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AssAYlNG ooLD-BEARiNe
CYANIDE SOLUTIONS.

The method here described has been
used at the plant Of the st. John del
Rey Company, at MORO Velho, Brazil,
and has proved satisfactory It is
operated by native assistants without
any difficulty and yields accurate re-
suits which have been carefully
checked against the evaporation meth
DDS. The method is based on the pre-
cipiattion of gold by means Of zinc
shavings, OF rather by a zinc-lead
couple, from the boiling solution, in
the presence of considerable guam
titles Of silver and lead salt. Sufficient
silver is introduced to yield with the
gold a suitable parting alloy. The
presence of lead salts causes the for
nation of a zinc-lead couple which IA
cilitates the complete liberation of the
metallic gold from the solution and
yields a bulky precipitate of lead and
precious metals which settles easily
and thus insures the ready and COM
plete carrying down of the precipi-
tated gold
The stock solutions consist of a sill
yer solution containing one grain OF
silver for each 10 &C. Thirty-six gins.
of silver nitrate crystals are dissolved
in water, sodium cyanide added in
small quantities until the precipitate
which first forms is redissolved, and
the solution then diluted to 2la litres.
The sodium cyanide solution is a 1000
mixture. $50 to 260 grams of sodium
cyanide being dissolved in water and
diluted to pa litres. Sodium-plumbite
solution contains 65 grams of lead
acetate dissolved in water. with sodi-
UNI hydrate solution added until the
precipitate first formed just reds
solves. and the solution diluted to 2h
Itres. This solution is preferred to
the simpe acetate solution usually en-
ployed. since it insures the alkalinity
Of the LIQUID and the consequent alb
sence of free hydrocyanic acid which
might otherwise tend to carry back
some gold into the solution.
The procedure is to take one pound,
or 1000 grains, or 453.6 &C. Of the solu-
ton for assay; this volume is poured
into flask of Ia litres' capacity
and the silver solution added. For
rich solution, 10 &C. of the silver solu-
ton is used, and for the poorer soiu-
ton and for wash waters only &C.
Next, 10 &C. OF the sodium cyanide So
ution is added, then &C. of the plum
bite solution, and the mixture shaken
Then, 20 grams Of zinc shavings is
placed in the solution and the contents
Of the flask gently boiled for half an
hour and then filtered at once through
Sin. filter paper, the clear filtratl
being rejected. To the flask contain
ing, the solution and sbavings, lttl'
water is added, about 20 &C only JUS
so much being required as viii pre-
vent the cracking Of the flask by th'
driving and heat produced on the SUP
SEGMENT addition of the acid. then q
cc of commercial hydrochloric acid
After the complete solution OF the zln'
the contents Of the flask are poured OF
the filter. flask and filter being subse
ouentlv well washed with water.
The wet filter is transferred to al
ASSAY crucible, dried slowly in the tul
mace and carbonized at moderate heal
The cruclble is withdrawn from III
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STUDY THE MAP.
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Large, Quick and Sure

expect the viii be selling for several
dollars share when the rich tapped order
now while Won can secure at
reservation am having distribution call and
secur
DAWSON Buy rom your
Room 50, Copper Levy Brothers
Rsbes Arlz L. j. oVerloe
AGENTS Wanted 5retherton.
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German steel output during Septem-
Der, according to Overseas News A.
gency, was 1,17435O tons, as against
.l58 .702 tons in August. Daily output
was 45.l67 tons in September as a.
gainst 1856 tons in August.
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The crucible is then returned to the
furnace and the charge run down in
the usual manner, from 20 to 30 min
utes being required to complete the
fusion, after which the contents Of the
crusible are poured into a conical
mold, the metallic button detached
when the mass has cooled, and Gu
PEELED in a small magnesite cupel, the
sulting beads being parted directly in
the usual manner
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United Eastern Extension Mining Co.

