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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-12-27

years for all forms of throat and lung trou.
pies and have yet to come across a case
Where 1T failed. We have four little ones in
our family, and neither my wife nor I have
eyer losta night sleep because ofthroat trou.
PIES among the children. guess that's more
I I any other family can say. Acker's
English Remedy Just as effective for
up people as for the young. 1t seems to 90
stralght to the place where the trouble lies
IN II the throat and bronchial tubes and lungs
~ soothes ard heals the irritaicd tissues
ioosens up the phlegm and nlucus in tbe,
breathing passages. quets the nerves, inyie.
crates the constitution and stops the cough
ing. MY advice to parents is to always keen
eottle IN the house. 1t will be Constant
safeguard against Group" (Signed)
F.G. ZIMMERMAN San Antonio, Tex
SOD at &c. 5oc and 81 bottle throughout the United
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r. H. HOOhER d co.. ProDrletors. Neto York
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Diaries at the Ingram Press.
Card of Thanks.

On behalf of myself and children
desire to thank the many kind
friend who gave their tender ser
wees and sympathy during the last
rites to my beloved wife, Mrs. Nellie
Madison. JOSEPH MAn,sov
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LAND OFFICE AT BOISE. IDAHo, Nov. % 1900
notice IS hereby given that the follo,vi,o
named settler has filed notice OF his intention n
thar fe sa ma. proof IN support OF his claim and
tha ssu pr9oi VIII be made before the Clerk of
, sne District Court at Weser Idaho on lee 90
lsoo' VIZ; Anderson II. Hand Hd. appiica ~ ~
NV NV 81 IL Tor 70 the Ne NE4 SWI NEif sFn1
lie names the following witnesses 70 o.o,.o !,
s ei residence upon and cultivation as
SyiI iand VIZ: Thomas H. Pence. Iobn VII o'
Idaho. i D",.on; al OF Weiser,
First pub. Nov 20, 1900. N'N'' Register.
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Stockholders Meeting.

10 ihe stockholders of The Bank of Weiser;
, Please take notice that the annual meeting of
the stockholders OF the Bank of Weiser will no
neId at SAID bank in the city of Weiser. Wash
ing county, state of Idaho, on Tuesday the
1en uay Oh January 1901 for the purpose of elect
s transaction OF such other business as may come
Dec. H. 1900. o"snier'
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-12-27

Don't use any of the counterfeits
OF DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve
Most OF them are worthless or liable
to cause injury The original De.
Wits Witch Hazel Salve is certain
cure for piles, eczema, cuts, scalds.
burns, sores and skin diseases. -
DAVIS DRUG Co.
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For Sale

A group of copper mines in the
seven Devils mining district, near
tne Oid Peacock and White Monp
ment mines. For prices and terms
address Signal "
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Chinese bicycle riders are frequently
seen in the streets of Hong Kong and
Shanghai carrying an open umbrella
and fan. and in some instances. with
the handls Nv. Z. rrc-.e,,
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ESTATE or JAS. T. CANARY, DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned adj
mlnlstrator of the estate of JAS T. Canary, de-
ceased. to the creditors of, and all persons hav-
ing claims aginst the said deceased to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within ten
months after the first publication of this notice.
to the said administrator at Weiser County OF
Washington, State of Idaho. j. Nj. CANARY
Administrator OF the Estate of JAS. Il. Canary,
deceased.
Dated December 10TH 1900 "A
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DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
dainty little pills, but they never
fail to cleanse the liver, remove
distractions and invigorate the
system. DAVIS DRUG Co.
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STATE NEWS.

