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The daily sentinel., 1900-10-05
Booming in a Quiet Way.

Some people have an idea that there
is not much realty changing hands in the
city right at the present time. They
think that way because they do not
know.
A Sentinel man happened into the
office of Ramey Bros. today and in max
ing general inquiry regarding the man
ner realty WAS moving, found out some
thing for himself and the public.
Below is given list of property sold
by that firm in the last six weeks. 1t is
q good bunch and shows that Grand
junction is on the move.
Mr.. U. G. Ramey informed The Sent-
incl man that the larger number OF the
lots will have good substantial houses
erected upon them at once.
Grand junction moves and Ramey
Bros. seem to be assisting in the moving
if the list below is any criterion to judge:
Lots 10, 20, block Is to B. F. Hill.
Lot IL, block SO to Thomas e. Volk.
Lots 6, 7, 8, 8, 10, IL, H. block 145 to
Lewis Jaques.
Lots Q, 10, block 80, to Dora E. Reddi-
ker
Lots 81, %, block 81, to M. G. Ramsey.
Lots 10, 20, block 81, to Lora Munson .
5 room house and two lots on Grand
avenue, to T. j. Sweat.
8 room house and two lots on White
avenue to Mr.. Armstrong.
3 room house and two lots on Rood to
Madison A. Elkins.
10 acres OF improved land near Fruita
to w. II. Edwards OF Nebraska.
100 acres Of improved land near Rhone
station to Nels Nelson OF Kansas.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-05
DEATH OF X. T. SHANKLAND.
Fell Dead While Attempting to
Ride a BicycIe---Born in Ken
tucky--.Man of Wealth.

Another very sudden death occurred
in this city last night by which an old
time citizen WAS suddenly called from
life to death. X. T. Shankland was at
tempting to ride bicycle near the cor
ner Of Fifth and White streets when he
WAS summoned by the angel OF death.
1t appears that the deceased had re
Gently purchased bicycle and had de-
termined to ride. AS he was quite
age, being probably seventy years old. it
was considerable undertaking for
him.
He progressed very we'll, however, un-
til yesterday, when it is said he became
somewhat disgusted with the bicycle
and offered to make a sale OF it.
Last night. however, he again under
took to ride it. He rode little distance
on the vacant lot at that corner and fell
off. He got up and was about to mount
the cycle again, when those who saw
him trying to ride say that he fell over
backward dead.
Undertaken Bannister was summoned
and the body taken to the morgue.
The age OF the deceased is not now
known. He was man that had few
confidants and lived the life OF recluse.
He patched in a little house near the
corner of Fourth and White streets and
told few pe.sons OF his business.
1t is known that he has considerable
property in the city, one OF his houses
being the one just east OF the L. b.
Crawford place on White street.
On his person at the time OF his death
was certificate OF deposit in bank at
aedrick for 1896 deposited in 1896, no
part Of which has been drawn.
He was born, as for as known at or
near the famous Blue Lick springs in
Kentucky. 1t is said that he has two
sons near Rangely in the cattle business.
Undertaken Bannister has wired to
Meeker to forward dispatch to them at
once. The body has been embalmed
and will be held until their arrival, il he
has Sons living over there.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-05
PHYSICAL Culture In Our Schools.

A study Of the pupils Of our public
schools last year convinced all in author
ity and many OF the parents. that some
means should be provided to develop the
youth OF our city Accordingly search
was made for one who could work in
High School branches, and, at the same
time, be able to develop our students
along lines of physical culture and man
ual training.
After diligeut search, Mr. Warning
was selected and having faith in his own
ability, il given a proper showing, he
consented t. come ON conditions very
favorable to our district.
He is here and at work, and it is rela-
tive to his work that these words are
written.
A large per cent Of our pupils are TAX
ing hold of the work nicely. Some are
physically lazy and desire no distur-
bance Of their muscular system; some
have such weak, undeveloped muscles
that little exercise soon wearies them;
and very few pupils from the High
School down will grade much over 70
per cent, physically. We are here "con-
fronted by condition, not theory"
and the desire for well-developed pupils
must be realized through physical cul-
ture alone.
The principles underlying true culture
are the following:
l. A right system must be taught.
2. A person who understands its ap-
plication must be secured.
3. Every pupil must be reached.
4. Full time must be allowed for pro-
ducing results.
nave no hesitation is asserting that
Nos l and 2 are realized, and that Nos.
and 4 will be, il the criticisms of those
whose rash judgments and inexperience
render their opinions of no value, do not
prevail.
In this connection, parents are asked
to place their children in full sympathy
with the work; teachers are urged to do
likewise and to add their efforts to what
is being done to elevate the physical
standard of our boys and girls, and the
active support OF every pupil is solicited
because Of our confidence that results
commensurate with the cost will be pro
duced.
Should this effort fail by reason Of
lack Of honest support for reasonable
length Of time. there seems no other way
to reach results; but il it be honestly
supported for a proper length Of time,
am willing to risk my reputation as an
educator in assuring all Of most excellent
| results.
The system includes the best points
selected from the Swedish and Military
systems and cannot fail to give the
greatest OF satisfaction, in time.
w. H. Miller, Supt. OF Schools.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-05

