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Democratic \. p. &.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuS-Sf: How Is this
for tn. a. B c, OF Democracyi Aeuinaleo. bryan.
croker, o. y. b.
LONG BRANCH. " J. Nov. l.
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TO SHOOT 4 MirCH At SCI.
Teams rom the First and second Naval Bat.
talIons TO Compete 10. dan

Teams from the First and Second Naval Bat
talions will compete of Sandy Hook ,o-dav
with l-pounder rapid-are guns in priza .boo,.
inS. The oontestng par,ie~ will 60 down the
bay on the I ). ) Alleen, and the shooting
Aileen VIII steam along at a rate OF not les.
than four knots an hour. The prize Is worth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-03

Several members Of the Georgia Legislature
have had a carving bee on a railroad train, and
the knife play is said to have been very spirited
Thus does miliarism raise its horrid head
among the Crackers.
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The election t. already won The Hon JrN
JONES,
Yes. and all you have 70 do for the next
month i TO yell fraud. " coercion. -" intimi-
da.ion."
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Sur plus Coinage OF Dir. pryan,s Mint.

To THE EDITOR oP THE SrN-Sr. The
Assessors valuation o. the surplus coinage Of Nj.
Bryan's mint" as J. Sterling Morton so aptly terms
Nj. Bryan's mouth during the pas, eight years. Is as
follows.
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Very Likely.

From the Macon. Ga, Nsus.
me enthusiasm which Mr. Bryan Is Arourns IN "a.
East has ssea even nou in,sass han ,hss in le
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We call the attention Of the owners Of the
Farmer and Manufacturers Nntio a. bank Of
PouchkaepNie TO the fact { at tho President Of
the bank. Mr.. EDWARDS ATw.TER, who Is run
ming for Comptroller OF New York on the BRYAN
platform for dishonest money. is using the paper
Of he bank for letters soliciting supr ort Of
hlm'e elf to voters throuehoutth the State. Possibly
Mr.. ATwATER owns the entire bank. in which
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-03

PARIS Kiosou. SO. y, near Grand Hotel ana
klosque No 10. Boulevard des CApuclneS
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-12-14
Death of mrs. Peterson. !.

Z Last Monday, at her home just
south Of town, Mrs. Peter Peterson.
passedto the great beyond. :. The
deceased had been sick for a year
passed, with heart trotsbIe. andrhcu-
natism.
She leaves a husband and eight,
children tor mourn her .untitnefy
deatb!a.
Mrs. Peterson was-a--f6Ving wife
and a devoted mother, while by her
-friendsbh masunlversally esteemed.
: THelarge circle of friendso of the
family extend. their heartfelt syn+
pathy to'the sorrowfng hasband and
mOtiferiess children
The funeral took place on We'd
nesdaY from the L.. D. s.. meeting
house. and was attended by.a large
eoneoarse of, people,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-12-14

In an6hfor the County of Bear Lake.
Louise. Fleming, Plaintiff.
vs..
Earnest Fleming Defendant:
State of Idaho. toy Earnest Fleming,
In the name of the@people of the State
Of Idaho:-You are hereby notified that
there is now on file in the Office of the
Clork of the District Court of the,ES6th'
judicial District of the state of Idaho,
in and for the County of Bear Lake, the
plant. Of Louise Fleming tosobtain
a divorce by. said plaintiff from said
defendant, upon the grnund-of wi2fni
neglect: on the part of. saidrdefendant,
and for the custody of ~the minor child
rem ,mentloned;sip said complaint ali
mony, ,andt+counseE fees;.as more fully
appears by said complaint duly filed as
aforesaid
The particulars more fully appearing
I'M plaintiffs complaint, copy of which
is served herewith and made az pert
hereof, and that unless you appear and
aRs W.T. tGs~said complaint within ten
days after1sBrvice thereof; if served
twenty days iftServed out of said coun-
ty, bat within. said Judicial district,
aud aivihhins9orty days if served out of
said district. conclusive of4fthe' day Of
service, the.said p laintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded In
said complaint.
In testimony whereof, l. James E. Hart
Gefk.ofsaid District 1 curt. have, here.
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
ofsaid Court at Paris, Idaho tl1iss 10th
day of Nov. "A. D: 1900
lsEAL JAMES Il HART
Clerk of the District Court.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-12-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
:. -. n..lnai -
Department OF the Interior
Land Office at Hlaekfont. idaho !