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commissioners of Canyon county, will
move with his family to Boise, where
they will make their future home.
A farmers institute is being held
in Nampa this week.
The supreme court of Idaho has
decided that all patented mining pro
perty is subject to taxation 1t has
been exempt heretofore.
The Boise Capital is now published
twice a week.
Editor Lamb of the DeLamar Mug
get has purchased the Silver City
Patriot plant and will move to the
latter place where he will resume the
publication of the Partiot, defunct.
The 5000, 600 hotel being erected
at Nampa by Colonel Dewey is near.
ing completion
10000 acres of white pine land in
Latah county, have been sold by the
state to Governor Sco6eld of Wis
consn for $50, 600
An anti-sin fight is going on in
Boise. French E. OLIVER has been
engaged to lead the troops against
Satan.
Last week car load of people ar
rived at Nampa and will buy homes
in that vicinity.
During the teachers association to
be held in this place on the 9th,
18th and 29th instant, there will be
meeting of the delegates OF the
various clubs in Idaho Mrs. S. H.
Hayes of Boise, state secretary for
the National Federation of Clubs, will
be present for the purpose of admit
ting all such clubs as desire to the
National Federation. -Elmose Bulle
tin.
The grand lodge of Modern Wood
men of Idaho will hold its annual
session in Boise some time in Jan.
The governor has named the fol-
lowing delegates to the meeting Of
the National Live Stock Association
to be held in Salt Lake soon: R.
?. Chattin, Mountain Home; Geo.
Forks, Victor; j. M. Pierce, Albion.
The fruit growers of the Boise
valley continue to ship apples East.
Boise authorities have taken rigid
action toward preventing the spread
Of smallpox.
The real estate market is becom-
ing more active every day. The
future for Weiser looks very bright
indeed.
A fine new depot has been erected
BY the 0. S. l.. at Meridian.
1t is estimated that the Dewey ho-
,el now in course of CONSERVATION Of
Nampa will cost about 5000, 600.
Col. Dewey now expects to push
lis railroad on through to San Fran
,isco.
Boise has commenced to make ar
angements for the annual MEETING
Il the National Mining Congress to
'e held in that city in the spring
he Will no doubt royalty entertain
he delegates to that meeting.
A. H. Douglas shot Patrick Gar
er at Gooding last week, inflictino
severe wound.
Inc farmers institute at Nampa
'st week was a decided success.
Last week four prisoners escaped
ON the Jail at Pocatello.
Nampa is to have fine city park.
The switchmen at Pocatello parti-
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- ne most effective little liver pills
mace are DeWitt's Little Early Rls-
nsro ~ aney never grippe. DAVIS
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Notice of Dissolution of partnership

- MAI OONCERN.
Notice is hereby given that the CO. nartnershir
heretofore existing between the UNDERSIGNED nnp
yer tne nrn name and style of Riggs q Nustlein
i'% n oeeh M thls day dissolved by mutual consent
D''eu "e'ser' Idaho December 18th. 1900.
J. c. NUsLEN
q. w. Rides
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Greatest Of All

Every one in San Antonio, Texas. saw,
that Ackers English Remedy is the greatest
thing ever put up for coughs,
colds, asthma, bronchitis, "a
Group and consumption. IIuM
have been using it over four L+A8
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Notice.

Notice.
After January the Famous Store
viii move into Barton's new block.
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Last week four prisoners escaped
from the Jail at Pocatello.
Nampa is to have fine city park.
The switchmen at Pocatello parti-
clpated In short strike last week.
gen
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The farmers institute at Nampa
last week was decided success
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-01-26
Public Sale

Having rented my place will sell at
public auction on my farm two miles
north half mile west of Kiron, on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 9th, 1900,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, the following
property: Is head of horses, consisting
OF geldings, ranging in age from to
~ years and weighing from HOO to 1900
lDs, including two match teams, Q brood
mares, weight 1900 each, one 11-year-
Ola mare, nearly Standard bred and in
1oal to Standard bred horse, one Swear
old shire mare bred to jack, one span
we'll matched ponies, weight 900 lbs,
good drivers and riders, two mare colts,
coming 5 years old, two mare colts,
coming 2 years old; "a head of cattle,
consisting OF COWS with calf. / thor.
oughbred Shorthorn bull, ten 2-year.old
helfers. yearling heifers, Wearing
steers steer spring calves, 6 heifer
spring calves; 2 binders, Deering and
champion. nearly new, cultiyators, 9
walking stirring ploWs, one 14.inch and
one l6 inch, Cassidy riding pillow, 16.
inch, cornplanter with so rods of wire
l disc harrow, jump seat buggy, 2
lumber Wagons, jump seat cutter, 2
hay racks, hay rake, 2 sets of harness.
Free lunch,at noon.
Terms: All sums under $40 cash; over
$40 one years time will be given on ap.
proved notes bearing 8 per cent. int
crest. PETER N. NORD.
A S. Teaqnist, Auct. Prop.
G. A. More ius, Clerk.
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=. as9 2ttsa.S sadS'itae.s'S.
c, A, SAUNDERS; i Frs SALE.
Will be Held Tuesday Feb s, 1900, at
Greeley Farm, South of rIanilla.
LIST CLASS STOCK OFFERED
n G. 3i..a nc
The Stock to be Sold Aggregates 1o4
head@A Choice Lot.

