddn ipiifoua, iitIi iefamo ie on.
2afimiebet molemmin puoIin tuomot
eiiin painania tobistuflia.
- fountain" fbnid 10 ientista 8
boUoriiu maeiatpia
s. VI. 9eon'iQG.
- ySun ttnneia, fiertomoIfeauu
Idmmitettdipid peninfularsuuneia.
W%uiStofaa paitfa
MnberIon &c Siabere.
= 2aopteftm. 2erdpsIista gl:o 70
nIuttaian@ firiapoinon bpndfii on
nabtdndsti iddnpt iobonfin ioloon
SronpoooiSIa tai IdbimmdsId inns
pdristosfd; pppoetddn bpmdntabtoi'
Iesti iImoittomoan
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-23
: Mapttad iilta etta g. Ieurofun.

= vf0Dtt60 vita eta 81 1eurotun'
nan iefato1rin laulaiat omat fon.
iestin idlestd fofonaan unboittoneet
laiitubarioitutiisIa fdpnnin. = ppp'
oetddn petdpdaiIeeti eoeleentin Iao.
pumaan harioitutiiin t~opauiieen al.
faan. Yian on taos tiloiiuutfa, iois'
ia tu[Iaan eiiintpmddn.
= ,0Sal0" {. Ieura toimii iuuret
iItamat &iitospdipdn iltana pmalIa
baaliIoan. 9entinen obielma foete.
taon iaaoa mabooailen monipuoli.
nen. Sttafaopa tiloiIuus buomioon.
ne.
= Wsr. SafDb Siimafan perbe
muutti wiime iiistainu Sronrpoooiss
to Socflep'iin, Wis. DIR. Siimatfa
on ouut Iieud m~etIdtDisid 10 pitem.
mdn aitaa.
Sstaneet moata 8rantn opbiss
to. Sale Mnoelin ia Mntti Draft, s.
ronpoobista, onot fumpitin osta'
meet 40 eefteriG maata 9rdntnoobs
iSta, isis. ia tl,lenot l6bemmdSid
tuIepaiiuuoesia iiirtpmddn iinne
maanpiIielilDifIi.
= Habafmffaroita miebile ia noi'
file
s. 90. 9ean'iQG
Sem pslpimia. Saui' ia mprs'
fp.loimio iulri malifoimo
[ Mnoerion &c Siubersiud.
= Wiime imnnafitain uomuna flo
Bis ipttpi erc6n puolalailen omis
toma tolo Semlocf faoun norrella
Sronnoooisia pnlamaon. ia poloi
lpbnesId ojaeia tutatuinfiu pprofIi
perustutIiaan mpDten, iopupiiput
main idipdt ieietd tDrrD!tdmd6n.
- Wab1uG iddod raitiotieluounun
alle oil erds pitfu ppito SurlepeId,
Isis. miime ld~uontoino. Yoifo rots
iasii, fpu6tin tpaoralltiella eldimeId
Iemmoilesla paifoSla FUN raitiotiel
Id, ionta faboen puolen oil lonlmot.
Settin himinanit WaiWur mIlesIn
81 ~loisfssti liiffunc CO.; p&Sefg.
f6dn iorpeetIi i%outuin pois eoeSld,
eif6 ipannuotaon ferittp ppiGbopt'
tdd, ipten ie tDrtfdii ratIastoian oa.
finenln pitfdn NATHAN pddbdn. Sum
mouefnan Ell fumminfoan .mit6dn
pobempoa( tapobtuuut. ooii ipoon
ibmeisIddnN beilutteli pitid tornioar.
Mrs @ii ala taaItd Sronmoo.
bisto on nil ,pdimdt fairoStonui
muoteen omar Sdnen iairouteplo
Lon iohb,aaxz~ .o4ss.ilesta ia on :
tain feubfofuumeen tupoiSto toutio;
ban tppipi 10 poremmin.
Wiime piiton tiistoina firioi.
tettiin %tdpoediIid Acknowledgements
founiin t%iriuriH tontto orisla YesIe.
merisid foiffiaan 81 eri benfiIDue,
riioen ~ioutoeIn ieurooniue luomn-
Ioiiiue: austi Yebulolle, Sobu Ola
ieue. Gam 6onnileieQe, @miI Suntu.
iele, Gorl N~eIIoniIe, Scbu Sooreue,
Siolmor SdrmeIGue, GIias &obrale,
emil !SoriuIIe ia 0ictor UlGfipeGpIs
lie. Boifta popereito fuului tGld
fertoo Iaoneen fofo mGbilG tieooian
onnetiiin filtitin uieone hafiioue 3
funfduoen oppiafo, - bousfoa munt
ten ettei niiben ioufoeIa Iottunut pie.
manu montafoon IuomaTaiSto. -
oofemufiin fonIoloispoperien ia IN.
tia parten emf belmifuun isiunto.
tonbella Ell ole ptIifddn IuomoIoinen
'piel6 i6ttdnpt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-23

