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The Denison review., 1899-09-12
Otter CREEK LOCAL ITEMS

The rain was welcome visitor here
Thursday.
Anderson Bros. are busy making
prairie hay.
Tina Witt made brief visit in Nor
gan last week.
Jacob Jensen Of Morgan was in our
vicinity Friday.
Mrs. Peter Hollander celebrated her
birthday Monday.
Martin Jacobsen Sundayed with his
friend, Fred Petersen.
Nick Boysen and his best girl visited
the Omaha fair last week.
School began Monday with Miss
Mary Albright as teacher.
Misses Amanda Witt and Tillie
Frahm are on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Witt and Mrs. Frahm
were Schleswig callers Friday.
Henry Lafrentz went to Omaha and
bought two car loads of cattle.
Julius Bumann and wife visited at
the home of Fritz Witt Sunday.
Misses Clara Heesch and Ricka Pc
tersen visited Justina Petersen Sunday.
| The Hollander brothers and their
wifes went to Omaha to take in the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moeller and MIR. and
Mrs. Saggau visited at Holstein last
week.
| Willie Peters aud wife aud Mr.. Glue
sing went up to Minnesota, where they
will make their home.
Messrs. Witt, Miller and Krohnke
were business callers at Battle Creek
Tuesday and Wednesday.
| Mrs. Henry Lass and children of
Minnesota are visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Peter.
sen.
1 Mrs. Jurgen Heesch, who has been
very sick for some time, is recovering
and her many friends wish her good
health. y
| Mrs. Frahm and children are visiting
at the home of Fritz Witt. They ex.
pect to move to Denison, where they
make their future home.
Misses Lena and Anna Bumann and
Carl Rothe, Of Washington township,
made brief visit at their uncle,s, Mr..
Julius tBumann in Morgan township.
Theiparty givenby Willie Smith at
the residence of Mr.. Carl Kastner was
very interesting, Mrs. Kastner and
Mrs. Fliedrichsen served very deli.
cions lunch.
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NEWS OF WEST SIDE

John Sierks made Manning q busi-
ness call Friday.
j. A. Dieter sold two cars of hogs to
F..J. Gary Saturday.
John Oeser and sou spent Sunday
with relatives in Denison.
Maurice Dewey is home from q two
weeks sojourn in Chicago.
r. c. Kracht has about completed his
new residence in the Payne addition.
Mrs. G. G. Colclo, of Carroll, visited
Saturday with her sister, Mrs. E. o.
Wagner.
Peter j. Martens returned Saturday
from his Chicago trip. after stopping
off few days with friends at Low
Moor.
Eggert Sievers and wife and Henry
Dohse and wife drove to Mapleton last
Saturday to visit over Sunday with
relatives.
G. A. Richards left Saturday morning
for Sioux City to continue the course
of study taken up last year at Morning
side college.
The ladies of the M. e. church feel
very grateful to oour citizens for their as
sistance in making the supper given
Friday night financial success. The
gross receipts of the evening amounted
to about $50 90.
West Side will be represented at the
Iowa State University this year by two
of her most worthy young men. viz, j.
G. Snhr and Walter Schoenjahn, the
former to continue his law studies and
the latter to enter the medical depart
ment.
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HAPPENINGS AT VAIL.

