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The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-16

John Miller visited Hugh Brohan,
Sunday.
Tony Schank made his usual call
Sunday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Kern visited at
jim Embry's, Sunday.
Mrs. Jake Harris has been on the
sick list for few days.
Pat Brohan vent to st. Joseph,
Sunday, to see his best girl.
Pat Brohan spent Saturday night
with Claude Nickols, OF Oregon.
Mrs. George Norris spent Monday
afternoon With Mrs. Hugh Brohan.
Frank Brohan and sisters, Stella
and Alice, attended church at Forest
City, Sunday morning.
Dewey Kern and sister, Bessie,
visited Frank Brohan and sister
Stella, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Schank and son, Adlia, left
Friday for Nebraska, where her son
Chester, drew MS claiih'
Johnnie and Maggie Brohan and
Bramy Schank spent Sunday with
Clarence and Grace Dunwiddie.
Miss Carrie Stadler, who Is goini
to school at Oregon, came home Fri
day evening to visit until Sunday
Frank Brohan had quite an acci
dent Saturday afternoon. lie startet
to town and when he got at Mr.
Movers, he started around the corner
and there were some girls just cominl
out OF the school yard which fright
ened his horse, turning the bugg.
over, tearing the seat and top Of tn,
buggy Oh and throwing Frank out
Everybody knows Franks horse !
not used to girls, Frank was lucky
6idn.t gsta scretch, $50, 4;
- 80 7 KNow YoG GUESS.
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Notice OF Final Settlement.

Nntlrr j. hereby given. that ~. under.
signed udmlnisiratn In charge ~ the ,sin' -
~ Mntlida Niuu, decreased, Will mai .
dual settlements ~ his accounts with ~ Il
estate ~ such administrator ~ thu ncN'
Terra ~ the Probate Court ~ Holt Count
Missouri, To- h. holden In oregon, In SAID
county, IN the Wh day ~ NnycnIl cr, \. u
ASA :, T. pfNIION,
Administrator
This pth day NJ O'tnhcr. ipii,
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Presbyterian Church Notes.

Services ~ usual next sunday. sun,
day school At o:,j. Preaching at II
and I:iO. Christian Endeavor AZ B:'n
Its with much regret that We part
with Or Thompson, Of the Methodist
ciIurcn our association has been
most delightful aud We have always
found him To work most harmonious
Is with lis. Nav much success attend
him In his new Held.
Il. A. CLAoErr, Pastor,
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Mayhower.

John Millercalled on Hugh Brohan,
Sunday.
We are having plenty Of rain at
present.
Tony Schank spent sunday a,
John Schanks.
John Ramsey was calling on Geo.
Norris, sunday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clint Kelley we're
st. Joseph visitors, from Friday TIL
Sunday.
Miss bertha Elder has been assist
INK Mrs. Cunningham with her work
last week
Mrs. Fletcher, OF Cameron, spent
tn. week with her son, John Foster
and family.
Miss Ethel Murray, Of Emporia,
Kansas, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Milne.
George Taylor, wife and children,
and mother, Mrs. Kelley, spent sun
day at Clint kelley's.
Mrs. Smyra Kelley returned home
Saturday, after = weeks visi, with
her children at st. Joseph.
Mrs. Sam Mann aud children,
from Napier. came down Saturday TO
visit her daughter, Mrs. Roy Culp.
lanes womack and wife called Oh
the Pierce school, Friday evening,
where their daughter, Miss Hazel, is
teaching.
Mrs. Roy Grimes and baby have
been staying at the home OF her par.
ents, John Shank's. In the Mayiiower
district, while her mother has gone
10 Valentine, Nebraska, where her
sons have gore to live on the claim
Chester drew.
Mrs. John Schanks and little
daughter, Orpha, accompanied her
son, Adlia, out to Valentine, Ne.
braska, Wednesday, where he Is 20.
Ing to Join his brother, Chester, for
the winter. We are sorry to lose these
line boys from our neighborhood, but
are sure they will make good at what
ever they undertake.
John Schank returned home
Tuesday night from Valentine, Ne
braska. where his son, Chester, drew
a claim and thought, best TO keep
John says they have Tine crops out
there and there are four big lay
stacks on his claim, and about one
third OF the section Is valley land
We wish Chester the best OF luck.
GurTt'IIEN
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-16
sostons Take -Four Straight.

