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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-01
The Grim Reaper.

On Friday Of last week, October Do
1912. Holt county lost an ideal citizen
and the true Christie ian gentleman, by
the death Of ". =. IIardman, at his
home In Hickory township. His
faith In the promise of the Master.
and his love for the souls of men kept
his spirit sweet and gentle and hope.
fuI during all the trials OF life. In
losing him the church militant has
lost a faithful and valiant SOL
der. and the church triumphant has
gained a soul attuned to sing the
praises Of its Maker. An affect ionate
husband and father: a true and help.
full friend, q public.spirited citizen. an
earnest and loving fellow Christian. a
noble and pure.hearted and clean
lived man. his death brings sorrow to
friends. relatives and large circle OF
acquaintances.
v. T. Ilardman was born In Bed.
ford county, Pennsylvania, June ~,
ISIS. and died October %, MP. In tie
18th year OF his age: with his par
ents lie removed TO Richmond county.
ohio. February ~, lsdI, where lac
was united In marriage To Rcbecca
Thorpe. and 10y this union five chill
dren we're born-three sons and two
daughters. lie is survived 10y one
son. Shannon: two daughters. Daisy
and Pearl: one stepdaughter, Mrs.
Mollie Ilamm: three grandchildren.
and three stepgrandchildrtr', one
brother and three sisters.
In 1878 he and family came to Holt
county, where he has resided, with
the exception Of four years which he
spent IN the West.
Funeral services we're conducted on
Sunday. October -. by Elder Angus
tine, of the New Point Christian
church. the interment being In Tia,
F'airyiew cemetery.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-01

In The SENTINEL last week, and
also In this issue will be found a
sample as to how to vote on the Sin
gle Tax. Cut It out and take It
with you to the polls, and show It to
others and thus help your neighbor
how to vote right on the question.
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County Central Committee,

Chairman, T.. &. DUNCAN, Oregon.
Secretary, W. u. Alkire, Forest
City.
Treasurcr,.Ias. a. Williams. Forbes
Bigelow Frank Walker
Benton VIM. Tyson.
Clay-M. &. Brumbaugi.
Forbes Jas. \. Williams.
Forest ". u. Alkirc.
Hickory Art Callow.
Liberty--.Iacob Wchrli.
Lincoln August lIcnstprf.
Lewis y. &. duncan.
NiDtoR ThOS. bunker.
.Nodawa! j. T.. Brett.
Union l.. l.. Gallncy.
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For Sale /!

My residence. consisting OF I rooms,
l closet, summer kitchen, smoke and
wood house. cistern. city water. In
good neighborhood, opposite the
Methodist church. Price, 1880. Ad.
dress, Mrs, ELLEN DEFFENBAUaH,
Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-01
MissOuri's Vote.

The Republican vote IN this state
has steadily increased, On the other
hand the largest Democratic vote was
cast sixteen years ago, and the second
heaviest twelve years ago. In the
last state elect lon, that Of 1910, ayear
Of Democratic success In many states,
the Republicans carried Missouri by
3o3.O74 to 3lD,VO0. Is this a time for
the Republicans Of Missouri 10 quar-
rel with each other about persons.
and hand over everytliingin the state
10 the Democratic partyY
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Her Journey Ended.

