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The Ordway new era., 1916-12-22
Big lntermountaIn Stock Show.

Grand Junction.-The Grand juno
tion Interna 'ional Livestock Show
opened with an estimated attendance
OF $500. For weeks preparations
have been under way. and the largest
stock exhibit ever gathered in west
ern Colorado is the result. Approx.
mately 800 of the finest dairy cattle
in western Colorado are on exhibition.
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-22
To Build Thre. Beet SUGAR pvmD,

Golden.-What Is believed to be the
first step toward establishing a sugar
factory in Jefferson county is the
proposition for the Denver Tramway
Company to build three dumps along
its two lines west of Denver in the
rich valleys below Golden All the
farmers along the Denver & North.
western and the Denver 4 Intermoun-
tain have been Asksd ~ consider he
ssstter. 4 n pfopossd ~ ~ Tfsm.
Nv compeay ~ tld; lt5nrl Y ~.
~ olfys ~ xsl9 ~ 's' '' Z NJ a
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-22
Good Advice.

A minister was questioning hI, s.
day school concerning the story Of 3
tychus, the young man who, lIst,uI,,
to the preaching of the Apostle ~
fell asleep and, falling out Of a ~
dow, was taken up dead. n
What" he asked, do we Learn IN
this solemn event?" n
The reply from n little girl came.
please, sir, ministers should lam
not to preach too long sermons--n.
Bits.
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-22
switehman Dies Under Cars.

Steamboat Springs.-The body of
Andrew Hays. switchyard employe of
the Routt Pinacle mine. fifteen miles
west of Steamboat Springs, was found
by other workmen. He must have
tried to board moving train of emp.
ties and fell between the cars.
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-22
HOW TO TREAT DANpRuFr
Itching Scalp and Failing HaIr WI
Cutleura. Trial Fns.

On retiring touch spots Of daad.l
and itching with Cuticura Oiatrut|
Next morning shampoo with cuiu
Soap and hot water. A clean, hsalS
scalp means good hair and freedua \
most cases. from dandruf, itAk
burning. crustings and scalinsl
Free sample each by mail with ~
Address postcard. Cuticura, Dsk 4
Boston. Sold everywhera-AdL
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-22
Section Hand Killed on Track

Pueblo.-Elizas Tresquez was killed
and Antonio Dimonez badly injured
when westbound passenger train on
the Denver G. Rio Grande plowed
through section gang at Swallows.
twenty-five miles west Of this CITY.
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-22
Started Something.

Don had finished his first diy =
school and was on his fathers ~
for their usual evening talk bd4
being sent to bed.
"Well. how do you think 900 "
like school?" his father inquired
The little fellow became sefou1
"I'm afraid, daddy, I've ainl
something l can't finish,' he replied
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-22
Pueblo Asks U. s. FOR Camp Ground.

Pueblo.-The city OF Pueblo re-
quested the Department of the Interior
for two grants of land in the San Ysa-
bel forest reserve. One of the grants
will be used for municipal play
ground, and will consist of forty acres
of timber land. The other will be used
as a camping ground for visiting auto
lists
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-22
Farmer Drilling for Water Finds Ga.

Pueblo-Mat Watkins, farmer in
the Grimaldi district in the southeast.
ern part of Pueblo county. has struck
a considerable flow of gas in well
drilled on his place. He has piped the
gas into his house and is using 1t for
fuel and lighting. The well was being
drilled for water.
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-22
Man Hurt by cave-in, Dies.

Grand Junction.-F. P. Shott, a car.
penter. whose skull was fractured 81
a cave-in in the Stokes mine at Pals.
ade, died in a local hospital.
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-22
True to Life.

"Tell me honestly" said the ~
reader to the novel-writer' da
ever see n woman who stood :
tapped the floor lmpatiently WIN
toe for several moments, as J@
scribe?"
Eyes" was the thoughtful repq' I
did once" N
"Who was she"
"She was n clog-dancer. -i'
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-22
Railroads Would Raise Coal Rates

The Colorado & Southern, the Colo.
RADIO Midland and the Santa Fe rail.
roads have petitioned the Colorado
public utilities commission for permis.
sion to raise their rates on coal from
Paiisade and the South Canon districts
to Denver.
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-22
Executors Of MIIIer rE.+,t. p..