Cleanliness is Next to Godiiness." "
Try tho Star Laundry.
Confections cigars. and fancy grocer
les at "The Progress Next to Hardy
Bros.
Adams Pharmacy have just laid in a
line OF first class writing paper in boxes
and in tablets. Also new line OF inks
and mucilages in patent bottes-warran-
ted not to spill nor evaporate its con-
tents.
General Superintendent W. S. Mar
tin, Division Superintendent w. d. Lee,
G. Fl. Barnes, trainmaster OF Denver X
Rio Grande and Superintendent W. G.
Choate of Rio Grande Junction, were
arrivals in the city this morning
Adams Parmacy Prices on toilet goods
are lower than those asked by mercha n ts
in many other lines OF business. We
keep complete assortment OF the most
delicate imported perfumes and toilet
waters. We buy all of these goods dir
ect and can save you two or three pro-
fits.
The newest version OF Vanity Fair in
tended for use this season, has in it all
the better features which go to make up
first class performance which COM
munds attention i'm mmediately from the
opening farce "A Dead Shot," followed
by an intensely interesting olio and the
final farce, my Neighbours Wife," AT
the Park tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05
TAcALS SURRE&DERINC-

-5s- A-,irsl.-o ana ILL f-4--lds z-=
nes--,r ~ -i4.--5a1, returns ! very
evident from hap,,zninEs N Luzen. on
o2- 6sr. LAST week. 1870 1asal soldiers
came 7o ths ciry of virzn and su--
,.p5e-ed -r-fr arms IL General Yong.
and on H. r4xt dsv 1p1a NOR al lie
eam4 -b5r- -bev had ali b. 1gflt-
+7r rebels md 1azr crowded th- ci1z
-1,,rrr ar5 anna --lig5a,1s ceremonies
.,,,. Ill.,. azth II ali4-igp-.. II 1he
1-rf-a5 ,.s,es. s;-n. Young. 3, II 6is-
-a-cb adds attributes This 1ae1 .
-n-44 rzuz=z-1h. -.--l4ctiaa II PRES
=.n+ 7.--Ef-,l4,- III arrival II Z
s-rorr-~ hadx q ,ro3,s. and she -
-..-eia1fv rigid s-4oroe1nent Of v-ar
measure N-aa.erer 1r- ca1ze. rt1is
.,--n- --Ix- r-as- -h- -anri-ir--T.arf4l- :
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05
vEnMnxrs l.sG1sLATURE-


LING before 1he rest Of Ihe LegIsla-
7y.-=s assemble that e Vermont has
completed is Igbors and adjourned
slae de One s.xchanEr explains thaI
The rs=on RAy lie Gsrr-a Mountain
lazr.lsAl-s ass ---1bie IN the fan rs4her
than ia ine winter IS tie depth Of th-
winter snose which would prevent The
rural members from ever getting 10
Montpelier We give This explanation
fer what il = worth. and surely no
slight credence should BE- given il
here IN Maine where W have .7ot5n +
severe sto-T.s 10 interfere seriously
with re assembling of or lawmakers
Bug "a pen5er what thty 10 IN Yer
uo-t u The Nlnler time without &
I.egislature- II the fan there IS har-
veSfing. hunting and football but III
winter il t1esa northern states seems
-naat Tor he Eiake-lng Il laws and
III en5cyale-t q the social functions
HAT. accompany Z legislative session
Tn Vermont legislature had BUSY
session ana 7l= z=-I with II hlch x II
tended re business = shown bv the
faet 1ha1 II closed vl-a N 45I-1igh1
session. 5nal adjournment coming at
O'Clock Iu t..= morning. AZ i tra-
oaant.y n ease With similar bodies
1.- III lsae- notable O.. is achieve
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05
TIE LEST PLASTEE-