1aifd #0fiSee at Blaeki9Ht laah0
Nov. 80 1910, s.
Notice is hereby given that The following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
To make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proofWill be made before the James Fl
Wallis, u. S. Commissioners at Paris, Bear Lake
County, Idaho. OH Jan, 18th, 1901. viz:
NIEIS +. WINTERS.
For the E1a, SW4 sE14 NWl4 NWl4 SWl4
See. 28.'Tp. Is, 4. r. 46E.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
ofsaid land. viz
Roberta. Birch, Frantz NJ. Winters, william
G. Guernsey, all of Montpelier,. Idaho, and
Joseph A, Dalton Of Thomas Fork Id aho.
LoREEzB h Thomas,
Register
Ian 2s4Mar ?
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-12-14
sUM.KONS.

In the District. Court of the FHfth
Jud1eial District OF the Stste of Idaho,
In anGfor the County of Bear Lake.
Louise. Fleming, Plaintiff.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-12-14
EStrag NOtlGB'S~

ishare- ID. my passsssior The jo7t6@ing dr.
2e'ibedestrGys;
One bay mare. about Is or, II yeovsz Old,
bfandsd' - Wen loft thiglsss Scar o,ssside,1
from acire fence Height aboat 1o00t lbs. i
One Gray. mare aboUtsI0~or re gears Old
branded ON left stee1der uniRteIlfgsble,
print of right ear split. Weight 0bopd
1900 los
# same is.not cidinaed OF the, eapsFatVon /
~ 10 days same uaU be sold ARS Scr the pro
rlSiOnS OF eStrdQ lGaC.
A. II Vda 0eman,
Bennington, idaho.
fiaken up Nor. s0ih, 1909. IO-49.
lhape IN my possession tk6 {o7i0wing 3D.
scribed estray:s
Tue gear old red Rtifer, braadsdJ open
NSL lceabiaed on left rtb. also branded
Ii on right RIB Ear marks square. crop.
on4efs upper ard etndsr stOpe.on rightte
If SOME .isunot claimed at the expiration
# 10 days wt31 be sold according. TO. pro-
si&ioR8 Of est, dy idar.
Ed}Bsrgsry
Ia0W GreeE.
Taken up Nor 20, 1904. A0-53
I hare IN mg possession the fotlowins.dev
scrabeG-. cStrUy.
one browa mare, wkite hindfeek ueight
I9Q0 lbs, dbopt 5 gears e4d branded a on
3Hft shoulder Gnd'6 Oh LIFT thigh.
IESome is not -clGjmeo ,at the expiration
oE4a aays wiH be soId,uccording. to prov-'
isfonS of zStrdV IGe.e.
Ldyen WFGleuner;..
8-JIifs.s
I hove IN my possession ths9olloiUing del
sGGibed estrugs;
Ok dtaok b>5fer, whi;e .tacc, rome yeaae
I'D past, blotch brand on left hip. like 49,
Square crop and SWALLOW fork an iigbt ear
STAT in left.eGt4
II same as not clnimed-dtthe. erpsratioa
30 days same will be .soId Under the pro
hsG- Christie.
Wafdboro, Idaho.
-Nutce filed Dec. 8. l900.l 4t-&4
Rare IN my possession ttr toH0hing de.
ses't5ed sStraM
One aoming yearlihg spotted keifer. No
braat.3 uisibEe Square crop dac3t hole "a
rachdar4e'
II same is not claimed at the expiration
Jt 10 d0ts .scsoae WiU be sold under the pro-
ti4tQns ofstte estrayItm.
F.tN.@@Hoopes,
Thomas Fork, Idahos
-Nptce Glsi Dec. 2, .19o2.s 4l-43.
IhaDe IN my possession the fos1ouing
described eStrdH:
Oae black aAare three orfonr gears eId,.
hind an one eye, t,co hind jet White,
weiyU about sou pounds. na brG"dss0tsa7.
BIZ,
If&dnte IS not claimed al the erpira4ion
ito days same wiA be sold under the pro-
,txioaS Of estray lar.
Behai0gto", Idaho.
Notice flied Dae.7, 1909. 4@-I5
hare in my possession hefJotlowing,
described eStfGy;
One gray mare abo,t t,eclrc yeats on,
branded e. N. on left hfgh,s. tgW .aesfgh
at,out $50 pounds, has. boy eot+aetth 4ite'.
.t{4gut Sir months. Old
IF same is not claimed ct the' eTpirdtio'a
u iortg DAYS same ,riH be sold hJpdeg the
,5roUisioas Of eStrag lar.
Mp. .Nctson3.
Orid !, Idahors.
4o.icc flied Dec, IS, 1890. 49-5 ;
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-12-14

