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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-23

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Gslo .pn eau. puroe Bu ~ = a95 aus.
aeiieben.
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: Bunses : Dbfiaationen paren
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yer. Staaten RefuHoiruHg 2 297K-9sH,
geb., ~ resiitrirte 11O4-i11 asb.. Gov.
pons 1I0K aeb., 80 rtgiitrirts 1O11 -
1917. QoupsHs 1e1 4--102 4, Banana Re.
g'lferto 995 97H get. bo. Coupon 81, 101
-102.
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am Sorntitfage fbnad unb bic qreiie bat
ten au iisiosn. gluf auslanbifde Rednrng
puros itarf Derfauft unb biefes irug piel
nit our 9epreiiion bel. @eaen 6d,lub aber
muroe Der Warft pieoer itari.
etisstslM aitiem.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-23

NHhs'"b Rshts hmthpt.
Sie ltmidbe int hiefasu Clearinghouse
bslnfen iid) beute auf s4,327,2S0.
asial.etinritztsn.
an Der 86rie tuaren bi. @efadfts beute
10 ilau ME je unb es mar rlur Elm einSiger
gertauf ~ berid3ien, rdnlid 8 aftieu Der
Ginr. Vewport e. Gob. Street 8p. 60. prf.
~ T. 9m oifenen Rarite uurosn Der.
fault:
I'm pfffntn Dlarftt:
= 20 Kitten Der amerienn BOILING 91ia
~, tuHl. s....s..s...............,. 90
$50 600 aoutfionn Bart 3. 1895 .105h
sigooo y; z. Traction I, . 1919 ...... 96h
$1,000 9iHc. Neipp. x Gob. l. Q 49,. g7
1900 famLlion eiroempao ] Jq6,. OK
$4,000 Soiiiberr Gbio Ir. 8 ........... g1
Ra6itebtnoe 9abeae bon i'm bisiiaen
Wartt b.finoli6sn Bombs uub &ttien aiebt
bic oifsieaen Guotirunsen an:
etasdiAe gsHss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

Since tho sensational Oh strike 90
beaumont in 1901 petroleum has had
hrst place 100 the mineral production
OF Texas. the valuc of the OH output
in 1879 constituting more than One
third of the total mineral production
uf The state. The production increased
frum p5gG.45t burrcla. valued ut tG.-
btt652. in 1911. to ltfa5.0as barrels.
valued ut fS,Nt2,tl2, iu 1879. accord
INK Co figures complied by the United
states geological survey 100 ro-upcfa-
ton with the Tosas bureau cot eco-
numIo eroloRy The increase WAS de-
rived almost altogether from the
Eiectrn field, in the northern part OF
the state. whore a. mrEe amount uf
development work and "wildeattins'
was carried on during the year
second in Importance among che
mineral products ut Texas. rcckoncd
hl the value of output is cuni IN
Guiding Ignite or brown coat the pro-
ductiou amuunting Co 4,tAN.GIl short
tons, vuiuvi b; s7Eaa.14i in 1879.
against l,bt4,Sg3 short tons. valued
ut g2,tt3,2Nh. in lgiI TcXns h. the
only state boz thc union chat produces
considerable quantities ct both bi.
Z luminous coal ana true Ignite The
areas ot grur coal are much smaller
ihHn those uf hrnitc hut contribute
nearly halt of ma output ana about
so pos cent ct tho total value. The
Ignite areas ,Atcut in d, belt nom the
sabine 60 the Rio Drndt, but tho
production iv Hunted ut present ta
[ III counties The hitumiuoua uroas
are somewhat scattered. thr larger
I field being in thc central puw Of thr
state and two smaller fields hurdorinn
on the ilio Graudr
Tho only other mlncwi products
which contributed as mulch us 81
00u,o0o tu the total value are oiuy.
remcnt, natural gns. and asphalt. IN,
clay products of Tcxas were yal1ed al
32,ssG,0GN in 1912. against ge.G5e.alg
I in 1911
Tho manufacture OF Portland Gee
meni la Texas is practically u parl
of the history of the last ave ycnrs
During that time the production has
/ increased rapidly, from less than
50o.0 barrels he 1905 to i.162.7se
barrels IN 1919 IN 1871 tho produc.
tioH WAS i50815i barrcia, and 10,
production in 1912 IL therefore AN In.
[ crease of over $50. 600 barrels. This
value of the cement increased from
[ 4ts2g. s2f IN 1871 Co S2.062.12i n
iais. HaG materials for the manu-
mciure of cement are ahundantly dla.
/ trhwod throughout the state.
The production Of natural gas In
| 1919 was valued Rt Slf05,O77, AND
that OF asphalt al ftsXAG4o. both
showing good gains over 1914. Quick.
silver Be- produced In Brewster coun'
~, In the western part 81 the state
Tho principal quarry product ls lime
stone and N used for building, fol
foundations. Tor curbing and flnf
stones, for road making for concret'
and for flux. The red granite 81
Barnet county has few equals ln az
tracliveness Ia the United States
The other commercial minera
products of the state are copper ul
lerH earth gems gold, gypsum, irol
ore, Head, graVei mnd- lime brick ali
lver sud zinc. Some tin has been Co.
ported la the neiBnb0gh2ea 81 y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

