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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

Personal Property Loans.
s>e'sNr~~~~~'~~~"~rSrN
MONEY 10 LOAN.

MONEY 10 LOAN.
on furniture, pianos organs hotevs
wagons ana other chnttcn. also on
salaries ana warehouse receipts 40
tow as 5000 ana az high A. $4,000
Loans are quickly maze and strictly
private Time--one NORTH 90 one
year given. Goods 10 remain IN your
possession. our rates are reasonable
can and see Us befor. horrowing
steamship tickets To ana from all
parts of The worie
PRIVATE OFFlCES--Dpen Evenings
TIIIG HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.
Rooms 3 AMI =. Grbnt Buliding.
sos y West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
The Markets
WALL STREET.
~, leased Wire to EvenlsR Herald

~ leased Wire o. EvenlsE urraIdl
Sew York. Sept Co. After some
hesitation stocks to-day continued
Their advance. although tho move
mrut was largely u mdustria.. and
tr''Hltics, toppors were well To- tho
tote tcadIug Union pacir, trd tho
llill .hHr's reflected further ryaliNr
fH'r. St,.l which ma De- up . large
part of the 900 O0O shares sold In the
iHst hour yielded substantial frlc.
ton of iis high price of the y,ur
can money opened at per cont
Bonds were steady
Large buying orders we're distribu-
ted iu tho important stocks 80 mid
daN iud tho whol, market moved up.
W'rgs iu o. vigorous fashion. linton
Pacific crossing tT5.
N,u,tt lackcu,d aud Tho ad,aerc
was arrested 100 the ptr Afternoon.
whom 'all money rose 60 ht nor
cent rho market closed o., yu,pr
'alI money touched per .vn. uu
the stock exchange just before the
closing today This b. the hghcg.
rate thia year closing prices.
can money ga az per cent
Primo p'por. bi. 1G per cent
silver tJH,r
M',i,rn dolta,. tSIsc
copper 3t7gs bid.
Ilu fat0fts n5037a
y '.HI $50 bid
4 ~ Ilgtmotcd. 9oA
S l1r l0Nh
Nfrhlanu, lOg.
Great Northern. tiI4
Nam A.fI tH.vfF..t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

Chiragu. sept 60 snow aud cold
|"tHNcst threatening 10 impair the
|ialitN of Nhcut ana delay their
|rcsniug had 20 buIIlsh effect today ou
J ices offerings we're moderate. with
lumlsslun houses active ON the buy
side. The market opened bt hast
hts ry'l to i-Sc on December
4 ted tt % 3-No 30 9liac the same
! ugo us th- market taken altogether
fuse lu 90 a-Nfrgl 3-tC.
q he CLOSE was steady with Drrom-
+ 20 ND not lower al gO% % p.
lard lrosis In Nebraska. south pa
'ud Kansas put strength into
D, especially the september option.
vmbrr opened i-Nr 90 Its higher
g. aud climbed to oiJ-Nc.
hc close was steady with DcCcm
q shade net higher az 53A ~ 7sc.
BATS showed nrmncss us the result
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

Nans' ,1ty Sept Cattle rec
|'ipts 1000 including l,oo south.
us, market steady 90 weak Native
|''rs iG.50Wl0.eo southern steers.
. 2''rt .as. southern COWS aud hcIr.
p, f3.,uua.Ou. native cows and
|"it,r., f32sUN50. stockcrs and
odcrs ft25u Is5, bulls. x3T5m
go; calves Na.00m9.aO. western
R'ors Sa.5tn 1000. western COWS.
| ,UuGou.
Hogs Receipts 1000. m,rN,t sc 10
T. higher, bulk of sales tNi5WS.5o,
IenvN i5UN.5o, packers aud but
|hors, tN.50afNT5. lights. Ss.5uU
Nn. piss $500 u1.2a.
sheep Receipts 4 600. market
'tdy Muttous $3.5UUi50; lambs.
"nfi t.ar, range wothvrs and year
|ngs. {tUOna.oU. rang, ewes. ta.s0sr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
NOTICE