Executors Of Miller Estate Removed.
another contest in the much liti.
gated estate of the late Mrs. Anna
Miller ended when District Judge Al
len upheld the decision of County
Judge Rothgerber in summariIy re.
moving Mrs. Hanah Schultz, Mrs. Jen.
ME R. Becker and Albert O Johnscr
as executors Of the last viii Of their
sister. Mrs. Miller. Upless the ouyted
executors 2 appeal TO the state Supreme
Court. the decision Of Judge Ailsn viii:
Ifsself n "a thf4e stpfp DsfnS'
cempsjisd to ~ :! q ~
4 5sAsi & a.! 4 q laill 1 r. B 4 '|;|'
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-22
HemmIns Estate Pays s1o,saz r,x

A state Inheritance tax OF s1o,sa7.7e
was paid by the executors Of the estate
OF the late Charles C. Hemming. presi
aent OF the 81 Paso National Bank OF
Colorado Springs. The total value Of
the estate was $4O5. .73O.
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-22

Ten smiles for nickel. AimM ~ a5
Cross Bag Blue; have beautliu'
white clothes. Adv.
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-22

At least two-thlrds OF the ~
men are henpecked and haven't
1t out.
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-22

Only One "BRoMo oUINNl.
To Tot tho genuine, call for full name Ll1i4q
BROMO OGININB. Look for signatnn y
GROyH, lures q Cold In One DAY. -
The Ordway new era., 1916-12-22
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
DATES Fon COMING EVENTS.

Jan. 1-6-Poultry Show Mt Denver.
Jan. 1l-l3-Poultry Show at Canon
City.
Jan. 20-Athletic Club boxing contests
ut Denver.
Jan. :O-,7-Annual wsstern Stock
Show ut Denver.
Feb 2-4-Y. NJ. C. A. Annual Conven-
tion at Colorado Springs.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02
aGcttinR Tolethcf.

Our business men and number of
our farmers met at the Court House.
Monday evening, to discuss organiza-
ton and united action, looking to
those things that would tend to bring
us better condition Of roads and
more united purpose in road building,
together with the social and CONNER
cial welfare. There were number
of spicy and to.thc-point talks made
by Messrs. A. A. Jeffrey. l.. Il. Cum
bingham, Joe II. Murray. Lester Pet
,i'chn and the club president, l.. !,
Moore.
The prize of $500 offered to the
party giving the most suitable name
for the organization. was awarded "a
Andy Tochterman. who suggested
"The Farmers and Merchants High.
way and Improvement Club" This
name was formally adopted and the
organization hereafter will be thus
known.
A committee, consisting Of Joe II
Murray. c. d. Iook and Robert Ruley
waA chosen. to assist the presiden,
and secretary in selecting the execu.
tive committee Of the club. and. they
are 20 make their report at the next
club meeting. Monday evening next
June 9Th.
let all who are interested In tn,
betternent of this community nttent
the meeting, next Monday evening.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02
Death of Sam W. Proud.

Samuel W. Proud, q veteran of the
Civil War. has answered his last roll
call. and mustered out Of the ranks
here below. to he mustered in to the
rpr'S uf the Great Contain across
lifc's mighty river.
"sam" Proud, the kindly ncighbor.
friend and excellent citizen, died n,
MI. home. near Mound CITY. Monday
- this week, May 30. 1919. aged -
years.
Nr. rroud wa. tho son Of james
nnd 'arah King Proud. aud wa, hn'n
~ Rpss COUNTY. ohio. March II. 1875,
ard car e To- Holt county With hi, par
'l'. ~ 1884. On the breaking oUt pi
the civil War. Wy. FRO Il "ni sod N
Z t" 9Th luliara h,an,ry. ani serve
fr' tNu and a hat .cn' Is. AMI Sc a. III %.
charged FOR ply disah,'i,y. from
which hr never folly recovered vrd
,iuigi broken w health, he PATIENTS
bore he ss''oriug.
Tn May ~, 1865. Lo led Nntgar"'
Thalp 10 the a'tdr. IN Oregon. Whc
together with Two daughters, Mrs.. h..
King, Of Montana, aud Mrs. A.
lliils, Of -. Joseph, survive. lie 1.
also survived 10y - grandchildren ans
one ggra;-Crardchild.
Funeral services were conduc,c,
! from the homo. Wednesday. May ~
by Rev. Lane Douglass. of the Noun,
City VI. +. church
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02
$l.6OO.OO to Loan
on good real estate security.
See Secretary or Trustees Of
Oregon Lodge, No. 81, !. ..
q. +.