Us
SmmalanpaltpelnS emf iunnnn'
taina Sisb 9ribseisid, isis. Safob
peterIonin taIoaa Flo 10 ap. ia Wta'
renapsIo, Wis. Nro 3:nen fouluua
Flo 2 ip. ia Soban &orpelan taloua
Flo 8 italia.
3iitospdindnd
ten 80 pnG gDofefieloin raittiusta'
lola Flo 2 ip. ia Italia hS pube Iut'
taian bpmdtIi pioettapisid iltamiSia
IamasIa poitaeIo.
@uIimdiIend I%oipenttina
3 pnd iouIuf. pioeiddn jumoionpal'
meIus 8. -. ebto oqiIen %fansfa s.
ronmoooieIa Flo h1O ap. Samasla
tilaiIuuoesIa eiiintpp mpDs g. @.
SefafoDri.
Spntpnpt ia Tasteful:
SronmoobisIa:
Stat ia emilia WiemerDn poifa
unp NiefIanoer Ipnt. 9 p. morrasf.
East. IA p. It.
W~lontreolisIa, WiS:
Ntatti ia Sreoriifa ~lluturin tpitD
Snlpi Ratariina ipnt. 13 p. ippsf.
East. 10 p. marrasf.
Osfar ia Waria 2ebtiien poifa o.
lami @mil Ipnt. 10 p. lptof. fast.
10 p. marrasf.
&uo Hut ia bouoattu
Sron 9eltisid, Wis.:
Senrn 2dnttd ipnt. Ylinetelisid Fir
ioiQa lluamosIa Waaian |. fuoli
13 b. morrasf. npin So nuooen
manbana, bauo. 10 p. morraSf.
SrpnmoobisSa:
Matti patfa 9listarosta fuoli to-
patur maiIeSti IL p. marraSf. ldhee
80 muooen nanbona, bauo. II y.
m%orroef.
Walfrib YD. Wilen,
61O s. 2lper It. Sronlpoob. Dtid,,
Eelef. 436 H.
= neutrality-suspicious. ompeIu
ieuran fofouS pioetddn torstaina z
p:ud iouluf. mrs. Siat Sobnionir
Iuona Nerport luteeIiua Ito 2 ip.
= Miime periantaina fdtfettiir
fanIaIaiIemme Motti pafan maali
5et iddnnDtlet maon poUeen. 8nu
Sfc z
beIta 2anIouisIeurafunnan ~firfosIa,
fpatapasti muistuttoen n6ttiuomi.
en- turmioliiuuoesta ia fiitd firouf
Iesto mitd alma on i%eurannui ndfi'
iuomien fdpttDd. Wdfiiuomien faut'
ia nei tdsidfin, ibmtSiilmdnd fotIo
en-, faatana ioaliifIeen ian
faiftiien eIGmdn eponteliumiIe
alttiin mieIen ia mieben; ibmiIind oil
len emme porboalla taboollafaan
moi lobbuaiiemmin pubua tdbdn
tapaan fdIitteli postori Wilen tapa'
uSto.
Wurbe min mustn tuin lptipn ~.
Iipnftd pD ndpti nouonneen mais
noion puoliion. Sdn on noita itieens
IA iulteutufpin, poiteasti p~urfautu'
miu luontpita, iotfa ientdboen fGrIis
mdifin polion .eremmdn FUN Der.
femmit Iuonteet. &ofpa toetus topa.
us olitin. Drift iuuri b6nen mieben,
Id. iota Ell iuinfoan oIut mitd6n
iddnnDaiiesti natiiuomia fdpttdnd
iuomori, pitt ioutua noin tonan
fobtalon ubrifii, ia idttdG puoIiIons
ia, 6 IapIen dioin ptinddn fDpbds
nd, a~ineeuiIesti omuttomono toiSies
lemaon pienten lastenIa puoIeSta
foltfoa maailmoa nastaan? yliin
milf? - Sumala fen tietdd.
= 2oma tallpi on dibiad ia fuu'
bella ormoua eoesiddn, eDei fonsIa.
ibmiIet opunonnoaaan liemitd bei'
bdn tobtolooun. Observation-Disclosures
tarfoitusto parten on uIeiSIa liifs
feisid SronnopbisIa iefd fiertdnil'
Id ferddiiud. 3oitfi listot otpot nis
meroibut, ne palnutetoon mr.. So.
Fob Wdtiieue, ia t%uIofiet iulaistaon
lebbesId. = Sofa ndiGIe ornoiue ans
taa, ie ontao Sumolaue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-23
Montreal, @is.