25c) the Yellow
Leader side the Tom Reed
the United Eastern property gives
The ground floor offering
Look at the map our
neighbo producing with development the mine
L becom Of Of the
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OF INTEREST TO
MINER, PROSPECTOR
AND STUDENT.

series Of articles dealing with subjects
% to the
nntary knowledge
piled productive viii
OF the Sunday
IN. c LieberknechD
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w Weston NJ Member Of
itself gold min
unlimited of gold at great
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Report on the Property by an Expert

H. made report upon the United East
his
report He says: shaft 60 IT, and
The shaft shows the same
the adjoining property Out OF
this go IT, shaft samples
taken general altered andese porphy
skdmo informs that in the Tom Reed
side Of their ledge towards the
Bus ground md encountered 2 H. $4,000
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FIVE GOOD you SHOULD BE a UNITED EASTERN
EXTENSION sTocKHoLDER, NOW.
2--secause rapidly
ssesd.s properly i. to Be explored ooe our Engineer selected
main working and location.
4-seeau the boom stock, to
5-sseause investment
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Ground Floor Proposition. Stock 25c.

Now buy United Eastern Extension Mining
Company allotment will be sold that price
the nextpr will e a
This unauestonaby district but the
Tom both made
paid $500 share in diy
Bsbee
25e share and the knowing
which concusyey
that the United Eastern Your
houd b
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fire and hux is then added, consis
ing of this mixture:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-04

entregar los clncO prlmerOS submarines
dentro de seis meses, como plazo ma
ximo. Los ingenieros cuentan con en-
tregar los dos primeros de aqul a cua-
tro meses.
Ell Ministro de Marina es partidario
de que todos los buques Sc construyan
con la mayor rapidez possible.
FL Ministro de Estado por conse-
jo del Presidente del Consejo de Minis
tros, presentara una reclamation por ell
asesinato de dos espanoles en- el Brasil.
FL testimonio del vicec6nsul senior
Curityva es terminante y no deja la
menor duda, puesto que ell referido
funcionario da f6 de cosas ciertas.
Ti6nese la impression de que ell go
bierno brasileno impondra un severe
castigo a los soldados que degollaron
a esos infelices pontevedrinos.
Los republicanos han celebrado una
asamblea para tratar de la union de va
rios grupos que funcionan indepen-
temente.
Despues de una discussion muy reii-
da en- la que varias veces estuvieron a
punto de llegar las manos, acordose
ofrecerle Lerroux la Presidencia. asf
como tambien la direction del grupo
parlamentario.
La citada proposition fue acogida
con gran j1bilo.
Ell senior Dato acudi6 desde muy
temprano al Congreso, en- donde Sc dis
cutla ell programme naval; pero su pre-
sencia fu6 innecesaria, porque los dipu-
tados no han hecho oposici6n al proyec-
to.
En- seguida Sc trat6 de la prohibici0n
de las asambleas de agricultures en-
provincias para protestar contra las
zonas libres.
Sc produjo un ruidoso incidente, que
por POGO ocasiona una crisis.
El .Conde de Romanones confia en-
que To- liberales vuelvan a unirse den
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-04

Madrid, 20 de Enero.-Se dice con
gran lnsistencia que el gobierno no tie
ne empeno en- que Sc apruebe ell pro-
grama naval sin restricciones porque
teme que Espana, en- Ell verano proximo
Sc yea en- la necesidad de impedir que
Sc viole la neutralidad
Los que airman tai cosa dicen que
Dato desea que para esa epoca esten en-
tregados los otros acorazados que cons
truye la Casa Vickers y\1gunos subma-
rinOs.
FL Presidente del Consejo, ademas,
hallase resuelto a que Sc complete la
obra de defensa de las costas de que
Espana no este indefensa, como le su-
cede en- la actualidad
Igualmente prop6nese dotar de nue.
vo material de artiller1a al ej6rcito.
Los prop6sitos de Dato, que Sc ha-
Han de acuerdo con los de Echagiie
son de dar preferencia los canones
Schneider y Ordonez. Los dos reu-
zen mejores condiciones.
Ha llaunado poderosamente la aten-
ci5n ell hecho de que las oposiciones no
Sc encuentran tan optimistas como en-
10 antique, cosa que da no POGO que
pensar al pueblo.
Ell pesimismo que invade a todo ell
mundo por las complicaciones que ha
de tener la guerra de las naciones Sc
traduce en- la casi indiferencia con que
Sc observan los planes del gobierno.
Ell pals no sabe en- realidad 81 Dato
Sc encuentra explotando esa inquietud
9 81 sus precauciones son hijos de la
prudencia.
La opinion p1blica en- Espana teme
que la guerra obligue Ia naci6n a to-
ar medidas superiores sus fuerzas
Ell gobierno ha recibido de la Casa
Vickers la seguridad de que los subma
rinos y los demas nav1os memories Sc
construiran con gran rapidez, de mo-
do que una docena de ellos. al menos,
Sc encuentren en- servicio q fines de
ano.
La Casa Vickers Sc compromete 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-04