V. II. Grinstoad. wife aud two
g. zen. Of Kansas city. arc hcic for
o.. summer. and will be- with her
H.'hrr. Mrs. e. j, Hunt.
M ard Ma. T.. o. rhillir. ut.
I'D 'ho funeral nj Nrs. rhillip.'
.'... SAW ". Proud. in Mound cts.
v r"-,lny "f this week.
EnVy Nrill. superintendent, uf the
'HwN C'iy .rr plant. bad Mi. cy"a
.u .,l Nv M ammonia ,rlo.ipn. ,r
q. "r 'n.t W,rh. NHy 20.
iu" ,'au. "r. art Nr kant
'l..Ha. md Improvement club viii
.' ~ tHH Court 'ius.". n,N' Mon.
To- ,y"uin", Ju"r 3. az o'clock
'"a' Er'yrrn i'urr.t CITY nnd
81 liant. ore STA inch firc.tuno
@ lr ~. tube. on rim. fiudri
,n,u.o notify T.. Mobrr Forest City,
-.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02
Cu\lTNrQrN PROGRAMME
Oregon Chauiiuuua Begins august o
Lasts SiN D,ys--t.ood Program
Assured Each Day.
Thnr.dnN. Nmgn.l ~.

Thur.da,. august 10.
Afternoon;
The Ma ira' Az puari'',r. Br.l-
liant Mu.tH. '..anIsauoU Concert
aud En''ria." ~
Tho Musical AT Quart"t'". Con
cert Prelude.
lion. jo.. e.. Camp. Of Georgia, the
Snuth's Mot iri.hvd Orator
Friday. august II
Afternoons:
Night:
The Pilgrim Girls and Hannah Cove.
IT boston. Entertainment and Or
chcs,rn. IN u versatile program.
Night:
The Pilgrim Girls and Hannah Cove
Concert. Orchestral numbers, musi-
cal sketches. novelties.
Prof. VIM. u. Patty, Scientist. Mar
vclous demonstrations with wireless,
radium and liquid air.
Saturday. august l..
Afternoon:
The Westminster Concert Enter
tainers. Prelude.
Hon. All. Taylor. Of Tennessee,
statesman and orator.
Night:
The Westminster Concert Enter
,aincrs. Character songs, sketches,
music, impcrSonations,
DR.. u. +. Fox, famous preacher
lecturer, "Thc Philosophy of Common
SENSE"
Sunday. August i3
Afternoon:
Arcadian symphony ScNtcttc in
concert.
THE Chautaupua's Foremost Wool
wind Organization Chas. T. Howe,
l"n,lcr.
Aralinn Sy"nhony ScN,ot,r.
playing some uf the worlds nohlcst
music.
Hon, GRANVILLE Joncs, orator, humor-
ist, philosopher.
Monday. august
Afternoon:
The Alpine ludlcrs. seven WONDER
t.l singers. Grand concert entertain
mcnt.
Might:
The Alpine lodlcrs, concert, pre-
udc.
Lulu Tyler Gate, famous reader Of
plays.
Tuesday, August u
Afternoon:
The Olihwny Indian Players. Indian
lie, folk lore and legends. introduced
by br, Robert \. George.
Prof. J. W, llcnccro,h, scicnti-
lic farming loc,tr" demonstration,
Science anil the Soil"
Night:
Tho ojibway Indian Players pre-
scntinr l.ongfo'low's Indian passion
play, "lliawatha."
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02
DAYS Talked Over.

Saturday of last week. May %,
Meyer Post was the guest Of its COM
radc. Il. +. Morgan and wife. at their
elegant new home, in the Western adj
dtion. II wasn't exactly a house
warming, but the gladstone spirit that
prevailed in the hearts of the COM
radcs, rs they were cordially received
by their comrade and wife, told the
story that each and every comrade
Joined with Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan in
their Happiness in being able to enjoy
the comforts and pleasures that come
to them. a. they 20 down life's shad-
owery slore in such a beautiful and
modern home.
As the comrades came they were
cordially welcomed by the couple. and
were given seats on the large and
handsomely decorated porch. where
the sun-rays were shut out. and where
each comrade seemed to enjoy every
moment Of their stay. II was here
that the Post conducted it, meeting,
and where the program of Decoration
Day was shaped and moulded.
Following the proceedings Of the
Post, informal talks were made by
various members present, and the Co
lumbia Machine. in charge of Kennel,
kunkel. entertained with delightful
music, etc.
Tho guests were then invited inside
and seated to tables, and on entering,
the ladies pinned little silk flag on
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02
DIR. Turner was a Maryville WIS.,

