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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-04
THE METAL MARKETS.

CopprR-standayd copper vas quiet, with
SPOT: March. April. MAY and June al is"'1s
a. DC London hrn; spot $50 os' tu'''es' TO
IS 81. custom House returns show expoTs .,
copper from Atlantic ports for F.osuEy o.
Oh -67 IONS Local merchants report sronS
market for refined copper Lake 1880; cree
trolytic. i5c: casting. i4.15c. NJ .o>xs
TT<Iouiet with spot quoted A. q ec0Asc-
uareb NJ u 50Q4sc April at Al 25n ~ .Sc, MAY
AZ i,a4s SOC June at 4s.3oa4Ic and J,iiy e. p :
40 On IS I5c London Arm, spot, Ell lVs'
LEAp-ouiet SPOT. 4gG4.35c a. New 1.rk
and 40 IA 20 T. g a. East 81. Louis LONDON
lead. fl6 Js. a.
SPELTER-Quiet. spot lSq6 20 a. 80
York and sac i5o a. East 81. LOUIS Londch
speltcr. f24 15s. so.
IRON-Cevelsnd warrants, SIS IN Lohoou
Locally iron was stead. 10 J roundfy Sorxx
ON. si7 5OdSis: 10 ! foundry southern SOFT
Sis0Sis 25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-04

ing House Yesterday TO the extent Of
Sl.lll.2n.
BANK q EARINCS-New York, cX-
changes sj29. 4p4 22l. balances S-5.i55.o9S: Bos-
ton. exchanges 81. 321.1lG. balances A.iis.-
go. Philadelphia, exchanges t21.9ic,2,5 bal
ances t3,201.Ss2: Pittsburgh, eNchans +;
sl052Z go; Chicago. exchanges 1881 80.
balances $3.50. l59: Baltimore exchanges
$40 1880. balances Sl53s.t3: St Louis,
exchanges sl7.3e4.917. balances H.16s.0Sl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-04

bulls. S5gS7. stock hcfcrs, x4gs4 so: ship
ping, 81 j0dSs 81; hcifcrs s5d$I 10: cogs
81 500 81. stockers and feeders, 81 1ous8 81,
fresh cows and springcrs. active and steady
At SO a $50 NEALS--Reccipts. 1000: nc-
tive and steady AT SsaSi2. HoGs-Receipts
II 800; active and 20d 25c higher; heavy,
50 10T 81 l.. mixed. 50 l0d 81 -; Workers
ara pigs 50 2OGS9 %. roughs. IS IONS -
stays SG1S1 -. diaries, S?aS9 -. sHEiP
AND IAMBS--Receipts iJ.ooo; active. year
llngs 30 higher. lambs sea 81 10: ycarings
S5rSs -: wethcrs 81 2.osI. ewes, 80 Jon
81 iO sheep, mixed. SJas6 90.
by Telegraph to The Tribunc.l
- Louis. March 3s--CATTLE-Recelp prs
3 0po: IN demand active and loI iJc higher.
steers S5fsa -, h.ifcrs. $, 2Om s. -: cows,
SO =, "a 81. southern st~"rs 81 23p - ~.
HOGS Receipts, $500: active and Zoe high-
or: choice medium to heavy weights. 8 90 q
s. -: bulk Of sales. s. - n s. 30. packers.
s. - y s. o.: best lights. 81 20 81 80: i.ir
10 choice pigs So - q s. -. SHEEP RE-
CENTS . ZOO market active a. FIRM prizes.
lambs 81 25GSs -. cull lambs. - 20 q 81 .'''
mutton sheep SJf 81 80. common. - -"
81 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-04

as3i DRESSED HOGS Hacons. ia i2'.c
pics. l2Ac. GUT MEATS Picked bellies
firm ~ IAN fT,c; picked hams iih.mi'c.
TALTYOW- Steady: special -: city. SIC;
country. 114n6lec. LARD Firm: Middle West
l0"dilc: citS, lo~dloa.c Refined south
america. l2ooc; Continent. ll.J5c. Brazil kess'
l3uJc. Compound steady AZ 1S4G>c STEAt
iNE-Quiet oleo. 10: cty hard. l.'sc.
tOIrON>tED oii-Firmer cari, owing
70 The iirnncss In bard and cotton and OF con
tinucd light offerings, of crude Late In tho
dsy tho market lost part Of tho advance clos
Ing barely steady ~ ! point net decline 10 !
point advance. Local contract prices:
-afur-
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CASE Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