Notuc Boz hereby given that tuc uu.
dvrHHucU Ha boon Uu'S appointed
and has qualified as executor OF 60,
last VIII and Tcstpmcnt ui solomon
Luna deceased.
An persons having claims against
tho said ostft, are hereby notified tu
present the suWy. verified 900 Ga" mau.
nor required los bass, Within the tm,
allowed by MN. or be- forever barred
Ail persons knowing themselves to br
indebted Go the said os:1t, win please
COME forward and scttl, th,.r iudobt.
ydurss
NELL o. FIELD.
Executor 600 tine Least Will and Ty.ta-
mont OF solomon Luna DDgg1srd.
Post oniuy EuN t,I Albu4uyIgIr
Sew Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
SANTA PE COPPER.

tQuotauou furnishes Dy Logan e.
Bryan Rosrd or Trade. Chicago
Boston. Mas. sept 25.-e1uta Pc
''pI"r closed today ct 5-IGn3's.
one hundred share wo'r sold 81 3ts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

Don't YOU think that Jones is too
crrduluuE
Yes hr is tho sort OF person vino
II robbed ln Ncv YORK. would believe
that ho could call pn uuy policeman
for aid "-- Buffalu EXpross
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

New urk sept Cotton spot
closed quiet Middllng uplands. tii75:
mlddling gulf Sl2OO. $50 sales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
ROOMS FOR RENT

N7-TsTNT~7N|1N1sNs0-N-N-
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. mod
eru 2lS south Walter 81 g-1G,
ron REN1 Nlocly furnished rooms.
also largo dining room and Kitchen
furnished complete Good location
for buard.rs $50 s. Third
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
FOR SALE

$500 Groom. 2-Uory atuccp nm
l'h r'sidou'e. Tot fsNltg. hot water
neat, good outbulduRs. close in
1000 cash, balance a per cent
$4,000 a-room frame modern. "a
i""' lot. fourth ward. uotr car line.
$500 cash. balance casy paymcntA
&3.jo0 Two s-room houses. lot
ltoNlt2. on corner IN ward. close In.
f3.i00-1's acres 81 good land.
clos" in, parity 10 alfalfa aud gar.
d'n. good SIX room house. large two
r,pry harm
.'.s"1--io acres ~ lana mostly
under cultivation, large barr ana
other good buildings. two miles from
most once
$1,000 -b-room frhma. bath. tarEs
punches. cellar lot G2NRitg. Hish-
hnda, near rsT line. terms
Fl.sb0-- 6aroom frame modern. tth
ward. near ear line. terms
1z,bhu room. 2-atoTy frame
dwelling, modern, corner lot. on car
uas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
M0DESTY IS THE
WORST POLICY.

Nunt shrink from the
ilm'lighi. " ,ou have some
wing a. -cii, rush into print
in tie Herald Want Nd
1hcN put you IN touch with
"a" fellows VII" want a. bu,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

Sc Louis, sept 20 Wool steady
.rriiory and western mediums. 2Ir
BE-, fms mediums, lSW 20r fine. 1870
h..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
MONEY TO LOAN

~ @e'eN0@1"-"I0-N1rss~
o"rrnWrr upon cts rcul ESTATE.
per cent interest } H. Elder 2O1
West cold avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
NICK's CHILI PARLORs

Fnchilaans. lInt Tamaiea Chin can
Carne and short Orders
s9p WCut Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

Aztec san Juan county h. putting
the final touches on her big crop cX-
hibit for the state fair az Albuquer-
quo. whicn h going 10 hc the biggest
ana most comprehensive at the cN-
position
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
FOUNn

FOUND stray burro. male. taken
up owner ear secure same az G2O
y Sixth street hy paying charges,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

WAN ~ ''"H '"'''" '"b' N' Wv
Herald office
RELIABLE WOMAN wants house
work. poe an hour Address \
u. car, Herald
LADY with child @ years ull wants
position ag housrkcrp'r call ph"h'
tttn "
WANTED cart tu du general house
work. Apply $50 South Third 81
WANTED Carpets 90 clean W. a
Goff. 20b w. Central Phone b6s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

and set thcy say there's mo- such
thing Hs luck
Whats happened nov
MY dentist just called zap aud
cancelled uu appointment , had with
him. Co., Detroit Free pTCu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK.

