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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-05-27
GOODRICH NEWS.

Anna aid Tina Sachau were in Deioit
Thursday
John Anderson was Denison visitor
Thursday.
Mrs. David Whey visited at her sons
hcme near Denison Thursday
MIR. Frank Hess visited Mrs. l.. r.
Morris Friday.
Mrs. Charles Rettman marketed hogs
In Denison Friday.
Miss Emmie Albright was the guest
OF Mrs. A D. Whey Saturday night.
NJ. and Mrs. Mommie lessen and
son were in Denison Saturday.
Miss Effie Myers was the guest of the
Misses Anderson's Saturday and Sun
day.
John Heningson was in Denison
! Thursday.
Mrs. Flint, of Deloit. visited her
daughter, Mrs. Watt Wilkinson Thurs
day.
Rev. Olds and son visited at the
home of S. D. Newton Saturday.
Mr.. Harvey was in our neighborhood
Sunday.
The teachers and pupils of District
No. l, are preparing good program to
be given at the close of the spring term
of school, May 20, All are invited to
attend, especially the patrons of the
school.
Quite number of our young people
attended M. E. services in Denison Sun.
day.
Miss Lizzie Latchaw was Denison
visitor one day last week.
Mr.. Ralph Beamer and sister Elsie
attended NJ. E. services in Denison,
both morning and evening and were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Whey.
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ATTACK VALIDITY OF WRIT.
Packers Enter Motion to Have Mis-


Packers Enter Motion to Have Mis-.
souri, Order Revoked.
Jefferson City, Mo-, May 2O.-Attor.
neys representing the Armour Pack
ing company, the Cudahy Packing
company, the Hammond Packing com.
pany, Armour G Co., and Swift & Co.,
filed motion in the supreme court
here to quash the alternative writ is.
sued a few days ago by the court
against these companies on the
ground that the order was improvi
dentially issued, in that it was re-
turnable to the court in vacation
These attorneys hold that the order of
the court will not be valid because
1t was made returnable to the court
when it is not in session This
will dispose of the case until the
court meets on June 4, at which time
it is likely to pass upon this motion
to quash the writ
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ORDINANCE NO. 1850.
Granting to the Crawford County T,

Granting to the Crawford County Tee
phone Company the right to erect
and maintain poles and wires in the
city Of Denison. Iowa, on the con.
ditlons hereinafter provided:
Be it ordained BY the City Council of
the city of Denison, Iowa:
SEC. |. That the right is hereby
granted to the Crawford County Tele
phone company, its successors and as.
signs, TO erect. maintain and use upon
the streets, alleys and public highways
OF said city, the poles, wires and fix
lures necessary and convenient for
supplying to the citizens of tie said
city and the public. communication
by telephone or other electric signals.
under the provisions of this ordinance
until the first day of May, 1902
SEC. =. That the location of the
poles and lines now in use is hereby
approved, and any change therein or
extension thereof shall be done lder
the direction of the committee on
streets and alleys of the City Council,
SEC 3. That said poles and wires
shall be placed and maintained so as
not to Interfere with travel on SAID
highways. streets and alleys, and said
Company shall hold said City free and
harmless from ell damages arising by
reason of any abuse or negligence in
such occupancy and this grant is made
and is to be enjoyed subject to all
reasonable regulations or ordinances
CT police nature as said City Council
may be authorized and see proper at
any time TO adopt, not destructive to
the rights hereby granted, and in case
OF change OF grade or bringing to grade
or change of grade or curb line of any
street, highway or alley. the said
Crawford County Telephone company
shall remove and reset such poles to
conform to said changed grade or curb
line without any expense to the city:
and with regard to cutting wires or re-
moving poles for the passage of any
vehicle or structure, the Crawford
! County Telephone company shall upon
notice of eight hours being given by
the Mavor OF the city. remove said
wires, poles or other distractions with
out any charge to the city for said re-
moval but in no case shall said Com
pany be required to keep said wires
poles removed for any longer period
than would be reasonable time for
the passage of said vehicle or structure
SO passing.
SEC. 4. That the rights of use here
given shall not be exclusive. The
City Council reserves the p wer to
grant a like right of way or privileges
to any person or parsons for similar
uses. The same, however, not to in
terfere with the reasonable exercise of
the privilege hereby granted.
SEC. 6. That in consideration where
of said Crawford County Telephone
company shall agree to allow the city
to attach at any time to any of said
poles, city's fire alarm and police wires
provided that same shall not be done
SO as to interfere with said Company's
use, that snch attachment shall be
made and maintained under the d.
rection of said Company's local mana
ger in said city. And in case said
Company shall at any time operate a
Telephone exchange under this ordin
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CHARTER OAK CHATS