UAsS black sssroe, aceighta ebCslt 700
pounds. small star'Efs. forehead, no marks
or brands risibGe.
fSGme iSsnOt claimed at the aspiration
Of z2adGqS same eCiH be sOld undjr the pro-
uistoaseo estrGg.iuW,
j. X. Hayes,
Georgetown, idaho
Nstsce fled Dec. Ssh 1909. 4s+45
Thave IN my possession The following de-
scribsd estrGy:
Red 2syeCr old Kstfer,. Wttk3whStcv hia5'
legs,, half achite and half red TAFT, qch+te
spot IN forehead, straight creep and h0tc in
righteGr. No brGNTs gisibLe.T
If sanaetis not claimed at the expiration
of 30 days same aciH besSoId rndcv The pro
ViSioas.of eStsay LGW.,
Fred Gruenig.
Montpelier, Iduho,
Notice FLED 'Dec:. ~ I9o6s~ R-45
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-12-14

I hare IN nypoawssioA the Jo!toafi"g det.
scslbed ea,rqy.
one Hrfe gear old .heifef, branded ut
9,aright hip.
If same is rot claimed otfhe expiration
gfs4O dags sap,e lrH be sold Nndef pro
resigns Of estraR l1W
Marlboro, Idaho
Notice fled rec> leat. 1900, H@735
! hare il, my possessiontheJ o!toting DE-.
zessl6d estraB;.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20
PRGCLAMATION!

Section 642 of the Code. of Iowa pro.
yides that regular elections in Cities of
the second class shall be held on the
last Monday in March.
Therefore: l, Ghas. Q. Kemming,
mayor of the city of Denison, Iowa, in
compliance with said statute and the
ordinances OF the city OF Denison, do
hereby proclaim that the regular annual
election of officers of said city will be
held at the several polling places in
said city. on the 26th day of March 1900
as follows: /,
First Ward at Wilson House; Second
ward at Menagh building next to Ran
dall's; Third ard at City Hall; for the
purpose of electing n mayor, one
treasurer; one alderman in the first
ward; one alderman in the second
ward; one alderman in the the third
ward and one assessor and one city at
tOrney.
affixed my official signature this 18th
day of February 1900.
17-4eot CHAs. G KEMMING.
Mayor of the city of D%enison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20
FROM klPLINa

A new spaper has been started at
Bloemfontein, South Africa, for the;ed
iication Of the troops stationed there.
In the first edition Rudyard Kipliny
contributed the following lines:
o, Terrence dear, and did you hear
The news that's going round?
The Shamrock's Erin's badge by .yiiaW,
Where'ers her SONS are fonnd,a ~
From Bloemfontein to! Ballybank
IT'S ordered by the Queen,
We've won u right IN open fight
The wearing of the green set -
st. Patricks' day was celebrated with
extraordinary enthusiasm Throughout
South Africa. In reply to a message
from the Irishmen- of Cape Town, the
Queen sent the following: asst a"a
~ have! always felt confident that
the spirit, courage and allegiance
| which have distinguished the Irish, sol
oilers in the face of the enemy would be
shared. by their brethren in the colony
in support of the authority of my gov
| eminent. iis.siA1
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20
Church Notes..

EPISCOPAL

--e y ~ c=re a
Rev. Allen Judd. conducted services
on Sunday, both morning and evening.
At the morning service there was "a
large attendance and the sermonNwas
interesting; after service communion
was held and a number present par
took. In the evening, a fair sized
audience was present, and all enjoyed
the service. Rev. judd is an able
m~inister!and the wish has often, been
expressed that his visits might be
%Oftener.s a4 lfs jsf..5 4sit
iiBAPTIsTNEws.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
circle will meet with Sister Mrs. Chas.
Bullock on Wednesday afternoon at
$50. S
On account of the dedication of the
German Methodist church, the usual
morning services were abandoned, but
the Sunday school and regular evening
services were held.
The b. Y.P u. meeting was led by
Brother Bonnie Bartshcer, the subject.
beingssYe must: be Born Again. The
meeting was a good one and a large
number took part In it. - ~
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20
Public Auction.

