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CLAIMS
FORTUNE Of CHILD
BY FORFEITURE
Consumptive Daughter of
Captain Bigelow Breaks Leg
acy Clause, Says Hennessy.

The income Of q eonsumptIve child.
Catherine Bradley Digoiow. dsvghter OF
Capt Mortimer O. Bigelow. u. .. A..
has prec,pitstcd an unusual court aght
between Mrs Ellen Mary Parker and
Forbes J. 1iennessy. q former Assist
ant District-Attorney and one time At
tornsy for Richard Csnneid. according
to documents filed In the surroGates
Court to-day. Mr.. Hennessy demands
the child's Si.ooo q year allowance. on
the sround that the tweive-year-old
giri has violated tho terms OF the Will
Of Ellen N. Hennessy.
Hennessy and Mrs. Parker nre brother
and sister Their mother was Mrs. Ellen
NJ. Hennessy. who died n year axo. The
child Il the daughter Of Hcnnessy's do
scd sister. Mrs Hennessy left q
resIduary estate In trust. the income
from ons-third to Mrs. Parker. the IN
come from another third TO Hcnnessv.
and the Income OF the remaining third
10 the srandchiid. The child was to rc-
ceive 81 900 year for maintenance and
euppor, until she reached tho age ~
twelve years, 1i.2o0 up to her fifteenth
year. and $500 until she oecamc
eighteen years old. After her majority
Mis- Bigeiow Ia to receive the full In
come Of one third OF Mrs. Hsnnessy's
estate.
HeNNEssv REMOVED GIRL FROM
GIRL, CLAIMS FORFEIT.
The conditions were that tho child
should be educated In n Sacred Heart
Academy and should remain under the
guardianship OF her aunt. Mrs Parker.
her uncle. Forbes J. Hennessy. and
Michael Coleman Of No. 20 West Fifty
first street
Miss Bisslow remained In the Sacred
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Deiahunty wrote to Mr.. Downs. sx-
pressing surprise that such . letter
should have been sent to Mrs. Parker
and to Mr. Coleman. who had approved
everything the general guardian had
done for the child. including her re.
moval TO the country. Both Mrs. Par.
ker and Mr.. Coleman insisted that the
letter should have been sent to Mr..
Ifennessy alone. as Ne alone adopted
the position that the suffering child
had forfeited it's rights to It's legacy.
A decision will be made by Surrogate
Cohaian this week.
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MINIMUM WAGE BILL
IN CONGRESS PUTS PAY
OF WOMEN AT 81 4 WEEK.
Senate Measure 40 Sdpulates That
Weeks Work Shall Be Six
Days.o Eight Hours.

WASHINGTON. April "A minimum
wage Of not lees than = q week for
women and Girls and prohibition Of the
employment OF girls less than fifteen
years Of age In manufacturing indus
tries was proposed In Q bill introduced
by Senator Chiffon Of West Virginia
to-day.
Tho measure provides. however. that
''six days OF work Of eight hours day
shall constitute week within the mean
Ing Of this act." and Il MAKES no pro-
vision that females shall not be en-
ployed longer than eight hours daily
or more than six days IN week. This
language 10 Understood Ito defeat the
purpose Of the measure which II de-
signed 10 apply under the Interstate
Commerce clause Of the Constitutes 10
prevent the shipment Of goods not made
under minimum vase conditions.
\ Women employee At less than the
minimum wage rate are given the righl
10 collect from the employer fivs timei
the amount Of the deficiency. by suit
IN the Federal District Court
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KILLED AMERICAN
| N HAVANADUEl
AND LANDS HERE
Mesa Boarded Ship After
Fatally Wounding Son of
Rich Planter.

