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is meeting with considerable encourage
ment and from present indications the full
amount will be secured.
To help swell the fund the committee
having the trip in charge will present next
Wednesday at the National Theatre one of
the most attractive musical programmes
given this season by local talent. The
Varsity Glee and Banjo and Mandolin
Clubs will be prominent features. Society
leaders have become interested and are
working hard to make it the biggest So
cial and musical success of the season.
The candidates for the crew which will
represent the Varsity at the Hudson River
collegiate regatta in June will begin work
from the Potomac boathOuse under the dt-
recton of Capt. c. X. Zappone during the
coming week. q. p. SCHMIDT.
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FREE DEED in CASE OF DEATH.

purchaser have been
completed his lot without further
cos-provided purchase and that
payments 80 days
words Of purchaser leaving
partly paid Keep your part the
should die having paid only
part heirs shall have
your property without
payment.
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AMONG THE Athletes
Local Runners Training for the
"Pemsy" Meet.

OK ford Yale-Haryar Contests Like
~ rs he Called On-Winners of Y.
VI. {. A. Indoor Championship-Na-
tioDaI Guards Track and Field
VIII Have Large Entry List.
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NOMENCLATURE

insalmen country properly
jeced the ground that lapse os customers
interest usually many
tiatedthat
sired forfeiture lenieny
have put ourselves pioneers
Non Forfeiture from loss of employment.
purchaser Clarendon
that by his paying simple interest
in only will keep his
employment any cause.
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Corcoran Cadet Corps.

The members of the Corcoran Cadet bas-
ketball team feel elated over their victory
in last Wednesdays game with the East
err Athletic Club. Manager Edwards, too.
shares in the pleasure of his charges. and
believes that if he had had the present
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TERMS
s. DOWN. 81 TO $l.25 WEEKLY.
s. Down Secures Any Lot at Clarendon.
Monthly Payments Arranged if Desired.
NO INTEREST. NO TAXES.
NO NOTES. NO MORTGAGES.
10 Per Cent Discount Allowed for Cash in 60 DAYS.

CLARENDON IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY,"
provides per
the continued of lots streets in perfect pakke condition
this their
Your Interests Safeguarded.
have established the following restrictions Clarendon:
shall be allowed ownership.
mo building the property shall be used for manufacture
of intoxicating liquors.
residence costing $1,000
from the
Georgetown the minimum e 500
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The track and field games to be given
next Wednesday evening by the Athletic
Association of the National Guard of the
District of Columbia in the big drill hall,
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-12-28
BUCK GROVE LETf|


Mr.. and Mrs, John Davis ara ar
ing Christmas with friends in CAL.
Melenton BROMLEY went to K
last week.
Mable, Bert and Marten Crucs
in town Christmas.
Mr.. W. A. Hockett went ia n
last week to visitgher brother
mrs. Newman and daughter VEIN
LoI.9ana last week to visit her 49,
ter, Mrs. Hawkett.
Ethel Williams has returned ~,
after two weeks visit with friAna.
Logan. --Ne'
Inc magic lantern show last Nom !
night was not very we'll attended
4 Several of the town boys attended i
iyceum south of town last week
Some Of the Dunlap young people
tended the dance here Christ ri
Will White came home from md q
this week. 4 = Il
Bert Walworth is visiting his
Mrs. Hagen this week.
George Bonesteal was seen II.
this week.
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MANILA NEWS NOTES.

julia Miller speut Christmas with
her parents at Aston.
Miss Celia Brown spent Christmas
with friends at Dedham.
John Dyson, of Ida Grove, spen,
Christmas at his home in Manila.
Orla otfineer and Maude woodward
are Des Moines visitors this week.
2. Perion and Fred Sprinkle, OF
Manning, were in Manila, Tuesday.
Misses Rula and Bertha Tryon are
spending few days with friends in
Omaha.
/ Miss Edith Harmon, of Defiance
visited few DAYS this wesk with her
sister, Mrs. Porter.
Miss Ada Paiste, who has,been sion.
ping IA Omaha for sometime past. came
nome Monday night for visit.
c. G. Sanders and little daughters.
OF Council Bluffs, are visiting few
days with Grandma Saunders.
Mrs. W. L. Webster returned Tues
day from Des Moines where she was
called by the death of her mother.
Appropriate exercises were well rem
dered at both the Methodist and Pres
pyterlan churches on Christmas Eve.
Mrs. Ed. Gardner and sister, of Sioux
clty' stopped off on their way to Omaha
and ate Christmas dinner with their
mother. Mrs. Purdy.
The Epworth League gave social at
tne nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dyson
on Wednesday evening, where pleas
ant evening was passed.
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JOHNSONVILLE NEWS.