The sale which Is to be held ut Mr..
Saunders Greedy Stock farm will be the
largest stock sale that has been held in
this section for years, and offers one of
the choicest lots of thoroughbred Short
Horn bulls, COWS aud heifers, and high
bred horses to be had. The stock to be
sold aggregates 1O4 head.
Mr.. Saunders has bought literally of
hlgh-grade Short-Horn cattle for the
past three years and his herd at the
present. time numbers ninety-one head,
and with Cumberland 1855, one of the
finest bred individuals iii America at
the head of the herd, makes group Of
cattle that is pleasure to look upon.
Among the lot there are nineteen
registered Short Horn bulls which will
be sold.
The offerings to be had in horses will
include some Of the best specimens Of
horse flesh that can be purchased any
where, may of them have taken pre-
miums at county fairs. They are all Of
his own raising and most of them were
sired by the indicated Lerida $3.50
(6780) the 50, 500 draft stallion.
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reaction to the tuberculus test carefully
applied. The two condemned had gen.
eralized tuberculosis and were con.
signed to the tanks for fertilizer and
Mr. Rodgers r q received, the price of aheifs
Fhides and half a cent a pound for theif
tcarcasses, which was theirmarket value
Dec, 9th, '99. The, remaining fifteen
did not have generalized tuberculosis.
They were passed as all such animals
are throughout this and other countries
aud Mr.. Rogers received their market
value on Dec. 9th. We only did our
duty and Mr.. Rodgers received 1.-THE
actual value of his cattle in their con-
dition when condemned The in.
vestigation brought to light one of the
worst conditions ever found in farm
herd in Iowa despite the fact that some
men in Mitchell county refuse to admit
that there is a case of bovine tabercu-
losis west of the Mississippi. Where
such conditions are found in Iowa l
ask my readers, isn't it time we had
more stringent laws and the necessary
appropriations to carry such laws into
affect with view to freeing our herds
from this disease aud thereby p1otect-
ing our cattle owners from losses that
must certainly result from harboring
the disease and its propigating bacillus.
In conclusion 1 desire to say that 1
found MIR. Rodgers to be courteous
Christian gentleman for whom have
respect. His prayer like ''the prayer of
righteous man availeth muchn when
delivered in the interest Of sinner like
me, but when delivered in the interest
of tuberculosis cattle it availeth
nothing. il. GIBSON.
State Veterinarian Snroao,,
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srslcT TEACHERS MEETING.

At the New High School Building Next
Saturday, Jan. 27th.
The Denison District Teachers meet.
ing will be held at the new high school
building next Saturday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. A large attendance is hoped
for and the teachers will be given an
opportunity to inspect the building and
it's appointments The following is the
program:
Expression in Reading, with Selec-
tions- Effie May futile.
School Incentives - Miss Gertrude
French.
Teachers Meetings-Prof. Van Ness.
Song by pupils of Miss Bryan and
Miss Craft.
Suggested Topics for general discus
sion are Classification for Rural
Schools" Born Short, Patron and
Teacher" III. v. TAILOR,
Committee
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WHEAT A SHADE HIGHER.
Confirmation of Plague Scare in Arge

Confirmation of Plague Scare in. Argen-
tine Counts for Something.
CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-The wheat market was
firm today mainly helped by confirmation of
rumors of plague at Rosario, May closing 3
shade over yesterday at &c. Corn and oats
closed each shade and provisions o@121zc
better. Closing prices;
WHEAr-May, &c: July, 67zs@8sc.
CoRN-Jan., 3o7sc; May, 3314c.
OATs-Jan. ss2211sc; May, 23ssc.
PoRK-Jan $3.50: May, $1O75@10.7711z.
R1Bs-Jan., s5.671S; May, $5.75.
LARp-Jan., $500; May, $5.971a@6O0
Cash quotations: No. red wheat. CSC;
No. spring wheat, e5@e61zc; No. 2 corn.
8l1%c: No. Goats 2302334c.
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DIR. G1BsoN's REPLY.

EDITOR MITCHELL COUNTY PRESS,
Usage, Iowa:
Through the courtesy of friend l
received clipping from your paper en-
titled sis the State Veterinarian a
Competent Judge of Tubercolosis?",
which article appeared over the sigma
ture of John Rodgers and which l de-
sire to answer briefly throufih tie col
umns of your paper.
In answer to an official call l pro-
ceeded to test the cows in Mr.. Rodgers
herd. In company with j. III. Mcleod,
assistant state veterinarian, of Charles
City, Iowa, T arrived at Mr.. Rodgers
farm the morning of November 81, '99.
We at once instituted tuberculuc test
on twenty-seven cows and heifers,
which we completed on the afternoon
of November %, when seventeen, which
reacted and one which was almost dead
and afterwards died prior to shipment,
we're tagged. Two cows died before
we arrived 10 test. one the night before
on which we made an autopsy, which
revealed one of the worst cases of gen.
eralized tuberculosis it has been our
privilege to see. The seventeen were
shipped to Sioux City and slaughtered
there Dec 8, 1919. a postmort, m in
spectim was made by the government
veterinarians in charge and full re
port Of their findings forwarded to me
by mail, giving the number Of each
state tag and the postmortem lessons
found
All that were tagged gave a typical.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