Mrs D H Williams and daughter
shopped in Sioux City last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boleiu have gone
on a two weeks trip in S. Oak, and
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Glassburner
are in Bloomfield. Iowa, having been
called there by the death of Mrs. Boyer,
Mrs. Glassburner's mother.
G. F. Garrett is enjoying visit from
his mother of Fremont, Nebr.
Charles stouffer, of Sac City, was in
Charter Oak spending Sunday.
Theodore Walker of Denison, was
over on business last week
Miss Hattie Pennel came down from
Sioux City Friday evening and spent
Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jones, of Des
Moines, spent Sunday in Charter Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs D. o. johnson and
children drove to Denison Friday eve
ming.
A son was born the oath to Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. p. D. Mcmahon and
Miss Celia Ennis drove to Holstein
Saturday evening.
Plus Beauhew spent Sunday in Hol-
stein.
Brown and Clayton Romans came
home from Soldier to spend Sun
day.
Miss Smith of Odebolt, is visiting
Miss Milo Andraws
There were many visiting Woodmen
OF the World iii town Thursday to at
tend unwilling of the Woodmen monu-
mGnt.
Memorial services were held in the
Methodist church Sunday morning.
The sermon was preached by Rev. Gil.
les. The church was decorated in The
National colors and special music furn-
ished by the Charter Oak Orchestra.
The evening services at the Presbyterian
church were of Memorial character,
the pastors subject being "rhe Worlds
Greatest Heroes. y
Mrs. Hattie Farrell of Boone, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. NJ. M. Bam-
ford.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs A. P.
q aaIt entetIaiIieu tle young FRIENDS or
Richarn and Piatt Hart.
Louis and Louise Hart were at home
to their school mates Saturday after
noon.
Chas. Miller, of Manila, spent Sun.
day here.
Chris Kortman is spending a few
days visiting friends in the Oak.
Mrs. Lorenson has purchased the
residence property occupied by G. A.
Murphy.
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ance, it shall furnish three telephones
to be maintained, one at the Office of
the city Mayor, one at the residence of
the city Marshal, and one in council
chamber at city hall, OF at such places
as the City Council shall from time to-
time by resolution direct. said tele-
phones shall be mai tained free of
charge to the city, and such further
telephones as the City Council may bs
resolution require for city use, at so
per cent discount from the regular
prices from time to time charged for
business Office, provided, that for each
of the telephones furnished. seperate
contracts containing the customary
provisions be previously signed having
endorsed thereon the concessions here
in specified.
SEC 6. Should an exchange be es-
tablished under this ordinance, said
Crawford County Telephone company
shall, whenever requested so to do by
pany roperty owner or citizen within
the limits of the city of Denison, Iowa,
extend such telephone lines and furn
ish said property owner or citizen with
a telephone upon the. payment of the
established rate and the signing of the
Company's contract for the same, but
IN no case or at no time within the five
years following the ESTABLISHING mt of
such exchange shall said charges eX.
coed one dollar per month for private
residences, or two dollars per month
for business ho.se, and these rates
hall be the maximum rates for the
first five years aforesaid, provided,
| that any change of rates made in the
| f,,f, 1,t- = hn
| dinances heretofore passed, granting
phone company, and the Odebolt Tele-
phone company, shall apply to the rates
charged by this company with the
the said Iowa Telephone company and
the Odebolt Telephone company.
SEC Z. That unless said Crawford Co.
Telephone company complete its ex-
.hange system within two years from
The date of the passage of this ordin
tnce, this ordinance shall then be null
and void and OF no effect and the fran
:hise hereby granted is to be forfeited
SEC S. Said company by refusal or
neglect to use the privileges herein
granted or by neglect or refusal to
maintain a sufficient telephone ex
change in said city for the term of
three months at any time after such
exchange is established, shall be deem
ed non-user thereof and shall work
complete forfeiture of all rights grant.
ed in this franchise.
SBC. g. That this ordinance shall
take effect only On the fling at the Of
fee of the City Clerk of said city q
written accertance of the terms of this
ordinance by the Crawford County
Telephone Compan.-, within so days
after the same shall have been APPROX
ed by the vote of the citizens of said
city in accordance with section seven
hundred seventy six (776) Of the Code
of Low a, and its adoption and publi-
cation as required by law, or the same
shall be forfeited.
SEC 10. That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances in conflict with the
the subject of this ordinance are here
OPP repealed.
Attest: j, 7. CAREY
j M. LUNEY, Mayor.
Clerk.
Passed Mag 18th, 1902.
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LESS THAN ONE FARE