Sow Nr-. A1r.H B 1919
GEtI\ WHEAT Tho ucHa .n fI' wheat
market Was sgaifsf values. h1f Irl. aif't d
moderate Ur. Iirr cd~'.. moved within O. uaii"N
range Until iaie Bon ue day pncn ir'ls Nar
cons ...craUle selling pressure aut tH' CLOS" 4" "'
at to low point O, f.e session. "ifN b u'' DO
cline 81 i4dasr I0ioIGn MARI were 80 -
erals easy ovtuG tl liberal wr-ils export
aul reports from lldn tua' f.' wheat crop
fhofr Dr. Improving lallf. bCu'tfc n""s was
also hearli tle weather being 70" ofahlc ANA
private c-or Ht.lrcs were highly fatisfa. tori
Interest i- being centred on the coming go' ef'
mont report ou farm rescrf ~. private "@nmai'S
placing tho amount - from l35.1lu"'h Co.
q U0-i o"G bushels. .omparDl With l--.'''ht'
last wear D. " snow seld that tN' prospects
Tor the virfer wheat crop af. better IMAM
SroHn fof ssvcra Years and stat ths winter
laf been Ho open and mild 'at MS '"f''
sp11dsufs ~ every section ~ tir n".' tcol ron
fdcrf thaf no damage ~ consequence mas CD
cured Tine export demand vas moor. tu'
sales aero reported o. about 20 loads. shippers
own SO rcG winter wheat vas quoted ~
81 80 elevator sud 81 - o. anptt, 10 !
northern Iulth s. un'. o a1"st. CORN
moved within = narrow range. uut 'tF tone
was easier aud final prices voIc "a &c h'i
lower snow estimate fr' farm rc~sf''F at
a,.2 600 OUu bushels compared with Nlobl pn
last roaf rNport corn. 800 o. hio"i.
oats Inactive. bur prices were slightly lower
On srupathr with wheat and corn closing ar
a NET decline ~ "a Dr.. Estimates on ine
iarm reserves ranged from tJ5.opo.Ov 20 '''
OrG 0'p compare with 2NH."Ns WN fasi F"hl
t'.a market easy. standard white. A'r, No
% cST3si-C. 40 E. isn3Nc. natural Whilt. ga
SO. white clipped. 37ign4lC. al tratH. ~ y
STEADY. So . Western. Gtc. c Fuualo. BAR
LEY steady. mailing. JjdJ~r. O. Euuaiu
opening OF na' CATION; feodng. ''-'c' r
TgrN
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inaud quito active A. fun prices. and tone
NAVAL STORES ~piriIs turp.utfnr :

VI
AMI good business was rIo.cl Rosin and
tar Arm auI unchanged
Ofi.> I.tnsccd oti unchanged Refined poe
troicuin steady ~ 500 Tor standard white, in
bbls. ~ Now YORK.
re g. STEADY 10 firm 1ud unchanged.
~tGAE Refined unchanged on basis ~
4 2jni 30. fpr Eranulated. London beet sugar
WIS quiet and unchanged with March AZ
- ned: April O. 10 %. and Ma. los Raw
here was steady with centrifugal a. 3.5ic.
mu7coyado. 3otc and molassce sugar. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-04