=
Frank Leahy was up Sunday from
Denison.
Alfred Wright of Denison spent Sun
day in Vail.
Lew Nicholson of Denison was Vail
caller Monday
Geo. Dobler has returned from his
studies at Ames.
Joe Granny has gone to Wyoming on
a business trip.
Thos. Adams received car loads of
feeders Friday from Omaha.
John Harrison, formerly of West
Side was Vail caller Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Vail left Saturday
for few days visit in Chicago.
Rev. Talbot of Mapleton held services
Sunday in the Episcopal church.
Thos. Sheridan returned Monday
with 26 head of western horses
Messrs. Layton Wright and Henry
Mitchell visited Omaha Sunday.
John Cook and G. L. Caswell of Dem
ison were Vail visitors Saturday.
Messrs. Joe Bradley and Tom Kelly
and their wives of Denison visited Vail
friends Sunday.
I. ]. Kinney and Beck Mitchell jr.
left Monday for Colfax where they will
stay short time.
V. G. Peckenbaugh and wife are Wis
iting with Mrs. Peckenbaugh's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Curry.
Mesdames jackson and Cassaday of
Denison attended the funeral, Saturday
of the infant child of Clark White.
Miss Maggie Mitchell has returned to
Omaha after spending a few weeks
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. BARLEY
Mitchell
Some miscreant entered the st. AIMS
church Friday night and stole valuables
to the amount of about $50. Surely a
very small piece of business.
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Misses Grace Selander and Carrie
Miller from Milford township visited
Kiron Sunday.
Rev. j. A. Edgren of Britt, Iowa
made short visit at the home of A.
Youngberg and other friends here last
week.
| Henry Brinkman and son, Henry,
spent portion of last week in Dakota
Hooking at land with Intentions of buy
ing if suitable.
G. e. Engberg arrived home Wednes-
day from a visit with relatives at
Phelps, Nebraska His brother, Mr..
Lofquist, accompanied him home and
is enjoying visit among his old neigh
bors and Kiron acquaintances.
| A series of meetings will be commen-
ced at the Mission church Wednesday
September Goth and. will continue over
Sunday. Several able ministers and
evangelists are expected to come and
assist in these meetings, and a blessed
and profitable time iAprayed for.
In our last letter it read that Miss
Clara Larson had commenced teaching
the Kiron school. 1t should have read
Clara johnson. Amy Anderson teaches
the school four miles east of Kiron;
Lydia Benson four miles west and
Alma Hanson two miles south. Emma
Miller holds forth at the Hoaglund
school house.
Mrs. Catherine Peterson died at hel
home in Odebolt Sunday in her 18th
year. She has been in feeble health fol
several years. She leaves one son, Gus
with whom she resided. The remainl
were inferred here Sunday. Odebol
Chronicle. Mrs Peterson used to re
side in this settlement years ago ant
had many friends here She was re
spected by all
From reports received just as we ar
ready to send in our news items Adolpl
johnson, residing four miles northeas
of Kiron, must have had quite an ex
perience the other night which nearl,
cost him his life A tramp broke int,
his house and demanded money. Mr.
johnson told him he had no money
4 whereupon the tramp shot at him, tn
bullet merely passing his side. Mr.
! johnson told him on the renewed de
mand for money to search the house i
he wanted to. This time the traml
! struck at him with piece of wood, tn
blow landing on his arm Seeing tina
:. all efforts to secure money were fruit
. less the tramp took his departure. Re
Iports are that Mr.. johnson returned t
his bed, making no effort in getting
help and capturing his bold visitor.
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Captured "pexilr Ha.ae,a

WILLIAMSON, w. Va, Sept. 12.-Sher-
III Henderson of Logan county and a
posse Of ID went to the Hatfield fort yes.
terday, in the mountains 80 miles from
here, and without bloodshed captured
Devil" Anse Hatfield and his son Bob,
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Britons Entertain olympia's Crew.

GIBRALTAR, Sept. 9.-Major General
F. G. Shade, the officer commanding
the Royal artillery here, and the other
artillery officers stationed at this post,
yesterday entertained the officers of the
United States cruiser Olympia at dinner.
The usual toasts were drunk and it was
altogether brilliant affair. Admiral
new4v WAS not present.
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Proceedings of the Board of Super
visors OF Crawford county, Sep.
tember Session, 1899.
CONTINUED from Page Two.l
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
Board met in auditors Office Thnrs-
day, September Z. 1899.
Members all present
Called to order at 9 a M
Minutes OF Tuesday, September S,
were read and approved.
On motion, claims were allowed as
follows:
John Ward, material and labor
Glgax district. 80. ........... 1855 90
g w Langley, committee work
and mileage 50 55
w w Rhodenbaueh, committee
work and mileage. e.............. 90 20
John White, committee work and
niiieage. ...... ...............::..3 80 IS
Fred Gigax, committee work and
mileage. IS 90
Fred Jepsen, committee work and
mileage. ........... ............ As 30
Henry Bell, serving road notices
Ed Butts. clerk Sc. 90; McDona;ail.. "
Ahart, Walters trustees, $500;
total. l................... ....... q ON
The Boys. merchandise for Jail. l3 SO
Denlson Review, publishing board
proceedings. ................. II So
City of Denison to one mill road
tax. .,......:.. ..................3 1851 rs
.JOhn BAKER, OIL ............ 80. 40
= M Sta!ey. supplles. ....... $3.50. 50
III Huntington, chairman on
road. ....... ....... 13 SO
Jail. ............. ............. II Os
" mn Hagge, clerk. ........... 600
a " omltn, Drldge hooks. etc.,. 5 20
Stone & Temple. lumber for
nNurt h0naQ and hridnoo ON On
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Notice in Probate.
81 STATE !. .s1lssa OF 6ogsAs. doWA. ss-1s prosArn.