- ? = Ta0l7sN-N-'-71@-~-o
F1lt SALE -1'O hcta or cattle. more
OF less Alexandra sandoyal, T.. .
SaudoyaL y. NJ.
F'li SALE Fresh Jorcy COWS. Also
couple ponies Phone 1860. Ranch
south ui uIr grounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
ROsWEfI-VAUGHN AUTO iINE.
(Carriea a. \. MALL

Leaves Roswell ....,..,.f0.lO n, m.
Arrives Vaughn ......,, 32b .. tu.
Leaves Vaughn daily', ,,, S.t5 q. "a.
Arrives Roswell ........ 600 =. m
CAuto waits until 1900 %. "a. foi
arrival of T.. T.. A. s. ", train No, 3 ,
Fare one way, SO. Round trip. SIS.
100 lbs hsggagc carried free. cKcosa
baggage. $3.50 por 100 lbs BaggHgo
Up 90 500 ms carried
Connections made al Vaughn with
all g. T. & s. W and santa pc trains
Roswell Auto 90, Roswell, Owners.
darlington BrOs., Vaughn. Agents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

ST. Louis. sept 90 cad steady
$500 500 a.. Spoltcr strong 15O
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

porlales rortuIcs ana the district
are much excited over the striking
at artosinn wntcr m an oil well being
drilled two miles south The urtcslau
flow was struck M i7O feet and the
well has developed pl'uty Of OH aud
"a strong gas pressure
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

WANTED "A position as govorncss or
private teacher Young Indy of re-
nnomont and education, good rcirr-
cnccs. not hctlth-scckcr Address
a NJ. care Herald.
WANTED Girl for general house
work, 1926 n. Sixth street. Phone
1884
WANTED Experienced girl for gem
craI hougcw urk. t1I south Third
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
MUSIC TEACHERS

">-~-~~~-~~~~-~-s-~-S~e~~
Hl'H. RALPH ". HENDERSON
Teacher ut Violin
'' W HilN'r Ave Phone 37g
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25

Socurrn 'ipri1uu B1ca was last
night Indicted Dos tho sucorro county
grand jury Tor The Killing OF RED
simmons ut Mogollpu several months
ago, tho true him being Tor first de-
gree murder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
PERSONALS.
TYPEwkITERs

,s7-r-es-~sr~-~~~~@-~s~~ s~-~s~-~-~4@~S~-~
ALI KINDS. both new and second
hand. bought sold, rented and re-
pslrsd. Albuquerque Typewriter "a
change Phone s9s. fO4 West Gold
t'Ilt SALE Sew oliver typewriter.
latest model Nu. a suau cash
"t iuttallWruis Albuquerque ruf-
cruising company ago a. gud 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
WANTED

rlrJNlNsONFw"lFNF7~NF'97 ~ > y = = = =
wANTED-,rean cotton rags az the
Herald office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-25
STATE NEWS BRIEFS

Clovis j. " Cowthoru. charged
with th" killing ot J T.. Ehlin al
Grady several days ago, has been
brought Ca Clovis bv deputy sheriff
ANA lodged boo iull here pending tho
action ot the curry county grand
jury which be- now iu session
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-08
p. +. q. Entertains.

