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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29
IMPRISONMENT FOR CONTEMPT.

The sentence OF Messrs. Gompers.
Mitchell and Morrison TO imprison.
meat for terms OF twelve. nine and
SIX months for violation OF an IN.
junction issued by a District OF Co
luL1-a court raises the question OF
IL .suce Of = citizen being deprived
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29

II is estimated that Chicago is
richer 100000 as the result Of the
convention. Bully for Chi.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29
We Have To

Oh. never mind the weather.
Whatever class or kind
Oh. never mind the weather.
But what then shall We mindG
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29
BECOMING Dimdence.

Weren't you shy when the Judge
asked you your age in court:''
Yes: vas about ten years shy, my
dear."-Life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29
The Power of the Press.

IIIS EONI' u SIIS = NSSs
II have lost my heart"
Try a want ad."
do you suppose could get IL backT
Yes. or one Just as good"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29

This June is noted for brides, sweet
girl graduates and liars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29

Probably the scientist who says you
can't catch cold, never rode on an
open face car on a cool night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29

ION the road to nowhere" Nick
Longworth.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29

Hunting in Africa doesn't fit a man
TO tame an elephant IN Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29

Chiropodists are TO hold a conven-
tion IN Chicago next week. Good
corn weather, too.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29
Still Ahead.

81 think Brown is u much better
speaker than Green, don't your"
Cant say that / do"
But Green Celebrates his ideas too
much"
Even so. be is Still an idea ahead
of Brown"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29

After a long and varied list Of 20
litical deaths Mr.. Bryan is still the
biggest single figure IN his party.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29
June % in American
History.

lSj2-Henry Clay. statesman. died;
born I7T7.
lSC2-Ihe Federal army at Richmond
abandoned the siege and marched
toward James river Confederate
attack on the Federal rear guard
repulsed M Savage's Station.
lMH-The railway rate bill signed by
the president
19lO-United States Senator John War.
WICK Daniel Of Virginia died; born
1870
All the news ali the time.-Tba
ArquR
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29

Senator Lodge Is out for Taft. That,
including Crane and Penrose, makes
three
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29

After all, the biggest nuisance is the
man who chews tOothpicks in public.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29

Taft has all he can do to carry Jim
Sherman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29
TERMs.-Dany. 10 cents per weeA

TERMs.-Daily. 10 cents per week
Weekly s. per year IN advance.
Complaints OF delivery service should
be made 70 the circulation department.
which should also be notified in every
instance where it Is desired TO have
paper discontinued. as carriers have no
authority in the premises.
All communications OF argum entative
character. political or religious. must
have zeal name attached for publ:ca-
ton. 40 such articles viii be printed
over fictitious signatures
Telephones in all departments: Cen
trail Union. West l45. Il45 and 2145i
Union Electric, 61l5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29
BY CLYDE n. TANENNER,

Especial Correspondence of The Argus)
Washington, June 27.-When the re-
publicans wrote their platform at Chi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29

TO keep smiling is a good idea. Still
there's q time when 1t is both good
taste and good sense to shut 1t OF.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29
Rina. From shishaIdin.

On Unimak Island, Alaska. is Shi-
shaldin, which in some respects is the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-06-29
THE ARGUS.

Published Daily and Weekly at 1924
Second avenue. Rock Island. Ill CEn-
tered at the postofnce as second-cless
matter)
Rock Island Member of the Annotated
Press.
BY THE J. w. POTTER co.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
An Other Advancement.