TIs

The total quantity uf wool sold and
sent forward ON owners accounts iu
Australia up Co tho holiday period b.
estimated nt about 81, per cent sgd
ney Will reopen on January Sun. while
Melbourne yin NOT open until Jan
uary tsth.
Estimates az the quantity 0i wool
90 come forward iu sydney ana Mel
bourne are rcspcrtiVelt. 100000 lnios
ana go 900 to so 600 bales
IN the Argentine. cahled ndyircs of
December goth. state that some g.
million kilos have been received up
to date 10 the central marNrt of
which about II million were uusold
Further arrivals are estimated tU
reach o. possible go million kilus nd
diiiuaal of woods mostly unsuitable,
for America.
Cable ndvices on "wednesday rc-
ported tho market nrm lu liurnos
Aires while Montovidco was. if any
thing against the buyer wen skirt.
90 WooM were uuotahle on the hnsir
~ 100 and 1850 for Lincoln and
low quarter. respectively. cost and
freight noston. This means approx
imntcy 203-t aud % ~ cents. Hll
charges paid Some well known
WOODS, however. vera quoted re 30 and
9 cents landed. all Charge Uaid, for
equal quantities ~ Lincoln and low
quarter. "Ranch-sklrted' wools 500
called. are said 90 have been pur-
chased on the basis at 2 lid. a5-Sd
and 10 ASA g. and e. nomon
Montoyidoo wouls were quoted lg q
leading packer for well-sklrtod woods
az I s i-td for GuE estimated 10 shrinh
about a. per cent, ~ 3-id for SOS
(cstimnted shrinknre % par cent?
SOS at l2isd. shriukaEe % per cent.
4g-iSs t2d, shrinkage $50 per cent
i6s. ~ La, shrinkagc 80 per cent
ana SOS iid, shrInkaRe 20 per cent
Territory avcrage weeks bust
ness has been accomplished in terri
tory woods again this week Gn'
large New England corporation Is
said 10 have taken more or less nne
ana half-hlood clothing at ~ 20 rs
cents respectively tor Mouunas
Pennsylvania and New Jersey inter.
osis aa VOL ns local topmakora ar,
also said To have taken q consider.
able weiEhi 0f territory woods on The
market ~ fun current rates. Top
makers wools have averaged about i1
cents on tho clean basis for ordinnr,
woods Some utuhH ana Colorado,
have figured less and the bert Ufah'
are doubtless costing up 10 As cent
clean.
one large territory operator de-
| ella raa thnt A ranlfX Nna hgau uoaathfi
90 secure a fractional advance On th'
better woods remaining, ana Ia aom'
INSTANCES wools ~ heavier condition
/ are said 20 nave brought the price
commanded by better wools shor
Time ago, which is equivalent 10
! slight advnnce. Tho transactions %
the week have Included about every
thing IN territory woods. except thu
staple WOODS have not moved OK
tensively
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
} MINERAL PRODUCTION or
} TEXAS INCRt NSit~ FoUH
MILLION DOLLARS

Figures of United ~tatcs Gcoiug-
, iai survey show Greater a.
ti,ity in M Hrnnshcs of Mining.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