A ria-e or aa-nel dauT.eo2i Win
,-zalnhe--aln- Ta5n Falm aad boln5
.o th= affected par1- IT. sl7a-70- to anF
1laster- Wh5- tr-uAleG win lame
l-.-k or pains IN the SIDE o- chest- give
i- z trl4- and 1cl ar= certain - r
more 1hen 1l+aS=d with tn Irumpt rf-
l5et which il a1o-ls- pain EalH alsa
cures 1h4una C'ra Application
rivaz -zIiec- Fo- sale aT john cough
in. - Wa5er - a-l $ a. f7oEl@laa-7-
E-r l-=-. Druggists N, M IT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05
TEE pccTRINE OF HEsr.


The latest elixir of life is not an
e3lzir Il an. hut simply : policy q
rest and conservation of energy a.
exploited ~ 4 ce;eTle Of eminent Eng
lisl physicians. Al th- head - Sfics
is c1e=n VIciur4a's court rhysic.an.
This gentleman II advocating MS neT-
aoc5-Is,- ~ iors gfe cornbats the CON-
rn5asr zcressscd Idea ta1a. moderate
txrrgzse : good Tor men II al ages
Il. holds ihsT f"- the young exercise :
desir. biz. but thai il is absolutely ur-
h.alihtal atIcr IN age q. ss has been
laassefl- I.e says. Youth needs vKersfse
10 build ED muscles and growing
tissues But while you Sc puppies and
edits sc2uapersng around the old dog
Enows better and 80 does Jh- hofst-.
They rest when they can
According 10 this doctors theory tn
man who works hard with his head
and then takes Z long walk OF rides =
wheel o. plays golf for exercise i
making a terrible mistake. H i
rr1er-ly tapping his fund II strength II
Two points instead Of on. The IihEsl-
lian cites Iht cas- of Joseph Chamber
lain. who takes 10 physical exercise
whatever. IS q proof o1 The soun3n=ss
u his theory. The Queens physician
,--- -,.-,-. F5 +iz-.2 s5rr+F-ir9 me- -s-fff1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05
DISEASE

and discomfort are not-easa
and not-conliort. Ease !
health: 50 j comfort.
You MY as well be comfort
able; that Is healthy: as AMI
mails arc. It i natural, both
for YOU and for them.
If YOUR Ill health is caused
By imperfect digestion. try
SCOTS emulsion Of cod-liver
oil. 1t does what it does by
getting the stomach going
right.
We I ssnd y1u k-Eis II n i s-o- Ilt.
SCOT. s BOVINE - Pea. s-es.s N=s Yc-k-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05


District u Maine. 8
On rms 1t .1av 0T December. a r. 1sh0
OF reading The foregoing T,eI1I3vl- J. is
Ordered by I1le s-5I-t- Inaf "a hearing he
had tITso:1 ihf same 5n f-- 1ftl 31E cf De
r--ntss-. A ID TAI. brfDr. said t-curr
VII Portland in said District aT 1H u' ,-lpet.
il ne forenoon ana that notice thereof
be T5aati=.lea ia ThE Eas5ir Eenret--c
Journal. Z neTsEfs per printed IN said dis
-rlct- and that al anoEn creditors. aa5
o1hsr persons u interest. naN appear Al
Ihs said time and Ti1r@. and shaH cause.
II z-r They have Why rf1- Tr-ayer p< Salz
petitioner should not hF granted
And il j. further u-5P-r1 hy the Court
that The clerk SHAH se-d b. mail 10 AZ
known credit Us csCies - sid petition
and tfis s.rdeT. addressed 70 then &.
feir Places Of residence IS stated
Witness the II 13-2b-s EATE5-A :
IT l-BE Judge XII tie SAID L1Ir1. and tn
-eal thereof. s1 f'.r- tanc. Ia sA46 Lisr-lcg
on the 1st dr. e+ L+-cg-nt,s-- A. Il 1s..a
IL Sa A II DAVIS. Clerk
\ .g1e tsTy of petition and o.'der thereon.
Attest a Il DAVIS, Clerk
de- i7I-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05

