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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-04-09
CHURCH NEWS.
BAPTIST CHURCH,

Easter was appropriately observed
on Sabbath morning by a most inter-
esting sermon by the pastor, together
with music suitable to the occasion.
In the evening the Junior Union de-
livered delightful program, assisted
by the choir. The little ones all per-
formed their parts well, showing the
careful and patient training and in
struction given them by Mrs. Bateson,
to whose efforts the success of the
occasion was due.
1t is expected that Miss Annie s.
Russell, who has been missionary in
Japan for number of years, will be
visiting in this vicinity this week.
She will speak at the Baptist church
next Sabbath evening on missions in
the Sunrise Kingdom.
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MANILA MATTERS.
From the Times.

fTOm Tue
Rev. r. Tweed and family have left
for their new home in Kansas. II.
Sleek contested with G. Parmly, of De-
fiance in $50 shooting match Sleek
won with record of 95 out of 100.
Mrs. j. Mclaughlin is visiting her
daughter in Moorhead. Frank Stick
elperg is in Des Moines for medical
treatment Mrs. Ell. G. Loudenslager
of Council Bluffs visited with Manila
friends Miss Carrie Thorpe is spend:
ing her vacation from her school, in
Wood bury county with Manila people.
Work on G. A. Bufiington's new
house is progressing rapidly. Dave
Hull, the city marshal, is confined to
the house by Illness. Miss Sachra
made a Denison visit on Saturday, On
Monday she began teaching school in
the Barber district. F A. jackson
and family were Omaha visitors. John
Corners, Henry Stetfin and w. S Rod
erick were Denison guests.-W. L
Bartlett has purchased the Thorpe
residence and will move to Manila. =
Two tramps set fire to a box car but
the damage was small Mrs. A. Frams-
den. of Denison, visited her brother,
w. B. Seymour, on her return from a
Dakota visit.-MYs. III J. Saunders is
rapidly improving under medical treat
ment at Omaha.-I. G. Rubyand wife
spent the week in Chicago. E. T..
Bidlack, John McNertneyand F. Bran
denberg were Omaha visitors. Miss
Nettie Bidllck visited Denison friends,
Born to Mr.. aud Mrs. 2. Hook on
Saturday, March 30th, "a son. III. Wells
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
March 25. Martin Neal and wife
Eliza Emily Bates. via sell. sec.