Boston. $500 The Boston National
League club completed the most SEN
sational record in modern professional
baseball by defeating the Philadelphia
Americans In the fourth and hnai
game of the worlds series at Fenway
park, 3 to |,
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-16
Administrators Sale.

Ry virtue Of an order - the Probate Court
of Holt County, Missouri, made at the Febru-
ary term, lpit, OF said court, ! viii, In Obedi-
cnce to said order, ON
MONDAY THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
NEXT.
NJ the North door OF the Court house, IN the
CITY OF Oregon, Holt County, Missouri and
during the session Of the Probate Court % the
County OF Holt. expose to sale AT pnblic auc-
ton. all the interest Of James =. holland, de-
estate situate In Holt County, Missouri. To-
Wit; The West half OF the East half OF Sec
tiOn Six (6l, In Township Sixty t6O) OF Range
Thirty. eight C3s). Co... al. .t.
!. TERMS u cash 10 band. s,sst. Z. 4
Public Administrator.
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Guardians Notice.

Notice II hereby given hat lrttrrs 81 guar
person ~ unsnund mind, were granted To- The
undersigned on the itlh dny az rcplrmhcr.
1874, 10y the Probate Court ~ Holt County
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said 49,
tate are requested Ia present sainc for allow
nncc 10y the Probate Court ~ Holt County
Missouri, within one year from the date III
this publication or they shall hc forever
barred. T.. T., RICHARDS,
Guardian.
This 18th day ~ september, 1914.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-16
John Lind to q Hospital.

Battle Creek, Mich.-John Lind'
special diplomatic representative az
signed to Mexico by President WI.
s6Qa hhs .sss5yed s;et. ,Ms 4 pNsapA
here for period Of treatment.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-16
German Cavalry Routed.

Petrograd. Oct. l2.-The Russians
have drawn first blood In the battle
Of the Vistula. They decisively de-
feated a cavalry division Of Germans
westward of Iyangor0d. There had
been a long and holly contested can
nonade of the respective positions AT
long range. when suddenly n masked
battery of field guns fully eight miles
in advance OF the permanent Russian
positlon was brought into play as the
German heavy cavalry began to move
forward under cover OF Its big artii'
lery. Instantly the cavalry was thrown
into confusion and then a brigade oil
Cossacks rode out from cover and cut
and slashed the German retreat till II
became a veritable rout, The field
was strewn with German dead and
wounded. The Russian losses were
comparatively slight,
Rushing Aid to Przemysl.
London, Oct. l2.-The following dis
patch has been received from Rome
by the Exchange Telegraph Company
at IL stated from Vienna that two
Austro. German columns, rushing Il
the relief OF Przemysl, Galicia, reached
Dynow and Rzeszow (bOth towns IN
Galicia. south OF Pr2emysn respective
ly saturday"
Cardinal Ferrata Dies.
Rome, Oct. l2.-Cardinai Dominic
Ferrata, the papal secretary OF state
Is dead. The immediate cause OF tn
death OF Cardinal Ferrata was perito
nitis. an outcome Of his protracted III
mss, Because OF thia peritouitia tlER
considered imprudent to operate.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-16
Kaiser's Plan Of Campaign
Since Taking Antwerp
Is Progressing.
0STeND THREATENED
Seat OF Belgian Government Removed
TO Havre. Franee-oermans' Posi-.
tons strons-Boers Revolt IN
South Africa.
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The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-16

LESSON TExT-Mark N.32.G See also
Luke p .3e-t6
GOLDEN TExT-watch and pray. that
ye enter not into temptation. Matt. 26N
H. "
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-16
Aus,rians Claim Victory.

London oct r. TN the east Pius.
sian frontier the Russians are still IN,
gagcd with ~" German r"areunrd
ives, OF Suwalh and to the southeast
oI Wirhallcn
OF the battles IN Galicia aud Poland
the Russian stan has decided Ia SAY
nothing for III" present, hut III" Nus
trinns declare that u recent attack on
prIcmysl has been rrIulSrd and that
the Russians have evacuated the west
crn front which the AuslrianS occn-
pied
The Auslrians also claim victories
oy,r the Russians at LAMONT and by
nov. In Galicia, II II known that they
have received rciniorcemcn's. which
potrograd admits has compelled u
change In the plans or the Russian
army.
More alarming reports come from
Italy of the spread of cholera In Aus
tria. Il II said that there are many
cases Of cholera In different parts oil
the country.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-16
INTERNATIONAL
SUNDGYS0lOOL
LESSON

dBy T.. o. SELLERS. Director sunday
School Course. Moody Bible Institute.
ChicagoD
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-16
Many Heloisns In Holland.