After all We did get a snowy Christ
mas.
Theron Beck went to Denison last
Tuesday.
A Happy New Year, or rather CEN
fury, to all.
Julius Johnson was Deuison caller
last Wednesday.
G. Hansohn transacted business in
Denison last Saturday.
Schoolmistress Eta johnson spent
Christmas at her home.
The roads are reported bad for both
wagon and sleigh at present writing.
w. j. Clauson and family visited
with A. j. Clauson and family Christ
mas Day.
Miss Ida Clauson came up from Deni-
son last Saturday for visit over the
holidays.
F. L. johnson and Theron Beck re.
turned hone from their mission tour
last Friday.
Reuben johnson went to Denison
last Saturday for an over Sunday visit
with friends.
Joseph johnson and Irwin johnson
was in Denison Christmas shopping,
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. johnson gave a
Donteous Christmas supper to large
number OF relatives and friends on
Christmas Eve
Mr., G. W. Lindgren and family, Vic
tor Llndgren and Misses Amelia Lind
gren and Pearl Hedstrom spent their
Christmas with Johnsonville relatives.
The Christmas program which was
rendered Tuesday evening, was very
good one, and those having had charge
OF 1t are to be congratulated upon it's
splendid success. They spared NO
eHOrt to make 1t a success
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HAPPENINGS OF VAIL

Geo. Thompson is home from his
labors on the railroad.
Ed Ryan spent Christmas with his
wife and son at Omaha.
Earl Hoffman and Lester Rowley
are Des Moines visitors this week.
T. w. Butler went TO Hayelock
Wednesday for stay with sister.
Mrs. frankie Terry and children OF
Onawa are visitors at the Beck home.
| Lon Mahon and son Glen are here
from Kansas City to spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcguire. OF
Slbley, La. are visiting Vail relatives.
Howard Bagley of Grand Junction is
spending the holidays with Vail
friends.
Shrlstmas entertainments were Civ
en- by the Methodist and Presbyterian
churches
Prof. Myers is attending the State
Teachers Convention at Des Moines
this week.
Gilman. George and Lillian De-
Wolf are here from Nebras6 a spending
the holidays at the home of Grannma
DeWolf.
Maud Paine was home the first of the
week to spend Xmas with her parents.
She returned on Wednesday to her
school duties at Battle Creek.
The entertainment Friday night by
the Young Ladies Sodality of the ST.
AIMS church was grand success.
Frank Claussen left Tuesday for Ar
cadia, where on January 1st he will
enter into business for himself. Frank
has been with the firm of RYAN g.
Ratchford for several years, and has
many Vail friends who will wish him
we'll In his new venture.
Mrs. A. J. BUDDY and the Misses
Maggie Ruddy and Julia Ryan, of New
man Grove. Nebr., came Sunday for a
visit with relatives and friends.
A grand New Years ball is announced
TOR next Tuesday night, and no pains
Will be spared to make it success
Coed music will be secured.
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ARION NEWS LETTER

I, Arthur Mccall and sister of Des
Moinse stopped in Arion between trains
Tuesday.
y. Green and wife spent Christina.
with Jas. Larson,s family at Rodney
Mrs Larson returned with them for q
few days visit.
The Arion choir has accepted an in.
vltatlon to sing at the Baptist church
Sunday evening.
1 Mrs. d. j. Butler was a Denison yisi.
tor Wednesday.
Frank Evans is spending his holiday
week at home, from Iowa City.
G W. Unaerhill spent Christmas
with his family.
The child of L. G. Buffers that was
afflicted with membranous Group is re.
covering.
Bradley Stewart was Sioux City
visitor this week.
MIR. and Mrs. D. Houston were visit.
ing Arion friends Thursday.
Mr.. Stephens of Wall Lake spent
Christmas with friends here.
Mesdames Tillett of Astor and Ken
ford of Buck Grove were shopping here
| ruesdav.
VIM. Wilson of Charter Oak was
here on business Thursday.
County attorney O'Hare was here on
business connected with his office.
II hoo haa,, H.
law on some of our citizens who were
epgagingrin an unlawful amusement.
Mrs. F. Bell went to Omaha Thurs.
day to have some dental work done.
Some of our young people attended a
party Friday evening at the home of
George Rae.
The rendering factory on the river
between Arion and Dow City has been
closed
The large amount of transfer mail at
this place has made considerable extra
work in the post Office during the past
week.
The Misses Quade are visiting in Jes-
sup.
The Christmas program was we'll
carried out. A beautiful evergreen
tree was presented the school by Miss
Poitvin for which the school is very
thankful. Such trees can be found in
few places in Iowa
A very pleasant evening was spent at
at the home of L. B. Higley on We'd
nesday. A number of the young folks
We're invited to partake of their hospi.
tality. Music and games were induig-
in and dainty lunch was prepared
All returned to their homes having en-
IoySd very pleasant evening. |
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THE LYMAN TWINS