The Chilean government n giving
much attention 20 the development ~
the coni mines Of that country which
Ia time are expected 10 produce
enough fuel 20 supply the homo de-
mund.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
ole Evening Herald Want Ads
Three Lines Three Times: Three Dimes

addition thereto the costs hnd ox-
pcnsos uf this snle
Dated this 18Th day Of December.
fufl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

rrimblc's livery. an W. Copper
Phone 3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
In the District Gourt, county ~ Her.
nnliilo, state ~ New NeNira.
The state National lnnk nf Alhu-
uugrquc, y NJ.
Piulntiff.
NOTICE on sALE

NOTICE or SALE.
Notice b. hereby given that by vir-
tue OF writ of attachment issued
out of the District Court for the Sec
uud judicial District within ana for
the County Of Hernniillo on the 3lst
day or May, 1919. against the prop
criy ~ the defendant above named,
and to me directed. ! then and there
levied, pursuant 10 tho command Of
said writ upon the property OF the
defendant hereinafter described, and
"a judgment having thereafter been
duly rendered ln said cause in favor
uf tho plaintiff and lHairst the dee
PENDANT. and writ 90 execution and
vvndltioni eXpOnaH having been duly
issued out OF said court. ana To me
directed. henriag date the 10th day
Of December, 1913, l. the undersign-
ed, Jesus Romero. sheriff OF the
County OF Hcrnalillo, viii ON Satur-
day, the iSth day uf January. 1914,
Ht eleven o'clock iH the forenoon Of
said day. at the front door OF tho
Court House in Albuquerque In the
County OF iernalillu. expose for sale
and sell 20 the highest ana best bid-
der Tor cash an set the following de-
scribod property aud real estate, So
levied upon by me, being situate in
and near the city of Albuquerque ln
The County of nernnlIllo and state Of
New Mexico, and more Particularly
described as follows. to-wit.
The East Fortv-soycn and One
Third CA i-3l feet ~ Lots Sew
en- 90. Eieht CSl and Nine 60.
ANA al of Lot Ton n0) In Block
No. Forty three H3) OF the Hu-
ming Highland Addition Ia the
CITY Of Albuquerque, ana Lots
One (l) and Two cd la Block
No. Thirteen Cial 90 the parih
Addition, az appears by maps ~
said Additions and property on
nlo Ia the office Of the County
Clerk ana ey-oificio recorder Of
The County 81 Bernnllllo
Notice u further gwen that the
amount which win ho duo upon the
said judgment ne the date OF the saie.
and FOR which the said property viii
BE- sold 10 the sum Of iioyg.l5, and ln
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
JESUS ROMERO.

Sheriff 81 Bcrualno County
Marion a. Wood. ATTORNEYS idr
Plaintiff, Albuquerque. y. A.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

inHo.
The total value OF me m.9crl pro-
duction of Texas increased rrom SIS.
iaN,Na5 in t9ll Go t22,5sIoi. In 1919.
an advance uf Si'oU.U0U. twu-thirds
ur which was dHt 90 the larger pro-
auction OF petroleum ana natural gas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

Trimble's livery. removed 10 ltcd
Barn. ai1 W Copper Phone g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

Full weight and satisfaction
guaranteed. New State Coal
and Wood Yard. c. +. Kun,
Prop. Phone 35.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
HELP WANTED

WANTED Messenger boys. must bee
frst-yiats Ncwun delivery. 2iB
South Secuud street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

TYPEWRITERs.
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN Money advanced
% railway ana other employees on
salaries az huuschoid goods. without
removal. Union Loan Co. over Fifat
National Rank.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

WANTED Competent sccond girl ut
the v W. e.. A, sl5 south Third
street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

WANTED To BuY Second hand
furniture stoves and ranges. q. w
bcheer. 2li East Central. Phone tOGs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
WANTED TO BUY

-~>-ss-~~~~e-~e~-c~v~Ns~-
WANTED We buy Ola gold ana sill
var 1owclFy Benefits rs =. 2nd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
LOST
FOR SALE livestock.

