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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-02-12
Mrs NJ Z Adams. 5 acres in south

Mrs NJ E Adams. 5 acres in south
angie. ................. ....S1 80
Mrs W w Adams, acre in south
Angie and improvements. 800. 2 40
P A Brinson, lots "A, As, 81, blk
8, lots III, us, blk p, lot II
Dlk H.. ...,........... D ~
T A Brinson; lot IS. blk 6: lots
40, 63, 81, blk 7............. 2 40
W D Brinson, lot 46, blk II, lot
2, blk II. 2 O5
w H FAIR, 10 acres in Angie. -. 3 80
E H Hood, lots 1870, 1879, blk rs,
lots lO5, l06, blk Is, 1 acre in
south Angie. .................. s 90
W M Magee, lot q, blk 4, lot rs,
blk 5, lot IL. blk 7, lots SO, 100,
blk Is. lots lob, 1O4, blk Is, lot
IS, blk 4. lot $50, blk 80. .12 20
G G Mcmillan, lots Ill. 112, Ill,
M Mohar, lots l3l, 1872, blk II. 3 10
Scott & Brinson, lots %, % in
south Angie ...........:... 70
Mrs NJ Stewart, lot l5l, blk 16.
lot PIP, blk "a. 10
G A Stewart, lot 179, blk &c.,. l 20
Mrs L Thomas, lot l6, II, IS, blk
5 and improvements. ........... 3 20
TERMS OF SALE.
On said day of sale l will sell such portions
of said property AS each debtor will point out,
and in case the debtor will not point out suf-
fcient property, will at once, without furthe;
delay, sell the least quantity of said property
of any debtor which any bidder will buy for the
amount of taxes interest and costs due by said
debtor The sale will be without appraisement
for cash in legal tender money Of the United
States. and the property sold shall be redeem
able at any time for the space of one year by
paying the price given with 20 per cent interest,
costs and penalties added
n M SONES
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MesdamoS + K ond n .
johnson qnd 7 Vol Rro.,, snont
Monday afternoon in RooaInsa
49,, y
daughter Mare vt Ro,r,or GRO
here for 4 fortnipht,s v,>i, with
relatives.
1.u
II, -,
given ii the Idle ilour Theatre
Tuesday. F.1, II,
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,.;I.
Tho roqnlar himo,+biv ,ooot
ing tho p.r;.h Toac,or,> r.
s s''to .s1 wa" sst in session ion. here ere. Fri
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Stops Pain, Heals Wounds.

Royaline Oil is STRONGER THAN
THE OTHER ANTICIPATES. That
gives it GREATER POWER TO EASE
PAIN, inside or outside, man or beast.
Also makes it go further and give
LARGER'VALUE FOR THE MONEY.
That's why it wins everywhere over
everything, when people try it. 1t is
praised londest by people who have
used it longest. It's different. YOUTH
like it better. Try it now. 10c, S5c,
oO5. Money back plan.
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Babington's Drug Store.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Burris
and daughter Beatrice spent
Saturday in Bogalusa where
they were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. NJ. Wadsworth.
We will advise all that suffer
from laughing too much to stay
away from the special perform
anCe to be given for the benefit
OF Eastern Star at the Idle Hour
Theatre.
Rev. J. J. Walker who has &C
copied the call to the Baptist
church, arrived Friday and is
established in the J. E. Bateman
home. Rev. Walker took up his
duties Sunday; and preaced
morning and evening as he will
do regularly now on every Sun
day.
Hon. Carl Frederick and Dr..
T. G. W. Ellis of New Orleans,
were distinguished weekend
guests in the Carter home where
they spent a few days in hunt
ing and other recreations while
enjoying the association of this
estimable family and other
friends and relatives in the com
munity.
Dr.. J. L. Brock and Dupre
Bateman went to New Orleans
to bring Mrs. Bateman home af-
ter her weeks stay in the in
Urinary. Mrs. Bateman stood
the operation so we'll and re-
sponded so readily to the treat
ment that she has astonished
| the doctors and friends by her
rapid Improvement.
Ladies, take notice. [ wish to
announce that | have signed a
contract to handle the famous
Butterick patterns, which are
said to be the best patterns on
lthe market. We will also handle
the Delineator aud the Butterick
pattern book. We will have
plenty of Butterick fashion
sheets to be given" away each
month. Butterick patterns are
10c and 15c. Boston Stnre.
1.-THE Boyds," a musical com
pany furnished by the Lyceum
Bureau, entertained US on last
Friday evening at the school
auditorium. Mr.. and Mrs. BoyC
were delightful in their presen-
tation of song music aud readings
and were so genial and pleasant
along with their efficiency tina
the evening proved one of IN
usual delight to those in thu
large audience who appreciate
high class art of this kind.
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PRICES ON LUMBER AND
TURPENT|NE ADVANCING,
Mills Compelled to Double
Their Forces to Meet Demands