March 25. Martin Neal and wife
Eliza Emily Bates, VIZ se14, sec.
4 and NV neA S-s3-4O, W d...... $4,000 90
Mrs. Emily Standing, Mrs. Eliza
Emily Bates and w 81 Bates to
NJ .rtin Neal, und u int in lots7,
So, 10 and IL, blk II, und "a int
in lot 3, blk 6, Mil Land Co 1st
add Charter Oak, W d........... 4sOO 90
Chas A Barnes and wife to Moves
Schact, n9 12-S2-37, W d.. .16SOO 90
March26. Henry Hanson to Fla
Smith, lot of lot 1, sub-div of
e19sne4 14-S5-35, W d............ 5T2 10
Geo y Rich to Mary Rich, neA 10
o2-3o, W d..... ............. -. 1000 90
q A Quinn & wife to Isacc Hiri,
lots 8, 10, IL, blk II, Manila, d. 500 90
Emily Henkel. unmr, John Hen
KEEL and wife to Albert Schultz,
sw4 80 $40, W d............... Sl6O 90
March 81. Violet A Durant, wild
ow, to E R Green, NV se4 & ne
swA 35-ss-4o, W d. ..,......... 1000 90
M Q Kinney. unmr. to Chas Men
agh, part sw ne4 Ss3 3S, com 16
g OF sw cor of sw ne4, e 25r,
along co road Sr, W25r, S +
to beg, IL a, W d.. =. 65 90
a A Conrad & wifeto Anna Con-
rad, 2-5 of lots s, Z, ibk Arion,
W d.. $3.50. -. -. ...... 600 90
IA Golf & wife to Chas S Butter,
lots 6, z, & So lot s, blk 6, Arion,
wd. ........ 49,. 1900 90
Trustees of East Boyer twp to M
Chimney. part of sw ne4 $50
3S, IL r of sw cor of sw ne4,
s5r, n along co road SIR, W 2511r, s
sr to beg, IL a, d............. !. IS 90
March IS. N e Whiting & wifeto
X A Romans. trustee, sw swL
3l-s2-39, Sc sell 36-s2-40, W d.. 27Oo 90
jeanette. and Geo T. Wright to Jo-
mann lessen. e9 nwl-4 16-S4-3S,
wd..... ........... -. -. 1900 oo
Henry Volland & wife to John
Bolieu. VIZ mel a IS. S341, w d . $500 90
% K Green & wife to j II Thomp-
sop, NV nwl-4 30, Union twp, W
d.......... .......... ........... 400 OC
C., Danieson & wife to Swan
Mauritz, LOTS, blk z, West Town
Lot Co 1st add Kiron, d.. so 0C
JohnlH Kellion & wife to Albert /.
Dobie, lots, blk is, Dow City, W
d............. ................ 1876 OC
March 80 David d Palmer, wild
over, to Fred G FL Schroeder, nl@
nel-4 1875 4-4l, w d.. ........ -. 1000 0(
Nickolay Breckling to George Lass
el3 nwl-4 and VIZ nel-4 32-S43S
wd.....,..... ........... 6cso oC
Herman Henkel & wife to Ellis
Moore. w j Gulick, nw14 $685.
40, W d.....,.... .......... 5000 O(
Margaret A & Bivaldo Talcott to
Edward P Wigg, lot 2, blk 8,
Buffers add Arion, W d......... 95 OC
March 30. Mr.. & Mrs Joseph @
Harrington to G w Payne, eL
nel-4 & ne se1-4 1884 81, w -. 800 O(
e A Stone s. wife to Mary e Nor
gan, lot II blk 1876, Denison, W 1000 0(
West Town Lot Co to John Chris
Jensen, lot II blk $, Schleswig,
d ................. j.. POP sc
April !. j ohm 7 Bean ct al to Sarah
Bean, eh nwA 3l-ss-39 W d.. 1920 0(
Martha j Hannah, widow, to
Louise Hannah. lot !, sub-div
wiz sw1-43-S4-37, d .... $50 OC
Ben Spear, admr, to L G Seagrave
lots l.2-3-4-5, blk So, Denison, d $50 90
Fritz Brandenburg ct al 70 10
names Hansen, lots /, 2, 3, blk
17s, Denison, W d.. .,....... $50 90
April 2. Elmer Chase, widower, to
G T Hood 81 Nels Baker, ne1-4 10
and n19 sci q 19.s2.41, W d.. TAO 90
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Notice of Appointment of Administrator

st aFaw Of l0W va In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Rose Hagan late
of Crawford county. deceased.-No of
Appointment of Administrator.
To whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified that OF. the 10th day
of March, 1901, letters testamentary We're
issued to The undersigned, as executor of the
estate. and all creditors of said estate are
notified to file their claims in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court in and for Crawford
county, within one ear from the date of this
notice according to law. and have the same
allowed and ordered paid by the said Court or
stand forever barred therefrom.
Dated March 10, 1901.
HENRY A. HAGAN
Executor
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Notice of Appointment of Executrix.

To Whom it May Concern:--
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the undersigned has been. by the District
Court of Iowa in and for Crawford County. ap-
pointed eXecutriX OF the estate of john Arndt,
late Of Crawford County, Iowa. deceased
testefo:--All claims owing said estate are to
be paid to me and all demands against said es-
tate are to be itemized sworn to, presented to
me for approval and filed with clerk of said
court for payment.
SOPHIE ARNDT, Executrix.
Conner Lally, Attorneys 21-3t-lew
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REMOVAL OF WALL PAPER.