There passed away at st. Joseph
hospital, on Thursday last. October
~. 1912, one of those mothers who
had been In our county for nearly nifty
years, and had gone all through the
struggles that came to those early day
settlers -Leonora Kennedy. Walters.
She belonged to that class OF women
who had opinions of her own. and
was never afraid to express them In
her own forcefu way. but beneath
that rugged exterior. was a warm.
sympathetic and generous nature.
Tie sun was ever shining with her.
and even up to the time OF the
coming Of unconsciousness. she was
ready to give and take a joke. aud
pleasantly aud good-humoredly gave
directions asto funeral arrangements
saying that she neither feared 10 die,
and cared but little about staying.
Her life was u constant battle. and
with these she bore her share ofcross.
Is. with patience and foriiiude.
"Leonora Kennedy Walters was born
In Knox county, Ohio. April -. lSij.
She was married to Eli Walters In
April. lsi0. and to this union four
children were born;C harles, of Fruita.
Col: Robert. of Oregon: Mrs. Pet
Williams. of Los Angeles. Gala son.
Wesley, died IN infancy: also one
brother. Wilson, Of this city. The
two former we're unable TO attend the
funeral. Mrs. Walters had been a
great sufferer, and II was necessary for
her {" lie taken to ST. Joseph hos.
pital. where she underwent two oper.
ations, the second proving too great a
tax on her nervous system. and she
died Thursday. October -. loi2. IN
the 6sth year Of her age.
"Mrs. Walters was a good Christian
woman. always ready to do what she
could for neighbor or friend. and
bring relief and comfort to them: all
who knew her loved her. She was al
ways happy and always looked on tn,
bright side OF life. She became q
member Of the Methodist church ~
her early life. and loved her churcl
and Sunday school, bu, Of late years
by reason of III health. could not b,
active In the work
Tie body was brouph, to this cit,
the day following her death, and wa,
taken to the home Of her nephew AND
niece. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Evans
where 1t lay until Saturday afternoon
when the funeral services we're helt
from the Methodist church. conduct
ed by the pastor, Rev. l.. &. Powell
Many beautiful floral offerings cam,
from friends and relatives. the cliurcl
pulpit and clancel being appropriate
| ly decorated.
Those who attended the funcra
from abroad were !. Is. Foster anC
wife. of 81. Joseph: J. NJ. Foster ant
wife. Of Robinson. Kan. and Mis-
Nell Coleman. Of ~. Joseph.
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Judges Of the supreme Court;
JOHN kEN\ISII.
CHARLES a. DENTON.
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The Republican Ticket.

The Republican Ticket.
For President;
WILLIAM II. TAFT.
For Governor:
JOHN G.. MCKINLEY.
Judges Of the supreme Court:
JOHN KENNISII.
CHARLES a. DENTON.
For Congress;
tLAl'D Y. HICKMAN.
For Representative:
WILLIAM Il. SWOrE.
For Judge County Court LIST Dist,
PETER RAISER,
For Judge County Court. ID IBIS,
ISAAC u. FAINTER.
For Prosecuting Attorney:
\. NJ. TlBbELS.
For Sheriff.
GEO. GELNlN,
-
For Assessor:
PERRY ". RAMSAY.
For Public Administ rator:
GEORGE ". Ct'M MINS,
For County Treasurer:
SEBO'RN CARSON.
-.
For surveyor:
JOHN u. rERET.
For Coroner:
l.. II. Long.
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Picture Framing done at Robt
Smith iidwc. Go.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-01

Window Glass-all sizes--at the
Robt. Smith Howe. 20.
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For Representative:
WILLIAM u. SWOIE.
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For Prosecuting Attorney:
4. NJ. TIBliELS,
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For Judge County Court. I'd Dist.
ISAAC u. PAINTER.
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For Judge County Court LIST Dist.
PETER RAISER.
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For Public Administ rator:
GEORGE W. CIMMINS.
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Those who attended the funeral
from abroad were !. Is. Foster and
wife. of 81. Joseph: !. NJ. Foster and
wife. Of Robinson, Kan. and Miss
Nell Coleman, Of 81. Joseph.
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For Congress:
tL.AID Y. HICKMAN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-01

For Sheriff.
GEO. GELNlN,
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For Assessor:
PERRY ". RAMSAY.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-21
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
FAMINE BOOSTS WHEAT
Reports That Russia2s Avs Suffering
fer Food Causes Cereal
N piqa
ia Rise