That's what we'd like and What hope soon,
but conditions must be faced as they right
With tile mills Shut down and forces reduced and money
scarce every cent must be made to count
Folks must at regardless of whether the mill not,
and have made prices large stock of groceries, etc.,
suit present conditions.
Send list of your wants and let you prices
how small the order it's business you money
the small orders wel.as the large
CLOSER PRICES and LARGER SALES, is the way we are
making things hum and keeping large stock moving while many
merchants wasting their time crying hard times.
Write for price lists Send your orders and let us add
to the large list of satisfied customers whom
making shipments daily in two states.
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NVIIVE To IHVhTuAUE OhEDITUhS.
In conformity with Section So, Act IS, 1888,
notice is hereby given to all parties holding
mortgages on real estate located in the VIII
lage of Angie, Parish of Washington,
Louisiana, on which taxes for the year
1912 have not been paid, that l will begin the
sale of same in the Village of Angie, Parish
of Warrington, La, on Saturday, March
q 1914, at II O'Clock a, NJ, and that number of
pieces of property So delinquent are now being
advertised in this newspaper in conformity
with the law; preparatory to such sale the at
tention of mortgage creditors is especially
called to these advertisements of tax sales, and
they are warned to take such steps prior to the
sale as may be necessary to protect their rights.
Il. NJ. SONES,
Marshal and ex-officio Tax Collector.
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Be sure and hear the James Boys Play This is
Western Comedy and to please Charles Penny and
Homer Syvest will play Frank and Jesse James, and they
do full justice to the parts assigned them When you
hear this play you will have respect for the James
Boys. So remember the date and come, everybody
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-02-12
Best and Cheapest.

For Constipation, Biliousness, Head
ache, Royaline Liver Regulator is best
and cheapest. 15c. Money back plan
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Village of Angie Tax Sales of I'm
movable Property.

Village af Angie, Parish of Washington, State
OF Louisiana vs.. Delinquent Tax Debtors
BY virtue of the authority vested in me by the
Constitution and laws of the State of louisiana
| will sell, in the Village of Angie, La, within
legal hours for judicial sales, beginning at II
o'clock a. m. on
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-02-12

III O1 NNA oitto
will continue business at the
same old stand, in r. D. Magee's
building. I will carry the same
lines in my stock and continue
the business as heretofore. [
want to thank all my friends and
patrons for your past business,
and assure you that same has
been very much appreciated by
me. | solicit your future patron
age and can assure you that the
prices will be right and the treat
ment as fair, prompt and cour-
teous as am capable of giving
YOU. I am going to try to please
all of my customers, and if l
have any faults would apprecl-
ate YOUR letting me know (be
cause [ cannot see myself as
others see mel and | will follow
YOUR suggestions. Hoping to
have a call from you all soon.
Yours respectfully,
Boston Store,
Willie Carp, Prop
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tRANKLTNTON, La, FEB. y, 1914

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A"e lit" spring i" 8lh-O'er
ello'S lo' men are 10" oe'hg
STU" IL Nv Vne DoSUoh STORE
M D. L. H. N"Sce IS SpehdihS
O'''' "oeN WIN ,'e' '''Oe'''l-Id"'
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hh0l ino'''
Miss Henrietta Griffith recently
of Slideil, arrived Tuesday for
oil eA'enueo WISH WIFI Her sister,
le' ~ A'' 'oiin'o'''
We have all the latest styles in
spring shoes in black and tan in
the famous Walk-Over shoes.
Boston Store.
Mrs. l.. D. GreenlaW left Mon
day afternoon for BOgalusa,
Where she will spend some weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. }. b.
Braketeld.
I am ready now for several
gallons Of new svrun hest GRADE
in exchanpa on snhscrintion if
some of the farmers have an
overnlus thev'd like to oct rid
of in that way.
Mrs w G. Wood entertained
at dinner on Sunday in honor Of
the 91st birthday Of Hon John
R. Wood The invited guests
were besides the honoree. J. p
Wood and A G.. Pool
,
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linton and Zona where Rev Me-
Cormick will nreacn on alternate
Sundays, and will give the Fisher
obnrcb on aftornoon sormon On
tho Third Snndav Of ovorv
month
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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-02-12