&anIauisi euratunnau fasIaon o.
mut labioittaneet Ieuraamot bentis
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-23

Wrs. Sus: S6blum $3.50
Wtrs. Miceelion 80
Selma &uripinen %
Soct Saort 90
81. l8ieti 20
Sanni Saarinen 20
Mm1noa MattIon %
Soct Mdti %
Nnna Bofman %
>enIja Jobnion 20
Glias Wl6fi %
Wlanon Saori 20
Wiuria &aatuio 20
0iloa Wi6ti %
Sobu pontaren 20
Wotti AuoerIon 20
Utario SAFE 80
Goo @ioneu 25
Snlmnr @loneu 20
Us. SeDtiInatt ID
Wioti 5cnrso %
So5a ,oiu %
,Jidt &esoaci IS
Sobu Sorbonen %
Goue 2obti 20
Gamma Gepp6ld 20
6iliu Rosten %
! Nppoio Salonen 10
@uet @rDnbolm %
Ganni Wt6ti Is
Wiai Siu 70
Otto &osti rs
Wati Wariomdti 25
Summa 1855
p%nnbGmme Iauiuo Ieurotunnoi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-23

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-23

Sumnia $3.50
Bnpb6mme ~Iouiun Ieurntunnon
puoIesia fAuniit fittotIet fuifille lab
ioiiiaiiue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-23

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sronwoo
bisIa ia pmpdriSt1ud:
26 p. morrast. Soresterin baaIis.
Ia i~oarna Flo h10 ap-
Sunnuntoif. Flo puoIi II ap. 10
nuoriioieuron fofous Flo puoli 8 IL
tapdipdud.
% y. Dafcfielbisfd bortausbetft
Flo h8 ip.
3 p. %iouIuf. GteIdfontrin fouIuIlo
Flo 2 ip. ia Soresterin baoI. nuor,
fof. flo KS ip.
8 p. Nortb Dorfisfa mr.. 2amppi'
fen luona Flo z ATTAIN Italia.
6 p. Sron geItisia Flo puoIi 8 IL
IaIa.
x. 81. Nifrmi.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-27
Quail on Toast.

For nearly a week the farmers and
their families living few miles soutl
of Newton, Kan, have dined on quail
In "A section Of country about five
miles square, a desl fuci i've hailst ornl
killed many scores OF the game birds.
The only place quail could lind shel.
ter Was along the hedgerows which
surround every field. The storm
came al night, when hails,ones COW
cred the ground at depth of inch
es. lnstinctively the farmers
thought Of the quail they had been
protecting, and in the early morning
Investigated conditions.
Not live bird was found In the
fields, but along every hedgerow
scores of the birds were found dead
and feasts followed.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-27
Their Difficulty.

Tie diiiiulty which l. beset,ing
Cows Iladley. Harmon and Aldrich al
present Is that they are compelled 10
take account Of a theory, while Judge
Sanborn. Of the Federal court, has
clearly taken account OF a condition.
Judge Sanborn has ruled that the
states shall not have power To estab.
lish intrastate railroad rates, or 9th.
er"ise to control the destinies Of the
railroads.
The governors convention. which
met recently In New Jersey, arrived
at the conclusion that such a ruling
vas inimical TO the proper power and
development, Of the states, and named
Governors IIadley, Harmon and Al.
d.ich a. a committee To prepare a
statement Of the conclusion reached
by the governors, To be presented to
the supreme court. As in most other
affairs, both sides TO this disagree.
men, are right.
Theoretically, at least, the states
should have the power and right to
regulate the railroads within their
borders. The trouble Is. as doub, less
Judge SanbOrn perceived. that In
great majority Of instances state leg
islaturc> are not 10 he intrusted with
80 responsible a task as the regula.
ton Of the railroads.
The public il well aware Of the fact
that the average of intelligence In
the state legislatures Is deploraby
low. Revelations In Illinois and
Ohio. TO say nothing of other states,
demonstrate the fac, that the aver.
age of honor In a state legislature
may be shockingl, low.
IL would he, therefore, an obvious
mistake to place so important an In.
dustry as the railroad AT the mercy of
body Of men who, for one reason or
another, are frequently not to be
trusted.
That the railroads should he sub.
Jected to some restraining and equal.
hing influence Is not to be doubted. but
until the legislatures of the states are
more completely of high.
grade men, II Is clearly a mistake to
give them too much opportunity,
either for folly or crOokedness.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-27
The Roads.