ss...n., v... a.. ..v,,, ,.,,r
800
.". u ""o y" ms 49,.
~ sne' ana H'iieu IN oue' o"'s'oe
H. city limits there rudolph warren.
The son Of q wealthy American sugar
p1onter, arrived IN New York to-day ON
IL Ward Line steamship Havana.
Tboush II was very evident the young
0aa Who passes a. Cuban but claims
American citisenship expected and
feared arrest for murder upon his ar
mai here. no representative Of the
cuean Government was At the pier to
aenand his apprehension, and the I'm.
migration authorities had to permit Of
M landing when he exhibited unassaii-
able proofs OF his American citizenship.
q have nothing 10 fear ns the result
Of the affair last Saturday" Mesa de.
clarsd. irving brsvely To belle his every
action. .srbe duel with Mr.. Warren was
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., 49,. ~s.-N..s.~.~Sss. ,~su
- 49,. So. H..
'.s. s"ne' WV" .e 90 c.....,
Messy 70 ~" ,'.,'. II, ssa..
a. 80 -.,s -. sor.sn, ~ b.r son.
80, ~. ,d,., uowsrd n Bowns Of
No. 1 Broadway. was taken 10 tho
country place OF her fathers sister.
wife Of DR.. irwin II. Nen. superin-
tendent OF the Peterborough state Hos
p,tai. for Ipebriates In Massachusetts,
In August. 1879, Mrs. Parker says she
received a letter from iIennessy. which
she submits TO the Surrogate. stating
that as the child had been removed
from his sarc and jurisdiction. the m
come OF the estate set aside for hsr
by his mothers will had ceased. and
that he was entitled TO half Of the III.
come. He added that he would hold
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RACE
FOR THE $150,O00
| At $4,000 POST

The ''fsvsr" b stili srowins. But this
time Ne men are In the lead. Nearly
oaeo Of Tie eiis.eeo whlriwtnd campaign
osaA which u being raised for the new
u Anthony's Hospital In woodhaven
has already been procured. and judging
from the interest shown - ssf tho
amount finally obtained will be far in
excess Of the amount needed.
YsstsrdAy's meeting. which WAS held
q Ne Imperial Hotel. was continuance
Of the songs and cheers which mark the
Aaiiy lunchsons. II " remarkable how
the eathusiasm 1t these mestinxs II be-
No msiutainsd. There ID no tagging
o. letting up In the hard work that In
necessary to produce the results tina;
have ben achieved.
Ths most exciting period Of the meet
ting came yesterday when Bridge Com
missioner Arthur J. o'KecKe. managing
director Of the campaign. announced
! thst the Sisters Of 81. Peter. who are
% b In charge Of the hospital. had
.saAssa . fund Of SiO.oOo and donated II
the mems executive board. conse-
vueauy, although the women raised
I nsariy oaOoo In one day. tho honors
sent = the mems table.
'0e course we don't begrudgc the men
fhsving the banner to-day" said Mrs.
wipiam J. Carr. leader OF the women.
f''as We have had monopoly on II ever
since the campaign started. We vii
win II back tomorrow. however"
New that we have the nas," say
fcommissioner O'Keeffe. I'VE intend I,
n hasn A. The fnlrer sax have held 4
long enough"
Anl 70 the war stu wages From
DAY 10 day both factions strive on,
Fagainst the other to obtain the honorr
because II 10 a promise that whoevc
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=. =. ,. Dilsss 80 sehess Dsese. =
Ernest r. Ebert wee to-day appointed
By Mayor 0aynor a mont Of the
school board Of Wash inston Heights
section to succeed Patrick r. MCGOWAN.
whose funeral took place to-day. Mr..
Eiiert 10 a printer and for eleven years
has been q MEMBER Of the school board
of l1is district.
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wins the ilag tho most numbor OF times
will be allowed Ia keep II.
Seven women. Interested In the
campaign for the purpose Of raising
funds Tor the hospital. went to the
Stock Exchange this afternoon and sold
flowers In the main lobby for about half
an hour. The women had an auto filled
with various kinds Of flowers. ono
dollar was the lowest they received for
a pink. In half an hour they were sold
out.
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SANDS IN TENNIS FINAL.
sew Yorker VIII Piay cssas for
CoaPt Cham pf onship az Hot.

