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The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-18
Balloon Ascension and Para
chute Leap, al Oregon Horse
Show. Tuesday, July 22.
Monarch.
l,l'Tii,

Arthur and Anis Hughes visited
In Nodaway, sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Lilley visited sun
day at James smiths.
Violet and Roxie Chilcoat visited
sunday with Naleda Smith.
Mrs. James Smith and Grace
spent Monday at VIM. Graham's.
Earnest Kre,zer and wife, OF
Iowa, are 'isiting with Ia and Ma
Garner.
Ida Garner, who is working neal
Forest City, visited saturday night
and Sunday at home.
Roy Ashworth and family and
Mrs. James Smith visited Saturday
night and Sunday with Clyde Kretzel
and family.
Nellie Lumley, Grace Graham
Louie Boyles and Emerson Hughes
spent Sunday evening with Stella
and Ida Garner.
CLIFFORD,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-18
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The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-18
Balloon Ascension and Para.
chute Leap, at Oregon Horse
Show, tuesday. July 22.
Burr Oak.

Joseph Stone and family are Nls'
iiIns home folks, this week,
G.. 4. M0ser lost line mule, last
week, caused 10y eating too much
green corn while blowing corn.
Mrs. Jane lilachly was on the
,ick list a lew days, Las, week, hut
il much improved at this writing.
:. W. Ammo II tending" sepsra.
tor for byron iIinklr. Sol Is a good
one, and seldom gets 10 rest during
ihreseing time.
=. G. Alkire has been on the sick
list, but j. all right now. sam says
II Is u tine time 10 catch fish II lac
could get bait
Charley Hunt had quite a lire
July II. Tie wheat stubble caught
lire from the engine and burned
about 100 shocks Of wheat.
!. Z,niyely,who recently returned
from Southern Missouri, Is making a
hand In the wheat Held. Mr., d.,
thinks $500 per day beats soc.
Wheat threshing Is the order OF
the day. There has been four ma
chimes running within q radius OF
i've miles. This means around 5000
bushels per day.
Mrs. II. A. Bowles Is visiting In
Portland, Oregon, with her sisters
Mrs. Daisy Hallock and Mrs. Annie
Penny. She will return about the
first OF August, accompanied by hsl
mother, Mrs. Cox,
We understand that Mrs. Il. II
Lunsford will move TO Forest CITY
soon, where she can give her step
granddaughter, Miss Mary Brunt
meyer, the advantage Of public school
this year,
-.Sopher Blachly is the recipient OF
a fine gold watch, which was made {
present to him by his mother, as
birthday gift, July 4. We will no,
make mention as to how old Mr.. H..
is-of course the girls all know.
Eco.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-18
New Point and Vicinity.

--Enie Acton visited relatives In
and around New Point, last week.
Green King, Of Skidmore, visited
at the home of Mrs Oren, last week.
Anna Springer returned, Sunday,
from a visit with relatives In Mound
City.
-Lum Patterson was not well
enough to meet with the band, Sat.
urday night.
John Kearney, Of Forest city,
came out to visit Dr. kearney, a few
hours, Sunday.
Cole IIamm. Of St Joseph. came
10 his Uncle shannon Hardman's. Sat.
urday evening.
Mrs: Rayhill went TO oregon.
Wednesday evening, TO visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Stella Kneale.
Ralph Meyer and family went TO
ST. Joseph, Friday evening. Mrs.
Caldwell and children returned with
them.
It. J. Rodgers showed here, Tues.
day night. He gave a good enter.
tainment with his trained dogs and
ponies
The 18th being Mrs. Fannie kel.
ley's birthday, a number OF relatives
and friends gave her q surprise din.
ner.
Mrs. LATE Kunkel and twin boys
went TO her mothers, Mrs. Jackson,
for a visit. Mrs. Kunkel Is suffering
from an attack Of rheumatism.
Mrs. J. G. Morris was taken quite
sick, Saturday, and a nurse, Miss Ida
Hodges, OF ST. Joseph, was called.
Her friends wish for her speedy re.
covery.
Rev. +. u. Roberts received word
saturday morning that another grand.
daughter had been added to the list
Of grandchildren. Little Miss Mitchell
arrived at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Mitchell. OF Kansas City, Satur.
1ay morning, July w.
Julia kunkel came home, Salur-
day, after several months spent In
Amsterdam, Idaho, where she laugh,
school, last winter. She will return
10 teach this winter. She reports her
brother Byrl's health a. much better
and improving all the time.
--Dr Kearney and wife and Mary
Terry went to St. Joseph, Thursday
Dr. Kearney took Fred Patterson "a
Ellsworth Hospital, where pr. Geiper
operated for appendicitis. Messrs
Lum. Jim and Eldon Patterson also
accompanied Fred. Fred's man,
friends will he glad TO know that hs
Is doing line, and expects 10 b. HON,
soon.
NEgu.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-18