Madrid 21 de enero.-Los amigos
del Conde de Romanones han deelara-
DO esta mallana que no piensan apoyar
una situacion maurista, porque clio i'm
pllcarla una amenaza para ell regimen
para la tranquilidad del pals.
Los elementos romanonistas cumplen
un deber cooperando con don Eduardo
Dato a sacar adelante el proyecto ma
val; pero no haran NADIA mas; sus
compromises con ell senior Dato conclui-
ran una vez que este aprobado ell pro
grama de referencia.
El Conde, por su parte, manifesto
que don Antonio Maura tendr1a Ell
frente la opinion pi1blica que su ac-
tuaci6n, por 10 mismo, serfa crftica en-
extreme.
Plensa que 81 cae ell seilor Dato deba
sucederle en- ell gobierno' otro partido
que tenga ideales mas radicales.
La huelga de curtidores de Barcelp.
ma adqulere por momentos graves ca.
racteres, pues los huelguistas Ell acti-
tud amenazadora, impiden que las te-
ner1as continden trabajando ell cuero
con personal no asociado.
Ia polic1a, en- L. manana de hoy. tn
vo que dar varias cargas para disper-
sar los huelguistas, los cuales en- MI
Nero considerable, querian atacar una
tenerla Ell ell camino de la BarcelOneta
Los huelguistas, dicen que no Sc re-
Gluten trabajadores "esquirols''. pase
10 que pase.
Varios obreros de 6stos han sido ana
leados cuando sc propon1an entrar en-
una fabrica Ell donde sc habian solici-
tado sus trabajos.
El senior Camb0 ha conference.-the
con ell Ministro de Hacienda, tratando.
(Contin6a en- la pagina 1O.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-04

tro de POGO, poni6ndose en- condolences
de tener una mayor1a numerosa y dis
ciplinada.
El Conde, sin embargo, dice que uni
camente aceptar1a ell poder 81 10 llama
ra ell Rey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-04
ID E S DE E s P AN n

Obra de deensa Las oposones Los nenore Recaa
con Brasil Lerroux jee Haba Romanones- Un gabnete
Maurista.- Argumentos de fuerza.- Suacon critica-
Cambo conferencia con ministro
Las heladas Murca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-04

Ell seilor Camb6 ha conference.-the
con ell Ministro de Hacienda, tratando.
(Continda en- la pagina 1O.)
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
Frank Zeller Home.

Frank l.. teller, AFTER an absence
OF several months At Bearden ana
Holly Springs, Arkansas, where lie
has large landed interests, returned
home, this week, looking ~ brown a.
q berry, and while not as thin, as the
famous razor back" hog OF that
state, famed far and near In poetry
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
Come Here.

The environments and every local
surrounding makes Oregon one Of the
most delightful places In all North.
west Missouri for an outing on the
Fourth OF July, which will be cele.
brated here on saturday Of next week,
July Sd.
Its park Is In the very center OF the
city, furnishing abundance OF shade,
with All abundance Of water and every
convenience tU make the visitor com.
Portable, and every way at ease. Its
interurban train lands you within
four blocks Of the park. and all you
have to do is to turn yourself loose n
you want TO have good time, and
you can have It, N you will have con.
genial company, and he las the
"wherewith" to keep you supplied
with the good things that always
come With the 4th Of July.
The committee has arranged an ex.
cellent program, and II you come, you
will lind that there will be much do
ing from 10 q. m., until midnight, TO
show you . good time. cd.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
Presbyterian Church Notes.