Dr. Turner was a Maryville Wis
itor Ills week.
Miss Kate Green will teach the
Monarch school the coming school
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. u. ,Bart) Eley,
of Mound CITY, are visiting with rcla-
tive, in Oklahoma.
John Nc,hcrland will do the farm
ing act during vacation with his uncle,
John Bagbv. near Mound City.
Vim. u. Dunnihoo. of near Craig.
wa, looking after business matters in
Oregon. "Wednesday of this week.
-. Roy Campbell and all the Camp
b"'iS. Of Hulyokc, Colorado. are here
visiting Mrs. Campbelrs parents, Nj.
a 1T Yrs. Lin Carroll.
-George Garner lost two inner
tubes for his Ford car-onc had been
Used. They were in brown box.
Reward for recovery.
dawson a. Campbell, our cloth.
i,r., had very attractive and pa.
tri"tic window in honor of Memorial
AMI Decoration Days.
80 Jim Eddy is back ut the throttle
Of No. .. on the lntcrurban, after q
two weeks lay of, having his appen.
din repaired at Omaha.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brum-
baugh, Of Maitland, Tuesday, May 20,
a daughter.
Mrs. +. f.. Richards and her two
sprightly little ones were st. Joseph
visitors, last Thursday.
The Farmers and Merchants
Highway and Improvement Club will
meet at the Court House, next Mon
day evening, June 5, at o'clock.
John Lentz, a former resident of
this county, died in st. Joseph, Sun
day, May %, 1916. The body was
brought to New Point, where funeral
services were held from the Presby-
terian church, Tuesday, May 90; in
teiment in the North Nickell's Grove
cemetery.
Charley Koock is back home after
q several weeks absence, conducting
q town lot sale in Pulaski county
which he says was . big success in
every way. He was his own auc-
tioneer, literary artist and brass band
and we have no doubt but what he
hned oil these 10 the satisfaction Of
the people Of the Oxarks. -,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02

tho lapcl If each. and they were sea-.
ed by Colonial place cards in hand
some designs, and were truly WORKS
~ nrt.
Mrs. Mor-an. aided bv Mrs. sam
Simpson. Mrs. Frank Morrnn. Mrs.
Row kunkcl. Mrs. Kate holland md
Misses Vera Fratcs and Marie Boyi.
served n most delicious anil appctiling
tw"-coursc luncheon.
Twcntv.onc veterans answered roll
call. and the Pos, voted its thanks Ia
W., n-d Mrs. Morgan Tor their vcncf-
Gus hospitality, and congratulate |
the" on having 80 bcau,if"l n home IN
which Ia spend their declining years,
md hoping their davs may he many
10 enjoy It's comforts.
Bon. =. MORGAN hns hccn conspicu.
ous in N" nirnirs ~ o"r county for
many years. Ne was horn IN Han.
cock county. Indiana, january -,
iSi3, and IL therefore we'll along on
his ionrn"v toward his 9Th milestone.
lie was raised on the farm.
On tho corning on of the Civil Wnr,
he enlisted in Tho 10Th Indiana ~.
| fan'ry, nnd IN lSG2 was wounds
while in nc,ion. and on recovery ~
his wounds, he was transferred 10 the
'. :, Veteran l,oscrv" Corrs. md wr
duly mustered ou, Of service nj Indi.
nnnnolis, In July. 1855.
Following his muster out, he came
West, and landed nj Forest City, from
the steamboat. "St. Joe Belle" lnnd,
ing near the location of the Fore,
City park. With carpct.bng in hani
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02
Not Much Loot.