Joseph Ballenger, a barber from
81. Joseph, is working for Robert
Hatch. II lie can lind suitable
house he will probably remove here.
i have opened up Feed and
Coal business In Schultz Brothers
Warehouse. Come and see me before
making your orders.
ALBERT W. SEEMAN.
Examinations for teachers GER
tiicates will be held at the Oregon
school building, Friday and Satur'
day, August ! and 2. The order OF
subjects will be the same as hereto
fore. EARL A. ROCK,
County Superintendent Of Schools
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-18
Forest City.

''', ;" WIN" "p''"s'' W.
-H'S~ irene a',o', ',as 'etu,"e'
''o''' '"o'''" ''s'' w ~ 'osep''
Mrs. Il. J.. Turney was quite SICK
WIN sure '''oa'' se'e'" "a's' 'as'
VEIN
Mrs. IRVINE Matiers ana children
spe"' H"'"'"a! AZ '"e "eo'ee ""s
"''''''
Mrs tooksey Ieft saturday, 10
VS., 'e' SON. fre"' anu fanny near
Mrs oscar Moore ana children
visited near 'urIon' saturday ana
''"''
d ". kearney was the guest Of
VI, uncle pf r. T. hearney' OF New
f''I't' sunday
-Prof Long. OF Wells'i'le' Mo,
was the guest OF iriends mere several
DAYS last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rayles went
TO Mound City, evening last week,
IN their new car
MIR. and Mrs. Charley Evans yis.
tied ler parents, Uncle Philip Kohl.
mer and wife, sunday
Mrs. Ellen Nichols, of Omaha, Is
visiting relatives here. and In Kimsey
district. the past and present week.
Mrs. Harriet Kinder. of Falls
City. Neb.. visited her mother, Mrs.
Lease. and other relatives. last week.
Miss Ella waddl, has returned
from a short visit with her sister.
Mrs, Nate Martin, and family, in Cha.
rinda. Iowa
Mrs Rosa Carp.p,,r re,urn,d
Monday evening 10 her home in Kan.
sas CIV. after a weeks visit wit,
relatives here.
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day N tat. cave NJ Mrs N.ve, ant
h,,le son. George N,yer.Jr
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The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-18
A Summer Trip
To the Pacific
Coast and
Rocky Mountains

You will he interested In our fold.
err describing various summer tours
To the Pacific Coast country, taking
In a variety of wonderful and inter.
esting places, such a. Colorado, Cal.
ifornia, Puget Sound, Yosemite Val.
ley, Yellowstone and Glacier Ma.
tional Parks. viii you allow me TO
send you a complimentary copy Of
this booklet2 IL contains many maps
and a great variety Of illustrations
as well as descriptive text matter.
1t is my business TO help in max
Ing plans for Summer trips such as
this and II you will allow me to aid,
great deal Of the annoyance of
preparation can he taken of your
hands.
can tell you all you may want to
know about such a trip, explain
about the Special Excursion rates
the Burlington has adopted this year
engage your sleeping berths, deliver
your tickets, look after your bag
gage, and be Of real use TO you.
Kindly ask for copy Of our free
booklet called Pacific Coast Tours.
j. T. Birmingham, Ticket Agent,
Burlington Route, Forest City, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-18
WAIT

rof the 1914 overland "35". A thirty
i've horsepower motor, four inch
tires, ia inch wheel base, torpedo
body, eighteen inch steering wheel,
crowned tenders, no rivets showing,
full electric lighted ell round. The
price Is $3.50 I. o. b., Toledo. Cars de-
liyered In rotation - orders are
taken, HASNESS b FOSTER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-18
&. u Il =. Time

No,e-A Daily except Sunday.
A special train for stock and car.
load shipments will leave Oregon at
1910 y. m, whenever desired by
shippers.
Notice: All local freight will leave
Oregon on the go a. m. train,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-18