The undersigned will offer for sale at
public auction on his place in Hanover
twp. section "a, 6 miles northwest of
Denison and 1 mile southwest of 6 mile
house, on
THURSDAY, MARCH %. 1900.
Commencing at 10 O'Clock, the follow
ing property:-One span of dark brown
horses, 8 years old, weight 200 lbs; enc
light bay gelding, 8 wears old, weight
1900 lbs; one white horse, 8 years old,
weight 1900 lbs /; 2 colts, 2 and 3 years
old; Is good mich COWS with calf, ten
heifers with calf, 2 tw%o-year-old steers,
6 Aberdeen bull calves, Z yearling
calves; 40 brood sows. Deering binder,
Champion corn planter and checkrower
with 100 rods of wire, Graham lift.
seeder, Little Tiger seeder, pulverizer,
Grow stalk cutter, 16,in. riding pillow,
l6.in. hand pillow, 3 %cultivators, 3-sec.
Is TT. harrow, 4-sec. IL it. harrow, hay
rake, 2 lumber wagons, tanning mill,
feed grinder and shelter with horse
power, 2 sets harness, 2 sets flynets, so
bushels mlllett seed. Free lunch.
TeIms-One years time will be given
on approved notes bearing s per cent.
interest. JUERGEN KOHLHOF.
w. j. McAhren, Anct.
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REAL EsTATEgTRANsFERs.
Mornh tx

Hermina Reetz to Kasper Miller, NV ne, sec q
Charter Oak twp, $1,000
E Merritt and wife to E Gulick. lot 2 blk 9Den-
ison. $500.
Fritz o sen to Louise Olsen, e 10 a of ne NV and
all e 10 a of Sc NV n3of G. M. & st. P. r r SCI
Is washington twp and loti9 blk 5 Buck Grove
$1,000.
March 16
Annie F and Edmund Riddle to Alfred Jackson
lots 2 and 8 blk 2 Dow City. $3.50.
j B Dawson and wife to Charles Hunt, lots z
8 and 10 blk II Deloit $500
y B Dawson and wife to Chas j Hunt, lots ~ 8
blk IL Deloit. qcd $500
E H Swasey and wife to Amos Weatherbee and
FS Stone, VIZ Sc and W ~ a of W side ne sw
and INV sw and VIZ NV and IS 1Oa of VIZ senw
and sh ne Sc NV sec 20. Union twp; s a Of e
" Sc Sc INV sec 80 and ny ne and Sc ne except
5a of ne Sc ne sec16 aud lots / 2 3 4 5 snbdiv
OF Sc NV sec Is Union twp, qcd $500
March II
Fritz P Timm and wife to John j Wieland, lot 6
and VIZ lot 8 block 11 Denison $4l2.50
Geo Schlies and wife to Walqnard %Johannsen.
Wa sw, sec 6 MOrgantwp,S Ss2Ss2. 10
William Kelly and wife to Jno T Kelly. 81 ne
Jackson twp 81
VIM Kelly and wife to VIM J Kelly, ny ne sec
jackson twp. 81
Id Garter and wife to Hannah L scriver, lots Ii
and IL blk 40 Denison
March 10
Elmer Lundblad and wife to Thos Dalton, sw
sec 3. Milford twp, 1866
Bert 9 Woodruff and wife to Jno P Woodruff,
sh Sc ne ne Sc seci27 Goodrich twp. $1,000
Fred Paulsen and wife to Pat M Lane sw VIZ Sc
sec IL Denlson twp, $6174.4s
Albert Helsley and wife to E S PIimpton, lots
234567 blk 4 Denison. S61s.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20
WILL SERVE ON JURY.

