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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-05-02
NJ. +. Church Notes.

Last SUNDAY was banner day In our
sabbath school. We commenced the
lirs, Of January witha membership of
~. We have never gone below that
number, but on the other hand have
increased our number every Sabbath.
Last Sabbath our membership enroll.
ed 1870, besides quite few who came
In too late for enrolment. OnJanuary
first We had II teachers, We now have
had ~ for the last -four Sabbaths. Ev-
cry teacher and officer has been pres
ent, with the exception of one teacher
last sabbath, who was out Of town
This speaks well and shows that our
teachers and officers are doing their
part. our average attendance for the
last month was ll6. Since January
first seven teachers have attended
every Sunday, and from four TO six
classes have had perfect attendance
each Sunday. Dur collections for the
month was SlS. We are proud Of our
Sunday School, land we earnestly
solicit every man, woman and child,
who are not already enrolled In some
Sunday School to come and join us
and help us make this school what 1t
ought To be the best NJ. Il. Sunday
School In Northwest Missouri,
Sunday morning will be our annual
observance Of Wednesday,, and special
preparations are being made to make
this the best day In all the year.
There will be nice program, also
some extra selections by the choir.
And as our pastor. Brother Powell,
has been called to another field of
labor, this viii be his last service with
us for the present, We hope and trust
that our people and friends from all
the churches will come and join us
and in this way show our appreciat ion
Of the cause and of his service while
with us.
Brother Powell will take charge of
the field work of the Ellsworth hos.
pital and will move to st. Joseph at
once to take charge OF the work as.
signed him. A MEMBER.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-05-02

retailer a single day II they knew the
disadvantage they would be put to.
"The manufacturer cannot yet
along without the retailer. His pro.
ducts reach the consumer through the
retailer at a minimum OF cost. Then
my friends. are we living up to our
responsibilities and opportunities
Let's have our associations-get to.
gether occasionally and discuss the
various phasis of our business, for In
the multitude Of councillors there Is
wisdom Doctors, bankers, printers,
labor unions, and most classes Of In
dustry all have their associations,
and the people are better oil for
them. The great responsibilities of
our business demand that we be up
and doing. We must have the abili.
ty not only TO get into the game, but
to stay In the game. Business life to.
day Is an intense one. IL is not a
| playground IL, Is a battle ground,
where only the iittest survive. This
Is not an aye Of oxen, but Of electrici.
Ity.
"We have foes without not
have any within. Let's show to the
world that we are not a 'robber
trust but a necessity In our
great commercial scheme In the great
est country on earth, and In the best
part Of that country"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-05-02
Wall Paper.

] have a larger line of wall paper
this year than ever. ] also have
Henry Voss & Sons, of st. Joseph
NO." Special Books Of Samples. Can
order paper one day and get 1t the
next day. Would be glad TO show
you these books, II you want some.
thing nice. Or II you will phone, will
bring them to your home. Remem.
Der they have no cheap patterns in
them, but patterns that ] cannot af.
ford to carry In stock.
II you are going to st. Joseph to
select your paper, and will call and
get letter from me, can save you
at least 8 per cent on your purchase,
II you will buy at VOss & Sons. You
need not show the letter until you
get their prices.
r. U. PHILLIPS,
Registered Pharmacist.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-05-02
Cleanliness Means Much.