Is on account of so many patterns, very
laborious and expensive, this is the
reason that we ctfer our entire line of
Wall paper at actual cost, as we are
going to put up a new store bu.ta1np
and remove old one aboct Nav list
This is a great chance tc any your
Wall paper this season. Cone and see
us if in need of any
may r. KNAuI,
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The Indian and the Northwest.

A handsome illustrated book iusa
issued by the Chicago & North Western
R'y, bound in cloth and containing lis
pages OF interesting historical data,
relating to the settlement of the great
northwest, with fine half-tone engray-
ings of Black Hawk Sitting Bull, Red
Cloud and other noted chiefs; Custer,s
battle ground and ten colored map
plates showing location of the various
tribes dating back to 1900. A careful
review of the book impresses one that
it is valued contribution to the his
tory OF these early pioneers, and copy
should be in every library. Price. SO
cents per copy. Mailed postage pre-
paid upon receipt of this amount by
". B. Kniskern, % Fifth Avenue,
Chicago, Ill. 2s-june1
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Mrs.. B. Thompson will remove to
Wagner, South Dakota next week
where he will make his home in future.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-04-09

STRAWBERRY PLANTS, so cents
per hundred by A. D, Brink, Deni-
son, Iowa. 2S-2t
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WANTED-A place to work for board
by a young lady, who is attending
college. Any enquiries will be an
swered at this Office ltpd
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WALL PAPER AT COST.

As we are going to put up a new
store building we offer before removal
which will take place about May LIST,
our entire line of Wall Paper at actual
cost Come, see samples, learn prices,
and be convinced. Yours truly.
may r. KNAUI..
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GIRL WANTED-Inquire of Mrs.
Mark Cavott, 4 miles east of Buck
Grove. 2s-4tpd
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Mr.. j M. Potter IS still confined to
the house by illness. Hismany friends
trust that he will soon be about again.
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a. Osa0ald, Fashionable Tailor.
Demison. Iova. Over FassoNs.e

EsTRAY NOTICE-From nv place
three and a half miles northwest of
Hiron, Two iron gray horses weigh
ing 100 pounds each. Aug. Erick-
son. Kiron, Iowa. 2S.1t
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and family have gone to Des Moines
where they will reside. 1t is, reported
that one Of Geo. Bidlack's children has
the small-pox.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-04-09

WE HAVE six thoroughbred Short
horn bulls for sale. Robinson Bros,
Vail, la. l3-2m-eot
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FOR SALE-Hote and restaurant do
ing fine business at Douglas, Wyo.
Center OF the oil fields. Big bargain.
Write for particulars to C. w. Mona
han, Douglas, Wyo. 2S-1m
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MAKE MONEY-By seeing me before
selling your hides poultry or butch
ers' stock. a. d. Randall, Broadway
Meat Market. 7tf
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GIRL WANTED for general house
work. Mrs. B. Y. NICHOLSON.
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For SALE = House, stable, chicken
house and four lots. Price 5000. 90
Time given on part of it.
Mrs P. Hillebrant, Denison, Ia
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DIR. HULDAH DAVIS, Osteopath,
Denison, Iowa. Office over Tom Lis
ter's shop. Examination and con-
sultation free. Tiff.
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I'RBuDW WANT COLUMN.