FOR SALE cheap. enc thoroughbred
Jersey COW. Inquire iia W. silver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

WANTED clean rags. Evening
Herald office,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
STTUATION WANTFD

77717'7777s
WANTED Position as housokeeper
cor seamsiress. VIII leave town 81
necessary. Address N. A.. care
Herald
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07
The Band Concert.

The band Concert, In Oregon last
saturday Afternoon, given 10y the
N.A Point band, under the auspices
Of III. Oregon Commercial club, was
decided success, and was greatly en-.
JOled by many VI our citizens, besides
many from the country, Who came IN
TO hear Tie excellent music dis.
coursed 10y this splendid musical or
gsniLttion, under the efficient direc.
lorship Of Lum Patterson, the vet
eran band leader There are - pieces
In this organization, and they Ger.
tainly looked line IN their spick, span
new white suits, II We could only
have a band concert every saturday,
or every other saturday, during the
season. We are sure they would be APP
prpciated by all
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07
Making Good.

Gnayna N In
IA, sv,S 40 90. .',,v LA ,o 20,
tSs ho~ hev,ns No, sssr shim n, a
snoa ,crg ,inoh ara AZ go, unnv I, &c
siwsy ,os , ,s n,sssn ~ ~" raa, smell
naonis ,hsv e,.e~s have Sane, binv
~. tie, Il .i~ dn,s,.s,,n., IL
~ on. ~ ,i,nss vn,;n, mar ,h., Zoe
ayo, hean hvsv .od Snd snr,o,h,,v IN
AZ ali tGs tin,s 'S'e
Ceo,ve has lad a .,,uy.,,. nj,
,b,onvs nj. Iifs and las n,w ,s,cb.
sd a noini ,ha, ann. ,sim,ns ,,.
com,nv Ills nav thst shn,,iy viii
mails linn AN nccunan, on ea.y :, yppt
G.orye aItbouvl, Ills I'M 10. he,,,
.n.,in., .,,o,,, H., .,i ~ III. d.
mapinv good ,ust lilo sans liz ua,
hn,n ~, I,iaay H.. iY,,, ~ III.
month and his wif, is I'm. li,h child
nf the family j,is h,,,Ida, An,
Sen,en,ber mi, 1875 aud f. a son n,
ihe lai. Tobias I.as. wbo served in
lbs I'uion army nc n nsmh.r of ,i,r
ard Missouri lnianity
Whsn IA. ,,n, ,,',nuv,, viii ia. die.
tric, school Ia. lad n In,,iu,, fnr ,ie
mercantile business and snt.,sd ,h.
employ Of I'm. Ford. I eas. cnnnan,
al Forest CIV. mn In liz, tipe az III,
iir. wLirh desiroy.d nj, bu.in.s.
i,ouse which on: -, I,h,"arv 7;
lsr, m, linen ven, hacp To- Q
farm. for n f.w wars bnt ,.,Y,n.n
In Eor.s, Ci,y. and .n,.,.d ~. s.r.
Nee of " y IicIardsnn In ,hs v.n.
erai m.rchandise busin.ss and n,
ihen engaged i'm tbe iumlmr hn"in..s
and then another chance n. Ven,
In Eortas,.,,, and hnm,,I,, TIA. r,,,..,
en-. NerraniiI, C0n,nany's camera
stock, TIis il. cond,r,.d r., iwn
wears when h, sold to ,he I.ase H,o,h.
s,s and Ills sn,in, H.. x.n, hacr
IN farm IN. l.. And nj. h,o,I'.,
James buyiny n IA acre ,rac, n.a,
Eoy,escue
II. las lis acres in corn. vi in
wL.a, .; IN .lf.lf. in. ,i.,, ,.,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07
LISTEN! We have decided
to continue taking trading
checks.
FiTTS.BUNKER MER. co.
M. &. Church Notes.