The Hague. Oct, l3.-A dispatch u
the Nieuwe Courant from liulst, liol
land. quotes u I'clglan officer M say
.ng that the total number al soldier
ho have crossed from belgium Int
'Ulllnd IN about $4,000.
belgium iroops wer. fired upon las
night 10y German machin" guns IN ih'
'rigium frontier not far from koc
Nacgt. Holland.
Many wounded men among the Eel
Ian soldiers who crossed the Dutcl
Inc have been taken to Ilulsi. th'
Dutch government placing sp"cia
rains NJ their disposal tn" rest -
the nclginns have been taken to Axe
lur intcrnm"nl
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-16
Warsaw In Danger.

Washington, go Great Britain has
asked the United States to take over
its consular interests in Warsaw In
event OF its capture by German
troops, It was learned The Eng
fish government has filed with the
state department also list of cities
IN the war territory where II desires
the United States to take charge In
the event of German victories. .
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-16
May Give Up ostend.

Washington. The british consul 1t
Ostend has placed his interests In the
hands OF the American consulate aud
will leave. soon, the occupation OF the
city by the Germans being 'e~Bected.
Consular dispatches to the state de-
partment said telegraph and telephone
communication with Client from VA
tend had been cut and that Bruses
already was In the hands Of the Ger
mans.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-16
Dispatches from Eastern War
Zone Show Decided Re.
verse Of Form.
CALllTA "STRATeGICAl MOVE"
Austrian Defenders with Aid OF Rein
foreements Turn on Invading
Foree-Msny oaiieian Towns
Are Retaken.

London. Oct. lJ.--from the East to.
day came tidings Of decided reversal
In form. the dispatches both from VI.
emma and Petrograd indicating that
the Austrian army at przemysl so
often reported surrounded. hopeiessly
outclassed and on the verge Of sur.
render, had turned on the Russians
with the aid OF endorsements and
forced them to retreat.
The frs, news III this claim cma
nated during the morning from the
Austrian capital II was followed lat.
sr IN the day 10y what purported IL he
a rctrograd admission that the Rus
SLAMS had abandoned the siege ui
i'rlcmysl for straicgiCal reasons. with
he object OF drawing w new line
AGAINST the Nustrot;crman army In
other points In Galitia
\ dispatch tn the Reuter- Telegram
Company from Amsterdam says that
| he Russians IN GaliCia and north ~
the Nistuln are pursued 10y Nustru
| German trours Many towns which O.
.c~ days ago we're In the hands ui ~,
Russians are nov again under Hn w.
I iian administration TIE mcsSal'
adds that III" Russians did not he
ave So badly ~ the authorities III.
,Vpoctcd Even the Cussachs con
,uctcd themselves humancl>
Whatever ma, be- the truth ~ th'
| situation. III. Russians have bcei
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-16

Conscious Of his approaching pas.
sion. conscious OF the strain OF the
coming hours of that fateful last day.
hating on the pathway OF his sorrows.
he gives his disciples time for repose.
While we contrast his self'sacrifice
and their seliishness, yet. when we
study our own lives. we hardly dare
to criticize. We are. however, I'm.
pressed with the marvellous privilege
they allowed to slip from them.
The Golden Text was spoken after
the first period OF prayer. These
words were spoken In tender compass.
sion and In full recognition of the
weakness OF the disciples. lie knew
them altogether, the whole truth about
each one. That they desired fellow.
ship with him we feel confident. yet
they, even as we 30 often likewise,
failed. Let US then endeavor to OBJ
serve and obey his injunction. Keep
awake, and pray ye enter not into
temptation" Not that We shall be
kept from temptation. but a. In the dis
.Hiplss' prayer, We should pray, Lead
|siSSASt NJ 'sSGAttatlsar A''%-% 5000
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-10-16
Belgian Army Before srIses.

They occupied Client Without oppo-
sition and are now said ,obe well nd
vanccd toward I,ruecs IN their way to
osiend. They probably Will meet
with strong opposition before they
reach iiruges. as the i,clg!an army IL
now being recognized and has been
re- enforced
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-10
Gold Obtained From Ashpits.