BOSTON. April s.-Charies Sands Of
the Racquet and Tennis Club. New
York. won his way into the final round
Championship to-day By defeating DIR.
q. .. Derby q Boston In q four-sct
match. Tho third sst ran to fourteen
games.
Ssmi-finais: Charles r.
Sands. New York. won from q. q.
Dcrby. Boston. ca. 60. C-s, 81
Joshua Crane. Boston, won from D.
p. Rhodes. Boston. ca, 81. 6-1.
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STEAMER HITS A BARGE.
va.sueket's wireless Tells OF Ccl.
lis1ou On way 70 Dostca,

BOSTON. April s.-The steamer Nan.
tucket, bound from Baltimore for hos.
ton, with twcnty-eight passengers. was
In collision with An unknown barge
near Cross Rip Lightship. In Nantucket
Sound. before dawn to-day.
A wireless message from the Nam
tuckct to tho local agents told OF the
accident. but gave no details.
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CurZOn.

Everybody is busy In the harvest
fields.
Miss Minnie Kirk visited with
blanche OrendorI, SUNDAY.
Miss Alta Watson took dinner
with Miss ora Sipes. Sunday.
Miss Lois Arnold, from Tarkio. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. i. Dryden.
Geo. watson's are now moving TO
their new home, north OF Forest City.
MIR. VIII Kollmer's entertained
company from ST. Joseph, las, week.
Miss Marguerite Markt. from
Mound City, II visiting her cousin
Miss Rua Clifford.
Lost Thursday evening, June ~,
somewhere between John Turney' s
and VIII Thornhill's, half OF a gold
bracelet with the follow Ing inscrip'
ton; Alta, May ~. on" Finder OF
this please leave at Alkire & Alkire's
store and receive reward.
The palsy Embroidery Club
was organized June -, inls, by I'll,
ladies OF the Iilud City neighborhood
Rua Clifford was elected president anc
Alta Watson. secretary and treasur
or. This club las held twenty meet
ings tie pa>, year. Last Thursday
June ~, 1918, being the anni,ersar!
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Holt County in the Lead.

Our former esteemed citizen. 'has.
p. Graves. VI Maitland. uhc man
known all over the United states
Tor his tine head " pt,kc Min.
ping Jersey cows, has formed u part
uership with ". D. johnson. I'r Il.
dent of the Southwest Nationa RANK.
Of Kansas City. They have \ fine
plat of 300 acres, located IN tie sub.
cribs OF Liberty, Mo. on the ln,erur.
ban line, running from st. Joe to Ex.
selsior Springs This Is an ideal loca.
ZION and they are now building u tine
ten.thousand.dollar stone dwelling
house, also dairy barn, ~ feet
wide by l2s feet long. This will he
built Of stone, excepting aglass front,
running the entire length OF the
building. They are building a two.
story stone milk or dairy house, also
q calf barn and two silos. Ia by iofeet
high. Everythlngis to be Of the best
and latest Improvements.
Everything will be run by an cleo.
trio motor: the cows will be MIXED
by q Sharples mechanical mixer,
which insures good, clean milk. Tie
estimated cost Of these Improvements
Is ss5, 100, and no doubt will he the
finest and best In the state or the
United States. Jimmie Cunningham,
who worked In the orchard City dai.
ry for nearly two years, and made a
host Of friends while here. II nov
with Mr. Graves ard getting along
line. Mr.. Graves also has his faithful
Tom Gooden with him. Mr.. Graves
and these boys are glad to hear from
their Holt county friends, and "a,
when Tue SENTINEL fails to come u
Is worse than being without water OF
the sahara"
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WIN. Ros,mk. one mile east AZ

WIN. RostOck, one mile east a
Oregon, has Bears and gifts for sale.
They are long and deep bodied, am
are thirty Inches tall and over: theV
have eight inch bone, they are out
out for S0O-pound hogs. His spring
boais will weigh 80 pounds and better,
just In breeding conditions: they are
not fat, Just big and smooth. He has
them IN excellent condition, which h
the main part TO produce good, strong
vigorous pigs He feeds them very
little corn, hence they are not burnt
out with corn. which would make
them unfit for breeding. II you want
something that gets big al half the
aye that the hogs We used to have and
have now, get one of these Improved
Big Type Poiand.Chinas. His sows
and Herd Bears are all recorded
They were carefully selected by him,
regardless Of price. In Iowa, and shipped
right to Oregon. Call on OF address,
WIN. ROSTOCK,
Oregon, No.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-04