The following gentlemen have bee.
selected to serve as petit jurymen a
the next term Of court to be he'll
April II:
John Sutton, Iowa township.
D.A. Saunders, N%ishnabotny township.
". e. Iseminger, Washington township.
&c. Butler, Union township. A. ~
F. Liscomb, Boyer township.
Ed Nelson, Boyer, township.
r: Rock, Boyer township.
P..J. Walsh. Hays township.
Chris Keller, East Boyer township.
J.P..H. Jones, 1st Ward Denison.:
w. d. Faus, LIST Ward Denison.
&c. Lane, LIST Ward Denison. $s
ed Lingle, Sd Ward Denison
John Birkhoeffer, Paradise township
81 II. Miller, Paradise township.
Morris Dewey, West Sid township.
Geo Black, West Side township.
G, w. White, West Side township.
MI. Keane. West Side township.
John Reimers, Goodrich township. 3 J
geter Meggers, Hanover township.
Anton Topf, Hanover township,
G. B. GotnaChatt9r bak town slips
Patrick Copps, Charter Oak township :
VIM Lenger, Charter Oak township.
G.. II. Fiene, Charter Oak township.
R. J. Overing, Charter Oak township.
John Carsten, Otter Creek township.
Chas, Tamm, Morgan township.
Hans Stamp, Soldier township.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Th following list of letters remain uncallsd
for in the postofice at Denison, Iowa, up to
March 6, 1900. If not called for, same will be
sent to the dead letter Office, Parties calling
FOR letters please say advertised letters
D. L. BoYNToN. Postmaster,
Edw. Otto Spena Shnider
Frank Nelson Paul Shnider
BENZ. Wright Hannah Wyna
Pat Lynn ME-. Kenney
Edward Hening f. B Evers
Frank Bowman
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20

The republican state convention call
appears on the second page of this is
sue. AS will be e e the. date OF the
convention is May 10. Crawford ceun-
ty is entitled to II delegates.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20
Farm for Rent.

AZ acres of improved land one.half
mile south of town. Seven room house.
Will rent either house and 6 acres or
whole farm. Inquire of
ROB'T. MCKIM.
% 2t Lake City, Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20

Miss Emma Carter spent the past
week in Ida Grove, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Seymour of the Carter
Reynolds Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20

re- fEEA- y 2 nm ftJ. p - I.IT FIfI. = t.Z ANAst-|
> The Sheldon paper. the Topeka Capt.
tai has proven%a great ADVERTISING
scheme fer. that journal. The paper
was simply a small Western daily, sell
dom heard of outside its own territory.
After the Sheldon idea was conceived
the scheme vas PLACED in the hands of
an expert advertiser, who realized the
fact that the only way to get it before
the public was to get the country news
papers alking about it,. In this he
succeeded admirably. and in a short
space of time every paper in the land
from the smallest sheet to the 1OLpound
Chicago Sundays were talking about it
News dealers became active and took
subscriptions Those subscribers who
got the ground floor, as it we're, receiv-
ed their papers in seasonable time, but
those coming in later usually received
their papers from two to three days
late. AS to the ideal christian daily,
Mr.. Sheldon is probably aware that to
get such a journal on the road to sue.
cess requires more time than a week.
Such a paper would require months and
even years. Mr.. Sheldon is receiving a
greater share Of criticism from the pull
pit. This in itself is an Indication of a
failure. AS to the morality of the
paper it was all that could he desired,
and yet there are those who think it is
best to know. to a certain extent, the
evils existing that they may be guarded
against. In all eyents the Capital has
made a .'stake".
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20

Trouble Was an Ordinary Row.
SPOKANE, March 20.-The statement
conveyed by a Washington dispatch
that there had been a renewal of the
trouble in the Couerid'Alene mining dis
trict is erroneous and arose from a con-
fusion Of geographical names. Couer
d'Alene City, where the shooting oc-
CURED, is rs miles from the mining dis.
trlct. The trouble there was an ordi.
nary drunken row.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20

A. G. Arnold was a caller at this Of
fee and ordered his paper changed from
the Mason City to the Kensett list last
week. Mr.. Arnold is now a citizen of
Kensett. He has purchased livery
stable and a residence in the latter
town and has moved his family there
and is already doing business. Mr..
Arnold is no novice as a livery man
having spent about fifteen years in the
livery business.-Mason City Republi-
can.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20
Subscription Price. So per Year,
Observation-Disclosures at Denison,Ss Iowa, &C
scordingsto to. act OF Congress as secoadr
III sF4 ayClassMail Matter. si#