New York Press: Whenever a clat-
ter of falling dishes resounds in the
kitchen of the establishment of New
York family of wealth it is safe to as
sert that Mary James clumsy fingers
or the careless swish of her dish
towel has put money into somebody's
pocket, provided it is gold-ornamental
plate that has disintegrated on the
floor. 1t may be months before any
human being capitaliZes the careless
ness of Mary, but it's sure to come.
The casual observer seldom gives
thought to the contents of the ash
pits and barrels as hauled forth by
the hook of New York ragpicker.
Into his spacious sack goes the dis
carded odds and ends, but watch him
few minutes, and you will observe
that he carefully lays aside a guam
tity of broken and seemingly useless
earthenware.
Why he should so reverently gather
these broken bits and deposit them
in his pockets apart from the filth
coated discard in his bag few realize
until they have taken up his trail and
discovered the final disposition of shat
tered crockery.
In this ragpickers' humble quarters
he carefully piles aside these broken
dishes. Eventually they find their
way into the hands of the wholesale
junk dealer, and from him they travel
to the workshops of those who traffic
in gold leaf. For the majority of the
exquisite china bears gold in some
form or another. And this leaf is
worth saving. A month of labor may
bring to the ragpicker an income from
broken crockery equal to that he ex-
tracts from the contents of garbage
cans and waste baskets on his daily
rounds.
The preciousness of gold forces man
ufacturing establishments of all sorts
to extremities in the preservation of
it. Dentists, for instance, utilize con-
siderable of the yellow metal in the
course of year. Their laboratories
ofttimes are veritable mines, when,
for instance, dentist dismantles his
workshop. Even the cracks in the
floor have been found to yield large
revenue after long service in a den
lists laboratory. Carpets and rugs,
when burned in crucible, invariably
yield certain amount of the precious
metal.
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-10

Men like girls because they are kit.
tenish. and after they marry them
they realize that kittens grow up.
1t is to be hoped that the advo.
Gates of sex knowledge and higher
education in the schools will let the
kindergarten class babble about the
stOrk and not force it to study the
definition of the word obstetrics"
The man who trusts to luck is al.
ways unlucky.
There never was girl so pretty
that she did not look silly and sloppy
when she was chewing gum.
The old-fashioned woman who used
to have framed crocheted What Is
Home Without a Mother" in her din
ing room now has daughter who has
lsh IA Bibble" notices all over the
house.
The most cheerful person in the
world isn't the man who has Just
learned from his wife that he has a
habit of talking in his sleep.
The enraptured society reporters al
ways say that the groom led the bride
to the altar. Just as though she re-
quired any leading.
Ihe reason a woman thinks she is
entitled to $50 set of furs is be-
cause her husband is saving $l5 on
the silk petticoat she doesn't have to
wear.
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-10
MANIPULATION OF
THE GRAIN MARKET
LARGEST PRIMARY WHEAT MAR.
kET IN WORLD JUST A
MONOPOLY.

Washington, March 4.-"The Cham
Der Of Commerce Of Minneapolis, the
largest primary wheat market of the
world, is a private market, a monOp-
oily opposed to the interests of the
producers it is supposed to serve"
Benjamin Drake, of Minneapolis, coun-
sci for IL growers associations, as
serted here today before the house
rules committee. Mr.. Drake and rep
resentatives of organizations of north
western wheat growers, urged enact
ment Of laws establishing federal con-
troll Of public terminal grain ware
houses, government inspection and
grading of grain, and prohibition OF
dealings in grain futures where actual
delivery is not intended.
Enlargement Of the scope of the
pending Manahan resolution to direct
an inquiry into the Chicago, Duluth
and Minneapolis grain exchanges is
contemplated by the rules committee
as the result of proposal that the
New York and New Orleans cotton
exchanges also be investigated. Chair
man Henry said yesterday that pro-
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-10

A wise man always finds out what
brand Of advice another man wants
before he tries to advise him.
When doctor prescribes whisky
for patient the prescription never
has to be reenwed.
The reason why political parties
flourish Is because when a man isn't
getting enough pay and is getting too
much work he can always enlist with
the party that promises him relief.
Give a woman a good complexion
and naturally curly hair in this world
and she will take chance on the
wings and the halo in the next world.
III men knew women as well as
women know men, the women would
have to do all the chasing or travel
alone.
woman can face blizzard in a
cheesecloth skirt and feel warm as
long as she knows she Is wearing her
rubbers.
And lots of guys who never owned
an automobile are going around with
fiat tires.
A married woman will slob around
the house in a greasy wrapper and a
knot of hair as big as golf ball at
the back of her head and then she
considers it remarkable that almost
any old kind of an affinity looks good
to her husband.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-10
We HAVE FAITH IN
THIS STOMACH REMEDY