II Christian and A1>s-ogl4TE An
a-ca. q which Dr- simpson : the head
u III hold local conventions -n N--7ae
,atz winter. Nhether i T. e<T--e-t-'l
-hzt minor sE~2ke-s w54 draw without
he -ar-senee Of ti.-- chi~f ~ that tass-
r-==+j-rs viii serve 10 k-ep w M In
-.---z- HI the great annual cs-th---l-
z- 13a Jr-lEarl- ls nut k1own- lT T
ssia rha- Main j. Tar 5o~n i1 tAt list
# states c0ntrl bJIling 70 III fund -
-he alliance despite tn fact q me
holding of the ~ annual raTnis-r14s-i-
5nr lit old CsrvAzrn- lt i -1 t-a ihan
r,robz blt that This cirllT1.>ts--.la = noi
regretted - tie pastors Il lh+ Maine
churches. Tor Isr- Siu-TSor and ms 60
workers have aay = vl1ting pretty
a---ply into TIL reserve fund et th-
ordinary Dtntrs3uto~.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05

i DOS no. make any American thrill
with lrl5e Ihat i has bzrent neoes-
sa-y fo- TIE Presidenr to dissuss the
lynching p-rb3rzn IN Ms annual mas
S.c--
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05

The oI,eninE of Congress follows g
4 losely upon Ihe football season thai
ina general public has no opportunity
IL resi- from excitement
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05

Everything is case az Knockout
drops nov. ana Yet how fast - world
Is forgetting that terrible Me- Jersey
-tfz-e.ly which started Inc craze.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05


11e2" Rut the fakes kept filling. Ia
Ing. urtli The buffalo was almost buried
and -he hunter slipped along the STOW
ems. 4sld II-aGe him an easy prey
There's another hunter who hunts 10
xii, Nho makes ra4uv -n2n hss ylciiIn
b-czGse a 4 folly Ike thz. o. tae brfsaio
n Ande-sen's izhle It's little thing
10 have that uneasy feeling II thle sto-1.-
acA atte- eating Sour -5sings and be2cis-
ing are a1sso -eckoce9 little things. Ne.
these little things are among the MINOR
marks oi : dlso-derc,i condition " the
stomach and organs ot nutrition anu
digestion OF themselves they may lc-
kill, b-t i ces-nse6 they nay open :
pathway 20 SONG deadly disease
Don't neglect The Ers- symptoms o.
indigestion o- Il stomach trouble The
timely rs= Q; D-. Pse-ce's Golden Ne1i-
c2l Discovery nlay avert : more senons
danger. II VII su-elv cure any disease
of the stomach and organs ot digestion
and nutrition, excepting caucrr-
NJ Ie5 oels1r-l TIE crie,ti-atc5 I-iEh comedian
z-1 11-r-lAc q - s-r--7 >--ee- C1-a1e-l- y J.,
write We 1u.t1leS Il engagement ui twelve
weeies z-1 ire cuas-s-a. t-aVs-s1g gave re Lad
ioDca O. A,1i d-cs6>6 C2se@Se c1lle- cgsTrcTz-7s.
! hz7 t-1t- c7-s-1-hlzg possible ~ ca-~ IL III
lHst uetk- zfllr -7zE--E z: T. = k-@tA1s Es.9oa
1Ar-t--. f---aCsel-1s-3z- -z -r@ Ne1S--7 T-sl. l
professional i-5snl r. -43- azr5st5 re II TT
=. al- NIX '5-'- T-.-E g-l1- -ts-l.~
Dac-o- t1e-ce's -,ezsz-; Psilsts -
specllc .1- -tIlio-z-1ss.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05

i-1 cry newspaper sanc1um h-F q
us@7ty welcome fsr ,laat valpe5 old
,'s'I1i-.Irasso-ary, The Congressional REG
cd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05