Cough Syrup.
Is that cough Of yons Obstinate let day night
got the throat rritated and M ned erel with de-
posts?
Take few doses of NyaIs Winter Cough Syrup
you'll notice decided Improvement in
day or tWo=-even the first
dose brings relief
relieves all and irrtaon-soote and heals the
nfamed tissues-removes the irc
ton.
Contains morphine, chlor]orm opateS of any de~cp
tont is absolutely safe and dependable know just
you takng-we give you the formula that's why
are enthusiastic about it,
Two sizes, % and 80 cents
When had chance to get the exclusive selling agency for
Nyals Family Remedies jumped at it, They known
all druggists as the highest quality line the Market and
prepared by great firm of manufacturing chemists famous for
fifty years.
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SATURDAY., March q. 1914

and continuing on each succeeding day until
said sales are completed, all immovable prop
erty upon which taxes are now que the Village
of Angie, Washington Parish, La, to enforce
the payment of taxes assessed in the year 1912,
together with the interest thereon from the
3lst day of December of said year, at the rate
OF per cent per month until paid and all costs.
amount of taxes due by each on the assessment
of said year and the property assessed to each
to be offered for SALE is as follows:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-28

uPHoLsTER & FURNITURE REPAIRING
Harrisburg Awning & Tent Works, $40 Wood
bine st. Bell 1871
UPHoLSTERERS
W. Y: Brestel, 124s Market St, Awning and
Window Shades. Bell 612R.
). n. Cluck, 322 Woodbne st. Bell 1917.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-28
FLOUR. FEED { GRAIN

FLOUR, FEED & GRAIN
Calvin Etter e. Son, sol State st. Bell 2s2K'
Hotter Garman, 18th & Kelley. Bell 2SeoJ'
United sic.
FLOUR, FEED AND WHEAT
John Ho1er FIGURING Mill Co. Inc, Trewiek q
Frederick Sts., Steelton, Pa. Bell 4sl'
FOUNDERS AND MAcHlNlsTs
E. N Cooper and Co., 80 Short st. Bell SlO'
United 455.
FRUIT DEALERS
Fl. N. Stees, 127 S. Cameron st. Bell bow
). Gardner, 1S09-1311 n. Sd st. Bell lsoo'
United All.
Levi Bros, Bananas, 4ss verbeke ST. Bell
f. Bierbower. 12o s. Court st. 1881 Bell.
914W United
J. F. Feeser, 14O S. Sd st. Bell 1881.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
L. c. Clancy, IL n. Second st. Bell s62.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, FURs &
DRAPERlES.
Rothert Co., S12 Market st. Bell 1877.
United 6s2.
FURNITURE L CARPET DEALERS
c. F. Hoover Furniture Co., 141S-14l9 N.
Second st. Bell 2646.
FURNITURE DEALERS AND HOUSEHOLD
SPECiALTIES
swartz & shander, GIG Walnut st. Bell
1a4oW.
FURNITURE DEALERS cABINETMAKERs
Dunkle & Knoderer Undertaking Co., 124 n.
Front St., Steelton. Bell Az.
s. Gold, 1Ol6 Market st. Iss1R Bell.
FURNITURE, FLOOR COVERINGS AND
STOVES
Miller & kades, N. Second st. Bell 1900.
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TRuSSES Etc.