Preaching by the pastor next Sun.
day morning, In the afternoon and
Al night, the Lewis Township Sun.
dag school convention Will be held
You will lind the program In another
place. IL II unusually good. There
will 10 good addresses, mu.ic and d..
cussions. IL II hoped that all Who
are Interested In Sunday school work,
and those vino ought TO he, viii b.
there.
Last Sunday might u wss our pleas
ure TO have with us Rev. Mr.. Ca,fee,
who preached = good sermon on the
subject OF Temptation "
The Aid society met on Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Stuart Reeves
and se~ed quilts.
The Endeavor society lad . good
meeting under the leadership Of Miss
Virginia Netherland. Mrs, Alberta
een.Murphy Is leader next Sunday
evening and the subject Is "Song and
Its Meaning.
Rev. u. N. Clagett, Of Sedalia, Will
speak ~ the prayer meeting tonight
Thursday, AZ eight O'Clock. A cor.
dial Invitation Is extended to oil our
services.
A silver purse, with money In II,
left at the church Children's bay,
can he had by application TO Mr.. Hsr.
vey Evans, superintendent.
T. A. CLA0EIT, Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

NY. but The Variety Store
has the FIREWORKS for July
9TH. Just take . peep at the
fine display OF Fireworks of
every description and kind
In their show windows. And
let Us tell you something.
they are selling them dirt
cheap. too. They are ready
and will sell them to you al
any time you call. II you
don't want to save them IN.
til the Fourth comes. II will
be all right to use them up
at once, then you can buy
more. But you want to hur.
~ II you want good Fire
Works and cheap.
VARIETY STORE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
Appreciatival

MOUND CITY. Mo-, June -, 1915.
To Messss. Dobyns 4 Curry, Editors
OF The Oregon SENTINEL, Oregon,
Mo-
GENrLsMES:-At Q meeting OF the
Mound City Community Club, Mon.
day night, June q, II was unanimous
~ voted TO extend the thanks Of this
club and the Mound City School
board for the extended write.up In
tbs Heir COUNTY SENTINEL, 70
gsrding our recent celebration and
comments on the improvements Of
our community, Of which we are, -
community, very proud, and heartily
appreciate the above mentioned srtt'
Gle. We feel that you have done us
great good In calling attention to
these improvements In your valuable
paper, and assure you that II VA
highly appreciated by the entire com
mnnity. Wishing your paper contin'
ued success, we remain,
Yours respectfully,
MOUND CITY COMMUNITY CLUB,
CHAs. L. HINES, Asst Secretary
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
Forest City M. z. Church South.

Sunday school class No. , held q
business meeting Al the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Cooperider, Monday eve-
ming, and organized itself into q Yves.
ley Adult bible class. They have
sent for a certificate OF registration
and will be recognized al the centra,
Office at Nashville, Tennessee, with
the great Wesley Adult Bible Glass
department, which has a membership
Of more than i2O 900 all over this
land. The general motto for all ives.
ley Adult Bible Glasses Is "My Brother
and )" spoken by John Wesley, re.
fcrring to the joint work NJ the mem
bers Of the holy club at oxford. The
class shall hereafter he known as
THE Friendly IiibIe Class" which
name the class has adopted. They
have taken up some definite work
among themselves, and hope TO make
a mark for themselves In active serv.
Ice for the Master
Our Sunday school was we'll at.
tended last sunday. There we're io2
present. This was good considering
the weather. The Children's exer.
cises, which we're held the second
Sunday Of the month, we're . success
In every way. The largest crowd
that has ever been IN the church, and
some crowded outside the doors and
windows. Much credit Is due to
those who had charge OF the exercises
and also to the young people who took
part
The ST. Joseph District Epworth
League Conference will be held at
Savannah, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday OF this week. Those Who will
attend from Forest City are; Misses
Bette neeler, Grace Finer, Lulu
Crawford; Floyd Goldman and Rev.
and Mrs. Smallwood. Miss Kettle
Beeler Is on the program for a read
ing and the pastor will conduct a de.
votional service at the o'clock hour
Friday morning.
There will he preaching services at
Forest City, next Sunday, both morn.
Ing and evening.
Tie personal e,angelis,ic campaign
Is stu going on and We expect to nee
large results.
u. II. SMALLwoop, Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
Forbes and Vicinity.