\ delightful and YET Wilh@, a
J.athelIc. hone coming and Thanks
giving gathering vrcnrree. last week "a
The home al Cart and lirs- Edward
Lambert Wtscse cosy farm boIIts- IS
fIscks-d in between FTes-J'ort woods ard
hills and within sight Of 5ht. ss-as,3or~-
Capt LzTnherl Is d flIlr sIst-t3II4' 81 the
rugged old Maine farmer ~ = Dell O.
towards - years ~ age. Re has THIS
year IS in previous years cut and
hauled ms winter WOOD from his oEn
forest working carly and late each
day pith Ile men On MS place h
II arkt-l cacn aay this season in the
ray field lie looks personally after
lte large Stock Of raItl'- ana horses
on his farm. and drives frcm his home
10 th- village tWier and three l-ln~e
each zreek-nolainE the ribbons 7ell I1
hand cNeT 2 l5orsa RI Each mary
va-,ng rnaa would hesitate 10 drive
Bu1 about the happy Thanksgiving A.
SEEMS thar on Wednesday of last 1sees-
.he west G.ourd afternoon tram
tg-auzh7 Eo F-a-eI.l--- d pheasant aIaI'--i- 7
5a- old lady ar.1 --nElenE1r- r- so-ll-s ia1-i
near eighty years q age. " he -I-4-ilI'-a
-h.. wa, and -Bot d .-g1-2z= ta- t+-s'--
I..-rl1---.S L ho1l=. -Arr-ktl tht-= tn~
-.57 r,.-aut. slowly ..l-at.@l n-t et El@
.----s.-= y nsa ch- -=1.a. as n=r .1,l
master of H. hca-se a2afz= his zrI'-z--
~e Y9-. greeted l- hasl --.~ Iil4--
-r hl= -1e--s lE1 fas rsE at
r,s-z to fraa Fn7 theE were. F" "-
-A. rr-- tdr .a-le raHa-- L-I -H
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05

i won't ~ f9r Prrsaae Isle and
iIouitcn 10 get to quarrcling oYer me
new Normal - hooi question They
mad better join drives and land iae
srhDol ia Aroarsa ook ii They can before
aisIuiins over 'is lo,atl0n there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05
DAILY kENNEBEC JoURN-AI, WEDNESDAY DECE 1900

1atc f-as.gresslllass s-ss.sa.3 ls i's''i.e'i
npos rs a cunning man IN political
homer IIe has ju.si been reelected II
iht Michigan Legislature. and y nov
spoken Of as = possible candidate for
governor Of Michigan at the next
,-1eCtion-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05
a Mar, That Saves Money.

al Ms ll1ea and underwear : tlae man
who has tilem launder->5 By such care
ful nlethosls ar - eTnplCy at the Au-
gusta laundry. The fabrics aze not
rottei By chemicals and The button
h0le-s aid e1ges Of your garments are
not Irayel in The laundering. FOR
b-Euty of color. perfection ct finish and
careful handling the Augusta steam
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05

He 19n & h-l.t7e 7hat ~aga : rally
as bzf Z : Rev N~ ---,-- makes t.r--
Th4 Ea7h Times ranzr.s that ro,n-
f-r : r--r 54rr - 7h.e .-..---,--,- ,,-,- IL
.a<r ---5-~-
l- t-=- -< -ha d--5s of George FRI
C15-q7.i.r. rha 5r..-rs5ta-v e-7 41r--
---' '-' II ''i'-'- -'-- 20 Niaiaa '''-fl =
----' Id AIS -ol lA- f@'i'ai If aa-sI-i
R--1z-i l-.e -.4,--.et577 woman h1
g. ..-.-- - -.. ..--
FITS e-'@-' '--- ----s HI a}-
---1 n-sr - rrn-l-r taln ba1E-
-=
T-@ tt@es or ;1e A51e forests c1--
v5-.--- N-r Szvs maj f1-4rt~r ssh,
II ---S
some 1z-l t-zr -l -.. .-@ af IL "
sA-5- 1---s 5t.- -.. -.s--7 lze.--s -ztr.sr
tnan 1rr-> -r=-n. as it rra-e r15.--- --
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o-.-. ~ -,,-. ---. --....
Tt. latest Is a. lar lr- r. .zs--s
~ -1. 4s=--.. and s,..---..-. chs .s-
---7--l-
liH- ser i-z71.1s a=,5 ah-1~.7 -a-r- ar
christening
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05
d. Bangor { AroosteOk
XII RAILROAD.
ID 4-rar EszsHi q Iraiss
IL tffR., ksssr5E Il, 1900.