MdITIdge lIC6llSeS UdV6 U6eH RrauCe'
the past week as follows:
Anna Fick-John Nemitz.
Mary McCarthy-W. #. Mitchell.
Marie Atterbury-EdwardG ood1rend.
Edith Ainsworth, A. w. Grantham.
Edith Smith-Chas. Jensen.
camille Hansen-Wm. 81. Schiernbeck.
Dora Wellhausen-Frank Schmidt.
Kate Foley-Lhas. O'Donnell.
Nellie Drake-Joseph Brewster.
Wilhelmine Ackelbein-Fred Kortmann.
Anna Northumberland Volquardsen
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
JAM. %.

Detlef Mordhorst and wife to ] Saul, sh
NV and NV NV sec Paradise twp, qcd, 81.
Fred w Gigax to Estella M Gigax, lot4 blk S
Buck Grove, ST.
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sout, Omaha Live stock.

SOUTH OMAHA Jan. 25.-Cattle-Receipt
5000; slow, steady native beef steers.
western steers, s4OOt@4.9O: Texas steers, 1910
6O4.8O: cows and heifers. s8.2O(04.25; Gamers,
s2.OO@3.OO; stockers and feeders, $s.6ot@4.90;
calves s85N@7OO: bulls. stays, etc., $275@
4.1O. Hogs-Receipts, $500; 5@1Oc lower !;
heavy, $4.471la(94 55; mixed, s4.45@4.471a; light
s44O@44715; pigs, s40O@4.40; bulk Of sales.
s445@45O. Sheep-Receipts. $500; 10c higher /;
western muttons $42004.7O; stock sheep $3.50
(04SO: lambs S475ap6.l0,
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k.n..s civ live Stock.

KANSAS Cry Jan. ,-Cattle-lseceipt4
$3.50 Strengthening cattle active, strong to 10c
higher; stockers and feeders slow, steady to
1Oc lower; 1neiium native steers. 5000
feeders, 49, 1000 10; butchers COWS and heifers.
s8OO@4s5; Gamers, s2.25(0S0O; fed westerns,
s4OOg535; western feeders. sS4N@480; COM
monTexans, sB.6O04.l0. Hogs-Receipts, II, 800;
fairly active, but buyers were very independ-
emit and prices ruled 2lac lower: heavy, $4.5O9'
AGO; mixed, s4.i5tg4 5o light, s425g4.52l1a pigs
s86ag4.2o. Sheep Receipts, Also; good, active
trade: prices strong to 1Oc higher; lambs, $3.50
@6.O0; muttons. S4.7ag5.25; stockers and feed
ers, s3.25(Da.20; culls, $2.ONg325
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Jan. "a.

Paul Nielsen and wife to Gustav Gradert, lot
3blk West Side, $3.50.
B L Philbrook and wife to @ L Voss, si NV
sec 4, Boyer twp, $24O0.
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,,,,,,..yo Live stock.

CHICAGO. Jan. Observation-Disclosures, 10000:
good to choice native steers strong. active:
medium and inferior kinds about steady good
to choice. s525 ep6.5o; Door to medium. $40f1
400; mixed stockers, ss.2a0395; selected feed
ers. s42O@4.9O; good to choice cows, $s. 45@4.8o:
heifers, s325(9475; Gamers, $21O@2.SO; bulls
s25oa4. As; calves, s45Otg7.75; fed Texas beeves.
s4OOp5.0O. Hogs-Receipts' ss,oo; average
about SC lower; fair clearance; mixed and
butchers. s4.4Oq4.7O; good to choice heavy,
s4eOa4.7a1S; rough heavy, s4.45@455; light,
s4s594.571a bulk of Sales *450@4.65. Sheep
Receipts, 5000; steady, lambs stronger ma
tive wethers, s4.5Ug5.OO; lambs. s5.O0@860;
western wethers. $440G4.SO; western :.lambs.
S575(U660
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This Office acknowledges visit from
M. Cecil Kirkpatrick and Miss Frances
McCabe of the college on Friday after
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mails that he may think are afflicted with
this disease, regardless OF the Wish or con-
law, and the same officer should hold the
office, pray that the good Lord will keep
him in the southern part OF the state until
am out of the cattle business. 81 50 tss'ts
- JOHN RoDGERs.
Surely the state of Iowa should be re-
pense OH the fifteen cows that were NOT
Condo mned by the United States veter-
narians, and we believe that the state
should be responsible for AL cattle or
Iered killed by state officials. The
FARMERS OF the state are vitality inte-
rested in this matter and should
promptly proceed to state their views.
Mr.. Rodgers letter speaks very plainly,
but If he states the matter truthfully.
and we think he does. he presents proof
that the tuberculosis scheme is only
similar to that attempted few years
ago in Iowa, and similar to the schemes
operated IN other states until the states
accepted responsibility by making APP
preparations to pay for the cattle killed.
The farmers are not responsible for
tuberculosis; if the disease can't be ex.
terminated the cattle should be killed,
but the state should pay for the cattle,
if the cattle are killed on the order of a
state official.
What the Mitchell County Press said
in receipt of Mr.. Gibson g letter:
We are in receipt of an article from
State Veterinarian Gibson in refuta-
ton of the charges made in these col.
ums by Jno. FL. Rodgers. We refuse
it's publication for the reason we do not
believe controversy will be beneficial
to the stock interests of this section.
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Examiner Closes Bank.