Tom Curry WAS looking after
business In Forbes, last Monday.
Frank Stout and John Ashworth
wees St. Joseph visitors, last Friday.
DIR. W. s. Gregory, Of St. Joseph,
spent last Sunday In Forbes, with his
brother.
Moss Forney, Of Mound City, was
visiting his cousin, Allen Cordrey,
last Tuesday.
Miss Bernice Bullock, Of Forest
City, Is visiting her sister, Mrs, Harry
Milne, this week.
Mrs. Roy Hershner, Of Nickell's
Grove neighborhood, visited her par.
ents, Gus Sahlin and family, last
Monday.
s. G. Kiefier left last week for
Oklahoma, where he goes to look
after the harvesting OF the wheat on
his farm.
The social given for the benefit
of the band, last Thursday evening,
was well attended, considering the
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

Paul Miller and wife, ~ ST. 10
sepi,, who are en.route home from .
visit TO the San Francisco and San
Diego, California expeditions, stopped
over for . brief visit with Mrs, Miller q
parents, James II brown and wife IL,
Oregon, for . day or two, this week
returning TO their home, Tuesday Of
this week. They report . tine trip.
Miss Fayla Quick, who accompanied
thsm, did not return with them, but
Will return In . short time.
Mrs. Harry wills, died At home In
this city, on Monday, OF this week
June slst, aged ~ years after . lonx
illness. She was married 10 her nov
bereaved husband seven years, ago,
and prior to her marriage was Augusta
Faoua and was born In Moniteau
county. The funeral services were
conducted from the coloreti Baptist
church, Tuesday. Mrs. Wills WAS q
most excellent colored woman. and she
will be missed by her colored
associates.
Recorder Of Deeds, A. o. bankers
shipped his household goods to Oregon,
Tuesday, and the family left today "a
assist him In the arrangement Of the
household. He has secured the old
Anderson property just west Of the
depot At Oregon. The house Ii sur.
rounded by eight acres Of fruit, garden
and pasture land. Nearly every one In
Corning regrets Andy's removal, lie
and his wife have lived here oil their
lives and Corning WHY certainly miss
them. Oregon will dnd In Mr.. Dank.
ers . most progressive citizen who
will be In every move for the better.
ment Of his town.-Corning, NO.,
Mirror, June Is, 1915.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
"keep the quality up"
Dawson-Campbell Clothing Company

rainy weather. Tie receipts we're
about twenty dollars.
"A short time ago,john Taylor put
n piece Of the old burlington road bed,
running through his farm, IN shape
for a wagon road, II makes a road
equal to a turnpike, as Il Mas laid
with ballast and cinders. The count
court should yet busy and buy the
rest OF the road bed, thus making a
tine level wagon road for two miles
east OF town, instead OF climbing up
over the bluffs. Nick,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
Until July 4th. our special
sale on eugsies and Spring
Wagons will interest you. II
you are In the market you cant
afford to overlook these prices.
FRANK FOSTER.
Napier and Vicinity.