Portland, Ore, National Conven-
tion Travellers Protective Association
of America, June 81.
San Francisco, Cal.--Imperial Coun-
Gil, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, June
10 to IA.
Salt Lake City. Utah Annual Meet
Ing, Grand Lodge, Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks, Aug. IL to IA.
San Francisco, Cal, Biennial Meet
ing. knights OF Pythias, Aug IL to IA.
Portland, Ore. Supreme Lodge
Ancient Order United Workmen, .une
10 to 20.
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Election for Telephone Franchise.

At a special election to be held June
10, 1902, the following propositi N Will
be submitted to t.. e electors of the CITY
of Denison. Iowa: Shall the city
Council of the City OF Denison. Iowa,
grant the following franchise to the
the Crawford County Telephone
Company.
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Excursion tickets will be sold by the
Illinois Central, to the points, and at
rates as follows:
FARE AND ONE.THIRD ON CERTIFICATE
PLAN.
Cedar Falls, observation-disclosures
and Alumni Reunion, Iowa State Nor
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Saratoga, N. Y..-Annual Meetings.
American Academy of Medicine and
American Medical Society, June I l3
Cedar Falls, Iowa, State Normal
summer School, June 14-July %.
Portland, Me.,-Annual Convention
Young Peoples Christian Union July
GIG.
OPEN RATE OF FARE AND ONE THIRD
Sioux Guy, Iowa,-Annual Conven-
5ion, Iowa State Sunday School AS
ISOLATION, June 1912
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State Log Rolling Association Wood
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For information as to the exact rates,
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above excursions, apply to the nearest
Illinois Central Ticket Agent or ad
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Asst. Gen Pass. Agent,
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-06-27

the laH /. ,'nT and 'irr NOr : If all
il this-thh' ii ia inrvItah.r. 'nn' IOu
cannot cor qurr those y, ,rpir Any other
way aml tint Il the WORK i4 10 be dunr
there IF only Que thing to du--enter a
village, surround il. taKe every hou Ie
there rud set it on tire; 10, the wretched
pcnpl" 80 APE with what they hnve upon
their bacKE.
Are there women IN chilibei! Sen |
some soldiers thcre-nnG it Inns been
done 10 take them bv the heels mud
drag them ont aud leave them in the
fields while We sing" Nclrcr. my God to
Thee"
II il to close with thtse wrolrbed
creatures nnd induce them to raise q
flag OF truce md az they draw near to
shoo; them. IL has been done. IL is la
send ont securing parties aud simply
slaughter all above ten years old -
Rev. DR. Leighton Pdrta, Buston,
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Volume 36.
JAih-s NJ. Sia,I.tt.