Transfers for week ending july -.
lnl3:
WARRANTY DEEDS,
Claude Henderson TO Walter
Meyer. q and nv ~ H., ~, -. vi 500
Howard W Mills TO W u Helen.
beck. II NV Il. ~, .Is.......... ojo
Milton Heron TO i X Arm.
strong, lots :, -, u. block u.
Mound city ............... 2,2jO
Geo " Gotten and wife to 4 W
Gotten, ~ NV and ne ~ u,
III, - .....t.....,.., ..,',,,.. !
Geo W Gotten ana wife Ia a W
Gotten, n lot = nv :, ~. - 5000
II A joic. to Mary \ Roads, lot
IL, block -, Cunning Add,
Bigelow .......,.,.,...,... ~
Chas T. Taylor To Riley lIuiau,
lots u and :, block ~. oregon. 81
Qurr.cLAiM DEEDS.
Lillian u Tracy TO John N Ira.
cy, sundry lots, Mound city.
! " Tracy TO Lillian u Tracy,
contract, division Of property.
Newton II Roberts To Martha
Roberts and bale Mueller,
will
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-07-18
Abstracter and Nesotiator Of Loans,

Transfers for week ending June -.
1913.
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Roy Cup and wife to Eliza.
beth Culp, LOT }, block y,
Highland Add, Oregon .....s 400
Jonathan Culp and wife to W
u Richards, lot ,, block y.
Highland Add, Oregon .... 400
= II Schultz to Roy l. Cup, lot
I. block n, Highland Add,
oregon ................ 22J
Gottfried Sommer to Mary
Sommer. TT Secs . and ), 80.
d and "a, 10. D go. ........ 2O.537
Silva McCox et al to William
Sipes, lots In Herrin's Add,
forOes. .................... JU
Julia A Devorss ct al TO WIN.
lam Sipes. 1T ~, 80, 3I...... 100
State Of Mo TO John N Oneil,
Patent ne ne j, ~. 10 $500. 20
Ella Zachary vs. Chas Pearson
ct al, Decree We sw ~, ~, 3.
Martha NJ Davis to Maria T.
Davis. lots ~. ~. u. block y,
Maitland ......... ....... I
QuiT.CLAiM DEEDS.
Coda Sharp to J II Watson.
lot ~, block Il, Craig ....... !
The Dolores star., 1913-08-01

lion 70 wasted In desultory manner
alooG Hines that even Q Gambler
wtsld esspits Tor their lack Of justin.
eae1oa
Ins nsn Who have made . success
q advsFtising have not looked q Il
= matter u luck. They have ~
lieved its great powers wsre subject
70 immutable laws and have. sougAt
10 become familiar with them. IIius.
trstions. words and space. and the
cost o. Tho same. while carefully
weighed and considered. have been
suhordinatetd 10 the main purpose Of
producing mental Impression. ] can
Imagine Millss, the painter Of The
Angelus." testing colors and canvas.
and demanding only the best the mar.
ket could afford. regardless Of price.
but never asking the dealers In art.
lists materials to submit bids. The
best service and the best articles can.
not be secured by asking for COM
petitivc offers In price.
The place Of advertising in mod.
ern business 10 secure. II occupies
the most important position notwith-
standing It's true functions are 20
largely misunderstood. The merchant
princes, the monarchs Of manufactur
Ing, and the generals Of distribution
nave found advertising absolutely 20,
sential to the upbuilding and conduct
II their enterprises.
Advertising thus gives . manufac
.urer the power TO produce trade for
the thing he 10 best equipped to pro
duce. II eliminates competition. II
creates. forces. builds. II makes
things happen. Advertising 10 &C
many-sided In its character that u
deserves attention In connection with
every department OF q business or
ganisation. As already stated. II will
produce desire; gratined desire pro
iuces habit. and habit produces bust
ness. But Advertising does more than
thin. II makes sales. Not In the
same sense a. the salesman. for the
brainy salesman IL only given larger
FIELDS for usefulness and greater
emoluments for his efforts when he
cooperates with advertising.
The one thing that should convince
the average business man who has
rot given much time and thought to
advertising 10 that II has commercial
value Of the highest order: that II
really 10 . higher evolution Of com
merce and a marked improvement ON
average commercial conditions, ~ n
evidenced by the growing spirit on
the part Of owners OF ADVERTISING
space to restrict the use Of the same
to customers whose business 10 desir-
able. and also to censor the text mat
ter and, In some instances. even to
tone down the too free use Of heavy
faced type and vary display.
Napoleon would have made q grand
advertising man. When sought for
to Quell riot raging In the streets
u Paris. he was found In his attic.
alone and diligently studying the
streets Of the great city. When con-
fronted with the success Of his later
campaigns and realizing the import.
ancs Of having he masses with him.
hs carefully calculated the effect oi
waiting before announcing his Veto
ries until he was able to date his dis
patch with the name Of the palace Of
his defeated adversary. This intelli.
gent combination Of accurate knowl.
edge OF the real fundamental and sub.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-01

you are wasting your time writing
poetry" ..
But I sell poetry" protested the
other.
And that convinces me that you
can sell anything. Such being the
case. why not take up high class
bonds or steel bridges or something
bigY
The Dolores star., 1913-08-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPublisher.l
N.a rnal and