No team of comedians has been
tha ' ,h Or come to the front raj
~ theatrical world in a shorter
OF tlme than the Lyman Twins
neat refined work and clever "a
e. a uailc,ng speclalties have WON'T,
, "a and made them popular favori,
wherever they have appeared. y,
season they have outdone all
efforts and their new coredv na o -
ss yt enase. has been one of the bia %
artlstle and financial successes af !,
year. They are supported bv > ! \, :
company and carry an eleoant
o opes.A, ! scenery, They appear at
opera house in Denison on Ian .
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CHARTER OAK CHATS

|
John Driscoll was at Ute on busir,
Tuesday
Mrs Arff was shopping in Siou,
| Thursday. vi
Oscar Larson took the train for n
iscn Wednesday.
VIM, Wilson was at Arion betyf
trains Thursday,
Miss Minnie Kelly returned II
Denison Thursday.
L. Romans and Minnie Kelly d
to Castana Thursday.
Mrs. DR., Waterhouse was shoI
at Sioux City Wednesday.
Charlie Krouch is here on x
with his uncle, F. Davis.
M. M. Wright visited here this we
at the home of his mother.
Hazel Gilgener of Hawarden is '
ting her cousin, E. Carson.
G. Underhill of Arion was at =
Oak on business Wednesday.
Mamie Glasburner is visiting fril
at Woodbine during vacation.
Miss Josie Dubois returned fry
few days visit at Omaha Tuesday.
r. Dubois and family visited f.
In Paradise the first of the week.
Frank Kemp of Manning and =
OF Otto visited at home Christina z
Miss Alice Bates of Rodney is
ing her vacation.with friends hey
Miss Francis Drake is attendinl
teachers convention at Des NOM
Miss leila Biglow of Hawardenl
lted friends here the first of the J
Sherman Cheney of Persia
Christmas here with mis- sister.
Irwin. .Ss@M
B. Cris*ell and B.. Romans a " !,
their Christmas at Sioux City, retf
ing Thursday.
4. Dubois and family came d
from Smithland to spend ChristmI
the parental home.
MIR. and Mrs. o. Nj. Criswel,
Miss Alice Stevens of Denison NJ
Christmas at the Hart home. Ma
Mr.. MAR is enjoying visit fro,i
brother and a sister who arrived II
Lansing, Wisconsin, Wednesday
The services in the Presbytd
church will be appropriate to thel
Sunday of a memorable and nrosnak
year. 7
Inc law suit here Thursday betpI
the city of Charter Oak and LANG
son was decided in favor of GA
Oak. The defendants appealed ~
District court. 4
Married, atthe Presbyterian parI
age Dec. 26, Mr. Charles w. Har (
and Miss Cora Lang. These III
people came from prosperous aok
near this city md aspect to make 1
nome hereafter in Clinton county
The Christmas exercises bv
8 Sunday school consil
,, u a finely rendered cantata a.
eanta Claus On Time" 1t W, IA
'uccessful entertainment. n be-
ma girls did themselves grea var
'antao Claus appearance abos ~
COCK: coming out of the largeH u
ley loaded with presents made
port for the little folks.
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From the Vail Observer

Mervin Sherwood is attending Deui
son college, taking course in shor,
hand. Vail Observer.
Prof. S. w. Meyers went to Des
Moines, Sunday afternoon. to spend his
holiday vacation with friends. He also
will attend the State Teachers Meet.
ing held at that place the latter part O,
this week.
Mrs. Thos. Fitzpatrick, of Denison
visited at the parental Tim Quirk
home Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. scaggs came down from
Denison, Saturday, and spent Christ.
mas at the r. r. Robinson home.
James and.Peter Murphy, nephews
of Father Murphy, are here from col
lege at Dubuque visiting during the
holidays.
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NORTH GROVE NEWS.