TRUSSES, Etc.
hellers Drug Store Abdominal Supporters. Elns:
guaranteed fc5 Market st. Bell 4!!R.
TURKISH BATHS AND SANlTARluM :,
E. H. ssa ssahOpe' Second and Hamilton st'' Ben
ss4. X-Ray Treatment for Alcoholism. Palm
less Extraction OF Teeth.
TYPEWRITER MACHINES
Harrisburg Typewriter and Supply Co., 40 N
Court st. T. P. Carey, Mgr. Bell 16soJ.
Remington Typewriter Co. Mr.. G. A. W. Bell
Resident Mgr. l1s-121 Walnut st. Bell
Underwood Tvnewriter Co. The Machine yoa
will Eventually Buy. rs N. Third St
UNpERTAKERs
Hawkins Estate, 1907 N. Third ST. Bell 1880.
F; @, Neely, 90s n. Second st. Bell %.
w. J. Hooper, GOA Forster st. Bell 1918.
T. n: Mauk and Son, 1871 n Third st. Ben
:, UPHoLsTER & FURNITURE REPAIRING
Harrisburg Awning & Tent Works, $40 Wood
UPHoLSTERERS
". v .Brestel, 124s Market St, Awning and
, Window Shades. Bell 6l2R.
$. n. Cluck, S22 Woodbine st. Bell 1871.
VETERINARIANS
j. + Ii,,oy oyle1 sS1 Blackberry. Bell sss'.
"'eu zoo 0vuLcANlz,ne .
Independent vuleanzing Co, $50 S. Cameron,
below approach OF Mulberry st, Bell 4s5R
WALL PAPER
j. +. Wilson, S26 Reilly st. Bell 3S1J.
j. Y. Mullen, 1877 n. 18th st. Bell 9s4L.
w. ]. Straub, 1109 n. Third st. Bell 7t7J.
H. f. ing GrimmST' 1879 State St. Picture Fran
WALL PAPER. PAPERHANeINe { WINDOW
SCREENS
II. A. Bodmer, s13 \. Third st. Bell 62eJ
j, Z Hallman, 1913 Worth st. Bell 2007W.
ATCHMAkERS & JEWELLERS
Q. II. Boas, 2l4 Market st. Bell "a.
h. p. Brenneman, 1006 Market st. Bell 1881.
G. A: Huffman, 1913 n. Third st. Bell 1851.
II. G. Seibert, 1909 \. 9Th st. Bell 1880.
G. n. Springer, 206 Market st. Bell 26ssJ.
WEATHER STRIPS (MetaD
Chamberlain Metal Weather Strip Co., P. b.
Edelen, Sales Agent, 405 Tel. Bldg. Bell
1045R.
WELDING
Hbg. Welding & Brazing Co., A. A. Hayward. All
auto and machinery parts welded, sS S.
Cameron st. Bell 455L.
WHOLESALE WooDENWARE, HARDWARE
AND GROCERIES
Whitman Bros, 40 n. Tenth st. Both phones
WINDOW SCREENS
J. t. W. Mclaughlin, Pattern Making. 425
South st. Bell 2757.
WoMENS & cHILDRENs WEAR MFG.
Harrisburg Apparel Co. Inc, 4l4-4l6 State st.
Bell 2s6L.
YEAST MANUFACTURERS
The Fleischmann Co., 2l0 N. Second st. Bell
2747 limited GO
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UNDERTAKES
Hawkins Estate, 1907 N Third ST. Bell 1880.
F: @. Neely, 90s n. Second st. Bell 2S.
W. j. Hooper, 604 Forster st. Bell 1918.
=. 5. Speese, 200 Chestnut st. Bell 1908.
t. h. Mauk and Son, 1921 n. Third st. Ben
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-28