Toledo March 3.-cLoVERsEEp-.Ca cas-. e. -,
March. sii so. April. 81 20; October -
TfS,oT-tIy- Prime cash and March 81 q.
Aprii' 81 ga: May. 81 72'7; september 81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-04
NV YORK PRICES.
UO\DED WHEAT.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sy,BOARD 1LEARANCES.
flour ANp NEAL Flour ,cr, quio, and


easier owing 70 poor demand ana decline IN
wheat RYE FlOUK-Quict. iair TO go"l'
81 siydS3 -. choice 10 fancy, 81 'NnN III 'k
WHEAT FLOUR Dali ~ 81 .3nS2 80 per 100
H. cORNMEAL-B Barely stcady. Kiln dried.
81 Is BAG MEAL Barely steady inc white
and yellow. 81 30usl -. coarse. $ 2oiSl 80.
FEED Western spring. So. standard MD
ding. 81 % -four de-. 81 red dog. $2H 20.
civ ban So bulk. So sacks. middilnr S.3N
$40 red dos $50 80. homlny chop. s23 bulk.
-. a, sacks. clinical. $50 50ns3l 20.
COT1IE-TrJding was comparatively
Quiet biit at The opening prices were ." ~
points hishcf owing TO show ~ nrinnoss
abroad y here prices. after opening rather
oeaNv DEVELOPED considerable sieadiness. ana
M m. close Havrc was .. franc net higher
ana Hamburg ws3 net unchanged to Z. pfenniy
higher Most OF the DAY IN" market ranged
within ? or points. but the tone vas STEADY.
Win light offerings and moderate buying for
foreign account In tho last Few minutes sell
INK pressure increased and the market declined
10 ITO low goint % The dar. closing barely
STEADY ~ a nei advance OF 21S points. Tho
worlds visible supply showed a decrease dur
ing FEBRUARY ~ J9j. $50 bags. bringing the
total to i" Oos 49, compared with l@1s'2l'
bags whrn the decrease for 90" month VS.
$1,000 Prlvat. advices from Brazil Indicated
arr1uess there. although the special cable re
no~tcd n decline Of ~ refs in the santos mar
let and receipts we're fairly full spot marker
Inactive with Rio No +, az i">,c. Local con
tract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-04

LIVERPOOL cables. spot IN moderate demtno
~ : points decline; sales. 5000 bales. speculs
~ n,0 NidJlinc INLAND g. So Futures opened
auet NJ 3d3,s points decline on near and "a
-, points decline on distant positions. Markst
closed steady lia62's points ret lower ms,ch'
G.5Gisd: May-June. 656h.d; June-Juiy 500
July August 6.56isd. August-septemcef'
C4iisd: september October, GEO Octopei
\oyernher 6 21d: November December. GIL 20 !
r,ccemher- January. 616i-d: January-Fepruar,,
G.l5igd Manches,er--Yarns firm, cloths quiet
New Orleans, March o.-undet quie, 'u.
s,aad,. huvinc cotton futures closed steady a.,
a ne, advance OF Td9 points. After an advance
AZ the opening the market encountered snort
selling and bearish ACTIVITY, oct Az t.,e w.
,hc peu crop months were only one point undcr
SATURDAYS close while old crops did not 60
below those figures
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l,RON lS1ONs

PROVISIONS Hog products strong and
higher early making new high records FOR the
season owing to smaller receipts Of hogs than
expected and an advance OF 10 points Ia the
hog market The semi monthly statement or
stocks was considered bullish. PORk-Firmi
80. soi1s.l 20. family So J0ds2s 10: short
clear s2iffso2 80 EEEF-Mess. SI9dt.o; fam
iiy. 323ds24 packet. x.las:e. extra India
meas S31as3s BEEF HAMS-Steady at S32
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished BY Middcndorf Williams e. Co. NO.
n pine street New York. and No. 10 East
German street. baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-04
ELoIN BUTTER MARKET.
SEED PRICES.

Elgin. March Butter here today was hrn
A So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-04

,Ffrnished b. Charles u. Barney 4 Co, No. ?,
Bread street New York. and No. ~ south
~ sireet. Phlla delphiaD
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

.In,eres, to b. .dded. tEs dividend
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-22

Miss susie Dcglow. OF ST. Joseph,
l. visiting her parents. near Forbes.
this week.
They have splendid thautau.
qua program at Fillmore begins
August Sends september J. u
programs-six days.
Charles Lee BANNER aud Miss
Beulah Nauman we're st. Joseph yisi
tors. SATURDAY. Of last week. and
white there. obtained their license IA
marry.
Ruth and Flossie Price. OF Fair
fan. who we're the guests II Mrs. W,
r. Markt and family, and other tela'
lives. last week. have returned "a
their home.
John T.. King has sold hi> rig,i
factory to +. ! EstabroOk. Who wiiI
continue tie business, They ave
manufacturing the test cigars Oh ia,
market.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-22
FELT HIMSELF A CHATTERB0y
Hero o. story Morgan used 10 Tell
Would Have Seen Good comear.
To-, for Won Moths.