One Cent a Word! NJ charge Fsa fo gsn less
r9r Eaan; sale"
This is the place TO find them.
Free To Subscribers! Every Ey,eary ,s sn b
given the privilege of inserting one item. not
LUTELY FREE o. cHARGE! : II This oiss,
is good any time during aCA
"A. Osa0atd, Fashionable Tailor.
Denisom. Iona. Over FosSoDs4e
ESTRAY NOTICE-From my place
three and Il half miles northwest of
Hiron, two iron gray horses weigh
ing 100 pounds each. Aug. Erick
son. Kiron, Iowa 2S.lt
TAKEN UP.-At my residence south
of depot on Dyer Street. one dark
/. gray horse, about 4 years old, brand
ed on left shoulder. oh and SB on
left hip, weight about 1000 pounds.
Owner can have same by paying for
this notice and his keep. 27-2t.
S. f. JEWS.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES sold
on the installment plan. J.O Aims
worth, salesman, Denison. Ia. 25,4t
A car OF Oil Meal just received at C.
d. Miller's Flour Mill. Call and get
prices before buying.
WANTED A girl for general house
work. Apply of Mrs. Green Nc
Ahren. 26-tf
Drug Stock For Sale.
Drug stock and fixtures for sale.
Will lease store room Stock complete
and in good order. Location the best
in Denison. Next door to the post
office. Address. MRS. J. F. BURK.
Denison, Iowa.
|CESSPOOLS pumped and scaveneer
work. Address, Box 322. Denison,
! Iowa. 25-tf :
FOR RENT-A quarter section farm
three miles north of Denison. Shaw
q Kuehnle %
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS
for Matching. a sure hatch. Eggs
from Sl.00 to 81 so per Is. The ST SO
eggs are from scored stock. Mrs. Il.
&. Girard, Schleswig. la. 25.tl
FOR SALE = Central Wyoming ranch
lands Write to G. w. Monahan.
real estate agent, Douglas. Wyo. I'm
Choice Red and Whife Clover, Tim
Ofhy, AIsyke and Blue Grass at IOwest
Prices at WYGANT'S.
PASTURE-20 COWS wanted TO pasture
good clover and timothy.
JOHN KELLY.
| For SALE = House, stable, chicken
house and four lots. Price 5000. 90.
Time given on part of it.
Mrs p. Hiliebrant. Denison. Ia.
WASHING DONE-Anyone wishing
washing done please call on Mrs. I
D. Havens, block 53.lots and 8 26.tf
l5PER CENT DISCOUNT on all china.
including the beautiful decorated
Japanese ware just arrived at o. M.
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WASHING DONE-Anyone wishing
washing done please call on Mrs.
D. Havens, block 3d. lots and 8. 26.tf
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PASTURE-20 COWS wanted TO pastur
good clover and timothy.
JOHN KELLY.
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FOR RENT "A quarter section farm
three miles north of Denison. Shaw
q Kuehnle 25
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l5PER CENT DISCOUNT on all china,
including the beautiful decorated
Japanese ware just arrived at o. Nj.
Cam5ell's.
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Drug Stock For Sale.

Drug stock and fixtures for sale.
Will lease store room Stock complete
and in good order. Location the best
in Denison. Next door to the post
office. Address. MRS. j. r. BURK.
Denison, Iowa.
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CESSPOOLS pumped and scavenger
work. Address, Box 322. Denison,
Iowa. 25-tf
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A car Of Oil Meal just received at G.
ID. Miller's Flour Mill. Call and get
prices before buying.
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BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS
for Matching a sure hatch. Eggs
from $l.00 to 81 so per Is. The 81 SO
eggs are from scored stock. Mrs. Il.
E. Girard, Schleswig. la. 25.tl
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Choice Red and Whife Clover, Tim
Ofhy. AIsyke and Blue Grass at I0wesf
Prices at WYGANT'S.
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FOR SALE Central Wyoming ranch
lands Write to G.. w. Monahan,
real estate agent, Douglas. Wyo. I'm
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TAKEN UP.-At my residence south
of depot on Dyer Street. one dark
gray horse, about years old, brand
ed on left shoulder, z H and SB on
left hip, weight about 1000 pounds.
Owner can have same by paying for
this notice and his keep. 27-2t.
n S. r. JEWS.
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SEWING MACHINES sold
on the installment plan. J.O Aims
worth, salesman, Denison. Ia 25,4t
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-11-28