Monday night of this week, May 30,
robbers visited Mound City, and while
there they made several visits, but
they did not get much loot. They first
visited the dental office o. G. N. and
Orcn Smith and secured some $50
worth Of gold metal. They then went
to the John Hester poultry house, and
raked in $500 in postage stamps and
% cents in pennies. Their third visit
was at the depot, where they broke
open the cash drawer and ticket case
Their spells here amounted to only "a
cents in pennies.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02

n, E,n,,.v ,,,,,,,. IN, c,,di,io,
-, I,yi, Nj .Ioy YSo w,s "a ni,y"
inyh IN from ap,cndicitis, rs much
improved. ard strong homes are enter.
tanned for his recovery.
-.cbnr,,. Nn,t,, l,f, Tu,.,ny NJ,
nj, return :, Dcny,, ns,c, n ,,o
weeks vara' ion here with his dadd,
in-law. u. +. Dobyns. AMI his wife AMI
daughter.
, Harm. 4, AIR. .,J Mr.. liz, SLAM
hsr. of Mound city, Tuesday, Mny ~.
n daughter, and To Mr., and Mrs, Joe
Cason. Of the same place, u hoy, sun.
lny, May u.
Mrs. Ann, J,,,,c,,,,t 1,,,h,or
Of lnroh Ro.,ork. md he, ,w" Jonyh.
tor. Of Manhattan. E,,s,s ,i.i,oJ :,
few dnVs. IN, week, with rnclr Frrl
Rostnck and wife.
Tho nov couuo,y :, bc k,,,,,
Ms gnupnry n nh pcvir,,r, Nn,i,noi
Guard. "f vi ..nnri, wos nu.nrcJ In
n, Mound CIV. Nav %. w,h three
ofllcrr, and 81 men.
Nil. N,u Frv, Air. rI,,, IIi,J,
Hazel Duchor. Mr. Iobn Cnvnn nnJ
Nr.. Could won, I,,Li,w a, ,h, n,c,,,,
fhipUa tho ln..nh hon ia
dows. Ias, Tbursdny
Tho ,cr, Ia, s,,o t,o,, ~ a.,
volIcv yic,v ,J,I;,inn -, Wanni CD
las, saturday Wnv ~, wns n sn,ccc.s
Ey,,v one ~ ,Lc 80 ,o,s wo,a LA
which brouyb, Tho nm NJ Sto ion
n, ca,,,l., u.,' a. Is, Ill
ro,chcJ III -s,h n,iIo NO., mi I'm" Th.'
Sentinel sonds H.. kin,,,' o,co,In,. =,
him nnd bis fannie ,,,,s,i,, ho n,o,,
no SHARED far mony Jovs ,n con,c '
-, az, 10, ,,,,
Ian. nn. ,a, MmI WI, N,,'. nv ny u
bu,i.l n, Eorh.s nm rbu"! las" ,ho
os,h. bv I'nJcr,,k",s n,"son w
Noorc. bv direction oc tho ,oil,o,l
compnny. " '''
80. r. ., NJ, ,,...
Iii, '"nns'F, ni Mounh NV
,o "," ~, w. WY !" We Town lot salc'
nilv s,r,cL hr IN" " ant; -, oC SI Iaoah t' c"on,
md Tho vhcoIs In nos"i,a 60 liz
hroko ono of H. Lao" 'S '''' '''''
a., =,
~ ave un"cr "p,sa'"nS 10 MRS
y, w; hh,'rnm Ior Don 81 delcl"u"
Strawpcrrlcs' ,ha' were simply whop,,
y is.. were ,Mo 'hnt measured
went to tho a'inch Iino ''"'
M. 49, A.
u,,i. many Irlrnns " Mrs' .. T.
mni,ner, WHO mas pe'm IN sueh q pre-
curious conni,lon ~ -, Joseph nos
pllal, thr pas, TWO weeks, has so I'M
proved that she WIN llRcly be able to
return nome inc ,aS, o, 'h,s week,
We had a delightful call from W.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02
See me for reasonable price on
the DR.. Proud residence property.
INII MAAnIH