dnawroa1 sTATg OF covsAii, d9w4i ss-1s propArr.
In the matter OF the estate of NJ vollertsen.
late of Crawford county, deceased
To whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified that ON the ninth
day OF September, 1899 the undersigned was
duly appointed administrator to the above
entitled estate, and all creditors OF said es-
tate are notified to file their claims In the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court. in
and for Crawford county, within one year
law, and have the same allowed and ordered
paid By said court, or stand forever barred
therefrom
Dated Sept 9th, 1852 u THOMAS.
: = ,T4.1'4 "a
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Riot a. Paris Ere.

PARIS, Sept. IA serious fire broke
out last evening in the Rue Barbey,
which was recently invaded by anarch-
ist rioters. A large warehouse filed
with upholsterers' materials was de-
stroyed. When the police attempted
to clear the streets they We're hooted by
roughs and several firemen were Sc
Yerely injured.
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Farqul,ar to Succeed Sampson

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-The navy de-
partment reached final determination
yesterday to assign Rear Admiral Nor
man III. Farquhar to5command of the
North Atlantic squadron to succeed Ad-
miral Sampson and to place the latter
in command of the Boston navy yard to
fill the vacancy caused by the recent
death of Admiral Picking. The trans
fer will take place on Oct. 10.
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Mills Paroled by the Governor.

LINCOLN, Sept. Benjamin d. Mills,
the Harlan county banker who was SIN
fenced to the state penitentiary about
three years ago on the charge of being
an accessory to the unlawful conversion
of public funds, was yesterday paroled
by Governor Poynter. Mills had spent
about year and half Of 5-year sem
tence in the penitentiary.
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Treasure steamer Arrives.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IL. The steamer
Bertha arrived from Alaskan ports with
large amount of treasure from the
Arctic gold fields. The purser had in
charge 81, ,250, 900 belonging to the Alaska
Commercial company and each one of
the So passengers brought down con-
siderable dust, though the exact amount
is not known. The passengers all speak
well of the Cape Nome district.
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came up for hearing and is established
an9 vacated as petltloned prayed for.
Road petition No. S76, Chamberlain
road, came up for hearing and was
laid over until November session and
Rhodenbaugh, Langley and q eax. a
committee TO view the same,
Road petition No SIG, Jones TOAD, came
up for hearing and was laid over until
November session and whole board to
view the same.
On motion, monthly allowances were
made for the following poor for Sep.
tember and October:
Mrs Snick, Vail .S4 90
= Palmer, Vail, a 90
= johnson, Vail ................ g 90
Franz Etzei, Va'l.. g 90
Jas Mccarthy, Vail. $ 90
Mrs Talcott, Dow City,. ........5 CO.
Golf, Dow City. IS 10
Mr. Knouss, Dow City. g 90
Mr. Baber, Dow City. y. ............. IS 90
John Olson, DenisOn. g 90
Ahart. Deni5on.... ................. IS 90
Mrs Reece, Charter Oak. .......... 3 90
Fred Eckert, Charter Oak. ...... 8 90
Mrs Stapleberg, Astor. ............7 90
Is Goldbeck, West Side. .........5 5 90
" J G Smith, West Side. ...........5 5 90
Anna Collins. Manilla...... -. >. 5 90
Mrs Palmer. Manila. ....... 49,. IS 90
Lars Petersen, Otter Greek town
Mrs m Koliander, Iowa townsh,p.....4 90 90
@ A johnson, Stockholm townships 3 90
fCont,nuod uavt issua
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Almanac Of the DIV.