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPublisher.l
Non Coal Land
Depa rtment Of the Interior,
US. Land Office at Durango, Colorado,
July LIST, 1919
Notice 10 hereby given that Carl Q: Wilker'
iyOs, made homestead application Serial. No.
o,X, Tor the W 9 Of NEt 81 NE and SEA NE
aud SE I Of section II, township y north
rang IA west, N N p Meridian, has filed notice
Of Intention to make final five year proof, to
establish claim 10 the land above described,
before j, N. Brumlsy, clerk OF the district
court Of MOntezums county, at Cortez. Colorn-
do on the 18th day Of August, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Dunbar, Jodie Squircs, Frank Wheat.
land and Chris wilkerson all OF Dolores, Colo
RADIO.
First pub July II; last pub August Is lsia,
The Dolores star., 1913-08-01
--latest Invasion.

First Suhirasette Hobo-What BE-
came Of Weary Mile WAlk-a.wAyf"
Second Suffragettc Hobo-she and
DustinA Rhoades were riding the rods
Of Q Santa Re east-bound. when Weary
Mile let loose to put her hat o.
straight
The Dolores star., 1913-08-01
j (JSI'

rr.nediee Fold n t,eadlIoes.

Tragedies Told In Headlines.
Forgot to Remove His Chew Of To.
hacco Before Entering Church. Was
Shown to Front Seat"
Insists on Reading Sporting Page
While Getting Haircut: Interested Bar.
Der Ships on Piece Of Ear"
Young Man Seized With Violent
Spell Of Hiccoughing While Calling on
His Betrothed; Engagement An
nulled."
"Estrangement Between Two Soci-
ETY. Leaders; One Tells Of Finding
Coclroach on Garments After Making
Call on the Other"
The Dolores star., 1913-08-01
peeludIesd choleo.

wont you marry me, dear!" plead
ed the actor, after his fourth divorce.
why. I kind O. like you. Billy
said the actress: but I've heard 30
much about you, I fear"
my dear" hastily interrupted the
actor, you must not believe all those
old wives tales."-Judge.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-01

'This show makes me tired" said
Borlsigh. Il don't think there 10 any.
thing new under the sun"
Perhaps not" replied Mrs. Bor.
leigh; but unless am greatly mis-
taken. Robert 10 sitting on your new
opera hat."-Judge.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-01
The Spoon Told.

Three little girls each had received
. silver spoon as Christmas gift.
Mine has From your papa on the
handle" said Georgia.
Mine says To my loving daugh-
ter" chimed In Margaret.
And mine." said Mabel proudly.
says Hotel Auditorium Puck.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-01

why don't you get In the habit Of
going 70 the dictionary when you want
70 know how 70 spell . wordi'
Il Do occasionally. but somehow
he dictionary always has Il wrong"
The Dolores star., 1913-08-01
Ad Hints


Advertising II the cheapest
method Of salesmanship.
Ninety per cent. Of the people
are predisposed each day to
read the news. Therefore you
must seek 10 hnd tho news
value In your advertising.
The store Of today has b.
come Q public institution and
has got to lead . public life.
The store OF the future will
deal in human interest more
than In commercial interests. Il
will advertise more personality
and less merchandise. II will
be a. much Of . woman's club
a. . woman's buying place.
We are putting the best
brains into business: therefore
we have 10 set the best brains
out Of business.
For the question, What kind
Of type shall I user" the answer
10 the same ~ TO what drinks
shall I drink !'--anythins you
please. only don't mix them.
When you have done your
best you are all through.
II your advertising 10 stupid
you have no right TO blame the
people for not reading Il.
We were taught nearly dfty
years ago that . store must
have q code Of sthics--the same
- . man. yet most OF ~
haven't learned Il even today.
We have nothing 10 offer but .
price and the man with better
price ticks ~ to Q hnish.
Evsry merchant. manufactur.
or and advertiser who tries TO
build his city into . better city,
builds himself with the city.
Not to change the style Of .
woman's gown every season b
suicidal.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-01
Friday. August !. 1918.
ADVERTISING HAS
COMMERCIAL VALUE
b Most influential Force I
Building Up Modern
Business.