ELECTRICAL TREATMENT
Yingst Electrical Co., Ever Known Electric
Christmas Toys, 1923 N, Third. Bel
ENGRAVING
The Telegraph Printing Co., ZIG Federal Square
EXPRESS (LooaI)
l. W. Atchley, 1879 Juniper st. Bell 6O6R
o. H; Beck, Safe Pianos Moved, $40 Straw
". H. Fields, The Furniture and Moving Man
s16 West st. Bell Sl4L.
S. B. Reed, ~ N. River st. Bell ia. United
46oZ.
EXPRESS COMPANIES
Adams 4O1 Chestnut, 100 N 3rd st. osb,,
Branch ohices. Bell 1880, 1881. United
22o.
FARM DAIRY
L. stobsr Best Farm Dairy 2lOo State. Bel
FEED AND GRAIN
H. c. zaehariS. Oranges, Grape Fruit and
Potatoes a specially. IL S. I'd st. Bel
SO, United 2s14.
FEED, GRAIN AND COAL
Mock 4 Hartman; 7th Emerald sh. Bel
1AA0. United 695.
FISH MARKET
Russ Fish Market, Is N. Market So. Bel
Fish. OYSTERS. CLANS TRUCK
G. N. Wolhey, 22e N. End. Bell oT1L
United 81.
FISH. OYSTERS. TRUCK
Clarence D. StonesifeF also fruit. 1903 Bailey
ST. Bell 4s3L.
FLORISTS
]. d. Brenneman, 900 n. cd & Cameron, cor
Reilly Bell 374M.
I X. Longenecker. sO4 N Sd. Bell 1881
+. Y. Ridenour. 1221 y. Sd st. Bell 2eOW
Schmidt Florist, 313 Market st. Bell eos
United 213.
FLOUR DEALER
William smsllwood. 4ss Herr st. Ben sosJ
United 7s6.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-28

VETERINARIANS
j. II. Oyler 83J Blackberry. Bell s26J.
United 266.
VuLCANIzlN6
Independent Vulcanzing Co., $50 S. Cameron,
below approach OF Mulberry st. Bell 4S5R
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-28

YEAST MANUFACTURERS
he Fleischmann Co., 210 N. Second st. Bell
2747. United CO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-03
Il Wasn't Her.

Mrs. Sol Myer thought she was
driving a bargain when she sold one
Of her husbands old coats to an old
clothes man for 800. She rued the
bargain when she remembered the
coat Lad long been the family deposit
vault. In a pocket OF the coat re-
posed nearly o., 800 worth OF gems In
q plush jewel case. Mrs. Myers for
got about them when she disposed of
the coat and now Is searching the
city for the man to whom she sold
the coat. 1t wasn't our greatly es-
teemed Mrs. Sol Meyer, OF Forbes
township-it was Mrs. Sol Myers, OF
st. Louis. She is positive In the
declaration that her chubby" never
owned such q valuable collection OF
gems.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-03
Seeds by Parcel Post.

Extension OF the parcel post rates
TO seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots, scions
and various kinds Of plants has be-
come effective as the result OF a re-
cent order issued by Postmaster Gen
eral Burleson. The order puts into
effect the recent act OF congress which
repeals the special rate OF postage
heretofore chargeable on seeds
plants, ETC., and makes the regular
parcel post rates OF postage applicable
To parcels OF such articles,
Under the law just enacted parcels
OF seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots, scions
and plants weighing four ounces OF
less are subject to postage at the tial
rate Of cent for each ounce or frac
tion thereof regardless Of distance
On parcels exceeding four ounces In
weight the pound rates applicable tc
respective zones apply.
"The fact that seeds, plants, etc,
were specifically excepted from the
regular fourth.class rates by the par
Gel post law " declared Postmaster
General Burleson, "caused much dis
satisfaction and there was an urgent
and widespread demand by farmers
seedsmen, nurserymen and Others fol
the extension OF the parcel post rates
to these articles"
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-03
Friday, April 8. 1914
Statement Of the Ownership, Man.
asement, Circulation, Etc.

or THE Holt COUNTY SENTINEL,
published weekly al Oregon, Mo, re-
quired 10y the Act Of August y. lnl2.
NorE This statement II 10 he
made In duplicate, both copies to be
delivered by the publisher TO the post.
master, Who viii send one copy TO the
Third Assistant Postmaster General
division Of Classification, Washing.
ton, u C., and retain tie other In the
files Of the postoi,ce.
Editor-D. 4. Dobyns, Oregon, Mo
business Manager Tom Curry, ore.
gon, Mo.
Publisher Tom Garry, Oregon, Mo.
Owners Dobyns n Curry, Firm
Name, Oregon, Mo, u, 4. bubyns,
Oregon, Mo, Tom Curry, Oregon,
Mo. Not incorporated,
Known bondholders, mortgages
and other security holders, holding /
per cent or more Of fetal amount VI
bonds, mortgages, or other securities:
None. u, y. DoRySs,
TON CURRY.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me,
this 3oth day Of March, 1914,
SEAL MISA WRIGHT,
Notary Public.
MY commission expires November
20, 1871
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-03
Another Land Lottery.