Tuesday Sun rises 5:3s; sets at 6:14.
Moon sets at 1892 p. IN.
The Weather-Iowa: Fair Tuesday
and Wednesday; probably cooler
Wednesday; winds becoming north.
westerly. Nebraska and South Dakota:
Fair; cooler Tuesday; Wednesday fair;
northerly Winds
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H. L.. Nixon.
Com. Elmer Laughery.
Chas. r. WILEY.

Whereas, The Divine Ruler has sud-
denly called into His presence the in
FAINT child of esteemed neighbor Stanley
Browne, therefore be it
RESOLVED, by Deloit Camp No. 1881
M. W. a., that we extend to Neighbor
Browne and wife our heartfelt sym
pathy in their affliction and commend
them to Him for comfort into whose
presence their loved one was called, be-
lieving that all is to His glory and our
good.
Com. Elmer Laughery.
(Chas. R. Wiley.
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ELIMINATION OF DULLNEss.
Tradlng In wheat curtailed by Inauencs

1rHu1HS IN " IeaC z CufCHI1eu Uy IhHuenc8
Of Crop Report.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1l.-Trading in wheat. dull
for weeks. was even further cnrtailed today
by the influence Of the forthcoming govern
ment crop report. and in no case was the range
over &c. Bearish foreign crop reports and
heavy receipts gave the market q downward
tendency, December closing at an 1sc decline.
Corn closed unchanged for December, but 10
&c lower for September. Oats advanced 10
7sc and provisions closed unchanged to Sc
higher. Closing prices:
WHEAT-Dec., 7l11sc; May, 7414c.
CoRN-Dec, 2ssssc; May, 29114c.
OATs-Dec., 1910; May, 2211c.
PoRK-oct., $50; Dec, ss.O@s.s2
RIBs-Oct., 1926: Dec, s4.9215.
LARD-Oct.. $5.27J4; Dec, $5.s5.
Cash quotations: No. red wheat, TO:
No. spring wheat, 6497Oc; No. corn, 3l1<c;
No. 9 oats 2lalc.
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CHART NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHRONICLES AN