The proposition of cleaning up and
bcautifying our city has been dis
cusscd from many points Of view.
Various methods of procedure have
been suggested, all of them having |
merit. Now since the method has
been under discussion 50 much. let us
say IL few words on the value and the |
utility Of cleaning up and beautify-
ing.
The actual money value of thor.
ough cleaning would be considerable.
1t Is a well.known fact that q discon.
tented, idle, slovenly lot of people,
business men included, can be told by
the conditions Of their yards and
homes. and business house surround.
ings. They fret, worry, and become
untidy. both In personal appearance
and In the appearance OF their places.
On the ather hand, prosperous,
contented people keep their places In
good shape. A well.trimmed lawn,
fresh paint and flowers In front Of
home: clean store or office, or a
clearly kept store yard. give the i'm
preston that the inmate is contented
with his lot. and Is there to stay. a
foul business lot, more or less befouls
the ST ock OF goods.
So the stranger, visiting our town,
glances up and down the streets, OBJ
serving all these signs with interest.
lie notices things which residents
pass over, simply because We have
seen them so often. The dilapi'
dated shacks, the Uttered vacant
lots, the street trash heaps, the stray.
CLING, dirty front yards, all have u
meaning to him. a dirty, slovenly
kept town arouses no interest In the
visitor: he does not envy the inmates
OF The slovenly town.
But II this same stranger comes TO
look over our town. and finds IT.
cleaned up, and sees neat, wcll.kcpt
yards, alleys and streets. 1t makes
him think. lie Is inspired with a
feeling of envy hr compares the place
IN his mind with other towns lac has
visited. lie says 10 himself, Would
not Mary enjoy a little place like
thisy' and the thought arises that he
nigh, locate. and finally live here.
We may not believe II, bu, 1t Is the
little things tina, often decide u man
In question like This. Those Il, wers,
freshly painted homes, the general
cleanliness and sanitary condition will
stick nook IN his mind and finally
when he Is 10 decide whether hc shall
cast his lot among us. our little cit y
Is reasonably wcll.kep, city. but
there are unsigh,ly places that should
he completely obliierated--in fact
they should be exterminated by law.
II is really a commercial PROPOSE.
ton from which we shall get returns
from our work, Just rs surely as II We
were marketing or selling something.
our returns viii come In the shape ol
increased value on property, an influx
Of new people people. bringing IN new
money and the prosperity that gocs
with II. We are trying 10 develop
this city Of ours and here Is Il way In
which every one can help. As In col
lege sports, team work Is wha,
counts. Everyone working together
even II individually they do but IT.
tie, acrompliShcS a great deal.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-05-02

DIR. q. w. Nauman and wife last
week contaminated q deal for the pur.
chase of what Is known rs the old
Skeels farm, i've miles east OF Craig.
The tract contains 2l5t acres and the
consideration IVES el6l02. John w.
Nsuman has owned the farm for sew.
ersl years. Craig Leader, April Is.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-05-02

II will have In time for planting:
Cabbage, Sweet Potato, Tomato and
Celery plants for sale-plenty Of them.
Call on or address, II. Il. williams,
Oregon, No. Both phones.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-05-02

Little beds Of flowers,
Little cans Of paint,
Make attractive neighborhoods,
Out Of those that amt"
See RULHY b KUNXEL.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-05-02
Department Encampment.

The sd Annual Encampment Of
the Department OF Missouri. Grand
Army Of the Republic, will be held At
st. Joseph, Missouri. May ll.l5, 1913,
commencing at 10 a. m.
Hotels haze made special rates, and
the railroads have made an open rate
OF two cents per mile In each direc-
ton: tickets on sale May 1914 inclu.
sive, with final return limit to reach
original starting point, not later than
May nth.
Meyer Post, Of this city, expects to
attend In a body, and will leave for
the cncampmcnt on Wednesday morn.
ing, May 18th. All comrades, not
members of the Post are fraternally
invited to join the ranks, and those
expecting to do so, are requested to
file their names with the adjutant,
giving company and regiment.
The Legislature Of Missouri, with
great unanimity and liberality, has
passed an act, which has been approx.
cd by the Governor, appropriating
$4,000, or so much thereof as may be
necessary TO pay for the transportation
Of those Union and Confederate
soldiers who were engaged In the
battle Of Gettysburg, and who are
now residents and citizens Of this
State, on the occasion Of the 10Th an
niversary Of that battle, July I l., 1913.
Comrades Of both the blue and gray,
who participated In the battle OF
Gettysburg, expecting to attend the
10th anniversary Of this battle are
urged to forward 10 these hcadluar-
tiers. their names, company and regi-
ment, and post Office address, at as
early date rs possible, that the roll
may he forwarded to the Department
Headquarters, In order that thcymay
he able 10 obtain transportation and
substance. u. +. MORGAN,
Commander.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-05-02

OREGON MAIL ORDER COMPANY.
A Reliable Source Of Supply for Goods Of High Value
To the General Public:...
We wish to say to those who wish to avail
themselves of the opportunity of purchasing High.
Class Mertorous Goods which desired by legions
of people in all parts of the country and not to be
had generally in small cities and towns offer you
these goods delivered at your address, thus enabling
ladies or gentlemen from undergoing the embarras.
sing ordeal of going to doctor druggist to pur.
chase some delicate preparation for ailment in
their appearance.
BY our plan yOu can get these High
Grade Goods from us without exposure. All you
need is to send us letter. stating what You want and
we will send you the necessary order blanks and in
formation about the goods etc
We handle such goods as:
Family Medicine Chests.
Hair lnvgorator
Ireatmentfor Removing Superluous Hair from
Face. Neck, Hands and Arms.
Combine Fat Reducing Treatment.
Ideal Toilet Preparations
Wrinkle Eradicator.
Ideal Antiseptic Tablets.
The Wonderful Liquid Skin Beautfier.
Satin Skin Face Cream.
The Ideal Liver Pills.
Oregon Mail Order Co.'S Eyebrow Tonic
and Other Goods Along These Lines.
Soliciting share of your patronage, and
guaranteeing fair and honest dealing We remain.
Yours for Business
Oregon Mail Order Company,
Oregon, Missouri.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-03
NurNi~rs Examined SCHMIDT
On Them nrnnd> The Prosecution of
the Priest