Elsie Houstin is hauling lumber from
the mill
l.. 10. Brown was out on the willou
taking orders for nursery stock.
Henry and Dan Musselnan are cut
ting cord wood for w. A. Davie.
Mrs. 3. Y. Burleigh bought two very
Fine cows at Mr. Burners blooded stocl,
sale.
we are glad to learn that Mrs. Lee is
recovering from a long siege of sick.
ness.
Dan and Enos Kline have been husk.
ing corn for Dayie Rogers on the
Willow
Web Dustin is clearing considerable
land this winter, preparatory to break.
ing in the spring
>. n. Wright is having large num-
Der of logs delivered at the mill TO be
sawed into lumber,
Report has it that one of our most
prominent farmers is soon to lose two
OF his daughters in marriage. Whom
are they? Well GUESS.
Norris McHenry was in the Grove
last week surveying land for Durham
Bros. Morris seems to be the choice
OF the people when it comes to hiring
a surveyor.
We understand that the Hon. w. A.
Davie has 100 head Of cattle in the feed
yards this winter. Will is one of the
best judges of stock we have and is a
very successful feeder.
Frank Binnall is erecting a very
large chicken house and intends in the
future to devote his attention to raising
thoroughbred brown leghorns. He has
a 200 egg incubator, which Frank man
ages with great success.
MI. VIM. McWilliams and family, of
Lake View. were the welcome guests
de numerous Denison relatives during
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-12-28

Mr.. A. r. Barber returned on Wed
nesday evening from his visit to st
Joseph, Mo.
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Nh. Vim. McWilliams and family, of
Lake View. were the welcome guests
de numerous Denison relatives curing
this week.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-08
FROM MANY SOURCES.

The British West Indies comprise an area of r. 175 miles.
 Belgian Africa. the Congo state. has an area of S5O.oOO square miles.
 Twenty-Five per cent of the shares in American railways are owned in Eng land.
 France has more persons over Gl years of age than any other country: Ireland comes next.
 In bushel of wheat there are 556. 2oO seeds; rye, SSS,40O; clover, 164OO,9 timothy. 41,S2S, 400
 Tien Tsin and other Chinese cities have no light at night except such as come from private houses.
 4 corres spondent of the London Times estimates that the population of Lon don in 1901 will be Gl4O.000 and [ 600 0OO in 1921.
 The atmosphere is so clear in Zulu land that it is said objects can be seen by starlight at distance of seven miles.
 Two hundred and fifty of the Paris police are mounted on bicycles. They carry a saber on the handle in the day time. and a revolver at night.
 People buried in an avalanche hear distinctly every word uttered by those who are seeking th=m. while the buried ones most strenuous shouts fail to pen crate even a few feet of snow.
 On parade ground at Calcutta are several adjUJant birds. These creatures walk up and down the grounds. and they look so much like soldiers that at distance strangers often mistake them for such.
 The injury to soil from flooding is Variously estimated to last from five to twenty years. Investigation in Es- sex showed that the soil was left with ? per cent salt, mostly to the complete destruction of earth worms
 Ancient history records that Zen1 the famous learned philosopehr who wrote no fewer than 700 treatises. died at the age of 80. from inmoderdJa laughter, excited in seeing an ass eat figs from silver dish
Arizona republican., 1900-10-08
Do You Read During the Evening?

Have you a good light to read by? Do you want a good light? Have you found that coal oil is high in this coun- try?
 Do you want to save money? Have you ever seen the Belgium burner?
 Do you want to see it? IT you read during the evening vnd want the brightest and best light to read by, if you want to save money to the amount of several dollars during the next few months, you will find it to your inter est to call and see our line of lamps. The Belgium burner uses 40 per cent less coal oil and gives about 20 per cent better light than a Rochester burner. Three gallons of coal oil goes as far in one of our Belgium lamps as five gal Ions does in a Rochester, and at the same time gives one-ffth more light. All this means the saving of the price of lamp in one year. besides better light. We have a large line of these lamps at prices ranging from $4, com plete with shade, to $S.5O. They are all beauties and we will be glad to show them to you whether you purchase one or not. Remember that we carry a large line of Hardware Stoves and House Furnishings at bargain prices Don't forget the place.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-08
BUY THE GENUINE SYRUP OF FIGS
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 g-NOTE THE NAME.