The hardest breed of horses in the
world is probably that on Sable island,
notorious for the number of wrecks
which have occurred upon it. Sable
island, at the end Of the last century,
was about forty miles long by two and
Q half miles at its widest. It has now
been worn down to a length Of twenty
miles and q maximum breadth of one,
and consists of two parallel ridges Of
loose, gray sand, which grows coarse
grass and nothing else. It is subject to
most violent storms and the densest Of
fogs, and, lying about elghty.five miles
from the coast of Nova Scotia, 1t may
be imagined the climate is cold one.
The original horse stock is supposed to
have been introduced about the year
1873 by the Rev. A. LIE MERCER, q
Huguenot, who obtained leave from
the Canadian government to try to
make this wretched spot habitable,
chiefly with the view Of extending aid
to shipwrecked persons.
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rHE THANKSGIVING TURKEY

We love the goose because his suills
Have done lot Of writing:
We love canaries for their trills
OF melody delighting;
We love the hen upon her uest
Hor Easter eggs we treasure:
But o we love the TURKEY besf.
He hils full Of pleasure.
The parrot may our language talk,
The rooster do some growing,
The peacock may In splendor walk,
The owl look wise and knowing:
But their accomplishments tho treat
Are simply dull and murky
TO one who hes . heaping plate
0fthis Thanksgiving turkey.
The other birds are always here,
Which makes them commou-very.
But turkey comes but once q year
To make home circles merry,
And then he 6lls the broken ranks
OF loved ones brought to greet him
Who scarce can wait to inter thanks
Before they turn to eat him.
The baby to king turkey crawls,
The old folks to him hobble
The lads and lasses hear his call
OF "Gobble, gobble, gobble,"
And all with amazing rest
And appetite "go for him."
O, yesl We love the turkey best
In fact We just adore him.
III. c. Dodge.
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WESTERN 0RCAs NOTES

Wedding bells are still ringing.
George Smaby has gone into the silver
ware business.
It H. reported that Mr.. Belleview will
buy farm here.
Felix Merriam returned from the
salmon banks Friday.
Mr.. Scott returned from whatcom Fri
day with lumber to finish his house.
Mrs. w. A. Wakefield and daughter
Ethel left last week to spend the winter
with relatives and friends in Texas.
w. o. Wakefield returned to Whatcom
Monday to resume his work in the bust
ness college after spending few days
visiting his parents and friends here.
Doubtless the East Sound correspond
emit would have praised those potatoes If
they had been "in it, with the little hay
fold Of Sutherland's, or with Buxton's
prunes.
Several young people from West Sound
attended the literary society exercises at
Deer Harbor Saturday evening. The en-
tertainment was followed by hop at
Mr.. Pressey's.
Officers of the Deer Harbor literary So
ciety were elected Saturday evening as
follows: President, Mr.. Kirby; vice-
president. Mr.. Pearmain; secretary, Mr..
Pressey; treasurer. Mr.. Loos.
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W. H. visreck has returned from
Whatcom.
Msssrs. Irwin Burke and George Gray
ere visiting Olga friends this week.
0loiss Schmidt has returned to the
island to visit his folks AFTER . seasons
work for the PA. F. Co.
Henry Branaugh left Saturday for Da-
kota, where he will spend tho winter. He
has sold his farm to . Seattle apple buyer.
A Mr.. Baxter, . lawyer from Indiana,
arrived here Monday on business con-
nected with tho settlement Of the estate Of
Mr.. Cunningham's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis went to East
Sound Friday. Mr.. Willis returned homo
Saturday and Mrs. Willis went to Seattle.
where she will visit friends for few
weeks.
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A new issue of postal cards is to be
out about December LIST, hearing the
likeness Of President Mckinley. The
design includes the year Of birth and
of death Immediately at the left and
the right respectively, with the name
mckinley" under the picture. Above
the head will be the words "6eries Of
1901" and above that zone Cent" The
inscription "United States Of Ameri-
ca" will be placed lower down on the
cards, leaving more space for post
marks. 1t ia likely that great many
of the cards will be retained as souve-
Mrs of the sod and very depressing
period through which the country has
passed.
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EAST SOUND

Thanksgiving.
walter Showers was over to Whatcom
ON business last week.
James Tullock and wife have gone to
Whatcom to spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Buxton has rented the Starkey
house to Mr.. Aud until he builds on his
plare.
The social at Mr.. Cramer's last week
was we'll attended and = success finan-
cially.
Road Supervisor Sutherland il doing
some good work on the road near East
Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buxton and son will
spsud Thanksgiving with Mrs. Buxton's
Parents in Whatcom.
Mr.. John King and Mrs. Bird were
married Ct Mount Vernon last Friday.
They arrived homo Saturday.
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WEST SOUND AND oRcAs
Gobble, Gobble, Gobble.