Chicago, Jan 20, Wheat traders
today showed themselves responsive
TO unconirmed reports Of famine
prices prevailing throughout Russia,
Accordingly the close vas at an adj
vance of 4 to q and corn flushed
Il and n Up. Oats unchanged to
~ higher.
scantinas IS Of wheat offcriues from
Russia influenced buyers as did re-
duced estimates on the Australian
crop. and small receipts Northwest
notwithstanding that selling grew
liberal the market suffered no inn
portant setback, closing steady.
May ranged 81 to $100$l> CLOSING
at the last figure.
Corn was strong from the start
May fuctuated between GG and
669 closing steady at GG1A
No ? yellow was not quoted
Oats, although dull, took their
cue front other grains, Upper and
lower level touch d by May were
49M and u, closing at faN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-21
Claire E. Ames TO Sneak

Claire H. Ancs OF st. Louis speaks
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
Cairo Baptist church to a mass meet
ing Of men interested in the Men
and Religion Forward Movement
The meeting will be for men only
Mr.. AmoS is the executive secretary
Of movement al St Louis Following
the speaking business meeting
viii be held composed Of commit
Tee of rs men This body viii select
members and appoint them on var
ious working committees, They are
to prepare for a campaign of eight
days to further the movement.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-21
HOUSE REFUSES TO
APPROPRIATE FOR
POLICE REV0LVERS

Washington, Jan. 20.---The use of
firearms, by municipal police
throughout the country was CON
demned today, in the House while
an appropriation for the District of
Columbia police, authorizing the
purchase of modern revolvers, was
under hiscus5iou Representative
sherley Of Kentucky, said that
American cities would remove a
menace to public safety by prohibit
ing the use Of any fire arms by the
police. The House concurred In his
view and declined to make an ap.
preparation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-21


THE Long Gray Read" b. Louise
Rice and Henri ROBBERS, in February
Ainslee's, is one Of the most extra
ordinary and charming love stories
that has ever appeared in this maya
zine. Its theme is the reform OF Il
drunkard loyahle. Delightful
brilliant man through the love en,.
faith and sacrifice OF woman who
realized he had NOT been lovqd
enoiigh. INC bare cot 81 tho sea
lis feathered and furry creatures
which were his tonly companions.
the character Of the man himfelf
ard the woman, are touched With
mastorly skill and delicacy.
Mrs. Wilson Woodrow / Thc I'm
ticamcnt OF Sinners, in this an
tItor's usual crisp bright style pos-
sesses a plot Of unusual Interest
The stage story Her Guardian
shin" ~ C'eneMeve GroyIlle, I'll like
a Whit from the pine woods. Va re-
freshing are "the two little muses.
natitos Of Parnassus who come
lown 10 earth to dance on d metro-
pniitan stage, Among other oNcel-
lent stories III this February mum
her are: 1.-THE Mosaic Law b tale
r. pa,,I ,,,a ,...,.,n,,..., a.; t4+..s,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-21
- STOCKS, BONDS, CEREALS =
y. Y. SESSION ST90l c
For Half Holiday Gotham Market
Shows a Surprising
Strength.

J New York, Jan. 20.-For a half
holiday and taking the recent duh
I ness into account, today's brief ses4
! sion was rather noteworthy for its
activity and strength.
The buying movement, which be-
i.gan Yesterday in the Hill issues was
I resumed in moderate degree, gem
eral advances marking the first
hour, Reading, again, was the lead
err today, resuming it's activity of
Yesterday and selling up to 159,
buying of that stock was trace
able to q group Of operators, promi-
nent in former movements, and to
this was added buying which was
credited to out-of-town accounts.
The list, as whole, held strong,
with advances in certain specialties.
| st. Paul was steady. There was
some activity in Denver & Rio
Grande arising from the current
rumor connecting the Western Paci-
fc with the Hill lines
All the more popular and active
issues moved alphabetically, The
best prices of the day were regis
tered in the last hour. The tone at
the close was active and strong,
Bonds were active. total sales, par
value S3.500000, Governments
We're unchanged.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-21
Emptiness

Sometimes, comrade, my restless
spirit leaves you,
And wonders paths that wind away
from home;
Not dreaming in the absence eyer
grieves you,
Nor Weighing where my vagrant
thoughts may roam
In some strange land of fltful NEGRO
macy,
Beyond the dale where life with
you is spent,
| dare to hope, and, in the hoping,
fancy
That | may find divorced from you
content.
Sometimes, dear heart, when i'll at
ease and dreary,
And frcttcd by each monotone Of
care,
When sick at soul of sorrows misere
crave to know a sweeter atmo-
sphsre.
But though ] stray where desert
sands arc burning.
Or over leas that wooing winds
caress,
From alien realms I am not long re-
turning
Apart from you, oh, all is emptl.
ness!
Ralph M. Thompson in Febru
airy Ainslee's.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-21
With the Boy Scouts
New York, Jan. 20.