J. picrpon' Morgan wa always Q
silent man. aud II" would sometimes
champion the silen, With a story
Old iphn Bates. an upholstrrer. &C
the s'oty began. was renowned foi
bis silence rcopl" Nho had been hi
customers for a generation had. many
OF them. never heard word IRON him
except Good morning Five dollars
Thank sou Good dsv' Old John. In
fact. cultivated silence as scu,us
euitiya,"s his arr
a patron ono lay said 10 John
what's the hes, Kind ~ mattress
"'iair. was the reply.
The patron some twenty years
later. had occasion to buy another mat
uess. and again h" asked:
What's the best kind. john
Cotton
"Totten" the patron cr,ed. Why.
you told me twenty years ago that hair
sas III. best
TIL. old man gave q quaint sigh.
Talking has always been my ruin.
be said"
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-22
Real Comfort.

Shs was tho new charwoman. and.
because OF the fact that her now mis-.
tpess was young and inexperienced.
she was expatistinS on her manifold
woes
Yea: an would you believe II.
mum. there's me 'usband done no work
for six years. an I'D an ailment for
tho last four! An I've two children
to peryide for. 'Couse. ones sixteen.
though the others only a little
'un''
But" interposed the young mis-
trsss timidiy at last. "doesnt--isn't
IN. elder one a great help"
Your. right. num- declared the
garrulous one. as she wiped her
streaming eyes with the corner OF her
apron. She's real comfort, she
10 She often alta down an cries with
me-"
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-22
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, seth \. Ferguson aud Allie. T..
Ferguson, hi. wife, by their certain deed Of
Trust. dated, the list day ~ May. iaSi, aud
filed Tor record the 18th day % June, 1851, In
Holt County, Missouri, and OF Record IN Hook
lu5 ut page :. " said record, conveyed Ia the
undersigned Trustee, W, u. Richards, In trust
Ia secure the payment ~ their two ca pronis-
sorry notes therein described and interest
thereon. the following described real estate,
Holt, aud state Of Missouri, to- wilt;
All Of lots numbered eighteen u.s. AMI nine
teen up), IN BLOCK number twentS two csg In
the Mound city Extension Compnny's add.
ilon to the town 81 Mound city, In said Holt
County, Missouri
And whereas both ~ said notes are past due
aud default has been made In the payment
thereof, and W hereas by the terms OF sat I'd deed
OF trust II default he made In the payment III
any part OF said debt, when the same IL due
then the whole amount OF said debt become,
due and payable, and the owners aud legal
holders % said notes have requested me "a
execute the power conferred upon mo by said
deed Of trust, ana to sell the real estate
above described and In said deed ~ trust
described.
and legal holders Of said notes and In pursu,
ance 81 the provisions % said deed 4 trust
and the authority In me vested BY said deed
Of trust, ] will on
WEDNESDAY, THE a.TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1918
bet ween the hours Of O'Clock In tho fore
noon and o'clock OF the afternoon % tina
day. at The Court House door, In the city o.
Oregon, In Holt county. Missouri, sell 81 pub
the above described real estate. for the pur
"''e :" '''"' ''' VIII VIII, RIvHAARps,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-22
Good Execution with One Shot.