A woman customer said to us the
other day, "Say, you ought to tell
everyone in town about Rexall Dys.
pepsia Tablets. l would myself if l
could" That set us to thinking. So
many people have used them and have
so enthusiastically sounded their
praises both to us and their friends,
that we had an idea you all knew
about them. But, in the chance that
some of you who suffer from indiges-
tion, heartburn, dyspepsia, or some
other stomach complaint, don't know
about them-we are writing this.
They contain Bismuth and Pepsin,
two of the greatest digestive aids
known to medical science. They soothe
and comfort the stomach, promote the
secretion of gastric juice, help to
quickly digest the food and convert it
into rich, red blood, and improve the
action of the bowels. We believe them
to be the best remedy made for indi-
gestion and dyspepsia. We certainly
wouldn't offer them to you entirely at
our risk unless we felt sure they would
do you a lot of good. If Rexall Dys-
pepsia Tablets do not relieve your in
digestion, check the heartburn, and
make it possible for you to eat what
you like whenever you like, come
back and get your money.
Sold only at the more than 1000
Rexall Stores, and in this town only
at our store. Three sizes, Csc, soc,
and -Wilson-Seiden Drug Co.,
Lewistown, Montana, 1.-THE Rexall
Store. ADV.
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-10
AWKWARD CANDIDATE
FOR j. S. SENATE
WISCONSIN LAWYER, WHO HAS
INTERESTS HERE, MAKES AN
ANNOUNCEMENT.

John A. Aylward, the Madison, Wis
consin, lawyer, who has an extended
acquaintance in Lewistown, mas just
announced his candidacy for the
United States senate. Mr.. Aylward
has visited this city and the Flatwil-
low country several times and sew
eral weeks ago was here for many
days as attorney for the Flatwillow
Land company in the action brought
against it by William Munger, his law
partner, Mike Olbrich, being with him.
A dispatch from Madison last week
says:
John A. Aylward, recently appoint
ed United States district attorney by
President Wilson, resident of Mad
ison for years, with high standing at
| the Wisconsin bar, announces himself
in the Democratic ring as candidate
for United States senator He is one
of the original Wisconsin Wilson men,
law partner of Joseph E. Davies, who
is the federal commissioner of cor
porations, and another Wilson orig
inal' in the badger domain, and will
receive the cordial support of Mr..
Davies and his friends.
II have decided to make the can
vass for the senatorial nomination"
Mr.. Aylward informed the writer. 81
suppose there will be other candi-
dates, but l intend to make an active
| fight. think that if | win the nomi-
nation l can whip the nominees Of the
other parties at the polls in Novem-
ber."
The senatorial primary falls in Sep
tember, SO that the race for the nomi-
nation on the several tickets will be-
gin soon. Who will oppose Mr.. Ayl-
ward for the Democratic honor is not
known at this writing; several proba.
bilities are visible, but it largely de-
pends on what the Karel Democrats
decide upon. 1t probably will be a
battle between the progressive and the
conservative Democrats for the nomi-
nation, just as it will be a fight be-
tween the La Toilette and the Meow
ern factions for the honor in the Re.
publican party.
Mr.. Aylward is perhaps the actual
leader Of the Wisconsin Democracy,
although Commissioner Davies gen
orally is given that credit.
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-10
March 13 "SaImon Dav."

Seattle, March 4.-March 13 has
been designated as National Salmon
day, in honor of the worlds most val
liable food fish. AS 1914 is the fiftieth
anniversary of the founding of the in
dustry the day will be widely cele-
brated. The governors of most of the
states in the Union have followed the
example of the governors of Alaska,
Washington, Oregon and California in
proclaiming the day and urging the
public to use canned salmon in some
form in honor of this American in.
dustry which came into birth only so
years ago and today has an output of
400, ,000, 900 cans annually.
Fergus County Democrat., 1914-03-10
THE ASSAY OFFICE,

Representative Tom Stout Makes An.
other Appeal for An Appropriation.
Washington, D. c., March 2.-Repre.
sentative Stout today appeared before
the house appropriations committee
and urged an adequate appropriation
to continue the operation of the Hell.
ena assay office for another year be-
ginning July l. Representatives from
other western states having assay Of
fees appeared on similar mission.
Eastern pressure is being brought to
bear to close all western assay Of
fees. The committee announced no
decision.