That the Percheron Stallion, AR.
MOtR, Is recorded by the Percheron
Society Of America. and that his re.
corded number Is sji1g.
Color AND DESCRIPTION: Grey:
blaze face.
PEDioREE: foaled April II. lO9:
bred by John Sommer. Oregon, Mis-.
souri,: owned by Herman A. Sommer,
Oregon, Missouri. l. strong IN hands
high. weight 100 pounds. Has good
bone, fine style and action.
SIRE: Armagnac -inIl (6'l,O2,. by
Juard (jli0o. 10y Vol Az Vent 2jO2J
(iiIOjl. by l,esigue tlmD2D, by Rril.
liant III illlS (2plal. by fenelon 2Js2
ljsl. by brilliant l21l t1:til. by Rril.
liant lsng ,1jab. 10y Coco II l1li. 10y
vieux Chaslin l7i3. 10y Coco ~: by
Mignun l7ljl. 10y Jean IL Blanc '73l.
DAN. Julia icni. lbs Extrador
is9ol. by Loirci 2uiiS 10y Ncchn 1919,
by Ex,rador u.s. .IsH'. by Fayora
l5i2 as. 10y French Monarch M
(I3l. 10y llderim uL,n2 by Nalentin
l53ol. 10y Nieux Cha>lin Ga by Coco
sl2l. by Mignon lIl5,. lay Jean IL
Blanc (igN.
2nd Dam. ElOrah is.'I. by Revenue
ItJii imported l,sJ. by Dillon Broth
ers. Normal. Illinois,
Jrd Dam. Sopli. 2pii: imported
lss2. 10y u u. Kellogg. Green Ray
Wisconsin
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Public Administrators No
tice.

Notice Is hereby given tina, on his
18th DAY OF June, 1913. |, the under.
signed Public Administrator within
and for Holt County, Missouri, took
charge of the estate of William A.
Byers, deceased, late OF Holt County,
Missouri, for the purpose OF admins
tering upon the same.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within six
months from this date or they may
be precluded from any benefit Of such
est ate: and II such claims be not ex-
hibited within one year from the date
OF the last insertion of this notice,
they shall he forever barred.
G. W. CUMMINS,
Public Administrator.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-04

This splendid stallion and Jacks
viii make tie season ui 1918, al my
place. . miles northwest of Forbes,
and half mile SoutheaS, OF Culp
school house
hold a Certificate from Graham's
Scient Tic breeding school, Of Kansas
CITY, and have passed the required
examinations IN Scientific breeding.
Should anything hc wrong with your
mares, will know u, and will kno"
Just VIA, 10 do to overcome tie
trouble. thus insufing your mares 10
produce good colts.
With mares without colts 10y their
side, | will take particular pains with
them. breeding them 10y tie Capsule
system" Those who desire 10 breed
their mares 10y this system, should
bring them IN Tuesdays and Fridays
Of each week, between the hours OF
three and four o'clock In the after
noon.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-04
Burr Oak.

Nick Stone was on the sick list
saturday
IL. a. Bowles was In Oregon,
Saturday.
Joe and Fred Hopper spen, sun.
day with Ray holland,
Robert Ammo spent sunday with
Jake and sam Pilkington.
Vince Hopper and 5. ", Ammo
go, their harvesting done las, week.
George Cotton cut whca, for his
brother, Jack, the first Of the week.
Mrs. Ike Atkinson and children
visited her mother, Mrs. G. A. Moser,
SUNDAY
Ella Hopper was a guest OF WON
Blachly, and Daisy and May Murrah,
last Sunday.
Mrs. John Hood and children
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Whipple and family, Sunday.
MIR. Holt and children, May and
Otha, and Howard Carter were guests
OF II. a. Bowles and family, Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Meyer, Of Fortescue,
has been spending few days with
her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Stone and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ammo spent
Sunday with her father, Il. II. Luns-
ford, who Is no better and is getting
weaker each day.
Jacob Dively, who has spent the
past nine months In the southern
part OF the state, returned to Holt
county, last week.
The river has been doing consid'
cradle cutting during the past three
weeks on the farms on which Mar
shall Crews and Jim Blevins are liv'
ing.
Howard and Edgar Van Deveel
drove over from King City, the frs,
OF last week. Howard returned home
Wednesday. Edgar will remain here
some time, helping his father with
J harvesting. "'." ''."
n, ,.,..i = :. -. i'.''' ECO.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the un.
dersigned Executor OF the Estate OF
Virginia w. Peacler, deceased, will
make Final Settlement Of his &C.
counts with said Estate as such Ex-
ecutor at the next Term OF the Pro-
bate Court of Holt County, Missouri
to be holden ct Oregon, In said Coun'
ty, on the 18th day Of August. 4. d.,
l8i3. SAMUEL SIMPSON,
Executor Estate OF Virginia W
Peacher.
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&. n & q. Time