Building Up Modern
Business.
0y JOHN LGG MAXIM.
This 10 an age Of advsrtisins. With.
h the memory Of older men the am
bilious youth was urged to enter the
church. the army, the law or the SCI
ences. To engage IN trade was to
lower social tone. Now business 10
generally recognised - . world-domi.
mating science. II 10 becoming more
intricate and complex. requiring the
highest grade Of intelligence.
Commerce In it, higher attitudes 10
shown when. after gathering the prod
ucts Of Industry. II goes farther IN
changing their form and character
into other articles specially suited for
the higher needs Of men and women.
Then. by every possible means stir.
ring interest. creating desire. sducat-
Ing appetite and developing new
wants. II makes stable market for
the newly created and more complex
commercial products. In this way
-. r.is.A - ,,clnAs ~ nscessities
s,t,c,.s N. 49, ~ mich va mn.
49,. - ~. srs.An.rsnt. a. Ire
nrs..nt rs.sr.t,oc
n doing this. commerce requires
the wonderful new power which the
mere trader never possessed. That
power. with ne skill. thought. r.
sources and Judgment. virils energy.
iargsasss Of nsatal growth and equip
shss seeo.,.i:Ass tAias.. y called %,
The Dolores star., 1913-08-01
Persistent.

"Our sins are sure to ind ~ out"
quoted the Wise Guy.
yes. but they have IN unpleasant
habit Of calling again" added the Sin.
Ne Mug.
The Dolores star., 1913-08-01

TIE prspee capse.
Really blanket bills shoall -
nasss1 Sos street saving"
why scr
~ ssvee ~ ~ 6 he slsosG
besAg."
The Dolores star., 1913-08-01
entomolony.

Outlines the little bcdbug 10
A busy ~ can be.
] hope In his activities
He won't alight on mel
The Dolores star., 1913-08-01

gsespssa 0sst cvltSeA
Durops has almost syoeo.ooo aeFoo
1evoes1 70 beee culture. The quantity
~ quality have greatly inersaeso
~ lmDeovod = ~ yoosA
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-10

Ir1eQQ, my pack morse, GruDSCdKe!
=. Very soon after we had left Nc
Carthy, and just as all signs of civil
ization had passed completely out of
sight, the trail winds into the ''untail-
ed waters of the ,Nazena river.
l took firm hold of Grubstake's
tween my knees and we waded in!
But it was not so easy as it prom
ised!
! No sooner was -Grubstake up to her
knees than rushing torrent bore us
down stream into fully twelve feet of
water!
! chung to the plucky little pack
horse, trying to guide her back into
the safe waters.
But down we rushed with the tor
-whirling around a dozen times.
And suddenly Grubstake
"got hep" She started swimming
for the shore, the current sweeping
us diagonaIy.
But in ten minutes we had landed,
tired but safe, on the other side!
And we didn't lose a thing except
some exposed films! And guess we
were lucky, for 1 have heard since
that two horses and half dozen
packs have been lost here the past
month!
The others of our party had been
forced to turn back owing to swift
water in a, second channel, and, after
eongratulating me across stream,
continued their hunt for ford.
made camp and, while drying my
outfit, was joined by G. W. Wolfe,
who owns claim number two below
Discovery. He was taking in three
horse loads of supplies.
Guided by him along a short cut
over the river bottoms, we made the
mouth of Chitistone very quickly, the
others following as soon as they got
across. -..
Here we heard of the death, Sun
dav of Mike COnnOrS at G1acier
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-10

their lives thus far on this stampede,
but over a dozen horses have been
lost. ] -
But, now that we have Wolfe with
us to act as guide, no more trouble
is expected.
But you never can tell! Perhaps
Grubstake and may have even big
ger adventure up here in this land
that God forgot"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-10
MOVE CONVENTION AWAY FROM
. SPRINGFIELD, ILL.

Springfield, Ill.,, Sept. 1o.-After
holding but one session of what was
supposed to be weekend convention,
Brotherhood Cement Workers moved
to st. Louis as protest against recent
action of local commercial club in
voting 487 to 70 in favor of "open
shop" in secret ballot during build
ing trades strike.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-10

'FWhy did they elope? Her parents
were in favor of the marriage"
well, you see, she was concealing
her real age, and if they were mar
ried at home her father would have
to give her away" /