With one shot a man named Gossip
OF Tyalgum IN. s. WslesD. Australia,
killed three dingoes, the other day.
On investigating q disturbance among
his dairy cattle. the man noticed sew
ersl dingoes attacking one OF the herd.
Il WAS bright moonlight. and Gossip,
firing at the nearest dinso with rife.
WAS surprised to ind later that he had
killed three with one bullet. The bull
let struck the first dinso In the neck.
and passing through broke the SEQ
ond's back. and entered the third din
90 between the ribs. breaking Its fore.
leg. The pack had previously killed
Q valuable cattle dog.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-22
JUST ONE WAY TO GET EVEN


Boss called you down. eh p? Gave II to
you hard and heavy. Feel sore and
venesful. Want to get even with him
quit. perhaps? You'll show him what.
what.
Well. rog. lust calm yourseif He,
itate a moment. Cool OF a bit. \,
tween us two. Just you and me. din,
you deserve Il. Had an excuse, Al
Come Won know better than that
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-22
SOME NOTES FROM riiE aAMEs.'

SOME NOTES FROM TiiE GAMES.
There were two Marklands In the
Mound City-Oregon game. When the
coachers were coaching one, the other
hardly knew whether TO take notice
or not.
Fair crowds attended both games,
but not as good a. they should have
been. We didn't notice many OF the
fair sex out to the second game. A
good way to get them out Is to adver-
tise the game worth ~, hut at a bar
gain.day price OF ~ cents, and "be'
eheve me, Jasper" you'll get them.
Kennedy, the Mound City irst-
sacker, seemed to bear the brunt OF
the Jokes, but was good'natured
throughout the game.
Bailey, Oregon's Walter Johnson
pitched a magnificent game, not CIV
Ing the boys from Mound town a
ghost OF show, In tight pinches he
worked like an old-timer.
Hinde made beautiful stop OF
Palfreyman's grounder In Fridays
game, but "Oh, You Dead Rabbit, "
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-22

aud "a La StricS'er Heave" over
first base.
Mark worked behind the bat a
>nud period IN both games. and We
venture D say the hoy Is there and
u'"f. 'u'u witli tie stick aud the peg
e. bases
TIE LlSr Parks are good fast
butte, % Jdu players, hit ard iield
good, and they are there at haseSrun.
ming AT all times. Manager Dsgood
seems to ia,e good bunch every
wear. and this season are captained by
Cy May. Who seems to be- IN every
way a gentleman.
In the Mound city game the Ore.
gon catcher. Moore. and the Mound
City umpire seemed TO have mack OF
getting hit 10y foul tips. Moore was
hit twice and his jumps from the up
per town was also beaned.
Well. some OF our boys made errors,
but show me a ball player who never
and he II certainly good one. Just
case OF the same old story from the
KNOCKERS" Who criticise bad plays
Wonder how they would even look In
a uniform jimmie.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-22
Evangelical Church.

@. weiieniicr Pastor
Orrgrn Sunday ,'hpol A. I, d, m o.
kunkr,. superintendent
Prayer meeting Thursday At SPIN.
Preaching. ar.' tgd third -JndIys At IL
M. second and fdrIh sunday, rsp m.
Sickclis drove sunday s'hur. ~ ~ m
las Ramsey, superintendent
N.r Gt.pb.u.
Prayer W'c',ng Wednesday ~ - m.
Preceding, h-,' ,ul 'iird sundays t-p m
second ,ni ',rtth sundays ~ u TN
Ans uu" u cordially vrIrourd o. any u
ti"ss service,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-22

our local boys went 10 defeat at
the hands Of th, fast Lake Park hall
team. OF ST. Joseph. here last Friday
by a score Of ~.
Although Overwhelmingly defeated,
our boys took their defeat good.na.
turedly.
Twas an oil day for the loca., and
everything seemed TO go wrong. Tie
main thing. II seemed to he error
day" a total Of eight costly error,
were piled up.
To an outsider II looked like kin.
min bay" a. the Lake Park pitcher
seemed To have everything, control,
curves and speed galore.
Oregon's scores came In the eighth
A. the result OF three hits, one error
and walk, Al all other stages ~ the
game, however. the locals put one In
mind Of the Chicago White SoS, who
used to he termed "Ilitless Wonders -
Sherman for the locals though
pitched fair game. but enough err.
rors we're made behind him to nose
him out OF a victory lad the locals
hit behind him.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-22
She Kept on Talking.