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ra--t,a.- z-l T1a-Er- ~ trains Ia4rf-s
carbon II 1E s-g5 Ez-r1- ~ a7l
N
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LEAVE Pr--ez--- .H5 II a--1s-a
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- Al lr E--3+-- 77s-7-r---sTJ- 4 ],
II S-5-C-csz Is II NJ 8IiEi-ozEt-- So
2 n <1e-1a- II J. RI Island FaIs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05

Tpec-nb4r haz started II 10 giving
* q r,ueh II ea-1E sE--n-. and g-lI
Ids q people are l+t satisfied
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05

According 10 Ihe New York Tribune
Hon Edward : Dingley. son Of lie
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05

I.1rs Az
dersf1 has :
<c-z d Z tIEli
iaIo That
sccrued the
STOW HakeS
Pouf, nc
snoried, Il /
can blow son
away with i
breath VIA.
--[aaza ggaTa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05

We don't f.-lse7- 7hat Saga : rally
as tai as R+v- Mr- Stra-- makes cu-.
Th+ Ea1h Times remarks that noth-
inE - r7w left Il III .-.rt1~v euI -he
Ea~r --~f-~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.

pEEIN = EITH-a E21aS-9N
EanlzrU14t.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-05
RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,
aIEMKgila6 aIEIgEg!ia6


FasaEz=@r trains have Augusta Il
ssEs.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-04-17
HERRloTT HAS AN lNNIN g

Iowa State Treasurer Files a Second State
ment of Official Wrongs.
Dies MONIES, April 12.-State Treas
! urer John Herriott yesterday filed sec
ond statement, less voluminous, but
more sweeping than the first protest, in
which he not only reopens the attacks
on his colleagues of the executive coun-
Gil, but gives in no gentle words his
opinion of the Republican state central
committee and its methods. He alleges
that the committee has resorted to
doubtful practices in order to smother
the revelations made in his protest.
Governor Shaw and Secretary Dob
son had little to say in regard to Her.
riott's statement, but Q. w. Phillips,
secretary of the state central committee,
talked freely of the position of the COM
mittee and its object in doing the things
told and strongly condemned by Her
riott.
TOmmy's Triumph.
Please, sir" asked Tommy of his
teacher, what is meant by the 'sooth-
ing weedY''
docs your father smoke, Tommyy
asked the teacher.
Eyes, SIR" answered Tommy.
"And what does he smoke?" asked
the teacher.
"Bacca!" cried Tommy.
Tobacco, you mean. Tommy" cor
rected teacher. "Well tobacco is often
called the soothing weed But it is
tobacco, Tommy, not 'bacca' There is
no such word in the dictionary"
eyes, there is, SIR cried Tommy.
you're mistaken, Tommy, there is
not" said teacher severely. But" he
added, with a superior smile, "if you
can show me the word 'bacca' in an
English dictionary will let you home
an hour earlier than usual.'
Tommy seized his dictionary, hastily
turned over the leaves and pointed tri-
Iumphantly to the word "bacca." "a
| fruit having Seeds"
Teacher hoored and Tommy trium-
plant Answers
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-04-17
Bankers STRANGE DEATH.

Body of Truman ID. HarLer Is Found In
WAGER on Lake Shore.
Fort DODGE, Ia, April 12.-The body
OF Truman D. Harker, president Of the
First National bank of Storm Lake, was
found i'll about ten inches of water on
the lake shore near that city about mid
night. After the bank closed he took his
gun and started duck hunting. Not re-
turning at late hour the family be-
came anxious and a searching party was
organized After two hours search the
body was located among the weeds on
the shore of the lake. There were no
marks of any kind on his person and
the gun by his side had not been dis
charged. His accounts are in excellent
shape. An inquest will be held today.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-04-17
Moro Polyga1ny.

Polygamy is the Moro's by religion
and divine right. A Moro must give
separate house to each wife. in which
she is supposed to set up housekeeping.
with sufficient number of women
slaves to.wait upon her. She may own
them in her own right. but more often
her Moro husband must purchase them
for her. AS women slaves bring
higher price in the market than men,
the drain on the husbands eNchequer
is mmense.-Cincinnati Enquirer
Where the Paint Went.
II thought you were working on Jay
FRANKS new house." said the house
painters friend.
81 was going to" replied the house
painter. but had quarrel with him.
and he said he'd put the paint on him
self"
''And did he do it?'
eyes. that is where he put most of
t"-Philadelphia Press.