Note-A Daily except sunday.
A special train for stock and car.
load shipments will leave Oregon at
1910 p. m, whenever desired by
shippers.
Notice; All local freight will leave
Oregon on the go a. m. train.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-04
10 to the Forest City Chautau.


qua.
Fred G. Philbrick was In 81. 10.
seph. Sunday and Monday.
Will Davidson. OF ST. Louis, Is
here on a short visit With lis parents,
Samuel Davidson and wife.
Virginia Fogg, OF Mound City,
was a guest at "Piney Ridge" farm,
Monday and Tuesday. the guest OF
Lena and Ruth Campbell.
Mrs. George T.. Gelvin's man,
friends will he glad to know that she
has NO far recovered from her recent
operation a. to be able TO return TO
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil ". Martin, az.
ter a visit, here with his parents. ID.
NJ, Martin and wife, and OTHER rela'
tiycs, have returned to their home In
Portland, ore.
-Lysoll Zip Kills lice, ieas aud
ticks; cures mango and all skin dis
eases. Sold under absolute guaran'
tee: Il not satisfactory, no pay.
FnASK fosrEn
Mrs. Dennis Roham and daugh.
ter, Flora, vile have been here on an
extended visit with her mother, Mrs.
Flora IIinde, and other relatives, VIII
leave saturday for their new home
In San Diego, Cal.
The Anderson Drug Co., SUCCESSORS
to the IIinde Drug Co., have Just put
In a handsome, new, up'to'date ioun'
tain, and will have It In operating
order by saturday Of this week or the
first of next week They extend a
cordial Invitation TO the public iocall
and see them.
Mrs. Gelyin II not making tie
provress toward recovery from her re-
cent operation that was hoped for by
her physician and family, Dr. sim
mons, her physician, has been called
and was with her Monday and Tues
day. She seems a little better Al thc
time Of our going TO press.
Marion Noble, Of san Diego, Cal,
died at the home Of his brother'in
law, Frank simmons, In Rulo, Neb.
Tuesday, June -, 1913. lie had been
suffering from Brights Disease fol
about live years and i survived by 'ii'
wife and one brother. Mr.. Noble left
here with his parents eighteen year'
ago and went to ST. Joseph, hut three
years ago he moved to san Diego IL
hopes of benehtting his health. -
Jeflersonian, June 18th,
Charles Wickerslam, OF Strahan
Iowa, Is here, visiting relatives ant
numerous friends. II Is nearly II
years since Charley was here. III
has grown so we hardly knew hin
and is a nne.looking fellow and Is do
Ing we'll. lie reports his father
James NJ. Wickersham, formerly o
this city, as well and doing finely
Well, Jim has many friends here, wh'
will be pleased to know that he 1
prospecting and enjoying the best o
health. And further, Jim Wicker
sham Is always more than welcome
back In his old home.
Many OF our citizens were recir
tents this week OF handsome en-
prayed cards, announcing the MAJ
rage OF Miss Mary Judith, daughte
- of Dr. Charles W. Lukens, to MI
william S. Cation, at santa Monica
California, Friday last, June q, l9l'
The bride is an Oregon girl, wher
she grew to beautiful womanhoot
loved and esteemed by all our pei
ple, irrespective of rank or station
and no man ever led to the alta
one so we'll fitted to become the wifi
Every man, woman or child In OF
community will send up siler
prayer that It may ever be we'll wit
her-snd the one to whom she HI
.A..o,, AcrLS,a : ltfo No n nor. 80 d"
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the un.
dersigned Administrators of the Es'
tate Of Mary T., IIardman, de.
ceased VIII make Final Set
Element of his accounts with
said Estate "a such Administ rat or at
the next Term of the Probate Court
Of Holt County, Missouri, TO he hold
en- at Oregon, In said County, on the
nth day Of August, A, D., 1913.
G.. G. HARTMAN,
Administrator,
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ATTENTION, COMRADES.