CHAR Ter OAK CHATSI
Mrs. Garrett was Ute caller satur-
day.
Miss Smith, of Denison, is visiting at
the Oak.
: r. Cole came from Denison to spend
Sunday at home.
Bennie Criswell spent Sunday with
his parents at Ute.
James and Lucy Healy were up from
Kenwood Saturday.
Rev. Brown, of Mapleton, was an.
Oak caller Friday.
Mr.. Shreve came from Manila to
spend uaday at home.
Judge Dow, of Dow City, was doing
business here Monday.
II. Yeager and Daisy Knight were
Denison visitors Monday.
Herman Riedesel returned Monday
to his studies at Morningside.
Miss Emma Hosely returned to her
home at Manning Monday.
Charlie Miller, of Manila, was an
over Sunday visitor at the Oak.
Charlie and Sam Hiett were Wall
Lake callers the first of the week.
Miss N. Egbert returned Friday from
a few weeks visit at Des Moines.
Messrs. Hoefer and Bumann were
looking at Dakota land last week.
VIM. Kevan and family, of Dow City,
visited with Mrs. Harding Saturday.
Miss Iva Bliss went to Sioux City OIL
Monday to attend Morningside college.
Mrs. Criswell and daughter Hazel, OF
Ute, visited friends here the last of the
week.
Mrs. G. Lambach was called to Dun
lap Sunday to attend the funeral of hel
mother.
w. r. Temple, of Denison, visited
friends and attended services at the
Oak Sunday.
Harvey McVey, of Montana, was the
guest of his brother, Editor McVey
the first of the week.
VIM. Butterworth and wife drove to
Dow City Sunday to see Elder Baker.
We are glad to hear they think he is 3
little better.
Mrs. Carl Fish and daughter started
Saturday morning to join her husband
who is working at Alexandria, South
Dakota. They intend to make that
their future home. ...s.a s.
Charter Oak will be well represented
this week at the Sioux City carnival
Among those going Monday we're Mrs
Springer and daughter, Mesdames
Speaker, schu1ke, Myers and Miss Mel
lie Pennell.
Mrs. Hopper and two children, o1
Ohio, are VISITING her sister, Mrs. F.
Dubois. L J. Shropshire and wife, o1
Hanover township. and L. Dubois
wife and daughter. of Smithland, also
spent Sunday with the Dubois family
METHODIST NOTES. j,
Mr.. Mulheron will lead the prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
There was a large attendance at the
league Sunday night. Mrs. Harding
was the leader.
w. +. M. S. will meet Friday after
noon in the church at 2:30 to elect Ctfi
GERS for the ensuing year.
Rev. c rson will deliver his farewell
sermon ext Sabbath morning at II
o'clock in the NJ. e. church.
In the evening a gentleman from
abroad will deliver a Prohibition ad-
dress. All are cordially invited.
Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Robertson Wednesday afternoon.
A large attendance is desired. Be sure
and come.
There were four additions to the
church by letter Sunday, j. Glassburner,
wife and daughter Mamie from the
Willow charge and Miss Hewins from
Nnl
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- = = - =, -
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at l p m and allowed
claims - follows: ~
Thos Maxwell. labor White dis.
Vail Lumber Co, lumber White
district! Z. ~. :. . o.
Henry Bell, balance due In In
sane ,tass ....... ..ss, "a 6{
II A S'OcAmb, merchandise for b
Mrs Rainwater s a
On motion. school loan application
No. 8l3 was accepted. y
J J Carson. to cash paid laborers
on road. Gigax district. .2O4 q
Herman Grill, material and labor
Jepsen district. .l76lD Il
Herman Grill. material and lab
or Langley district. .3l9 81
Herman Grill, material and labor !.
RhOdenbaugh IL district. .278 Al
Peters s. Suhr. lumber White dis
trict; .l2a a
Hans Christensen material White
district. :. ................ 8 q
Ida county, to bridge on county
line, Jepsen district. "a o.
Stewart Lumber Co, lumber for
farm, S4O.73; Gigax district
$6 So; Langley district $1l753:
:, loIal. .:.....;... .l64 q
Herman Grill. material and labor
White district 86o4 81; RhOden.
haugh district. $1l3.00; total. .717 8
p Il Grenman, lumber for bridges3lS 0,
Sisters of Mercy, care of Otto
Bringlesen. 80 O,
Hanson u Co, merchandise for
Mrs Gustofson. n..... a N
q III White, transportation of
pauper.... .................... 3 A
Fred JepseD. sitting with board
anG committee work, ...... IS n
John White. sitting with board
and committee work. ........ 16 s.
g w Langley, sitting with board
and committee work. ......... Is g
w w RhOdenbaugh. sitting with
board and committee work. -. IA 81
Fred Gigax, sitting with board
and committee work ..... l3 Ot
J Il Romans. merchandise, etc. ~ g
w ID Laub, livery hire. .... 2 81
u q Sage. trustee. ............... 8 On
JAS Rollins. trustee. . 8 On
M n Smitl, 10 five inquest cases. .165 s.