Preparations are going on apace
under the direction Of James Il. West
chief scout executive, for the second
annual meeting of the leaders OF the
BOY Scouts of America, scout COM
missioners, and scout masters in the
Hotel Aston, New York, on February
8 and 10 Many eminent men are
expected to be present at the meet
ings, and at the dinner in honor of
Lieutenant General Sir Robert s. s..
.Baden-Powcll, founder Of the British
Boy Scouts. The banquet will be de-
voted to a discussion of the scout
movement, namely its wonderful
development in the last few years
and to the plans of the future. In
addition there will be a meeting for
scout commissioners who are the act
i've heads Of the scout movement in
any town or city. One of the chief
speakers at these meetings will be
Samuel A. Moffat Field Secretary
There will be a meeting for scout
masters TO which Herbert Il. Shaffer
field secretary will give much time.
T. S. Martin, scout commissioner Of
WASHINGTON, d, c., will aid James
e. West in arranging the meetings
1t is expected that about 5000 Boy
Scouts will gather from various parts
of the suburbs in the list Armory
for the exhibition of scout activities
which will take place on Saturday
afternoon. .T Nr.a
Advises Boys Not to Smoke
Lieutenant General Robert Baden
| Powell who has sailed from England
| to visit this country, advises the boys
not to smoke. He says that any boy
who takes to cigarettes is not brave
"a boy tries smoking" he writes
mot because he likes 1t. | know
hated it when | began it. He does II
because he is afraid not to when the
other boys are doing it. He is little
funk. SO when he Is not, as rule, q
| very brave or manly follow. Then
smoking does boy lot Of harm. Il
spoils him from growing. SO fell
low who knows this and yet smoke!
must be a fool | began it when
! was fool-boy, but very sool
| stopped 1t when ] found it was likol,
to damege my eyeslght. So any DO.
who takes to smoking docs so be
4 cause he is either a coward or O fool
or a swaggerer possibly all three
and therefore plumb he goes in tn,
Society of Silly Asses
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of any
kind by man Of 80, Strong, healthy
and willing to do anything. Address
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CLARK AND HENRY
WATTERS0N TALK
ABOUT POLITICS

Washington, Jan 90 Speaker
Champ Clark, candidate for the
Democratic presidential nomination,
and Henry Watterson discussed the
situation today Whether they dis
cussed presidential prospects, neith-
er would say
81 don't think we TALKED about
anything that would interest the
general pubic just now" said
Clark. 81 learned nearly all | know
Of politics, IN the carly days, from
reading Wattcrson's editorials.
When was 4 Boy. in Kentucky my
father sent me to a farmer sixty
miles from louisville, who couldn't
read One Of my Jobs was to read to
the farmer at night | used to read
Wattersor's editorials and there got
my first political ideas, Years after
wards ! introduced Watterson to an
audience in my home town and We
have been friends ever since"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-21
Were Watching Him.

The stranger--is there good Grim
inal lawyer in your town? The ma.
tive---Wall, everybody ,talnEs we've
got one. but they aiiiF been able to
prove It on him Cleveland Elaia
Dealer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-21
The Pageant.

Inc fASeaht,
JOY but a day ago ceased utteranter
And from the barren hall we went
IN gloom;
YET, 10, in one brief night start.
Hope 10 bloom,
Tiptoe upon the tomb Of circum-
stance!
Philip Becker Goetz In FcbruaY
Ainslee's. y
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-21
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
In the Matter of Assignment of Ike
Altman for Benefit of
Creditors.