In last weeks issue Ne made men.
ton Uf our Light and Water Plant
ins,itu,ins bay Service On e,ectfici.
g. beginning at II ~ a. al.
This convenience seems to be- very
much appreciated both lay cur metch.
ants and residents. >upt. Martin.
! iying Informed ustiiat quite numb.
er Of the light patrons had Installed
fans In their homes and places II bu>i.
ness. both here and at Forest city.
THIS wee. >upt Martin Lad anUth.
er Innovation in the way 81 Ironing
bay" running the Iigh, plan, all day
Wednesday fJr the pufpO>. Of enab-
ling our housewives 10 iron with
Electric Irons. ile ais" Informed us
,hat the majority Of ia" laiieN We're
taking advantage oi Tits cunyenienc.
which l. en- juIed unly by those living
H. larger cities
We fee that our bn,'d u' Alder
men should b. commended for these
Improvement. IN our electric serNire
There ar. many other Uses Tat clec.
tricity may be- applied.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

Mrs. Edward ellis. Who for over
sixty years had been a resident 81
Holt county. died At her home three
miles north of Mound city. after a
lingering Illness. on Monday. july
sth, l"l2, At the age II ~ years. Her
husband died IN 1913 Size was the
mother Of eight children. all of whom
survive. and all Mere present AT her
passing save hrr daughter. Mrs. Wi.
son A.stlalr. Who resides IN Montana,
WHO wa> unable 10 he present
Not only has The public drinking
cup been hani>led from railroad
trains. hut nov u must vanish from
hotels and restaurants, according Ia a
recent rule OF the state board of
health. Along with the drinking
cup. the public towel. comb and
brush mus, also disappear.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
FOR SALE Mrs. Murphy's resi-

FOR SALE--Mrs. MUrpby's resi-.
dence. Roomy, old.fashioned house.
with all modern convenience fur.
mace. bath room. electric lights, etc.
Price reasonable.
Mrs ". \. Marion. a formerci,izen
OF this country. but now a resident OF
Edgewa'er. Coo. writes us under
date OF Ju'y Is. That they have had
plenty Of rain and crops are In fair
condition.
Iii Montgomery and family. Of
Skidmore. came down In their car last
sunday and visited with "The Old
Folks At Home" lie said lie could
not and would not miss eating dinner
With Pa and Ma on this occasion. sun.
day. july II. being his 18th birthday.
His father. Robert Montgomery. a..
sures u that lie and his wife shovel
them "hot time" a. tie thernon.
e,et registered lS In the shade last
sunday.
We acknow ledge tie receipt Of
complimentary tickets to the Matt.
land fair. to be held August -. 20.
-. =. and % Every arrangement Is
beng made to make this NEE, ing the
best In the history ~ the associa.
ton. The premium lit II nov out
and is a creditable piece of work. Tie
premiums are liberal IN every depart.
ment, and especially 80 In the speed
ring. IN tie pacing and trotting ring
alone. purses amounting 10 $500 are
hung up.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
Suddenly Stricken.

Ira GRAHAM. veteran ~ III" 'tSil
war. Was found IN a wa,"i.clO~ct Al
CORNING. ~ au uncpn>'i It's condition,
saturday morning la.i. jU.N ~. l"l2.
aud never gained cun>ripu>u"-~. dlihg
MONDAY morning about Il O'Clock.
July H..
Iii~ ru,I'unuei,is uiI 't"rpNing uh
,' III. Chi Wlr were southern. and
! H. relative. were al ~ IT,. unf.d.r.
ate service. lie succeeded IN get ing
tnruugh ~. Confederate" lines and
came 10 Cincinnati whcr. he Joined
the regular army. serving through
the South IN many engagements, aud
~ ia. clos" Of the war lie served In
tie western states.
ON hi~ discharge from Ill" army he
was employed asa tcanrst.r In tie
building II the i'nipn racliic.railroad.
lie was was ~ lie pension rolls at
5000 per month.
lin was veterinary surgeon, and
about ~ years OF age. and leaves a
widow and Two daughters. His wid.
ON j. a daughter of Capt. q. VI. Mark.
lam, Of Graham, Missouri. lie had
resided In Corning about ~ years and
was greatly esteemed,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