Tile Fourth and last DtIart,fly
Meeting Viii I've held next week We'd,
nrsday ,,i,ht Al riyI,, o'clncx i, ~.
church. Let us hope that every ON.
cial member viii be present,
Tile rnion Meeting viii he held
next sunday morning In our church
and the sermon viii be preached by
kro Clage,t Of III. Ir.,byi.riai,
church. IL l. Hoped ,hat Ne Mil
have a large attendance al this ser.
vice.
BRO. l.. |. Moore arrived lIom. safe.
~ from his vacation rIip ias, Mon
day morning, and reports having lad
a line outing. Mrs. Moor. and Mary
tarried In Seattle for a more extend.
ed visit.
The storm cloud Of Europe. 1, Of
peculiar Interest to the citizens OF
our town aud community, OWN. To
the tact that one Of our families,
Dr, Proud aud wife and children. are
over there In the midst of n All. and
doubtless would return n they c,IIld,
The Union service last SUNDAY Was
only fairly well attended, owing 10
the Chautaupua being in fun bIasr
However the meeting was helpful and
interesting. The service viii b. heId
next Sunday In the NJ. r, Chu,ch,
An are most cordialIy inyi,sd =" AZ.
tend. ~ ~
| was greatly pleased last Sunday
morning TO see some of INV yonny
people from Arkoe, Mo, in lie audi.
ence. I had been their pastor for
-four delightful years, and TO see them
again and have q short visit With
them Was q real treat indeed,
The little Ford run.a bout. that
carries this preacher a,onnd n.ds a
record run tie other dsy over Mr.
viii CAROLS mail route MI Gar.
roll Was anxious TO return early tlat
day that lie might assist in m. funer.
al Of Mrs. Hsrsha, and preyaileJ an
me to take him around his route
We left the postofiIce exactly AZ len
O'Clock, started around tGe ronte
put tile mall In eiphty.tiye mai boxes
killed the engine hive times in sion.
ping, stopped TO water lie car tyay.
eled twenty six and ssventG siyI,tb
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07
Went Down Deep.

For several years A. u. Crider has
been trying TO get Q well that viii
not 20 dry during the summer
months, the acreage we'll being 30 to
" feet deep. This last week, while
drilling . new one, water was reached
1t the depth OF 1856 feet. Just before
reaching the water, II was necessary
to drill through . very hard shell like
crust. As soon as the crust was
broken, water gushed up with such
force that II stood 80 feet In the
well, bringing with II several pieces
OF wood, MIR. Order says that II Is
impossible to lower the water and he
believes he has we'll At last that
will furnish q sufficient amount
Maitland Herald, July 30.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07
Real Estate,

The july real estate has certainly
been In harmony with the month,
mighty dry, and dealers have certain.
ly had but little TO do for our record
shows only q total Of 90 instruments
were tiled-there being but - war.
ranty deeds put on record as compar-
ed with . year ago the warranty deals
were about the same, but the trust
deeds filed we're much larger than
year ago. The warranty transactions
for July 1914, amounted to s5O,l62
and the trust deeds filed, s64. $50.
While the releases amounted to oil.
6l8. There we're but three deals dur.
Ing the month that involved 5000
or over. These we're:
VIM. f. Bennett to VIM. w.
Patterson, " I NV 30, ptei
SiFum Griffith toJ. L. Nsumsn,
81 sw q. 63, 80 -. ....... .elO, 900
Eliza II. Payne to M. r.
Martin, I sw IL: n 80
and - ne 10, 40, 50. .....el6, 900
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07
Lost..A Leather Watch Fob
with an Elk tooth on II. Will
pay reward for return.
BERT 6. PIERCE.
Society,".

Miss look entertained at cards
"Wednesday morning, August ), In
honor OF the following Chautauqus
visitors: Mrs. J. z. Fitts, Of Kansas
City. Mrs. G. c. kancher, OF Mem.
pills, Tenn; Miss Edith Christy, of
Maryyille, Mo-. Mrs. j. J. Rayhill,
Of Milo, Mo. Bridge was played at
three tables and 900" ~ live tables.
Mrs. H.. s. Teare won the 800
prize and Miss Zinna Bragg WAS the
fortunate Lridge player. Other out
of.town guests were: Miss Francis
Soper,. Of ST. Joseph; Miss Lydia TO.
nat, OF Pitisburg, Penn: Miss Melba
a Anderson, OF Jacksonville, ILL.,; Mrs.
Virgil Grinstead, OF Salem, Neb. Az
the noon hour luncheon was served
In two courses.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07
Some Travelling.