Frank Sutton takes the ribbon n
later grower. He has sent to th,
office q mess of new potatoes-real
Eaters grown in his garden this yea
If there are any who can beat this
We want to hear from them.
The class Of 'l6 surely feels
grateful to Miss Virginia Netherland
for her generous help o. an accom-
PIANIST in their musical numbers Of
the .copniencement program. She IL
. pianist pf much promise and her
help was appreciated BY oil. a-
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Nn'.r" II, h"irhy given Ia all land.
owners in the SIuaw Creek Drainage
n,'rirt. No. |, Holt County. and State
Of Missouri, TO meet on
Friday. June 10Th, 1916
n, . o'clock l.. NJ, at the Exodus
School llyusc, in School District No.
~. in Holt County, Missouri, in said
Drainage District, for the purpose OF
clcc,ng one Supervisor and for the
term Of five years.
Done by order Of the Board Of Su-
pcrvisors of Squaw Creek Drainage
Dstrist. No. /, this 18th day of April,
1915. JOHN :, SMITH,
Attest. (Scal.) Chairman.
+. l.. TELLER, Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02

for W. +. NJ. s., of the NJ. +. church
Friday, June 2, 1916:
Place of meeting-Mrs. Fl. C. Cook
Subject, emusic and Missions"
Leader, Mrs. Campbell.
"What Oriental Music Reveals,
Mrs. Pierce.
"Music in Mission Schools" Mrs
Hunt. 3t,
1.-THE Little India Girl and Hsl
Christian Songs" Mrs. Meyer. b
"Jesus' Songs In . Heather vii
laRe," Mrs. Conrad. y 4.
Mystery Box. r
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02
E.>cruiri>'s Notice.

Notice l. hereby given that letters
of admin s,ration On the estate "i
Cave J. liant. deceased, were granted
90 the undersigned on the 10Th day Of
MAY, 1915. by the Probate Court. Of
Holt County. Missouri. All persons
having claims agains, laid estate ARE
required 81 exhibit them for allow
ancc IL the ENocutriN within six
month, at'cf the date of ,aid letters,
ur they may hc prrrlulcd from any
h"ncri of ..ih estate, AMI u said
clniu, hr not exhibited within on,
year from she dat" "l IN" la,, inscr-
lion ri the publication or this notice,
they -hnl' be- FOREVER barred.
ORA HUNT, EN"cu,iiY.
This apth lay ~ May, 1915.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02

--Asscss0r-Wc are authorized 10
announce J. O. SELLERS. of Union
Township, as n candidate for the Office
of Assessor, subject to the Republic
can Primary Election, 10 be held
Tuesday, August |, 1916.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Our rates for poll,irnl announcements will
oe so Tor nll county candidates, and $50 Tor
~ state and congressional. For Nil reading
notice., c"mmsndatnry Of the candidates, the
rate viii bee ten cents per line. and all such
no'lces must he PREPARED hy Interested parties,
and must lie signed b. n. author ~ evidence
II his good ihlth.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02

DIR. J. L. Chandler, Oregon. Both
phones.
Chester Springer and wife attend
ed the funeral Of his grandmothcr,
Mrs. Sol Forney, of Mound City,
Thursday Of last week.
Money to loan on farms at total
cost OF per cent per year to the bor-
rover. Also some home money to
loan on farms. G, s. Lukens, office
over West Side Cafe.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-02
STRAWBERRIES.

Place your orders with A. W. King
for those large, lucous Senator Dun
lap Berries. Farmers Phone.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
New Holiday JezveEy

our line OF Christmas icwelry and novelties arc
here in most complete and beautiful assort
ment. world OF new things that make very
appropriate gifts now ON display
Hair Ornaments, all tho new styles.
at .,........t. .......,,,,.,.,. soc To 81, 90
Brooches and Neckplns in all the new finishes
and color combinations at................ soc
Beauty PINS in bright and dull golR at t5c To 500
Shirt Waist set. genuine hand painted, tho
scented Pendants IN variety OF colors
ut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOC to S2.75
Vanity Box, In silver gold and enamel fin
ish .......,........ SOC to 81 on
Mesh Bags largo assortment, at. SOC to $500
Leather Collar Bags in tan and black
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90 to $500
Sewing Sets In leather cases, complete with
fittings at ....,..,...,,.,,...S $3.50 to $1,000
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $t25 TO $3.50
Bridge Sets IN leather GASES at. $500 to $500
Collapsbe Coat Hangers In leather cases
Military Brushes. one pair In leather case.
ht ....,,..','','. ,......'.. $SOO 10 rSVO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
About Earlier Xmas Shopping

Owing to material scarcity immediate buying will be wise
buvng this season and aforng better choice and better
satisfaction avoiding the eleventh hour confusion and
disappointment.
This store suggests beermen
service yourself that far possible
our oyerburdened delivery by carrying small parcels
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-26
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