-Chris,en 4 Rankin lad ear Of
cattle on, Tuesday.
Miss Isora Judy. OF Crazy. spent
q few days las, week, visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Durham.
There viii he an Ice cream fcsti.
val at the NodaWay NJ. u. church,
Saturday. July ~. 1912. a cordial
invitation Is extended to everybody.
Morgan 4 Kee sold ~ head Of
hogs To viii berr: Andy Burrier, ~:
Nathan Smith. !: \. II. Greene, |
and Henry Weis j-total, -. Ierr
shipped them To 5, Joseph. Friday
last,
Mrs. BERT Foster was taken Ia a
81. Joseph hospital, Friday. for med.
ical treatment. ON eNaninat ion In
10 her case II was deemed best that
she return home. but little encourage
men, being given her.
j. H. Norris and Wife, Of Las
Angeles, California, spent Tuesday
visiting with Judge O'fallon and
wife. Nj. Norris l. In he employ Of
the Interior department, and was an
associate Of the Judge in the nork Of
the depart ment In the western field.
Some men are 80 cOnst ituted that
they ever look for the worst. II II
rains they are afraid their crops are
going to be flooded. u II does not
rain they are afraid everything Is
going to dry up. Since worrying
about II does no good, why worry.
II II said that one of our great grand
mot hers used to Worry because there
was nothing she could think of TO
to worry about.
George Speer, who Was raised In
the vicinity Of Craig, and Is known
In all parts Of the country as one OF
Detroit : best pitchers a few years
ago, has been secured by Manager
Holland Of the 81. Joseph Drum
mers. George has been managing the
Muskogee. Oklahoma, team this sea-
son, and Manager Holland made It
sufficiently interesting To induce
George to return to these yarts. He
Is a brother Of John Speer, Of Forest
City.
County Clerk Zeller has been hav.
Ing time TO get the school district
clerks to make return Of total days
attendance Of their, district, as upon
this Is based the airport ionment Of
the state school money He has
pounded and pounded, and has finally
succeeded In getting them all In but
one--at last report district 81 was
still delinquent In this matter. lie
can or will try his best to save this
district Its proportion OF the state
money, u Il will yet In Its report by
July Wth.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

DIR. W. e. Proud las negotiated
with the Reeves agency for the pur.
Chase of . tive-passenger Ford tour
ing car. . t..
Mrs. r. X. Gregory, Of Savannah,
was the guest Of Mrs. e. L. Evans
the past week. and also came for
medical advice with Dr. Evans.
Jim Morris and wife. and Ray.
mond. Of the Marion District. and
Clyde Ruey and wife. of Detroit,
Michigan, we're Sunday guests Of W.
VI. Morris and family.
j. Il. Wright and family left
Monday Of this week for couple Of
weeks visi, back at his boyhood home
in Albion. Indiana. We wish them a
pleasant trip and safe return.
Lost ON the streets Of Oregon,
Tuesday. July III, a solid gold neck
lace. with finger ring on II, set
With cameo. Return to Hotel
Woodland and receive reward.
The Clautauqua management las
been unusually fortunate in the sc.
lection OF i's talent this year. A
number 81 new speakers have been
procured and are conspicuous upon
the program. Among these are WIN.
j. Bryan. Ex-Governor Richard Yates,
Grace Iarett Dr. Albert Caldwell's
appearance probably viii mark ban.
nrr day attendance. for lie comes
with story frs, Land from the I'll.
TAME Disaster. lac being survivor
Of that il,.fated vessel.
OF course We all say the town il
dull. but that L. largely habit. but
enough bIiiding and improving Is
going on In the old town TO keep all
tie carpenters. masons. plasterers
and painters busy. You have to
speak >e,eral days In advance to get
teams 10 haul your stun. II l. a
problem how TO get mechanics or la
bDref> To do your work. II there was
much more going on there would he
A real boom. and they are not always
de>ir,5.r nor their objects.
Herbert Caskry and wife. and
Y th"ir '"o interesting little daughters.
Virginia and Mary. OF Dkmulgec.
bNiaionla. are here for an extended
visit with Mrs. Caske,'s parents. Mr..
and Mrs q. II Price. Of the Hotel
Woodland. We regret to learn that
Mr.. ta>he! l. IN poor health. but We
trust tie delightful climate Of this
part Of this bully good earth viii
have tie elect To soon return him to
his usual good health. Through
them we are sorry to learn tina, they
left Join cain IN AN alarming condi-
,iun A. result OF a double sun
stroke.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