What Is the condition Of the roads
Of Holt county, Millions are spent
In road building with little effect. and
yet IL is difficult to estimate the cost
directly. as you would toll gate, you
do not take 1t into account, but II
your roads are 80 bad that you take
half load to town instead Of a whole
load, YOU are adding TO the cost OF
your crop.
Tie cost Of the crop does no, end
when you have harvested II. You
have got TO store II and you have got
TO get 1t TO market. and II II the price
in the market that you receive. less
" hat it costs you TO get II there.
II ii costs you five cents bushel to
get your corn to market. and II costs
your neighbor one cent bushel, your
merchant is not going TO pay you any
more than he pays your neighbor or
the man on the other side OF town.
Road building is more thoroughly
understood every year. There Is les,
excuse therefore for bad roads. Each
community has to determine first
what materials exist there which
they can use. Then they must use
that material TO the very best adyan.
tage.
II sou do not believe that good
roads make all the difference In the
world between successful and unsuc.
cessful farming. go into community
where the roads are good and you will
see that all Of life is transformed.
Driving Is a pleasure, even when you
are hauling your crops TO town or
hauling back home your supplies. In
every community you ought TO have
a good roads association, and an gu.
tomobile club. You ought to send to
the Department Of Agriculture for
pamphlets on road.making. You
ought to consult with good men Who
know something about engineering.
then you ought to complain TO the
authorities about those Who tres>pas-
upon the roadway or interfere with
the drainage. and see that the au.
thorities prosecute the yiolator>.
You should investigate the expendi.
lures and see that the money il Judi.
ciously expended and not wasted.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-27
Rolling Stones.

Whether or not IL has daxned upon
the iand.iIubgry American farmer
that this country IL about flied up Is
hard to say. Undoubtedly tie time
has arrived when he should become
fully a~ are Of this very fact.
Tie conventional picture Of a farm
ing community where men live free
from generation TO generation In the
homes Of their fathers undisturbed In
the Old baunts and surrounded by old
neiglbors Who have been there for an
equal number Of generations. IS a pic.
tUre one often sees In print but. like
many such. seldom sees in real life.
Many farming communities are con.
stanily changing the personnel Of
their os ners and iniisbit ants There
are certain farming sections In Mis-
,ouri and adjoining states where
three.fcurths Of the residents are en-.
tifely new every twenty years.
This constant shifting Of the farm.
ing population j. q very tad thing for
community. II means that the
percentage IL tenants j. larger and
that the newcomers who are con.
SANITY assuming charge u the farms
yars'ed by the previous owners are al
disar vantage In learning the pecu.
liari,ies Of the new region and IN 81.
tAbiishihg permanent system Of
farming.
IT.. man Who has IT In his blood TO
be always Oh the move. always seek.
ing greener pastures j. not the sort Of
man Who accrUes much worldly goods
Or takes The greatest interest In
the welfare 81 his community. He
may he a fairly good farmer. but tie
chances are that b. j. a grain. rather
than live stock farmer. for the man
vino handles live stock needs 10 be
permanently located.
Where these rolling stones are 90.
ing 70 continue 20 roll TO. nov that
tie country l. settled j. a mystery.
Willie NJ man l. justified or even
eScU>abie IN remaining IN one place
when he can really IT, benefited b,
changing hi~ lO'a'iOn. tie time has
arrived when man must H. pre,ty
good Judge ~ land. know himself
mighty vel, and H. thoroughly IA.
miiiaf With markets, crops grown.
and tie undeyDlDped possibilities Of
any new location before he l. at all
ju,'iilabIe IN changing
And usually when you ind such a
man a, that h.. can do about a. well
one place A. another.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-27
"GhOst Dancing"