/ one OF the most ENJOYABLE u. T.. -.
social events Of the year took place
Thur>da, afternoon 1T las, Week ~ the
home Of Mrs. Alice Proud Mr. Dun.
gan and Mrs Erclr> giarinusly r..
cei>cd AZ the door with a welcome IL
hearty that all irlt ~ home 4, once
Each mcmhrr of the chapter had IN.
rit"d her mother ~ some one rl>.'>
mother ~ hri guest aud >run ih- par.
lor- were lilled with u company OF
happy. rongrnisl ladir.. Til. drmi.
nant thought WAS a >urial good time
and each one caught the spirit. iay.
INK aside AL formality. and soon Tia.
mothers and all were rha,trring like
magpics.
u wa> hard tu tell which was nav.
Ing the mos, fun. mothers or daugh.
tiers. Indeed. /, WAS hard ~ tell u,
looks which We're the mothers. In
the rigii light, one might b. able TO
catch the CLEAN Of few silver
threads among the gold. and though
the weigh, OF years was greater on
some than others, yet II VAS proven
by their happ! faces and quick repair.
tee. that II VA. possible Ia keep the
heart young, and alive 10 the inter.
cst> Of the day and age In which W.
live, ANA 10 ENJOY all the pleaSur.
that comes IN our way. Each one
brought, some relic which was on dis.
play IN the library. They were the
old and highly priced things that are
being handed down from genera, ion
TO general ion, some coming from
Canada, Scot land. Ireland. and many
from our own country, dating from
about lia2 To 1870 and 1854. Each ar.
ticle had It's little story which could
only be told briefly, but q very inter.
".'ing time was spent In looking over
the relies. Music was rendered dur.
Ing the afternoon by Mesdames Al.
len, Eckles. Kunkei aud Proud, and
Was enjoyed by all. For this lovely
afternoon We owe our gratitude To
the committee In charge. They Ger.
tainly planned we'll. and also proved
themselves adopts IN the culinary ar,
by he elegant refreshments served.
Another bright spo, on the journey
of life has been left behind meeting
plac. where Ne have greeted our
friends. and In future years, " hen our
hearts are Hooded with memories
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-08

BESSIE Maudr Erkes vas the
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.J. u, Fickes.
Sine Was born July ID, IsSs, midway
between Mound city and Maitland.
Mo. For the most part her educa-
ton Was received in the public
schools and finished In the State Nor.
nal school AT Maryyille, Mo.
The deceased had been in III health
for some time before her death. Re.
gently she had returned from Caliior.
MIA, Where she had been IN the hope
Of recuperating her strength. Her
visit Was Of little benefit To her, but,
while her friends knew that she Mas
sick, none realized her serious condi.
tion. She died Unexpectedly March LIST,
1912, al the age OF twenty-five years,
seven months and twenly.seven days;
leaving 4 father, mother, two sisters
and u host of friends 10 mourn her
departure.
Miss fickes VAS u devout Christian.
She united with the Presbyterian
church OF Mound City when she MAS
twelve years old, and ever afterwards
walked worthy Of her high calling In
Christ. She Was the all.wOrk mem.
Der In the Sunday school Of the I'm.
ion church IN her community, doing
this or that at the suggestion OF the
superintendent without expressing
her likes or dislikes, and many OF the
children and young people OF the
neighborhood who gathered to weep
over her remains, bear the marks OF
her faithful services. Her religion
was her mainstay during her sickness,
anu her death WAS peaceful and tri.
The neighborhood quartette furn.
ished the music at her funeral. The
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-08

Dan kunkel and " fe are Ip from
81. Joseph on a visit with relatives
and friends.
Chris. LEM, who has been having
a,struggle with pneumonia, is now
convals>cing.
DIR. Lydia llillyard. OF ~ 10.
>aph, Was here visiting her friend,
Miss Cora Frye, this week,
Mrs, win llodgin il nov back
home from Trenton, where she visit.
I'd With her daughter, Mr.. Fulker.
son.
A. u, Bailey. Who has been so
very poorly the past several weeks. i
some better. bat not yet able 10 leave
the house.
C. T.. Hinde. of Chicago. came In
this week To accompany his parent.
r 5. Ilinde and wife, On their Cali
fornia trip.
Judge Schloilhauer was In ST. Jo-
sepii last week. and left a few hun.
dred down there by purchasing a tine
team Of horses.
Why do yuu 20 around and ash
when and why some things have hap.
penedr Why don't you take The Sen.
tinel and read what is going on In the
county,
We are glad TO know that ~ ncle"
John W. Davis is now able to he up
and around, but hasn't undertaken Ia
wade through any Of those heavy
sn0wdrifts.
We are sorry to learn that Fred
health has become such of
late that he has been compelled to 90
70 Kansas City, and place himself In
the care OF = specialist.
Mrs. Herman Zeller died at her
home In Preston, Neb., Feb. Is, 1912.
She was sister Of Mrs. L. \. Banks,
NJ MintOn tow nsl,ip. who with her
were al her bedside, and OBJ
seluiss.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-08
SIPS