J J,mes NJ. Mar'ett. IA brother of Mrs.
James +. EInlinni ~ North Fork, died
June liih in MilSaukne. The follow.
mg t:om the Milwaukee. Sentinel will he
OF interest to the friends OF Mrs.
Holland:
James NJ. Marlcit. nm expert operator
who hal been y q ,n'ut IN ruie esraph
circles ~ M,~ ru'Sc" -iurc 1891. died
ru,idenly at his rrs,drurr, 81 Eighteenth
street. "n S ,iur lay even ny. aye a .,ut
-. years. Tho fnucr,l will be held
from the ,.si ieuc" nn ru"s lay morning
at s:3l o'clock to Grsu Church. Inter
mcnf will be nt Calvary.
Mr.. Maricut has hecn u sufferer from
dinneies for years. and dur ~ the past
lew months the iii cease made rapid IN.
road IN his con siitu'inn. lie had been
cmp'"ycd ~ manager ~ the Telegraph
iepIrtne II ~ the K ,ss Iha Commis ainn
Comp any i'll The ch timber II CONNIE rec
building for fhe q vi seven y"arp. and
was working there when his condition
became such that hc war compelled
to give up. lie WA wei known Ia
busIurss men generally. and WAS popular
IN hus nrss r:'es.
Mr.. VI ir.ert came he q ah,ui 1881, or.
ter nR 'he service u the w sfcrn Uni ~
Telegraph comp any ~ AN upc 'ator. For
a time he SRs IN hsS0cidt, p cSs nuer.
H,or,nnd AZ the time nf The great sinkr
ni ul"graph'ra hc was pro uiu 'u'ly
identiti Il vi II he prg gtnIZr'iuu ni Oper.
atnra. Peter McGill WIS prc-I lent ~
the association and Aurlcit was appoint.
ed bY him spcci Il rep rcseTtntive to
visit var IA oli ga tIIro / ;h The Il ite
and c!"Sc them until the qu srIons Ht
is-me were ttisfacrorIly HdIu It'd. Mr..
Mnrle'r IL survived by his wIts aud one
son, Milton MurItit.
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Frauds nn the Railroads.

\ mCmhcr nf the National Association
Of Railway CLAIM Agents recently male
a startling iii C'osuI". during the session
Of lint body at Milwaukee. of II scrica
Of frauds bo ny perpctrnich on the rail.
roads Of the country. Tho evidence
showed there is an attorney come where
in the west, who, with three o'hor men.
IL engaged III holh"R up railrondI IN
nearly rvcry biz accident TINT occur.
The scheme is la have two Oi the mon
pretend tO have been seriously III tcd.
Tho men arc not p'esont mt III" time ~
the accident. ~ cOurac. but they turn
up IN time to swear TINT they wcO IN
the wreck. and 10y means Of the ir pc
culiar ability 10 dialrm'c hip or some
othor rnrt NJ their mn Itb nice Mt will.
they In, clnim to da Iiuvcs. Tho attorney
follows thcm Ia ilic Fccnc. aud II third
mnu sweara TINT he saw the two injured
men 0D tho train prior to the wreck, nnd
n clan, Tor heavy dumagua rcsuis.
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IHient Milking Machine.

Muchlner! hav ng been applied to al.
most everything else. it is now b..ing
nduptcd To milking COVE. IN ingenious
farmer and IA mechanic from Iowa hnvs
patented Il milking device on the
vacuum principle.
Tho apparatus consists of can pro-
Tded with an air pump, by winch the
air III the can HAY Ia. exhausted to a
certain deg-ee 81 rarefartiou indicated
10y vacuum gauge ut the top. 4 lex
ible tube Ia conmectei AT one end with
the cHn and at the other with the cows
udder 10y means Of f,,nr teat.Cups.
A. soon ~ sniff tent amount Of air
hHs been exhausted from the can the
teHts are placed in The cups and the stop
cocks opened This cHuscs the air To be
drawn inward, making mn air.tight joint.
The suction thsD draws the milk
through the hose into the can.
A pneumatic ring in each cup pre-
vents injury - !.e COW and an outer adj
justibir cyli' der prevents the tent being
drawn in too T:.r. The 'ver part OF
each cup ia vlas', ., tina. he operator
is al 20 wa ch r. pro .. working Of
the /. .,NmV 1Eur n
In leyic. i. J." l., =. been tied
on loa cos :i': ii. hit that after
awhii' they on! j-ct 20 it. It's ad.
vhnia.'" il s,.i'I De, q to H.. int il lessons
.he ci 'as "i r"r aigou 'inm germs -
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From I'll" Tnnopnh Bnnauyn.