More than 10000 acres Of land In
the Deschutes and Paulina national
forests In Crook, Lake and Klamath
counties, wyo., will he thrown open
for settlement within sixty days
through an order Just signed 10y rresi
dent Wilson Withdrawing this land
from the forest reservations. THIS
land viii provide homes,eads for more
than 2,50l persons,
II Is reported that the land viii be
opened for actual settlement May -
and that filings will he permitted on
and after June :.
officials Of tie forestry bureau In
Portland, ore, estimate that Of the
aggregate Of 40, IG3 acres thrown open,
approximately 10000 acres are occu.
pied by settlers. These settlers viii
he permitted TO remain, Settlers on
the remaining 2OOOC0 acres viii be
permitted TO taSe up homesteGds OF
lGo acres each In accordance With the
federal law,
Formalities Of transferring this land
from the agricultural department To
the federal government TO the interior
department now are In progress AT
Washington, ID. G.
The entire area viii be placed under
the Jurisdiction OF the local land Of.
fees at Lakeview and The Dalles,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-03
Forest City Band.

Edgar s. Thatcher has succeeded In
organizing . band for Forest City, and
they are now at work, preparing for
the coming season, and expect to at.
tain . degree Of proficiency as to put
them In the front rank of amateur
organizations Of like character In this
part Of the state. They have twelve
pieces, and some OF these are In the
hands Of experienced musicians, who
are alive to the benefits that come to
any town having a musical organiza-
tion Of this kind.
1t Is a uniformed organization, hav.
Ing recently purchased a new set Of
handsome and attractive uniforms Of
blue military cloth. The organiza.
tion Is backed by the business men Of
Forest City, and In return for their
help and appreciation. they will, as
soon as weather permits, give weekly
concerts In Forest City's beautifully
elect ric.lighted park.
Tie band Is at present under the
direction Of Edgar $. Thatcher, OF
this city, who formerly was director
Of Thatcher's Military band, Of ore,
gon. Under his work and instruction
the organization Is making splendid
progress, and they made their first
seasons appearance at the social Civ
en- by the ladies OF the Forest CityM
T.. church, on St. patrick's bay
which was he'd at the city hall, anc
they were complimented on ever,
hand.
Mr.. Shumate, We understand, Ia,
engaged the band to furnish the mu
sic for his picture show on Saturda!
nights, giving an excellent musica
program each Saturday night unit
further notice.
Mr.. Thatcher says he has the bes
material With which TO make ban,
that lie has had for years, and .acl
and every member takes hold will
vim and enthusiastic desire TO do III
part 10 the very best that Is In him
Mr. Thatcher says this means 4
him. that In a short time Forest Cit
will have a concert band, that vii
cause some people to set up and TAX
notice. The organization is compose
Of:
T.. S. Thatcher, director.
Gus Mcguire, clarinet.
Sam and Earl ShaifTer, comets.
Harry Williams, J John ShaiiYer, alto,
VIM. ShaifIer, q. ". Mullin, bar,
tones.
Clare Shaii'er, Vine Teare, from
bones.
Charles ShaiiIer, tuba.
Roy Brooks, John ShaiiIer, drums
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-03
New Mail Carrier.

George Dick has received the ap.
pointment as rural route carrier on
Route I, at q salary OF silOO, which
after the lst Of July will be raised 10
$1,000 q year. George Is . clean young
man and we are glad TO see him get
this place. The vacancy Of Route I,
caused by the resignation Of Ed. Nc
Coy will be filled by Lemon Burnett,
viii viii take Sas S So their on Sors ts st y
Observation-Disclosures, March %
1914
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-03

Remember that we will send you
The SENTINEL and Kansas City
Weekly Star, one year, for only $3.50,
price OF The SENTINEL alone.
Your opportunity Is now, TO get
the facts about Mexico from Monte
yuma down to the present. See
Az GREENE.
"A great bargain for cash-One
fine new Piano shipped to your local..
ty by mistake, will sell 1t sacrifice.
Address Milligan, 504 Gordon. Koppel
Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-04-03

Tho story Of Mexico Is for the
student, laborer, business man, young
and old. See A. II. GREENE.