Another al the early PIONEERS OF
ll"l, county has passed away. The
Death ui Miles >ipes, who cam. IN
Holt county few weeks after the
creating oi Holt county IN ISL. died
a, ia, home ol his son. Ely, IN this
city. ~ "Wednesday. February -.
lgl:, In the 10th year al lis age.
The act creating Holt county was
signed hy Governor Reynolds, Janu-
ary 18th, 1871, and In March follow
inr. Mr.. Sipes came To the county,
locating In nov Forbes tow nship, and
he had resided In the county contin.
uou>ly, and attended the first session
OF the county court. which WAS held
at the home Of William Thorpe,
March, ~, 1871, and served as a petit
Juror In our circuit court In October,
lsld, when solomon Leonard Was the
circuit Judge, and Andrew Hughes
the circui, attorney, and Francis Poi
lrk was sheriff.
lie Vas born IN Haywood county,
North Carolina, August II, 1898, Ia
1873 he married llulda Shote, and
MAS the father Of eight children,
three OF whom survive: lac l. also sur.
vived by one brother, >, srandchil.
dren and several MISREPRESENTATION.
lie united with the Monarch Chris.
iian church IN lss9.
The funeral services were held
from the Christian church on Friday
last, by Elder Is. II. Daw son, OF the
Oregon Christian church, the inter.
ment being In the Maple Grove Gem.
etery. Tie tower committee OF the
church sent beautiful Moral Offering.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-08

singers were a. follows: Mesdames
Daisy Gibson and Bert Patterson, and
Mrssrs. Alvin Norman and Elmer
Hunter.
The pallbcarcrs were: Messrs. Geo.
Crisnell and G.o. Young. of Mound
CITY: James G,lyin. of Tarkio: Earn.
~, Grlvin. Of Mai,land: Frank and
Charles Mohler. Of 81. Joseph. The
remains were laid TO rest In the Gem
c,ery a, Maitland. Rev. ". II. Fergu.
son, of Mound City. officiating, +,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-08

Reaching nearly the proportions oi
blizzard, the storm winch visited
Us on Saturday. March I'd, and swept
the Yves, and Northwes, with a blind.
Ing SNOW driven by high northeast
wind, added some 4 inches to the
white blanket which already envel.
0ped this section. Late IN the eve.
ming the storm abaied. Although
the snow was accompanied b, a heavy
~ipd. the temperature remained we'll
above the zero line.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-08

by reference to the real estate
transfers furnished us by the W. u.
Richards real estate bureau, II will be
seen that the value Of the transfers
for the week ending March 2, 1912,
total ta6O,OOO. the largest In valua.
lions for q weeks business ever
known here. The trust deeds hled
are only about % per cent OF the total
warranty Transactions. As for com.
parison In realty business, the trans.
fers for Atchison county for the same
week were fully s2OO,O>O below that OF
Holt county, and Is q fair illustr ration
OF the amount of business In this
branch that Is going on In these two
counties.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-08
~ M n 81 y ptIdlI
4: I. 4 f: 6: =: .
! vi w u y lp cldN T. snow
-. VI NWI eddy SNOW IN
y 81 VI "a T. y cld,l T. snow
d vi w III y IprldN + snow
Iaktii al "a. M,

ESplanat ion: lioui oi observation
~. M; " maximum temperature
for previous ~ hours; Nj minimum
temperature for previous ~ hours:
S-se'. temperature AZ time Of oh.
servaiion; W direct Ion Of wind Al
: y. M; Ch character Of day,
whether clear or cloudy: 81 clear,
,ldy cloudy. y cldy part cloudy;
Fhenom miscellaneous phenomena
such ~ rain. snow. frost. etc, when
preceded by r trace only.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-08