NEW YOEk. oct . Dish,,,'ad.
wk,upt vlho.t COLLAR or te and
with he ne. ,hand or h.s shirt thrown
open. lHns S.hWdt the confessed
murderer ot Anna Aumullor was tah-
90 from h.s c.li in the tomrs prison
today for examination as 'o his sanity.
conducted hy four alicpists In the Of
ti." uf District Attorney Whitman
schmidt Wis closatrd with the alien
lists two hours
Another examination 10y the alien
ist> will b" held Friday after the cor
orers inquest into he death uf Anna
Aumuller. On the report they will
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-03
(hicngn Omnmtinns.

CHICAGO, oct ,. Hogs Re-
ceiptS $4,000, steady to a shade Off
bulk Of sales. $S.3OMS.75. light, SS.&j
1890, mixed. $S1om 900; heavy.
tSOOn $50: rough, yS.00Q9.2O. PIGS,
S475pS.O0
s. cadN, bccycs. Sf.l5V9.40; Texas
steers. $6900 80; stockers, $4,000
1.Sj, cows aud heifrrs. &&.75Ts.55;
calves y7.75Q1L75.
Shccp--Heceipr 32. 0OO steady to
strong, native. S3.G50tS5; yearlings
S5.75 ass. native lambs, S5.75H
$40.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-03
LIVE STOCK.


KANSAS cry. oct Receipts
qmranuu, cattle today. 32 cars, near
" an COWS. Including many from Ar
kansas. Market was firm Receipts
native .atle 10000, butcher grades
strong TO TOO higher stock cattle and
feeder, roug, other cattle steady
Cow ,llcs in the quarantine division
look high today. good cows there At
$40 30 $500. and very plain thin
COWS. $50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-03

KANSAS CITY. OCT 2-ltoss Re
,,ipr. $500. steady To- 5c off, bulk
y>.15uS.5j. heavy &S.3O a $50;
packers and butchers tS20u 70 - 4,
u.hI- $500 a $50. pigs. $6.0oa $50.
,atue-R Receipts 3,7oo lnrludnc
500 -putherns steady to zoe up. prime
i.I storrs IS 80 5us.55. dressed beef
~rr-r~. NS.oOUN.i5. southern steers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-03
c,mf rNRl>rn TAXI, rni: oAru.
! Now lillir- Position ~ Rcgi-tar
nT Treasury,

WASHINGTON. oct Bvron u.
Newton VI New Nnr, took the oath
as assistant s"rrctarv to-day to sue
csDd Allen Edmond of Vermont.
Cane r.. Parker. Choc'aw Indian
nf Oklahoma WAS sworn in asregistar
Il TIRE treasury succeeding J. y
Napier of Tennessee
lie is the first Indian ia hold the
office which FOR several years has bcen
tiilcd 10y negro.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-03

make 100 the d.strlc, attorney win de-
pend th" course to bo taken Joe the
prosecution OF schmidt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-03

Colorado Fuel 4 IRON ....... %
colorado a southern .......... 27ia
Delaware ~ Hudson .........1jj -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-03
PRODUCE

X {. Butter Eggs and pouitry.
KANSAS CITY, oct -Iutter,
eggs aud poultry Unchanged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-03

trrnrl adjust putlrnI ra,mont
HII.~U. EGL N.I uu wuJ
.. H. .t- .l tb. pu-rs cou
,.muw This Ht'.uuru placed Zoo the
.rj- pi a special committee hc
'H,-''p cot an Jdustur''t nC the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-03

Tr'd Wants Get Result.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-03
STOCKS AND BONDS.


Nv 'V'N wv " ''"''
'liW YORK, oct last sales
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-10-17
OCTOBER ORGAN RECITAL
Methodist Church.