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 WEATHER BUREAU CHANGES Since the recall to the Washington office of Weather Observer Burns his assistant. Mir. T.. NJ. Dcy. has been placed placed in charge of the Arizona section. lie is most competent official and will continue to furnish this valley with the finest climate on earth save a little shortage in rainfall and it is to be hoped he can even see his way clear to remedy that to some extent Mr. Sumner Hackett. for years an assistant in the Phoenix office. has been appoint od official in charge of the Yuma office and will leave tonight to assume his new responsibilities.
 THE VACANCY FILLED-Acting- upon the authority vested in it, the eX- ecutive committee of the republican county central committee has filled the vacancy in the county ticket by the se- lection of J. W. Stewart of Lehi as d candidate for school superintendent. MT. Stewart was a well known educa- tor in the east and <.nre c-9rng 10 Arizona has taught successfully in the Tempe and other schools. He is also a good speaker and will probably be heard during the campaign. He is q lifelong republican and proud of il. though craftsmanship is never allowed to interfere with his professional work.
 INDIAN BASKET MATERIAL. - Probably not one in one hundred Of tie hosts of people who 4d n're tho haskc;s made by the Pima anI Maricofa In dians know of what they are construct ed. To satisfy his Iurosity a local dealer wrote recently tc R. II. Forbes of the agricultural college at Tucson. asking for information on that poiu;. In answer Professor Forbes stated that ta the best of his knowledge the warp of the basket was for the most part of willow fibre The white part from the inner bari. of willow lwigs dnd the black part from tha split ripe seed pods Cf Devils Claw" a curious desert growth.
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Arizona republican., 1900-10-08
E ON'S
 COLD STORAGE MARKET.
FUNERAL OF ESTHER COUCH.

i The only child of Mir. and Mrs. c. E. i Coucn was taken to rest on Saturday l evening at 9 o'clock. The funeral ser ! vice was conducted by the pastor. Rev. | C. V. CcWan. yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A large number Of friends were present to extend their sympa thy to the family. Although this stroke falls most heavily upon the hearts Of Mir. and Mrs. Couch. it is theirs to say: Tt is we'll, Nor would We our baba
 recall,
 And soothing and sweet are the tears that fall.
 But a few brief hours on her mothers breast,
 And We lay her down in her holy rest Ere the world its snarss around her
 threw.
 Or it's sins and it's cares she ever knew"
 Will take horse and buggy in pat payment for piano. II. C. Morrow & i Co.,. l. East Washington. Miss Powell, mancurin;, hardness ing, chiropOdy and facial treatment Scalp treating a speciality. Room l. Gooding Block, opposite Adams hotel.
 
 Dr. L. c. Gonzales. office corner Wash lngton and Center streets; Gotten block
 Remember. Mrs. Gill will sell at auction all her fine furniture on Oc- tober 10, at 10 a. m.
 Professor II. CressweI Shaw. teacher of piano, violin, etc. Apply Jenkins Music Store.
 N. Porter's for hand made saddles and harness. 142 East Washington
 A snap for stoclmen. Address P. o Box 1064.
 Ladies-You are all invited to eel and see the Chicago Stores elegant stock of tailor made suits; also the largest assortment of silks and mater ials. Our work speaks for itself.
 List your real estate with The Evans Loan 6 Investment Co.
 The Chicago Store has received it's stock of fall goods and ladies are in vited to call and see them.
 -A Hioe lIIe O- NHIte uISdHuy party dresses is now on exhibition at the. Chi cago Store. Ladies are invited to call and inspect them.
 Dr. L. c. Gonzales. a graduate of one of the best dental colleges in the east, and who has had the leading practice in Prescott for six years, has located here and opened offices in the Gotten block, corner Washington and Center streets.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. Thognhill of East Las Vegas. ar officer of the grand lodge A. o. L. w. is expected to arrive this morning.
 Mrs. E. M. Mills and her daughter Miss Calla Mills. returned yesterday morning from a visit in Chicago and Sprinsfeld, H.
 Gus A. Hof and [. A. Lamont or Tue son arrived yesterday morning to at- tend the grand lodge A. O. '. ". which meets here on Tuesday.
 Dennis Burke. of the firm of Burke & Hickey of Prescott. speEt yesterday in Phoenix, and in driving to the vari- ous places of interest in rhe vicinity. he remarked upon the vast improve ment in the general appearance of things since his last visit about a year ago.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-08
REEDS TOAST TO MAINE.

ET-Speaker Thomas B. Reed in closing his speech 1t the opening meet ing in the city hall. Portland. Me. of the celebration Of Old Home Weekly. said:
 Here it is not permitted to give a toast. but if it Were I should say: Here's to the state of Maine. settled mostly by the blood of old England. but always preferring liberty to ances- try: strong old democratic state. Vet the first to help to give liberty to the slave-may her future be as noble IS her past. Here is U the state of Maine. the land of the bluest skies. the sreenast earth, the richest air. the strongest and. wha, is better the sturdiest men, the fairest and. what is best of all. the truest women under the sun. New York Times.