Ten Thousand shares ~ the West End
NJ mrng Co. WAS soid To- Tonnpuh res.
leutS on Friday for : 90 per Rhnre.
Every body " ,n,ed the It '.k. hnt ho ~
WIS moi enough To- 20 HTouTI.
The new hail Of Davijovich & PLAN.
euza liz ueHrrng completion aud when
finished will cost in the neiGhbOrhooG of
$1,000 Few towns in NevGd ran claim
such fine structure. In. hall Will he
completed hy the ith u ,iuly.
Lrthrop Il DAVIS II the Sodavillc
TrIt phone Company have crew OF
cIcctfici ,ns and linencn employed III
putting in tho loal Telephone p! stem III
business houses md the different MN.
ing companies offices in rouopsh. ~
least l2j phones will I've u"nn The 10 nj
line
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THE PRESIDENT ASD THE SOUTH.

We. in common with the whole snuth.
have been iii appointed 10y the course of
the President. tie has shown thai he
has scant regard !Or tie social. bu+ip esq.
Intelligent and dominant peoples OF
southern localities nd has listened with
itching car aud rising ambition To the
chIuee Of sr"il in Ia IHrty who
rule it. mnhS ~ the lou heru !Siri,-s and
appoint ts delegates tai the natIm al
Illuminating convention. 4 State Re.
publican committee in Georgia TINT
could not get II reputable indnrstr upon
its JOINT note for II hundred dollars ont
RI lie the OH ceholGinr ring is able to die
tate appointments in this State that are
ohnoxi"ns to the great body Of the sab.
stantitl people becau+e. forsnuth. they
can guarantee tn the Pr..-i len; 4 certain
uumhcr III delegates in 1914 to vote for
his Atlan,a Constitution.
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Balanou ~ treasury ......... t52,527 ~
The above balance standa 70 the
credit Of tho various funds AZ per
Tressuror's Balance Shoot, dated April
], 1902.
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TIIu Boys Threatened .

One II the best things we have read
IL told Of thr tat" !, Sterling Morton,
when hi4 wife died he r;.J erected orci
her grave n tombstone bearing the
inscription: "Car"line French, wife oi
}. Stcrl ny Morton, md rnn'hcr ~ joy.
Pau, Crrl md Mark Mor'on.' "Why
did on put the boya' names inS' in.
quircd friend one day. "l took my
hoys ont to the cemetery eaid Mr.
Morton. and eho Sod thonI their mothers
g~ayo. 'iiny'. siiI. 'yonr mother IL
buri'd here. Il one oi you dues my thing
Ill honorable or anything of which sht
wnnll bc ashamed IL eho wore alive.
will chisoI your name from her tomb
stone
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CIfcIiIn ny'ntIOn Of Fiirs

4 SILT Lake man suggests the follow.
ing method oi protecting horsca and
rntIle ngn,nst the annoyance ~ llira anh
other troublesome in tecis. II conaiRis
N britt oi spnng ~ the mnimal lightly
every other ,lny with II mixture "i c"nl
oil aud water ~ equal quantities.. Tho
pnn faya no Ina tried ihia remedy ON
his own horses with great sue rss; Tint
the ilioo canuot endure the kcr '4cuo and
give III, horsc u wide berth. tie pHye
the liqui, eloud he uw IN auai ,i'nt
amount io wet the skin. but .hould be
only lightly spread over the hair.
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II in said the iiri Cuu1' ruC';"n work
in Ncy,d un Ter the provisions II the
irri CATION bill will he on the Truckce
river. Tho Humboldt is tho principal
river IN the state rnd the possibilities Of
mi reclamation along its course are
far greater than the Trucltrc offers
the survey work on Tho lIumbolit is ~
FAR advanced rs It il gu the Trucke' mud
IL Snuld sccm at tnnPc iltni the former
river shoull bc ch1Srn !nr The first con
structiOn work IN Ncvnda.-Silvcr State.
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Committed SuIciIIe.