Howard =. Tcare, who has been
confined to his home the past week
by reason Of grippe, Is better.
Our sympathy goes to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Unison, Of Lit,leton,
Col. by the death Of their youngest
child. Miss Bertha Unison attended
the funeral, returning home Wednes.
day Of las, week.
The supreme court on Friday last
decided that the state auditor has the
legal right TO appoint attorneys for
collecting the collateral inheritance
tax, and the fees are to be paid out OF
the tax collected.
The many friends Of Mrs. John
feuerbacher will he glad to know
that she Is nov able tobe at home, hav.
ing returned from = 81. Joseph hos.
pital last week, whrre she was sub.
jected 10 an operation.
--'Dolph Kunkel and family will
leave next week for their new home
IN Hollister. Id, where he has 10
acres OF irrigated lands. His car Of
stun left this week. ], Is loss to
any county to have s,,cl, people leave
II.
How many times did you visit the
school this termy Didn't have timeY
Are you farming simply for the sake
OF the few dollars and cents you'll get
ont Of u, or are you going to see that
the boys and girls are trained up and
educated In 4 manner that will desig.
nate you a. u successful farmer In the
highest senseY
The supreme court decided last
week that the state board OF fund
commissioners have authority to sell
*3,2ls ,OOO In bonds for bnilding new
state capitol by paying a commission
TO some person or firm for disposing
Of them. II is specified by the court,
however, that such commission can
not be paid to buyer of the bonds.
Mrs. Emma Landreth Is now
wearing u smile that Won't come of
and It's all because her husband pre-.
sented her with a line player piano.
1t comes as gentle reminder that
they have been married fourteen
years. II Is "a grand instrument, and
Leonard says while the old woman
plays "Turkeyin the straw" he steps
Il OF like l6'year-old we're
Missourians. Y.
r.. !. Billy was In Mound City
yesterday and today the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. l.. Rife. lie ishere look.
Ing after a bunch Of .s'+ cattle, which
were pasturing on the Land Compa.
ny's stalk field west Of town, and
were caught by the snowstorm, ne
their removal to the Bilby
ranch near Quitman. The cattle
were loaded here and shipped by rail.
Mound City News. The senior,
John :. Billy, made the first ship.
lnent Of cattle over the X. g., st. Joe
4 &. u. railroad. The line was com.
pleted June y, 1858, and Mr.. Billy
shipped two cars OF cattle from For.
Est City on August IL Of that year.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-08
Crossed the River.
SINCLAIR.

Another OF those dear old mothers,
and devoted companions. has an.
swered that summons, that sooner
or later must come to each of
us. Mother Sinclair, wife Of =. II.
Sinclair, passed over life's mighty
stream, at her home in Forest town.
slip, on Wednesday, February 2ist,
1912, aged II years.
Cloe Ann Parker was born In La.
fayette. Indiana, January !. 1871, and
came to Missouri with her parents
when mere child. locating In Gin.
ton and Mercer counties. In 1850
she became the wife Of Philip Sin.
clair, and bore him twelve children.
eight Of whom with the father sur.
yiye.
She and husband came 10 Holt
county In 1871, and have lived these
for, y.one years In Forest township.
greatly esteemed and beloved by all
their neighbors and friends. and her
life had every reason TO be happy IN
the loyalty Of a devoted husband, and
love of appreciatiye children. and
high regard and esteem Of neighbors
and friends. IL II true that death OF
loved ones carries deep grief, yet such
grief il not 80 poignant as the sor.
rows that make up the closing chap
ter IN the lives Of too many old pco.
pie. GRANDMA" Sinclair, as she was
called by many. had no such sorrows
to bear. and when the angel of death
babe her come home" she had every
care tina, loving husband and chill.
drcn could bring To her.
She will b@ missed in many ways:
missed In the old home which nov
stands lonely by the wayside. Since
$50 she had been identified with the
Christ ian church. uniting with that
organization at the Burr oak school
house.
Funeral services w,f, held AZ the
Forest city Christian church on Feb
-, 10y the pastor, Rev. Augustine.
the interment hning IN tie Forest
city cemetery. To those Who are left
Ia mourn. j. extended the hand of
sympathy 10y a large circl. of friends.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-03-08
March Ii.

Hostess, Mrs. NanlIuskirk.
Roll call sentiments on Determi.
nation.
Magazine Review, Life Among the
Brdouins, Mrs. Leona Xeller.
Magazine Review, Country Life IN
Egypt" and Life IN the Nile Des.
er,." Miss May Zachman.
Reading, Mrs, Montgomery.