A ring at the telephone drew the
once boy.
Lady to talk to you. SIR" he said
TO the senior partner.
The senior partner took up the 70
ceiver and stood at the telephone for
several minutes.
Then he laid the receiver down and
vent hack TO his desk.
TS Sty minutes later be raised the
receiver. said . few words and pres.
entity hung II up.
Then he turned to his partner.
1T was my wife," hs explatnea
She was still talking and hadn't
missed me-"
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-22
ssp,,s, Church. Forss, City

-ri,irrs D,0fy n''l IUI INN 'IlIiJ N
each ni,uf-i
-uId,y .'r,'I rN'fg SUNDAY w'rninS ~ 10
n'r,pHs
Ur,rr .rI TruiH 10 '."~.'n.,rl nr'I ini third
.turliS rigb' uf"i'u ilnnth,
INr 4 meet, every ~IuIb "y"nlns ~
~ Everybody #, invited - attend 'h.,s
q .srtins,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-22
4. Z. Church. Forest City

NV IT. v 7 'UlUTWI-- Tt"T0F
Preaching srrypr',. ,"ruud ,ui fourth SUI 4.
days n q, a. ana - HI.
sunday ,chnr g., W u Is l'ss gu
prrin,rnd"n,
Junior I."asur, - %. W. NJ. .rua, ~
nrr. suprrinirui"u'
senior i.asur ; o. w, Ms, .i-,..' Ram
s.y, president
choir pr,ri'rr, Nunt,y ,ni rhur,i,y 'ysn .
ins>. ,"'.s'h, MrN l'bsi" Ap.,r pi'ni'
4 Wrlrpnr - 81.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-22
Arrival and Departure OF Nails q, tn,
Postofacs. Gregg 1. No.

Arrival and Departure OF Nails q, the
Postoffics. orssc 4. no
Effective i,nu,ry DO irJ
MAILS OFT Wr
80, q n. For oman, ~, tntrra.riisi,
paints, ,nd a. pb.n', u,rth. cas-,
,ni vrs'
ga m fn- ~ tnsapi All 'n' rrn,ii,tr
points
.. m. For til ppinf, >,ltI east
and vest escrp' r,ry'u nd
villl,cs br ,urhr>
i'S ~. fnr al prir's NORTH sr,' ini
-tst
81, D m Tor vtlusr, n'tth A,u - 81
ppinis north n,s' s5ltA and
west sNcep, intermediate -.
iSr"n Forrest uttv ,nd = i,-
;ihr a. ~ ,ll point, r'rtH. NrI'i ',st
and west
PrIhr> vii lee rSrb,usri bet ''H p-ssYn
an. Forrest Oiiy pn.tpfi Z, ',.l'S,
Leave oregon ~ 4. - ~. mi -''ufa 1T
500 m.
Leave Df"I,n - I.ibp 90. tti 80 ~
sop M
NAIL. ARRIVE
-a I. ~. omah,,.Mui> '-ir q. Db,uts
north, ",,i ,pl'h All s"'' aud
fr,m fnrv, ,.tN
io'G ., m. villlsc, AMI T,-. Vale,
branches Mai, 'r'n nbr,h
east. south ,nI ses'
80 y ~, Mall fr,m ,il print, n''tb. vest
aud east.
as y. ~. Main line Il. C.. -. J,". 4 C. u
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-22
Christian chureh.Ne Po!a:

EIdrr Fra D. August 900 rt,'l-
sunday school. i1s M,
Preaching ou ~" 1f,' ant 'b''i >'HiAy'
In seh mUnrh, n , IT, ,Id "S"iiuH,
S.P,S e h.. rSrfy >unrs' ryrn'ng,' p,r,
All .r- rnfilil.y .ly'i-i o. ht'-li
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-08-22