Csssss ~AAs
The Oth organ recital will be given
oy Mr.. Beale next Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock sharp. 1t is again an
nounced that the programs begin
promptly at the hour set, and the pub
lie should make every effort to be
equally prompt in arrival at the re-
eital so that enjoyment of the or enine
numbers may not be marred bv late
arrivals. For this recital the soloist
will be Fred Newell Morris, Idaho's
hnest singer. who will be heard in
one OF the great oratorio numbers.
The program follows:
Concert Variations-Frederic Ar
2 why do the Nations" (Messiah)-
Handel.
Mr.. Morris.
5 Senate No. 6 49,. Mende,ssohr
' Arse Shine ..:.... MacDermid
Mr.. Morris.
) ia) Ophelia -. Nevil-Mansfield
lb) Ofertory in D flat-Salome
(c) Canono in F Salome
Tribune classified advertisements
are business getters.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
coon HACKS ron HAD.
Albuquerque Residents Arc Esrarnlng
How To Exchange the Old mack Tor
stronger one.


Does your back ache. feel weak and
painful3
DO you suffer headaches. iangnor
ana depresslon2
Is the urine dlscolored. passages r.
regular
The Kidneys may be calling for
help.
Weak kidneys can not do their
work
Give thom the hoip they need.
To cure Kidney bnckache you
must cure the kidneys
Use a tested and proven kidney
remedy.
,Doans Kidney pills have stood the
test.
Convincing proof Of merit IL Albu-
quorque endorsement:
Mrs, Louise Burnette, SOC w sill
yer street. Albuquerque, ~. A.. says;
zone 81 my family had bad hack.
She had known OF Doan's Kidney
Pills for "a long time and she began
using them They quickly cured her
and she has had no trouble since.
For sadie bs all dealers. Price 30
cents Foster Milburn Co. Butfaio,
New York. sole agents for tho United
States.
Remember the name -Doan's--
and take no other.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
BAD CHECK ARTIST
GETS OFF WITH
TWO BAD ONES
Charles Mcdonald" Operates
Successfully in Albuquerque
and Santa Re and Journeys
Hitherward.

Two checks. each for SASS. made
Ia favor of Charles McD0nald,'
We're cashod saturday night la Albu-
uucrQuo saloons and the police are
stlll hunting FOR the mar who did tho
joe. The fOrgcr used the nHnp OF
tho Huning Electric company, where
he said he had been working for the
pust two months. The checks were
stamped "N0t Good for over Four
teen Dollars" protoctograph being
used for the purpose, which gave
them AN appearance Of gcnuineness
that they otherwise lacked.
The fprnor is described aa about -
years old, weighs 100 pounds. has
fun. clean shaved face and when last
seen by his victims was dressed in a
brown suit with tan shoes. He also
wore u coat sweater and cap.
The same artist operated III santa
Fc Friday afternoon, whore he bor-
rowed sample check from the New
Mexican Printing office, signed 70 with
the name Of the president and secre-
tnrV of the company and passed 10 on
"a Yontz. ioWeier lie represented
himself as "a representative OF Me-
Donald A. Co, contractors of Colorado
Springs, and told the nookkecpef OK
the New Mexican that ne desired the
blank check az a sample from which
no was 10 have some checks printed
Tor his firm. The bookkecpcr took
the prccuution to stamp ne WOru
Void" across the face Of the cheek,
but the stamp had been removed
when the check showed up In the
bank with AIR. Yontz's deposit Satnr-
DAY morning,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
RINK TO-BE
OPEN ALL SEASON

The managcment Of the skating
Rink m Elks' fheater announces that
the rink will remain open an season,
the change la plans beis due TO the
abandonment Of the proposed voude-
vile show at the theatrr. The rink
will he open morning afternoon ana
evening every day lu the week in
TN, morning experts viii Doe on hand
Co take care OF and tearh oesinners.
AN times ana the management as
surea patrons that the rink viii con-
unue 10 be- conducted along the lines
that have hitherto made 10 orc ~
the most popular places of amuao-
ment in the city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
BIG CONGREGATION
HEARS EVANGELIST