">lip.a.iioy." aud the good ship
California loses one Of It's loyal crew
IN ~" person Of Fred llcr>hnrr. Of
this city. Who Tor tie past four years
has been u member of I'nrlc sam.
ucl's navy. and l. nov HON. for an
indefinite stay. having served four
years and received hi- hunoraiIl. dis
cliafg. A. a Hrs, class gunner. lie
vas surprised 10y neigiibors. friends
and relatives AT the home of his pa.
rents. Silas Iiershner and wife. Tues.
day evening, July 10Th. Nearly sixty
guests came 10 welcome him home.
and happier father and mother j.
not 10 be found In all North Missouri.
Relisiable refreshments were served,
and the occasion wasa most ENJOYABLE
one IN every way.
10. T.. benny. Of Eyeland, Wis.
cousin, IN a letter To "A friend here,
from which We have been permitted
10 quote. SAYS that lac u well and
SAYS that his health has great i'm.
proved since lac has been up there.
That hr il located tive miles from
ENcland. which has two railroads
Raw land l. worth II, ~ tl2.Jn 10 Al,
per acre. White improved lands run
from 80 10 +5nprr acre, Then Hiram
CLOSES with the following: somebody
favored III with "a hindpuarlcr Of a
line deer this morning. asked nc
questions, and am new eating vcniSOn
for few days. The people will not
allow deer to bite ,hcm here" W,
guess Hiram and John viii take care
Of themselves up there, all -. H.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
BUGGIES
All Kinds ..,.
Of Buggies AND
also Buggy HARNESS
G. J. THURMAN.


Miss Maud Alkire was an over
SUNDAY CUES, of Ms. otto SELLERS.
last week.
John Speer l. IN the grain bust.
ness al Forest city. having leased the
mill and elevator AT that place.
Harold Markt has concluded TO
go back TO tie farm, and will take
charge of his fathers farm east Of
Oregon.
Carl liun,sman. Of bridgeport,
Nebraska, l. here ON a visit with his
parents, Warren Hun, >man and wife.
and sister Mabel and brothers.
James Conn and sister, Anna. are
visiting various points IN Colorado.
and viii likely pass the summer In
the mountains, for the benefit of
Miss Anna's health, They will visit
relatives al Aryada,
The Craig Leader last week was Is
sued under the charge Of the NJ. T..
Sunday school, Of that city, with Rev.
&, II. lay, editor In chief. II was an
especially interesting edition. both
a. To character and volume Of mat
ter. and extent Of liberal advertising.
The edition consisted of ~ pages,
full of matter worth reading. We
were especially interested In the arli.
Giles written by Rev. bay. G.. A.
Doughty, +, J.. brewster and u. NJ.
Price.
The New national Hay bearing
fprty.eight stars. mathematical of all
tie states, including the recently adj
mitted Arizona and New Mexico,
was flung from the federal structu res
In the country, and from the Ameri-
can navy throughout the world on
July +th, Thirteen stars only viii he
permitted In the blue square of the
flags that are less than five feet long,
to prevent crowding. The red field
on the presidents flag was changed
To blue.
C. u. Iook and wife returned
Thursday morning, of this week, AZ.
ter an absence Of nearly two months
In the east. While away they attend.
ed the graduation exercises at Vas.
sar College, Poughkeepsie. \. ",
their daughter, Miss Mary, gradual.
ing from that institution. They also
visited different points Of interest In
many OF the Eastern and New Eng
land states, and made an extended
visit with relatives In JOhnstown,
Pennsylvania, and also were In New
York when their daughter sailed Tor
Europe. II is needless to state that
Mr.. Took attended the convention at
Baltimore.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