Rev W e. H-,sf p,,'u-
SADLY .'hb, - Van
Prrsch'l- ever, S.ud,i q Z, 80,
Psrachils 's.tt -.tis. 1t lia S'f.ss.
ehgrcH a. /! ~ p.Is.
Praya. Nsa'.n. wHiua,i,y ,''sfn IA .
80
Eyeti .ti, s,r'',y nv'rd 81 sI,-Ii ,b,-'
.sYv'ss4.
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summary --Three'base hits: Hall,
Kinnan; two.base hits: Coke, Kin
nan, Murphy, II. Meyer, Stolen bas'
es; Palfrcyman, May, Maxwell. Kin.
nan =: W. Meyer, Sherman. Sacrifice
hits: May, Bases on balls; ON
Sherman I, OH Kinnan 2, Struck out;
by Sherman u, Kinnan II, Double
plays: kinnan to Maxwell TO Pal.
freyman. Hit by pitcher; IIinde,
Moore. Umpire: Rostock.
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PERTURBATION Church. Woodvills

l.N g. a. l.up,rl-, ra',D'
i'rr,ritn- the M, tuu tu.'l sunday, Of
~ rirh mouth sabbath school ,t"h -und,r
At lOt n.
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ou-xon Christian Church s.ut ,2t,

". II. H,riIuar, scot
Preaching IN the second a. 'n"dH '""
day ~ II =. ~. aud 500 ~
Bible school cacn I0rlSda, ~ loa,m
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Christian Church. F,rss. City.

FIirf e. kcsuur Pastor
sunday ,.'hip. 81 ~ .. ~ ever, >untsy
Preaching ur ~" ht,t ,nd third -und,yso
each mpnth MORNING ,li evening.
N.r.C y, m."i,r,-r, sunday ~ )op IN.
Al rpri'nV nvi'at - attend 'h',. ,sr
vices.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,


uonv.n-> hurth Mondays IN frhru'N 'nd
October aud ihird Monday In Mas
Alon,p u. inrdrs. "ir'uit judge
A. " Tihhels, prosecuting attorney
Edwin A, Durham, c'rruit rlrfs
Geo D.. G.lvin, sheriff
Arthur A, Ilrrwcr st"nugripH'r
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Henry y. Wright, president
Peter Raiser, vir--presiisnt
N. l.. Norman, "a district
W. @. Proud, county phy,l'.iE
Frsnk I. Irllrr. secretary
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Presbyterian chur h. New Point,

i'ry T., - i;,urI', rr>tHt
rr,.r'hin. thr ,'rpn1 ,nt fuur'l 5uni,ys
rarh m,n'l -,hh,th >'hun "t''r sunday A.
10 A W
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OREGON WINS AND LOSES.
Oregon Wins From Mound City. 10.
2, and Loses to Lake
Parks. 12-d.

Tie locals met and defeated Chick.
en- Mckee's ozone grabbers here last
Wednesday In a one.sided contest by
a score OF iO.2.
Al no stage of the game did Mound
City have a look In, a. the locals
scored almost at will throughout the
seven.inning game.
Manager Mckee picked his port.
side HEAVIER, Curly" Iiill. to do the
heavy act for his hopefuIs. Although
Curly" seemed to have good stun and
pitched good ball, mum. rous errors
were made behind him. he retiring In
the fifth In favor OF Metscarr. who
Jared little better.
Captain Moore, OF the local squad,
chose Cooper. the wee south.paw Of
our High school. to start the game
for the first two innings and lie went
good. retiring then IN favor OF BAT.
ley. Who pitched the rest OF the
game. Bailey seemed to have every.
thing and with Moore behind him
pitched giIt.edged ball.
? Heavy hitting featured the entire
game for the locals. Tie score by in.
nings:
i2Jij X
Mound city ..........O 1000 :
oregon o.. ..,......J 20 o 10
Batteries Mound City: Hill, Nets.
carr, Cardinell, Mcdonald. oregon:
Cooper. bailey aud Moore. Markt.
Empires %. Fike and HostUck.
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County Court

Regular Terms first Mondays m f"hru
AIRY. May, August and November
Henry y. Wright, presiding Judge
Peter u Raiser, Judge III district
N. l., Norman, Judgt ID district
frank T.. Irllrr, clerk ~ county rnurt
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The oldest ban. IN the county.
Transacts a general banking business,
Interest paid on time deposits. Drafts
sold on all the principal cities Of the
country and Europe. Have made spe.
cial arrangements TO collect money
due from estates In foreign count ries,
The accounts OF farmers, merchants
and individuals respectfully solicited
Special care given TO any business In
trusted TO US.
Telephone No. ~.