The largest congregation In the
history uf the meeting assembled last
might at the hnll. 3ii South Second
street. Ca hear Evangelist v ~ Watts
present the Millennium. or What
win Happen When Jesus ComcsY'
The evangelist believes that Christ
viii come again literally ana person
ally, ana all the wicked VIII die be
cause of the brightness OF his COM
Ing white an the righteous dead will
hc raised. and with tho righteous liv-
ing viii be taken To heaven FOR oua
thousand years Then they will re-
turn go possess this earth.
Said the speaker; at the second
coming at Christ wa learn from I
Thcss. t,1G, the first thing that viii
happen o. the resurrection Of th"
righteous dead. then the ascension Of
AN the righteous to the Heavenly city;
Thcss 2.S tells cas- that tho wicked
living arc destroyed hv the bright
uoss Of Ills coming Then the earth
VIII Doe utterly rmpticd as Jeremiah
4:tg-2G tells us The cnrth is reduced
60 chaos ana thus becomes n bottom
loss pit. whore the down is confined
for the one thousand years.
"Nt tho end 90 the O00 years Rev
2I.2 tells us that tho Holy CITY, Now
Jerusalem viii como down from God
ont of heaven BY command oi
Jesus the righteous conceal them
selves In their chamber, as prophc
SIZED of IN Isniah 2G:20 Tho Lord
thcn WHkcus tho wicked, and the
earth no more covers hcr blood.
"rhc ninth verse Of Rev. 20 tell.
us that Satan goes out to deceive
these wicked nations, 10 gather their
~ battle. They compass the Beloved
CITY. which ~ then on the breadth
az tho earth. But as they are rc'd'
for battle Fire comes down from GOO
out Of heaven and consumes them
Meetings viii continue AN week. the
subject tonight viii be "The Plan o
salvation"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27
PHONE COMPANY TO
INCREASE PLANT
IN NEAR FUTURE
Some Underground Work TO be
Done, New Cables to BE In
stalled and Other Improve
ments Scheduled

u was announced this suoFnine
that IN vary short time. probably
three weeks. the Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph company
would rNpepd n considerable sum ~
increasing aud rehiiildlnE ~ plant
here. The work had been expected
Go be done before now. but elaer jobs
lntorfered. Recently, however word
was received that the Albuquerque
Job was 20 be rushed through ahead
81 certain other work This means
that a start win likely be- mede n
about three weeks.
The work 20 be done conalsls IN
the laying ~ duplex cable 10 bffnE
the toll lines into Che office. he re-
routing of the toii-llnea inside the
city limits, the laying 81 several new
underground cables in eondilil6 ana
fhe placing OF cables Ia severed ep-
hurban sections where az present
there are no cables. n Will rpst save
ciai thousand dollars
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-27

the collaborating strata cannot be
i0fctold nor fully anticipated.
\ tdh OF coal might break an elcc-
tflc wire and the falling coal furnish
SUFFICIENT dust 90 b isnifed by che
sparks Of the are that might be e.
tablished between the ends OF the
wires.
There are numbers OF other things
THAI might reasonably have happened
20 produce the explosion and witch
could not ho absolutely guarded
against, we have not the time 90 treat
the subject as fully as it deserves. but
may do SO later.
Intense Interest Taken ia safety OF
Employees.
Or. Douglas, president Of the
Phelps Dodge company. made FREE
quent trips into the mine, travelling
miles underground, no easy talk for
"a gentleman mofe than so years Old.
when the United states mine in-
epcctor was in camp on these uccA-
slona, he was sent Tor by DR. Douglas,
and questioned as 20 the safety COM
ditions az and In tho mines. Z we'll
remember one occasion shortly after
the Mariana explosions Dr. Douglas
said 90 the writer"Teil me what TO
do; tell me what more can be done;
] viii close the mines down and
charge them or 20 proht and loss, be-
fore l will have such disaster.
on another occasion Mr.. Cleveland
Dodge, vice president 80 the company,
was In camp on a tour of inspection.
and sent a requeet FOR the United
States mine Inspector 80 meet him az
the Office. he made close inquiry
after the conditions regarding safety
Of the men, and when assured that
everything was In excellent condition
he appeared delighted With the lu-
formation.
Walter Douglas. general manager of
the company. made frequent trips 20
the mines, and took great interest IN
the safety conditions az the mines, ~
also ala Or. Ricketts,. the company
consulting engineer. who was often
met al the mines.
The general manager and Eupofin-
tondonts always gave grave consider
alton 10 any suggestions for improve
ments and carried them into effect.
These incidents all go 20 demon
strate the esprit du CORDS whictt
permoatcd tho mine orgunizauon OF
Dawson. Commencing M the head
with tho president OF the company
Or. Douglas. and going on down
through the various officials 20 the
are bosses shot hrers and miners,
they are All members Of az cathlf-
lastic mine organization for the
safety and welfare Of miners os ever
existed.
While our stmpathies go out 90 the
bereavcd relatives OF the victims OF
this terrible disaster we should not
forget 10 extend a little sympathy ana
words of appreciation and eneouf-
agemont To this band of good mon
who worked so diligently and devot-
edly for the safety ana welfare Of the
men underground ana VINO NOV n"No
seen their efforts prove unnNaillnE'
GA gents pone, Dios dispoues
40 y. SHERIDAN,