Public notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been appointed
assignee in trust for benefit of credi-
tors of Ike Altman, merchant, of
Cairo, Illinois, and all persons hold
ing any claim or claims against said
Ike Altman are hereby notified to
present same ito the undersigned
under oath or affirmation within
three months from this date whether
said claims are due or not.
All persons indebted to said Ike
Altman are requested 10 make
prompt payment of the same to the
undersigned
Dated Cairo, Illinois, December
30, A. D. 1911.
FIRST BANK AND TRUST CO.,
Assignee Of Ike Altman
BY II. II. AISTHORPE, Sec'y
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de man dat gifts de mos out o.
iife,' said Uncle Eben. rs de one
OATS willin to jump in an hep heave
cotton while he's down to de DOCK
waitiu toh his ship to como In"
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Chauffeur's, Attention I

D. L. Mckinney state chaffeur.
examiner, will be in Cairo Wcdnes-
day, Jan. "a, at 10 a. IN. at the
court house to conduct an eNamina-
tien for chaffeurs
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE,

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position as housekeeper. Wages no
object Address s. w. Care Bulletin.
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FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING.

FOR RENT--Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; gas stove; fur
mace heat; all conveniently located
downtown; private family. Address
l.. E., The Bulletin.
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EMPLOYEES NOTICE.

THE Cutting Department Of the
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Tree-Dwarfina Process
\ The Japanese process Of dwariing q
pine tree lasts about ten years.
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Subscribe for the Bulletin, the
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The Washington times., 1912-01-14
Evening Services in the Churches

CHORAL EvENSONG AND SERvCESSt Johns Church. Sixteenth
and Streets AIS m.
"THE SOCIAL TEACHINGS OF THE LORDS PRAYER"The
j. j. Dimon, st. Andrews Church, p
EvENSONG AND SERMONThe Hugh
St. PauPs Episcopal Church, p m.
"RECOGNITION FRIENDS HEAvEN"-The w. Wed.
derspoon, Foundry M L. Church, s m.
"WANFt series Of "The Things That
Wealth. Work, Worship"
Wood, the Church of the Covenant, p m.
"WHY THERE ARE SO MANY ORDINARY PEOPLE WASHING.
TON"-The Hex Capital Typo.
graphical Temple 423 G street northwest 8 p m.
KINGDOM OF CHRIST AND ITS SUBJECTS"Memora
Day Adentsts Church. 1910 Twelfth northwest 745
"SACRAMENT~-First Church of Christ, Scientist p. m.
SECRET OF HAPPY LFE"-Mrs. f. A. Wales Young
Womens Christian Association, 1850 m.
"THE TWENTIETH CENTURY CITY-A GENERAL VIEW,-The
Herbert Scott Smith, St. Margarefs Church. 8 p. m.
"POLITCAL PORTRAlTS"The Rev. Wallace
York Avenue Presbyterian Church, s D. m.
by the Rev. Don.
aid c. Macleod, the First Presb yeran Church. p m.
"INyESTIGATION COURTED-The j. Muir the Temple
Baptist Church, p m.
"THE SILENCE"-The Joseph M M Gray Hamlue
Methodist Episcopal Church, m.
"WLLIAM THE SILENT AND THE HEROISM OF THE PLAIN
PEOPLEThe Rev. James Shera Montgomery Metropolan
Memorial M. E. Church, p. m.
GAN ARMED WARRIORThe Woodrow the First
Congregational Church, p. m -
"THE FINGER OF Frank J. Goodwin the Mt Plans
ant Congregational Church, p m.
"MARRIAGE AND THE MAN TODAYThe Rev. Louis G. Hoeck
OF Cincinnati the New Church, Corcoran Streets
Snm
SOLEMN vEsPERS AND HOLY SERvICEs-St Marys Ger
man Catholic Church, 1880 p m.
"UNTY OF Rev. W. Kae the First
Church, Pythian Temple, 1880 p m.
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