Gobble, Gobble, Gobble.
Mr.. Kepler raised fine lot of walnuts
this year.
P. Laplant has got about 200 Thanks
giving dinners.
We do not use sugar sacks for potatoes
in West Sound.
Bert Chalmers is doing good job Of
ditching on his place.
John Bergman is expected home this
winter from Minnesota.
James Bagley is employed on the
steamer Lydia Thompson.
Road Supervisor Miller is making some
improvements on the roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Adkins are home from
ALASKA with some experience.
Peter Laplant has rented tho Miller
place Of p. E. Peterson for year.
The Adkins wharf blew down las
week and "great was the fall thereof"
The West Sound hall is not ceiled ye
and the outside is much in need Of q Goa
Of paint.
The Maccabees will give ball tonigh
and supper will be served at the Yves
Sound house.
It was decided 1t the West Sound Clul
that trusts and monopolies are just wha
the United States wants.
Mr.. Reddig expects to erect . windmill
on his place very soon. It will be on
and half horse power and he win utiliz
It for saving and lathe work.
Mr.. Van Bogart and wife and two son
arrived at Orcas last week from Mon
treal. Mr.. Van Bogart is the father Q
Edward Van Bogart and Mrs. Van More
ham, Of Orcas. They intend to locat
hero.
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NBWWALk

Mn Reddick and family have been Ill
the past week with the grippe
A. Neuhall spent the greater part Of
the past week in Seattle on business.
Mn. ". n. Prindls and little daughter
Naomi and son Willie returned Last week
dom California, where Mrs- Prindls he's
- Visiting relatives md nfends for
9evoral months. Little Willie No. been In
0oIflbsnia for TIE poot year andNe hall
Nm ~, PEisllS's Wofhsr I'D bgQthsrs.
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We seem to BE- entering upon one OF
thsss spasms Of sheep abandonment
now; Ct All events, sheep are going g
market 1t an unprecedented rate. ana
prices arc declining corresponolng,y.
Fhis extensive marketing = NOS p
roason or the abundance Of sheep ~
TIE country, for We have no record q
so small ! relative sheep populamon g
any other country - IL the UmeS1
8tstes. The latest statdstlcs gave 81
country ~, 00O, 900 sheep o. one g 49,
forty-live acres Of our arca, not c0un.,
ine Alaska or our provinces. 0ss.
Britain has . sheep - eacn tnfSe ~ ~
81 ara. France has one for eGcn nIns
acpos and Germany ono eor eecn elSve. !.
noreo. Yet these oooutrleo ere n3s
well equipped Tor carrying : 80
sheep SPECULATION - this one. !.
MT ~ other countrloo me 1872 !.
pri,ed 6nr Ill Of its vlEtnce; 20 vnsos :.
]and. ~ with = = lQ1oe pcooses
! = rapid multip1ler q ~ 9s9e, ~ ~
cleaner 81 What Wo0l4 80 q y ~
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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-11-28
Making Slow Prssrsss

A Missouri man was travelling In
Arkansas with q native evangelist.
Finally the Missourian asked his COM
panion where he was going. II am on
my road to heaven" answered the
evangelist in sepuIchral tone. "How
long have you been on the road?'
"Efghreen years." answered the evan
gelist with solemn sign. swell, my
friend" remarked the Miseourian a.
he refined in his horse, sit you have
been on the road to heaven for eigh-
teen years and have not got farther
than Arkansas, don't care to travel
with you. Why, man, you amt over
. mile and half from hell right now''
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