Levi French and Miss Ida Gould,
Of this city. went to st. Joseph Mon.
day, linked up to the court house,
interviewed the recorder, and then
disappeared only TO return home as
husband and wife. We extend hear.
~ congrat ulations to these excellent
young people.
George Greiner has returned from
near La Pryor, Texas, where he has
been for several months. going down
with John Adele and family. George
Is not very enthusiastic over that
country, and Is Of the opinion that
Mr.. Adele and family will return In
the near future.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
The Tie That Binds

Recorder Hibbard issued the FOIL w.
ing marriage licenses during The
month Of June:
Cook Chas. r.. OF Forest City, and
Doliie Martin, OF Napier, June u, by
Rev. Nada Davis.
Coy Il. Dwight, Sidney, Iowa, and
Ethel |. iIawley, Of Craig, June 18th.
Law Robert T.. Of Dallas, Texas,
and Kathleen Moore. of Oregon, June
-, by Rev. l.. &. Powell.
Taylor Charles H., Of Graham, and
Fannie Amelia Roberts, OF Maitland
June ;, by Rev. W. u. Enyeart.
Walter Victor r., and Mabel Y.
Schultz, of Corning. June 18th, 10y
Rev. II. Vein.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
ChautauQua Waists
Worth up to $3.50. They
all 90 at 98c each.
H. kREEk & HASNESS,

Mr.. George II. Kunz. a We'll
known young man Of this vicinity.
will leave Walla Walla, Washington,
July ~. for Oregon, Mo. Mr.. Kunz
j. the owner Of large prunc orchards
In the Walla Walla Valley, and on
account OF his many interests he Is
leaving In Washinpt on, he will he un
able to remain m Oregon over eight
or ten DAYS, at the very outside. So
all friends of the Young man wish.
ing To visit him. will please remem-
her the date Of his arrival Dame
Rumor SAYS that lac will take from
our midst one Of Oregon's most es-
teemable young ladies. y.
This Is the time Of wear when
newspapers become hecti c In their ef.
forts to persuade the populace To cut
down the weeds on the vacant lots.
Weeds are like good roads you have
to keep hammering away at them.
It. c. DUNCAN and wife and Hor.
tense, are greatly enjoying their west.
ern trip, and 4. g. feels that the av.
erage American has more TO see In
the wonderful work OF nature by .
trip through Yellowstone Park, than
any similar trip through oil Europe.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
Political Announcements

Reading notices conpl .mentary TO candi-
dstes. ell DE CHARGED for at our regular
line rates. In addition to that charged for
the feRtiiar standing announcement. Copy
must lie vouched for 10y signature before
tts utInli.atiun
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

.s-E"'rlcy Bartram Is making valu'
AIT" nprovements to Ibis residence,
a'ding a story, bath, toilet and fur
mace, porch with concrete pillars, etc.
In fact making It a modern home IN
every feature. and Charley and fam
iiy, and Ma Piper will surely enjoy II
when completed.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

v" are Authorized IT, anuuunc. NEVILLE
DICKSON 81 Forest tosh>hip, a. canal
dat. 'ui ia" on" ~ Treasurer. subject ~
~" d.ri,i N p',h. Republican Primary Flee.
tlpn. 4" b. held Tuesday, August Il. iUi!.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

We arr authorized ~ announce PERRY ".
RAMSAY. ~ Hickory township. a. = caudi-
date Tor "a. ON" ~ Asse>>Jt subject a. the
decision ~ the Republican Primary Election.
to be held tuesday. August Il. i?i..
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

W. ar. authorized 10 antuun"" FRED ".
Cp,k. Ut Union tnsnship, a. - rsndldat. Tor
~. uf'irr ~ Treasurer. >ubic't tuth, decision
~ To. Republican Primary E.rFiun. ip lr he'd
Tuesday. August u 1919.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

si'h To- aurpun"" ny.'.fn> . cnudidat"
'f"m fn'i"> township Tor III" u'ir' ~
'"puty Iud.. from III" south District. sub.
jet T., the decision - the Republican vi.
m,ty Election. tu be- held ru.>dty hu.u,to.
III. rETEE ". RAISER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