Louis Hairr, iamiliarly known M
Conn Louie committed suicide ut the
l.. on County Poor Farm this week
Thursdav. The deed WA committed
about o'cl'c ct Thur. .day afternoon and
thr unfortunate man used a. 'alibcr
cnlI'- tx -houtcr. shuniIng himself in the
forehead square between the eyea. lie
did instantly, and ex oiiiciu Coroner
Punkcrton wIs nt once sun nnn-l. He
he'll an inquest aud the jury fund rs
above statrd Mr.. Bnier hal been an
inmate of the poor inrm for just week
on the day he killed himself. lie wRs
- native ~ SaSony. aged aboui 80 Ieirs.
Como Louie WIS an "li reaiient ~ this
conniy. having lived i'll the Como
monni"ins fnr upaRrds Of 81 yrara.
whe q ID former year, he followed the
Occupation ot Gharconl burner. Some
few y'Hr ago he tOnk trip to his home
III the old country. aud while there, il ia
salh gave Ia iIiF lister several thOus nal
dollars he had accumulated III this
country. ~ arly ~ soon as he fr'urueI
to this couu ~ he l.-came almost tcInIlv
blind, and II n:pc ing ~, h' had D..
means h' Has Ia : eek ."ut t. IL. r1uc
from. .,"n Con III -
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KEcEIPTs FROM ALL SOURCES.
Balance in Treasury Dec.
oi' AOul ..-... lI,0.1 10
(ianarol
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4 Sub-IItut- Tor Water.

Thorr are really fou' ucrcss ir,.-I OF
liir-aiT. water. foot and cinIhes. IN the
order nnmci cuumcra,c- Victor Snith.
TO riic iirh. and l.! | ny .dds the most
in:I or ant. we pay no Htiauron. Ii is
SIIc muH p,crtifuI -ub+tnuce in naturc.
yet the most nh-nluicly Iudi -pcrsabIc,
md We newer 'hIuk "f II urtiI man or
bensi renders Il ii-agrrrLnlr WHhOui
il we eau live few mIuU;cs. withuu,
water II i'w iHy-. wIihont food icw
months and wirhrut CiothuIg forever and
IA day. Death toy suiTo "a ion liz horrible.
but qu'ck; 10y thirst IT ia appalling aud
long drawn our. To lind substitute
Tor water ~ To oil set aud, indeed. to con.
troll naturs. Lieutenant T. lwari S.
FhrrnN eays thnt when scouting for the
Nez PrrCcs IN id Iho ~ 1878, H. suffered
intensely because II lack II water,
until the friendly iuiinni fought him
"a peel he bnrk frU II pune and Guck
the moisture our ~ tho velveiy white
inner .kip. IL u short Ii ne hc and his
soldiers were quit" IN dependent ~ aqua
purL, With pOckcItuI ~ pine bari;
they coul gu for duys without drinking
Pcrhara thus III small contribution
to eci.ucc, or Rt lcasi, To the economy
u nations. - CoIumbi ~.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Fourth Judicial District OF tho State OF
Nevada. In aud for the County OF Eiko.
In the matter Of tho Estate Of Mary
T.. Cownover, Deceased. Notice ap.
pointing time for Probate OF wIll
dooumpi. purporting TO DO the last will
aud Testament OF Mary T.. cownover. deceased
having OF tho 9Th day Of May, A. ID. 1904. come
into the possession OF said District Court, and
petition for the probate thereof. aid for the
issuance OF letters tcstamcntary TO a. A. Cow.
mover having boon filed with tho Clerk OF said
Court.
HoTtcT rs HEUEBy OWEN, That Monday.
the 10th day Of May, A. ID. 1907. at 10 o'clock
A. M. OF said day, At the Court Room OF said
Court at the town OF Elko. In tho County OF
ElkoS be. aud tho Same IL, hereby appointed
the time for proving said win and hearing sold
application when and where any person inter.
cstcd may appear and contest the said VIM
ahd may nlc objections IN writing TO the grant.
Ing OF Letters testHmontary TO said petitioner.
Dated May 9Th, 1904.
- a. q. DAwLgY,
}SrAL Clerk.
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