CANAJoHAR1E, N, Y, Jan. 26.-Na-
tional Bank Examiner Graham has been
examining the Canajoharie, National
bank here this week and as result the
bank closed it's doors today, pending in
vestigation. Tits believed the bank is
solvent and will be able to resume in q
short time.
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DEN1soN, IOWA, JANUARY rs, 1900.
"The tuberculosis schemers."

The following clipping together with
letter from Mr. Jno. Rogers of Mitch
ell county is taken from the Iowa State
Register, and as State Veterinary J. L.
Gibson is interested, we re-publish it..
DR.. Gibson answered Mr.. Rodgers let
Ter, but the Mitchell county Press re.
fused to publish his answer as it be
lieved ga controversy would not be
beneficial to the stock interests of that
section"
will probably witness an effort to gain q
large appropriation for the use of the lex
perts" who desire to make good thing"
in the cattle herds of the state. Tubercul-
Osis is q deadly disease. and should be exter-
minated, but should be exterminated at the
the owners of the cattle. Here is a letter
from a responsible farmer which clearly
and fearlessly states the views of nearly ali
of the cattle growers of the state:
Mr.. Rodgers Letter.
Editors Usage Press:-Some time during
thu first of October 1899, I suspected that a
few Of my COWS on my farm in St. Ansgar
ed with that dreaded disease. tuberculosis.
After consultation with q friend who was
somewhat acquainted WIN GnlS disease i
was fully satisfied that my suspicious were
well grounded. / acted Immediately accor-
ding to law by notifying the county board OF
notified the STATE veterinary: He answered
that he would come up and investigate the
case. This was about the last of October.
On account of other calls and sickness in his
family. he did not get here until the latter
part of November. He brought with him a
local veterinarian from Charles City. They
together made, what they termed, an exam
inAtion OF my herd, condemned ana tagged
seventeen of my best COWS as being afflicted
with this dreaded disease. Advised me to
ship them to Cedar Rapids. was not salts
fed with their examination, for did not be-
lieve there were SO many afflicted. | was
determined to accompany the COWS to their
destination and witness their determination
learned later that ! could do as well by
shipping to Sioux CITY,, They We're shipped
fully inspected after death by three United
States veterinarians sand in my presence only
two out of the seventeen were condemned.
Have a right to complain? Fifteen of my
best COWS, worth to me over $780, should be
thus condemned and slain through the ig-
nOrance of a man whom the great state of
Iowa has tagged Estate veterinarian. The
question with me is to whom / shall look for
this ;great loss; this man, or the state of
Iowa, that employed him? understand
there is move ment on foot, concocted by
the state veterinarian, to try to influence
the legislature this coming winter to pass a
law and vote a ten Thousand dollar appro-
prlation to e. ca e II with. hat will invest
the state veterinarian with power to enter
intoany mans herd and destroy any ami
y
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DENISON MARKER REPORT
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following listof letters remain uncalled
for In the pnstoffice at Denison, Iowa. up to
Jan q. 1900. II not called for same will be sent
to the dead letter Office. Parties calling for let
ters please say advertised letters"
Parker Dexter Billie Hintz
81 r Kreger &C Jameson
p nI!iin4lpmmond
/ asw .of) snonoa,s : 800 -! o1'l-'''s
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We wish to call your attention
to our unusually large line of
rubber goods. Hot water bags,
syringes, ETC., at lower prices
than we have~eve been able to
offer them before. We guaran-
tee these articles to be the best
made. If you are need of these
articles please call at
Schlumberger's Pharmaeu.