G w Huntington. justice peace
case, STATE vs Ed Barsby 70 /,
j w Bonsall, Justice peace case,
State vs G A Roe. ......... l6 A
G w Huntington, Justice peace
case. State vs. C A Roe ...... 5 g.
r r. Montgomery. Justice peace
case. State vs. j l. Prentice. .l2O O.
Il r Montgomery. justice peace :
case, State VS. John Doe. ...... 8 81
II II Montgomery. justice peace
case. State vs Richard Roe. Z 81
r R MONTGOMERY. justice peace
case. State VS. Feldmap. 81 g.
II r Montgomery. justice of peace
case State vs Ed NcKinno... Z s.
Il II Montgomery. justice peace
case. State va G Hoffman, ct al 68 g
Mrs 5 Barden, board of poor per-
Ordered by the board that the clerl
1T district court satisfy of record. casl
Crawford County VS. Dianna Roam q
al. on appearance, Docket r. Page rs
Ordered by the board that there
shall be held at the regular November
election Of 1899 an election for the pur
pose of electing one township trustee
two consta ables, two Justice peace. a.
officers of the township Of DenisOr
recently set apart as a new TOWNSHIP
independent of the city of Dpnison
Iowa; that said election shall take
place and said auditor ia hereby direct
ed to issue his warrant therefore.
Road petition No 873 874 came up To-
hearing and was laid over till Novem
her session and whole hoard to viev
the same
Road petition, No S89. Ahart road
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Sept. ll.-Cettle-R 1900;
. good run of cattle today was disposed Of
readily at prices prevailing late last week !:
good to choice cattle sold at $5.75(08.s5, COM
moner grades at $4,000 20: stockers and feed
ers brought $S.O1@475; bulls, COWS and heif-
ers, s2.oo!@s.4o; Texan steers, s3.5OO425; rang
ers, $3.5O@535 and calves, s4OO07 .25. Hogs
Receipts. 5000; receipts Of hogs were heavier
than expected and prices dropped about 80
from last weeks level; heavy hogs sold az
4.65; mixed lots at t48Oo4.7O, and light at
$4.D@4.7O; pigs brought s35O@4.5O and culls
s2.0O@4.15. sheep-Receipts, 2S,OOO; both sheep
and lambs were weak and 1O(g15c lower, un-
der heavy run; sheep sold at $200@3.25 for
culls, up to s4.O0@l15 for fat westerns; few
fat lambs sold at $5.e5. but the bulk Of good
lambs went at $5.0Ot95.SO, commoner grades
bringing S4.0OG5.15.
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Kansas CITY Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. -Cattle-Receipts,
$4,000; largely western grassers active, steady
no choice heavy steers; common and light
weights, $415@4.6O; stockers and feeders, 1886
g5.0O; butchers cows and heifers. s3OOt05.OO; !;
Gamers, $2.5O(g3.OO: western steers, $35O{04.75;
Texas steers, s8.lO(04.OO. Hogs-Receipts e.
400; supply not equal to demand; desirable
grades firm common steady; heavy "a. 1904 As (;
mixed and light, $4,000 4211aa; pigs. $4.OO(D425
Sheep Receipts, l,04O; active, steady to strong;
best grades strongest; lambs, S4 5Oi14 80; year
ings, $3.75(94.25; stockers and feeders, $4,000
A IN. oy,l,c SOlD0 ffF7 -
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yysssB save Tims md shvsnk ny
ecsasaSsI Shipping Your Hogs and
Cattle 20 A"ueh lnasAa.
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CWAMD. Is not recommended for
0vv Ht.Aa everything ;but II you have
ROOT. kidney, kidney, live. err, or bladder
just the remedy you need. At druggists in
fifty cent and dollar sizes. You may have u
sample bottle of this wonderful new discov-
ebOut 1t.
Address, DR.. Kilmer& Co CoBinghampton,N NY.
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Mondays Baseball Games.

y Mondays BasebaII Gnmes. siaa n
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. B.; st. Louis, 2.
Baltimore, 8; Louisville, s.
Washington, 8; Cincinnati, 8.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Detroit, II: Minneapolis, 10.
Indianapolis, 2; Milwaukee. s. Second gams
Indianapolis, 8; Milwaukee, 8.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, The Divine Ruler has sud
denly called into His presence the in
FAINT child of esteemed neighbor, Wal
ter B. Keith, therefore be it
RESOLVED, by Deloit Camp No. 1881
M. w. A. that we extend to Neighbor
Keith and family our heartfelt sym
pathy in their affiiction and commend
them to Him for comfort into whose
presence their loved one was called, be.
lieving that all is to His glory and our
good.
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mayor of linus Turns Rebel.

n MANILA, Sept. ls.-The mayor Of
linus has disappeared and it is sup
posed he has joined the rebels on the,
promise Of receiving a generalship. He
was a colonel in the insurrection Iof
1897, isll