| President IIill. III the Great North.
ern, recently remarked that there j.
nothing the matter with the coun.
iry except ghost dancing. 49, this
Mr.. liili meant that there l. no sense
IN substance recoiling from shadow
tia, brain storm agitation should
weigh nothing Ia tlie balance against
the enormous value Of crops and Ia.
grea, yOlnm" ~ money In 'he banks.
All that u needed j. confidence In
enough 10 continue the country in
prosperity for a long line To come.
Sir Ilill l. right The country has
been blessed with almost unpfecc.
d.ntcd crops for which the market
price j. higher than the average. To
move these crops there II required a
larger amount oi money than ever
before, which the bank VI the coun.
Try are better able 10 supply than
ever before, so abundant have been
| IN" harycstS that there l. already
J NlN'l VI ~ wv lhill
are >training every nerve TO over.
come. A, the natural rcSul, u thes"
cOndii ions there l. activity In all
lines Of industry and business, bcne.
| ing even the humblcst wage carncrli
II there wa> not political ghost
dancing the country would show
tie prosperity which /, l. really en-
JOKING.
And there will he less ghost dane
ing II more men like Mr.. Iiill give
such assurances A. lc has given. The
politicians have little oppori unity for
disturbing the people when the peo-
Pile fully realize the good fort une tina,
l. theirs, As President Brown, of
the New York Central, says: Pros.
pcriiy is here In spite Of us" And
that Is The fact. Soon the busy hum
Of industry viii drown the voice Of
Inc political agitaior, and then the
people will hear the music that gives
them deepest satisfaction music to
which ghosts cannot dance.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-27
Notice!

Notice Is hereby given that the
land owners Of Little Tarkio Drain.
age District, No, one ~, a drainage
corporation In Holt county. Missouri,
will AT no. ten o'clock q. m. on the
C2stm twenty'eight day of October,
1907, meet at what Is commonly
known as Wild Rose schoolhouse,
said schoolhouse being located and
situated on the east side of the south.
west quarter OF section number nine
teen (l9l In township number sixty
two (6al of range number thirty-nine
C39), In Holt County, Missouri, said
school house being located In the
aforesaid Drainage District.
The purpose of said meeting is to
elect one supervisor for said district
for term of five % years; said super
visor so elected Is to hold said posi-
tion for said term until his successor
is elected and qualified, and at the
meeting aforesaid, there will be trans.
acted such other and further bust
ness as may be lawfully brought be.
fore the same.
Done by order of the Board Of SUI
pervisors this I'd day of October, 1911.
(~~j ARCH SHARP,
10y c.. GRAVES,
Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-27
NOtiCe!

The second district teachers meet
ing will be held at Bigelow, Satur.
day, November +th. The townships
In the district are Bigelow, Minton
and Benton. This one of the re-
quired meetings and each teacher In
the district is expected to attend.
Parents and pupils are invited.
EARL A, Rock, Co. Supt.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-27

No,e-A.Daily Except Sunday.
A special train for stock and car.
load shipments will leave Oregon al,
l2:lO p. m, whenever desired by
shippers.
Notice: All local freight will leave
Oregon on the 800 a. m. train.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-27
Notice /!

There will be preaching at the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath,
Oct. Goth, morning and evening, at
the usual hours, by Rev. James Halls
Granville. Everybody invited. Please
come. REQUEST or THE SESSION.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-27
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Convene. trst Monday In January 'ysrtt
Monday IN sp'ii and Augus'
william e EuisYn. rir~oi, jyGE"
Henry z Aisltr. prI..~ting attorney
Edwin 4 Durham. r r"si, GER.
A. u NcSgIty sberir.
Harry " Irsln stsbpzfaphst.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-27
count, board 81 ti.siih

Henry 3 Wright. president.
Philip -rbiv'IhsJsf, Sirs- pfr,i1ens
TfanHts ]. Jass.lI, ~ district
9. l. Esaus ,Yuuty physician
Frank l. Ir.I't. ~rf"'sry
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-27

Regular Terms Pr, Mondays IN fsbiU
sfy Mag. August and November.
Henry 8 Wright, presiding Judge
phiIip -'hiy,lhauo' Judge ", district.
Frsnci. ! Da.kiiI. Judge % distrh,
franz I. L'l-f clerk - rygHty rpurI
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-10-27

Ed Boyd, Of Forest City, drew a
prize q, the Rosebud land drawing
last Tuesday. His number was ~.
Mrs. Mary s. Wells, Craig, also drew
q claim; her number was So4.