....rI ii .s.tti Li I 2, -.
i REVIEW. Is all Heme Print; enjoys large
circulation and. is unexcelled as ansadver-
rising medium, .3.-:l.i la,ss
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20
ROCK ISLAND SCHEME.

sat 800 ttIhH 81. N s!dFt-us~ 49, TT
We have rumor to the effect that the
Rock Island system is to extend its line
northwest from Guthrie Centre to
Sioux City. There are a number of
reasons why if this is done, the line will
strike Denison: One is that in leaving
Guthrie Centre, the water devide or
high land is to be encountered. If the
survey is made on the east side it. takes
the road too far east. Another point in
our favor is the fact that there is a
large tract of territory east of Audubon
which the Rock Island is anxious to get
into. and coming up strike in the vicin-
ign of Manning and then run through
Iowa and East Boyer township, cover
ing considerable territory, into Denison
on the east. From Denison the road
would undoubtedly run up Buffalo
Creek and coming out at Ida Grove
thence on to Kinsley and Sioux
City. If the road should be built, Den
ison would be one of the best wholesale
towns in Iowa. Such a deal might be
worth lookinginto.. ~ tts
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20
. @IfE.Et.N.i. lI4.,.tf NA.ftM
MORE TROUBLE IN IDAHO.

Three Prfyates Shot, Probably, Fatally,
! - " at oouer d'Aiene City. ! asss
WASHINGTON, March 2O.LNee3wHs Of
further trouble in the Couer d'Afesne
mining district reached the war depart
ment yesterday in the following tele-
gram: RS q
"VANcoUvER BARRACKS, Wash.
March H19.-Adjutant General. Wash.
lngton:' Commanding officer Fort Sher-
man reports Privates West. Hayes and
David r. Hayden, company M, Twenty
fourth infantry, were badly shot In
Couer d'Alenei City; suspected parties
under arrest; recovery Of men doubtful.
All quiet there. MoOA1N,
49, Acting Assistant.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20

Died, March IL, of catarlh and pneu-
monia, at the age of four years, eight
months and thirteen days, E'sabe Ma.
ria Meeves. Burial was had March 20
services being conducted by Rev. F.
Lothringer at the house, the German
Lutheran church and the cemetery.
The relatives are the sorrowing parents,
one brother. two grandparents, two
uncles and three aunts.
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NEW ho HOTEL
VIII Open for Business April lARate Two
Dollars per Day. -

VIII Open for Business April lARate Two
Dollars per Day. -
The new hotel near the new G. &N.
W. depot is nearly finished and will be
opened odrsbrusiness on April T. I II is a
bran new, building and is newly, fur
nished throughout making one of the
INCEST hotels in our city. On the first
floor are the Office, dining room, kitchen,
writing rooms, etc, and IN the second
floor are the ladies' and 'gentlemen's
parlors, and twenty nicely furnished
sleeping rooms. All the rooms are
lighted with electricity, and will be
heated with steam. MI. Albert Daz is
the proprietor and he announces that
the service, etc, will be first class and
equal to, if not better than any So a day
hotel in the county. The location, is
favorable and no doubt the house will
command a share of the travelling pub
lies patronage.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-20
BURGLARS.

Efss.+E r.
Tits reported that burglars made an
attempt to enter Menagh Bros mill
last Monday night. They were unsnc-
cessful however, for nightwatc1 Kelly
saw them at fired several shots anthem.
In the morning traces Of blood were
found il several places but nothing
more that would lead to their identity.
The whole matter is kept very quiet
awaiting further. DEVELOPMENTS.
Dave Miller of Arion is in town on
business today. ~
Mrs. 7. j. Bruner Of Dow Cityiwas
visiting in town with friends todaysla
Miss Letta Wrlghtsis enjoying = visit
from her friend, Miss Susie McCutcheon
Of Vail. ~ h va is.
Jno Woodruff returan1esdto Cedar Falls
to, school today after a short vacation
at his home here. .xSas. IL.
Farmers have commenced taking out
their new farm machinery and the inn
plement dealers are consequently very
busy.
iiHarry'L L. Harvey and Miss Palmer of
Logan and Miss Smiley of Mo. Valley
were visiting at the McHenry home on
Sunday. -
Miss Maud Paine who has been
teaching school near Battle Creek,
stopped over on herr way to hershome at
Vail this afternoon. a