Members of Meyer Post, G. A. r.,
will remember their next regular
meeting will be held Saturday, July
%, 1913, at the home Of A. III. Greene,
at 2 p. m. Let there be . full It
tendance. r. II. MORGAN, 80
".". "p''''' Commander.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-04

TERMS ANp CONDITIONS; 80 10 In
sure living colt by the stallion. Clos
eur. and az. - TO insure living colts
by the Jacks, sampson and BLACK
Chief. II bred with the capsule sys'
tenn, 40 will he charged for service
of Jacks, II mare Il disposed OF or
removed from tile county, insurance
money Is forfeited and money be-
comes due, Mare and colt VIII he
held for service fees. Care taken 10
avoid accidents, hut viii not be re-
sponsibls should any occur Pedigrees
OF this Horse and Jacks can he seen
at barn. ROTH PHONES.
IOHN r E0STEQ
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HARRY M. DUNCAN.
ATTORNEY At LAW.
Office in Van Buskirk Build
ing. Northwest Corner
Court House Square.
OREGON, MISSOURI.
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned Administrator Of the es.
tate OF Ellen Kirk, deceased, will
make final settlement OF his accounts
with said estate as such Administra-
tor at the next term OF the Probate
Court Of Holt County, Missouri, to be
holden at Oregon, In said County. on
the 18th day OF August. 4, p: 1918.
BENJAMIN Il. CROUSEk,
~ - - Administrator.
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PerCherOn Stallion,
CLOSEUP,
No. (72369) 1890.

DESCRIPTION ANp PEDIGREE: Clos.
eur IL a solid Black In color and =
full blooded Percheron: stands IL,
hands high, and will weigh about ..
900 pounds. foaled March u, 1905.
Bred by NJ. IIaloup, Department OF
Loir.et.Chet. Sired by Hayissant
ttG,lt dam Reseda li.dsoD. she 10y Ma
rlno tuIlol md. Dam Mignonne
NV. r,, she SS nesen' =, H ~ I,s
iator lsTaDl ith. Dam Pauline. (lji.
This II one OF tile best Horses In the
II you breed TO him.
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Transacts a general banking bust.
ness. Interest paid on deposits left
for specified time,
Drafts issued on principal cities. Col.
iections made ana promptly remiited
j. A. Kreek, secretary. Jas Bucher
II. +, Morgan, and s. +. O'Fallon,
Telephone No. a..
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-04
ROM EO,
No. 84073,

l. a dark gray. stands H. LANDS
high. weighs about lioO pounds;
three Years old this srring fine style
and action.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-04

Robert Hughes has opened bar
Der shop at Eortescue. 81. Of p
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-04

Telephone No. IL.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-15
Mrs. Greve Wrotes to Those Who
suffer from Eczema.

II want Others who@suffer from
skin troubles to4know chat there y
no other remedy equal to Sake Salve.
had a serious trouble with my
hands. 1t was like burn in appear
ance but 1t itohed and smarte !
dreadfuliy. My doctor called 1t ee-
zenra. The hrst application of Sake
salve relieved them and soon cured
them entirely and Tor cracks In the
fingers saxo salye does wonders"
Mrs. w. C. Greve. Binghamto1,
N. Y.
Letters like the above are con-
tinually coming in proving that the
penetrating antiseptic and healing
powers of saxo salve is remarkable
in all kinds of eczema. salt-rheum'
letter, BARRIERS itch or any skin af-
lection.
Try saxo salve on our guarantee,
OF give back your money II it does.
not help you. Stone and Mercer.
druggists. ClarkSburg, Va
,P. S. Skin troubles indicate poor,
impoverished blood. We guarantee
our cod liver and iron tonic, who'll
to purify and enrich the blood.