Sol Meyer. wife and their seven
very interesting children left here,
Thursday morning Of last week, July
10, In their car for Presumption, III.
They arrived at their destination,
Saturday evening. August 2, at eight
O'Clock, having driven . distance OF
$3.50 miles, and had no trouble OF any
kind enroute. except . couple OF
punctures. They will remain q
couple OF weeks, visiting Mrs. Meyers
brothers and sisters. The car used
was q Chalmers.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07
The Contest.

Tie Fitts.Bunker Mercantile Co.
plano contest closes Saturday night
al 10 o'clock. More enthusiasm IL
being shown every day, as the closing
time II NO near IT hand. This tine
piano II well worth the greatest effort
TO he secured. All contestants are
working hard and running neck and
neck. Below N the contest ants
NJ audiny Tuesday night.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07

sherman for Bigelow and Haynie for
S Mound s GIsisy Both std sides RSt SP
man was touched up for more hits
than Hsynie, he seemed to keep his
hits more scattered and pitched him.
Mound City looked certain Of scoring.
Score BY Innings:
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07
Mound City Bests Bigelow.

Sunday last, McKee's sluggers, Of
Mound City, under the leadership Of
Bart Ealy, defeated Bigelow 1t Jack.
sons field 1t Big Lake, by . score Of
81. The game was clean, well
fought one from start to finish and
resulted 10 Q pitchers battle between
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07
Teachers Examination,

Examinations for teachers certih.
Gates will be held at Oregon school
building, Friday and Saturday, Aug.
ust ! and 9, 1914 Order Of subjects
the same as heretofore.
EARL A. ROCK,
County Superintendent.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07

Friday. July %, J. Rippy Van.
Deventer had the misfortune Of dis.
locating his hip. With team he
Was dragging some old trees oil the
lawn, When one snapped In two, one
Of which struck Ills hip, causing the
dislocation. DR.. Paul was called and
set the dislocation and Rippy, al
though not being able to walk, with
very much speed, was able TO he In
town, Tuesday. -- NeNs.J.ilersonian,
July 30,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07

An accident occurred Sunday even.
ing, July 28, In which Warren Gibson,
son OF +. A. Gibson and wife, received
. dislocated ankle and severe bruises.
As he was crossing . bridge while
horseback riding the horse stumbled
and fell, striking Its head on the
bridge with such force that II killed
the animal, which was valued at 1900.
Maitland Herald, July 3d.,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07

-Lost-A blue Serge Coat between
FORBES and Oregon. Finder plssseFs.
turn to this ONCE.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07

Now 10 the time to have that heat
put 10 your house. Let US figure on
II. Mutual Phone, go.
ORua0N PLUNBINe 4 HEATING Co,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07

Perry Colwell son Of WIN. Colwell
and wife living northwest Of Matt
land. was thrown from his horse near
the Geo. COM farm, sunday even.
ing, July ~, on his way home from
church. The horse was found
about three o'clock the next morning
by the boys parents, Who at ONE be.
gan search for him. When found lie
was lying by the roadside unconscious
but no injuries we're sustained. --
Maitland Herald, July -.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07
Only two more weeks of contest.
Let's make them RUNNERS.
HOW THEY STAND:

Leona Markt .... %, sO4, ,iO5 Emma Radley .....
Esther Kelley. q. "a, 1905 Beulah Fuhrman .
Francis Terry. .... 1851. go Ellen Pemn-l.
Hazel Bucl.r. IL. 55t, 100 Josephine Murray.
Dorothy Knrtz. .6.ls,i,9a5 Gladys Moore. =. :.
Thelma Brooks .6,Oyi $50 Jenn. Stevenson.
Mary Prissn,aii. E. . i,Oss, :,35 Mary Kn-ale .....
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-08-07
Saturday., Aug. z
This Handsome Piano
will be given away
to the lady, lodge or
'ChurCh having lar
&eSt number OF votes.
Votes given with
each Cash purchase.
Votes given on all ac-
counts paid by Aug
uSt I'D.

Ladies'
$500 purchase
Piano.
good for $296.
$500. A " " ~ e "
present you coupon good 1885
purchase Of Piano
Sixth Prize is good for $780,
Seventh Is coupon good or
Only two more weeks of contest.