Lee Byrd took dinner with G. c.
Brown, Monday.
C. G. Brown WAS In Forest Guy,
on business, Saturday. o.: -.
Mrs. Joe HuiIer, who has been
quite sick, Is not very much better.
Mrs. Msyhus came one day, last
week, to stay with her daughter, Mrs.
Joe Huiisr.
Miss Beulsh Bush spent Sunday
with Miss Ethel West At the Joe
Huiier home.
born to Roy English and wife,
the 18th, . tine girl. Roy says he has
y King and Queen now.
C. G. Brown, wife and children
and Ethel Byrd visited Roy English
and family, Sunday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Warren Titles, Of
Mound City, came down Friday to
visit her father and family. Grandma
Skeels returned with them after
spending week with her son.
Mrs. WIN Wake entertained at
her home, Wednesday afternoon: Mrs.
Alfred holland, Mrs. G. Il. Rosiing,
Mrs. win Aylor, Mrs. Q. G. Brown,
Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mrs. Roy holland,
Miss Ethel Byrd and Mrs. Ed Gordon.
MEMO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
Benton.

Miss bertha Michael Is giving
music lessons IN this neighborhood.
"A hard rain, Thursday, raised
kirnsey creek higher than for years,
-Ernes, Lunsford and family Wis
tied last week ~ the home OF John
Ferguson, Mrs. Lunsford's brother.
VIII Murray and their youngest
children visited the trst OF ,he week
al the GiliilleO home, IN the Bagby
district.
Robert Emerson and Gerald And.
Ter were In Oregon, Monday; Gerald
bringing home a piano, = very pleas.
ant surprise to his family.
Robert Emerson's children and
grandchildren, J, l.. AOdler and fam.
lily, Gale Emerson and family and
Miss Marie Murray spent Sunday,
between services, witAi them.
Mrs, Robert Cooper, from Idaho,
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Watson. Robert expects u
come soon, and having rented his farm,
expects tospend IT least one year In
Missouri, and II his health permits,
to locate permanently In this, his No.
tive state.
"A shower WAS given Mrs. Winnie
Wright Kunkel for the baby son,
last Friday. Many pretty, dainty
garments were given. Ice cream and
several varieties of dae cake were
served by the elder Mrs. Wright, Mrs,
Edith Derr and Mrs. Carl Wright. A
very enjoyable time was had. About
forty were present. VrRIfAs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
Card OF Thanks.

We desire TO return our heartfelt
and grateful thanks TO the friends
who came to our assistance, In our
hour Of siiiiction, the death and burial
OF our son, and brother, Arthur
Clyde Baker. ....
.t j. W. BAKER, Wire
. AND BROTHERS
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
For Sale or Trade.

A modern six.room house, nearly
new, closets, psntries, electric iiSnts,
good we'll, stable, hen mouse, tnIee
fine laying lots, In splendid iocston'
in town OF Burlington Junction, mo.
Good railroad service, For iurther
particulars call on or address,
Fl. Il. CHAMBE4LAIN,.
Oregon, Mo. Route Z.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
Attention, Comrades!

Members Of Meyer Post, q. A. r.
will hold their next regular meeting
at the home Of John Jones, on Sat.
urday, June 20, 1915, 1t 2:30 p. M,
sharp, to attend to such matters %
may come before them.
G. w. CUAAINs, Commander.
\. 8. MORGAN. Adjutsnt.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
In the Cause Of Temperance.

Mrs. Eta +. Winters, Of St. Joseph
state superintendent Of Purity lie
partment Of the W. @. T. u, slst
vice. president OF the Confederated
Clubs OF Missouri, will make . tour Of
Holt county, In behalf Of the temper
ancs work, and will speak At the fol
lowing places:
Craig, June q, sp. m.
Bigelow, June ~, Sp. m.
Maitland, June 20, 8 p. m.
Shiloh, June 30, 8p. m.
Mound City, July !, Sp. m.
Forest City, July 2,sp m.
New Point, July 3, sp. m.
Oregon, July I, sp. m.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25
Probate Matters

Judge DUNCAN, Of our probate
court, has named George Lehmer
guardian OF the minor heirs " the
late Thomas y. Fitkmaurice. These
children are; Daniel, age. ~; John,
age u; Sarah Ann, aye, ~ Rosie I o.
letta, u; Loretta May, ,,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-06-25

TIE collateral Inheritance tax In
the Hugh =. Ruley estate amounting
TO Nt ~ WAS paid into the hands 81
the county collector, last week.