"" at" authorized 10 Announce CALVIN C.
BROWN - Ninton township. asa candidate
sof IT,. ore. - Assessor. suffice, ~ III. deaf
,lOn ~ ~. Republican Primary Election. to
~ held Tuesday. August . I"i.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

We ~" authorized to ann"un.'. >EB NJ RI
CARSON. ~ Lewis tOwnship. a. - randidtt.
Tor u. nfic" ~ Treasurer. subject To- the de o.
cision ~ th" Republican Primary Election, to
No held Tuesday, Angus, T.. iri..
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

hereby runuun,'" myself ~ u candidate"
fpr A. -'iit- Indg" - 'uuuty Court. >uuth
DISTRICT - county ~ Iirit Missouri. subject
t. th" decision ~ NJ. E.puniiran Primary
Election. tu 10" held August 81. 1919.
" l. Npl.G\N
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

weare authorized to announce BENIN.
MIN =. CROusER. Of Le~is tosn>hip. a. q
candidate for the ofii.s ~ sheriff subject Ia
the de"isioh o'the Republican Primary Eler-
ton. to he held Tuesday. August 8, iai.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
REPUBLICAN,.

w. arr authorized to announce GEORGE
=. GkLNfN. u Lewis township. ~ - cspdi-
Date for ia. ofice 81 sheriff. subi-c, to the
decision Of the Republican Primary Election
70 b. held. Tuesday. August q, ipi..
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

I h"r.u. turuuur, ms~'tf ~ rtudIdat"
~ ~. s'iti' .Iudg" ~ C"uurv Cuuti. south
pl>tr.'l - unity ~ ll"t. Missouri. >uhi',t
- ~" decision ~ 'hr Republican Primary
El""i .uri, IT, u" ir.id August ~.
piiiLIi' -'iiiDTIliNttE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
Aktracter aud NeloliatOr Of Loans.

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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
TO THE PUBLIC:

We have recently come among you and
planted our Jacobs staff. with the view Of
booming one Of your permanent citizens. We
have in good faith invested our means. hav.
ing purchased III. stock of the Bragg Mum
Hardware and Furniture Co.
For more than thirty years W. have been
in the Mercantile business. aud by experience
have realized the needs and trials that come
to til. retail merchant-but no quality is
more necessary than that of the square
Deal. to every one who comes to buy or sell.
Whether the buyer wishes package of Need.
les. a Paror Snite. a Reaper Cooking
Stove. the buyer j. entitled to that ro,rt..
Gus treatment. and price that is fair aud
true to quality and brand
Having had the experience and realizing
the Importance of Square Deal TO Tn. buyer.
come to the community with the fullest
realization that this Is essential to success.
and wishing success. aud reasonable share If
Your trade. we wish to assure the people of
Oregon and vicinity. that we are ready to
fulfill to the very letter onr highest obligation
to the buyer. both n to quality in Hardware
and Furniture goods. aud at Prices that will
assure him Bargain as we'll a. al honest
margin for the seller.
The people will fmd Ms carrying a full
and complete stock in these lines and are of.
fered at Reasonable Prices. Iou will find Ms
ready to show you these goods and false rep.
resentaton as to brand or quality with the
view of selling will in no way be feature
Of our business.
Honest Goods at Honest Prices. will he
our motto.
We extend to you all. cordial invitation
to visit our store examine our stock learn
our prices and We pledge. yOl,. We will do orr
part to please you-both IN quality Of goods
and prices Respectfully.
THE ROBERT SMITH HARDWARE CO..
OREGoN. Ml>S"rRI.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
RIAL ESTATE MIMEOGRAPf

PUBLISHED wsgsiS ~ We KicRANpr
OREGON. No,
OTpiCRt tNI MoOkp Nis,Ck
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

Qrir.CLAiM DEEDS.
W. u. Richards 10 Eli cup. ~
lot >, u .. Forbes ........
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

Transfers for week ending July
l.ph, lcl2: