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Fl1thy Drinking Utensils.

Dr. Woods says: The drinking water is a fruitful source of disease. Im- pure water should not be allowed within reach of fowls. It is no un- common sight on poultry farms, other wise well kept to find the water yes sels in a filthy condition. Putting clean water into foul receptacles is labor wasted; yet we Tot infrequently see on poultry farms dirty wooden tubs or unelean metal vessels contain ing uninviting drinking water On farm which 1 visited recently the fowls are supplied with running water in metal trough. Judging from the con- dition of the trough, and the accun- ulated filth and slime, it had not been cleaned since the plant was built-sey- eral years; yet the proprietor was un- able te account for bowel troubles and other ailments to which his fowls were subject. We cannot be too careful about the drinking water. It should be such as we would be willing to drink ourselves, since it plays an inn portant part in the makeup of the fowl and of the egg Metal water dishes, if kept clean, are all right; but glazed earthenware ones are better. They should be so made that they can be easily and thoroughly cleaned should be well rinsed each time re- filled. say twice or three times daily Once week they should be washed and scaled.
 Clover and Timothy Hay-Clover unless cut before it reaches the blos- soming stage will have when dried from seven to ten per cent of al- huminoids, which makes it a very nutritious ration. Timothy, when in its ate, which is little before it has blossomed, has only about four to five per cent of albuminoids. If it stands until dead ripe most of these are changed to woody fibre, which is very hard to digest. The second growth of clover is much richer than the first. It is hard to cure it without diseoloring from excessive fermenta- tion If secured in good order it should be saved for young stock and for poultry, to be fed to each in small amounts with other feed.-Ex.
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About Amber.

Although amber is not precious stone, or anything of the sort. it is nevertheless precious material, one full of picturesque interest and very beautiful to boot Most of the amber Of the world has been found thrown up on the shores of the Baltic sea, and is supposed to be the residuum of old and huge forests of period before civiliza- tion of the world began. A little is found in this country, little in Eng land, little in the fars Orient, little of 1t is mined and the fossil trees, whose gum it was, are still in evidence in the strata with the gum exuding from them, but the most of the worlds amber comes from the Prussian coast.
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An Encore.

Tommy. what's an encore?" asked Benny Bloobumper of Tommy Tad dells. Its a piece a great singer sings after the audience calls him back to see whether he knows anything else worth listening to" replied Tommy
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DIED..

Died, March 81, at 10 a. m. in Deni-
son township inst outside the city
limits, Mr.. Joachim Fred Christ Theo.
Volkmann, aged IS years. s mos. and
~ days. His death was very sudden
and was the result of a violent attack
of cramps. The funeral will take place
tomorrow morning at II a. m. at the
house. The remains will be taken TO
the Nlssen cemetery in Morgan towi.-
ship for burial ard Rev. j.. Lothringer
will officiate.
Mr.. Volkmann was born in Schem-
min. Mecklenburg, Germany July 10,
1929 and was married at Roebel, Neck
lenburg in 1857. He leaves a wife, three
sons and five daughters and numerous
other relatives to mourn his loss.
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RE-DEDIcATED.

The beautiful new Baptist church
was rededicated last Sunday. The
church society is now free from debt
and has a most artistic and comfortable
house of worship Much of this has
been due to the untiring efforts of Rev.
f. w. Bateson. Mr. Bateson is man
of whom any church and any commun-
ity might be proud, earnest studious
and true hearted, we can but feel that
his work will be a power for good in
our city not only inside but outside of
his church. The REVIEW likes such
clean cut, manly men, such steadfast
conscientious workers and is pleased to
note their success, for they always do
succeed.
A large number of people were gath
cred to hear the re-dedication services,
and the sermon prerched by Rev. e. P.
Bartlett of Des Moines was both elo-
quent and impressive. Rev. A. M.
Duboc read the scripture lesson to the
flock whose pastor he was in days gone
by, and his presence reminded many
of the older days and of the many
struggles which this, in common with
all other churches, has had to undergo
in the succeeding years. If there were
no struggles their would be no victories,
thought they, and with pardonable
pride thought of the splendid condition
in which their church stands today
The musical part of the services were
of high order, and consisted of anthems
by an octette of Baptist young people, a
beautiful solo by Miss Lillian Garrison
and congregationals singing AS for the
financial part there was no trouble
raising the $1,000 required.
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DEATH OF WIN. HoAdENsoN.

On Sunday morning, March 26, oc-
Cured the death of Mr.. William Hoag-
ensen one of the pioneers of Denison
Death was result of brief but severe
attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. Hoagenson was born in Chris
tiania, Norway, March 90, 1S43, and
came to this country in 1866, settling in
Denison in 1868 and entering shortly
after into the employ of the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad company He
was married in 1869 and one son was
born to him who was afterwards killed
while performing his duties as brake
man in the Denison switch yards. His
loving wife survives him and mourns
the loss of kind and ever faithful
husband.
Mr.. Hoagenson was one of the men
who lifts up and glorifes hard work.
He was true knight of labor, ever
faithful, and ever courteous, he was
proud of his work and made it his am
bition to do it in the very best way pos
sible. As baggage master here for
quarter of century he came in con
tact with thousands of people and not
one can say that he was ever aught else
but accommodating, kind and gentle
manly How many times has his been
the first familiar form upon which the
returning wanderer from Denison has
looked, and how homelike his honest
face has seemed and how kindly was
his smile of recognition. We saw him
when the great grief came into his life,
when the Juggernaut of the railroad
crushed and nearly cut in two, the
body of his only son. We saw him as
he helped carry the poor, bleeding body
to the depot and even then he was
helpful the shoulders bent by so
many burdens were still more bent, the
white face was whittier still, but the
streaming eyes retained that look of
confidence and love for the Almighty
God who doeth all things we'll. We all,
remember with what tender, loving
care the parents beautiied the grave of
their dead boy. now that he too is dead
we ask ourselves, was he not one of the
great men of the earth? Did he not do
we'll his part, and when the best among
us enter through the pearly gates will
not again the first familiar figure,
glowing with radiance that shall out
shine many of the rich and powerful, be
the glorifed face and form of the faith
full baggage master
The funeral services were held this
afternoon at the Baptist church, Rev.
F. w. Bateson officiating, and We're at
! tended by many friends.
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OBITUARY..

Died at her home in Denison Tues
day, March 21,> 1899, Mis-. Margaret
Star.
Mrs. Star was born in Lenkoplngs
Ian Ostergotland, Sweden, and was
married to Chas. Star in 1S4S. She
came with her husband to this country
in 1851, and lived at Rock Island for
some time. From there they moved to
Webster county where they Inv d until
1865 when they moved to Kiron. C.aw-
ford county, Iowa. Iu 1877 Mrs. Star
moved to Denison where she made her
home until the time of her death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stars married life was
blessed with six children. Her hus
baud and three children have gone
before. Three children; Mrs. Annie
Ward of Ida county, Albert Star of
Ellsworth, Iowa and Mrs. Lottie Erick-
son of Denison are left to mourn the
loss of a kind and devoted mother.
Mrs. Star was baptised and joined
the Baptist church in Webster county.
and though she has had MANY hard
trials through life, she died fully trust
ing in her Saviour. She was at the
time of her death 70 years and mos.
old. Had she lived three days longer
it would have been exactly ID years
since her husband died.
She was taken to the Kiron cemetery
and laid to rest by the side of her hus-
band. She leaves fifteen grand children
and five great grand children.
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After its singeing of Sunday. the Pal
ace Bakery looked anything but pal.
ace, as the entire building was pretty
badly smoked up. The baking was
done Monday, however. as usual. In a
few DAYS new paper, paint, etc, will
adorn the walls and fixtures and they
VIII again assume the appearance of
yore and uphold its reputation of clean.
illness and neatneSs.
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Lost or stolen.

On Friday. March "a, from the mail
box at +. l.. johnson s,a letter contain
ing note for 800 given to Emelie Oh
son Feb. 10, 1896, and signed by Alfred
j. Clausnn. All persons are hereby
warned not to buy said note as it has
been paid in full.
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Card.

The undersigned does hereby agree
to refund the money on a 50 cent bot
tie OF Greene's warranted Syrup of
Lar If 1t fails to cure your cough or
cold.ic lie also guarantees a % cent bot.
Tie TO prove satisfactory or money re-
funded. X kNAUL. 90 emo.
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ARE YOU IN 1T?

If your name is not in the Review
census list please notify us at once so
that we may make the census complete.
The names from A to G appear in this
issue. The remainder will be printed
as rapidly as possible
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Messrs. w. A. Gibson and Jack
Clarey leave tomorrow for So. Omaha
where they expect to go to work in
Cudahy's packing house. They want
to have the REVIEW sent to them as
they say, ''they want to hear all that
is going on in Denison, and the RE-
VIEW always gets it,.
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uPHoLsTsRs COMING.

The Chicago Urholstering Company
will locatehere soon. Now is your chance
to have your furniture re-upholstered,
re-tinished first class by first class
workmen. We do all kinds of uphol-
stery work and repairing skirt couches.
wardrobe couches.. gondolia couches
tauberretts and hassocks in all STYLES
and sizes made to order Mt your own
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed or no
pay required. A full line of upholstery
goods in stock.
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MISS p. Conner T received a telegram
announcing the birth of a son to DIR.
and Mrs. Ashby, of Fairmont, Neb.
Mrs. Ashby's. nee Cowdry. many
friends serd heartiest congratulations.
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A SPLENDID BARGAIN,

One of the best farms in Jackson
township, consisting of 24O acres fine
land with excellent mprovements-5
miles from one town, q miles from an
other. all under cultlvation-will be
sold at a bargain.
SAM. V. O'HARE,
Vail. Iowa.
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The Review never lays down while
the fight is on, but now that the victory
is won and the gang SO badly shattered
we shall let them alone so long as their
doings are not menace to the com
munity. AS to what they may say
about us personally, we are feeling too
good just at present to care an iota.
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DIR. Philbrook, Dentist. office re-
moved to rooms over Kelly's shoe store.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
II. OSWALD, Fashionable Tailor,
Deniso1a, los0o. Gulick Block.
MILLINERY OPENING.

Tuesday and Wednesday, March %
and 30. A larger and more beautiful
line than ever. You are cordially in
vited to come and inspect it.
Yours truly,
j, u. MILLER & Co.
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For Rent.-Six room house on Rail-
road Avenue. Address
FRANK WooLsToN,
Allendorf, Iowa.
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Wanted.-Man with good team to
sell machinery in this and adjoining
counties. Address f. A. FRENCH &
Co., 675 Pelham street, st. Paul, Mimi.
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AGENTS WANTED-We want local
agents in every locality to sell our Luh-
ricating Oils and Greases. Excellent
terms to reliable parties. For particu-
lars address THE EMPIRE Oil Co,
2O-lt Cleveland, Ohio.
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For Sale.

Top buggy, single harness and pure
FLOODED Jersey COW. Inquire of
j. w. BAKER.
City Gilman.
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MILLINERY OPENING

Tuesday and Wednesday, March IS
and %. A larger and more beautiful
line than ever. You are cordially in
vited to come and inspect it.
Yours truly,
j. Z. MILLER & Co.
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Mr.. H. w. Boeck, of near Manila,
was in Denison on Monday, and en-
rolled his name on the REVIEW list.
He has just lately had the misfortune
to lose valuable horse. which is quite
a severe loss to him.
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For Sale.

Two span of good work mules. 8 and
= years old. Inquire of John McCol-
Tough, ] miles northwest of Vail. 1913
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For Sale
Alsyke

The best harness oil and axle greese
at John Schnoor's.
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Have you seen the American field
fence? Ii not call and see us and let
us show it to you.
Green Bay Lumber Company.
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Sarachon Sisters wish to announce
that owing to sickness their millinery
opening has been postponed until Mon
day next.
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Get the strongest wire fence on earth
of the Green Bay Lumber Co.
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Dresslnakin..

First class sewing and artistic dress.
making at your homes ii desired. In
quire of Miss Emma Brewster, at r. r,
Montgomery's residence, Denison, la.
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A committee of the city council was
at work this morning checking over
treasurer Plimptou's accounts. AS u.s.
ual they found everything correct and
the books in splendid condition.
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Mr.. G. W. Lyon, of Manila, was a
Denison visitor today. Mr. Lyon is a
breeder of Plymouth Rock chickens
and in our next issue will appear his
advertisement of eggs for sale. He has
been in the BUSINESS for sixteen years
and every one in his vicinity knows
that his chickens are worth buying.
We would advise poultry raisers to
correspond with him in reference to
purchasing
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Red and white; clover, timothy and
blue grass, at WYGANT's.
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If your eyes or head aches you will
profit by getting them relieved with a
pair of glasses at Chamberlin's the
Optician.
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Beautiful House Plants a, u.
G.. Johnson & Co.'S.
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Curry Combs ana brushes.
WALL PAPER CLEANED.

All kinds and prices at
JOHN SCHNOORS.
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Cards are out for an afternoon recep-
ton to be given by Mrs. George Rich
ardson on Thursday, March 80. Mrs.
Richardson's guests Mrs. Newell and
Mrs. Matthews will! receive with her.
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Judge Conner aud son Raymond Wis.,
tied relatives in Dunlap Sunday after
noon.
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The bake shop Of the Palace bakery
was exceedingly warm last Sunday.
Pease. after the experiment, came to
the conclusion that hereafter bread
should be baked in the oven as usual.
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Horses Wanted.

To wear our collars. sweat pads and
harness. JOHN SCHNOOR,
The Harness Maker.
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Best process. Lowest price. Ad
dress Dwight Partridge, Denison.
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Good cook wanted at Wilson house
at once. 17.4t*
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The man who dumped nine road
sclaptrs In front of our office has our
sincere thanks. They are certainly
things of beauty and thus joy forever.
We do not wish to be selfish however
and are willing that IL ey lie removed.
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Good Friday evening at 1880 the usual
services will be held at the Catholic
church. The pastor, Rev. Father Far
reilly, preaching sermon upon the les
sons of the "Crucifixion.
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For Sale or Rent.

The property now occupied by E. G..
Finch, by Nav 10. For terms address,
Mrs. T. w. Lawlor, 4l27 Forest ST.,
Denver, Col. 24..teo
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Rev. Bashor, preacher and politician,
has been in Denison the past week hold
ing consultations with local democratic
big wigs as to his chances for being a
candidate for governor on the demo
cratic ticket. Bashor is the man who
ran against Dave Henderson few
years ago. He did run against Hender-
son too, and it hurt not Henderson but
Bashor.
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Use DenisOn Elo,,,

The flour made by the Boyer Valley
Mill eNcells the best Minnesota patents.
Ask your grocer for it.
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The Mauritz Bros, of Kiron, expect
to start first class restaurant and ho-
tel at that place and will erect build
ing as soon rs the townsite is located.
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This issue of the Review contains
many notable features. The latest war
news, splendid Washington letter, a
letter from Serg. A. D. James from the
Philippines, list Of Denison residents,
the election an local news, the serial
story and voluminous correspondence.
Something good on every page
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S. Allen and family moved into their
new house Saturday. He has very
neat cottage. and well deserves the
comforts of home.
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John Smith. of Milford township
made business trip to Sioux City.
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Good Riding Ponies

Should have tine saddle bought at
JOHN SCHNooRs.
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Platinum
DENIsoN AND VICINITY.
Chas. Smith Sundayed at Dunlap
John Mcclellan was at Logan Sun
day.
This is the last week of this term at
the college.
Agnes Monaghan, of Vail, spent Sun
day in Denison.
Mrs. U. G.. johnson Is spending few
days in Chicago.
What's the matter with the twins?
They don't know.
Mr.. 7. j. Kelly is making business
trip to Keokuk and Chicago.
Dr.J. I. Gibson left for Sioux City
this afternoon on state business.
John Smith. of Milford township,
made business trip to Sioux City.
Born, on Sunday, March 2e, to Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Johnson, a daughter.
Born, on Saturday, March 25, to Mr.
and Mrs. b. E. Ransom daughter.
Lew Nicholson is now touring Ne
braska in search of butter and eggs.
A. D. Wilson and G.. l. ICaswell were
Omaha visitors Saturday afternoon.
Judge Conner and son Raymond WIS.,
tied relatives in Dunlap Sunday after
noon.
Born, on Sunday, March 26, to Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Christensen, of Denison
son.
Mrs. S Wheeler is able 10 be out
again, after having il serious time with
the grip.
Rev. Allen Judd will hold services In
the Episcopal church next Tuesday
evening.
E. F. Wilson and Herman Harthun
we're among those who went to Omaha
Saturday.
1t is reported that the dairy interest,"
were solid for Pump. We do not believe
it however
VIM. Myer took the % train for
Omaha Sunday, at which place he Wis
tied friends.
Mrs. plo'gh of Goodrich was the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Fred Day.
last Thursday.
Sheriff Bell transacted business in the
west end of the county the first OF the
first of the week.
l. L. Pease's father came up from
Dunlap Sunday evening to visith son.
returning home Monday.
Born, on Saturday. March 25sh, to
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Campbell, of Good
rich township, daughter.
Miss Leslie Marshall has returned to
Denison after several months visit
with relatives in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rae Of Arion " e e
visiting relatives and friends in our
city few days last week.
John Ainsworth is so enthusiastic
over the election retnrns that he lapses
into poetry in another column.
Prof Schiller has his cottage north or
town treated to a coat of paint which
adds greatly to its appearance.
Miss Marie Kohout. of Woodbine,
visited over Sunday with her cousin.
Mrs. E. F. Wilson, of this place.
Mrs. C. l.. Newell and family and
Mrs. Mathews, of Omaha, are guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rich
ardson.
Miss Eastin, a former student at the
college. is now north with her uncle
She will teach a three months term
while there.
Miss Clara Malchau, OF Davenport,
returned to Denison Saturday She will
make her home with Mrs. Tamm dur
ing the summer
S. Allen and family moved into their
new house Saturday. He has very
neat cottage, and well deserves the
comforts of home.
The Mauritz Bros, of Kiron. expect
to start first class restaurant and ho-
tel at that place and will erect a build
ing as soon rs the townsite is located.
Good Friday evening at 1870 the usual
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Easter Lilies.
Some fine ones at Johnson's.

DR.. Garbcr'sDcntal Parlors.
Teeth extracted without pain Parlors front
rooms over Shaw & Kuehnles Bank. En-
trance on Main street.
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Born, on Sunday, March 26, to Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Johnson, daughter.
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Lew Nicholson is now touring Ne
braska in search of butter and eggs.
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A. D. Wilson and G. l. ICaswell were
Omaha visitors Saturday afternoon.
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Born, on Saturday, March 25, to Mr.
and Mrs. e. E. Ransom daughter.
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Mr.. Thomas Lynch died at his home
in Milford township Saturday evening,
March %. 1899, aged si1ty-seven years.
The funeral was held from the Catholic
church in this city Monday morning
and was quite largely attended. De-
ceased was fine old gentleman who
was highly respected by all who knew
him. He leaves wife, two sons and
two daughters to mourn his loss.
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Born, on Sunday, March %, to Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Chrestensen,o of Denison
son.
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Mrs. S Wheeler is able 10 be out
again, after having il serious time with
the grip.