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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21
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And Manufactures OF
Fan,llv Ifeuapslies

Jno. Johannes made a business
trip to Lamar, "Wednesday.
AL. Fox, Republican candidate
for county clerk. circulated among
the people at the fair last week.
Cbas. a. Lane, Republican can.
didaic for circuit clerk, attended
the fair la,, week aud saw hosts 81
trends
Mrs. willis crabb Jeff Monday
morning Tor Burlington Junction 20
visit her daughter, Mrs. GussiF
Noble.
Rev. En p. Anderson, presiding
elder qt,he n : Churbh, preach
ed two excellent sermons during bis
visit here Saturday night and sun
day.
Miss Leona Oliver left MONDAY
TO Join her father at their county
home in Galloway CO., where ,hey
will reside. Miss Leona will b
greatly missed by her many iueud
in this place,
WANTED - A rRusrwoRrH'
gentleman OF lady in each count
q manage business Tor an old es
tablished house Of solid 6naneia
standing. A straight, bona Cd
weekly cash salary Of StS.oo pai
b, check each Wednesday with a
expenses direct from headquaiierN
Money advanced Tor expense.
Manager $40 CaS,on Bldg, Ch
eago.
Makes the fires oi llig burn with
steady glow Ilcnews thc goldc
happy days 81 youth That's Nhl
lsuckg Mountain fea doss, 80 eeni
Ask your drugglat,
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500 Reward. 800.

The readers % THIS paper win be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one drended disease that scieucc has
b,cn ablc to eRaa Ia an It's stages and
that IS Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Care Is the ongs positive cuN now
known tq 700 medical fraternity,
Cagarrh being a constitutional dis
oase reQuirys constitutional tuat.
ment HALLS Catarrh Core Is taken
Internally, acting dinavtly upon thg
blood and Mucous suriac,a 90 IA,
system, thepshy destroying tlic iuun-
dation Of ihc dlsease anl eivlpg IA,
patient stwnsih ly huliding up gh,
constitution aud assisting nature N
doing its work, The proprictor'
have ~ much iaith in its eumtiy,
powers. that thry OFFER one nundn,
+ Dollars lor ans casr that q mlls 4,
cnn, send i1r llst oi tcstlmoniais
Audnss
b. 4. CHENEY a 90. Telctlo. q
/ sold hy nrns9ists. tte
nan'd Family l'iiis are ihe b.et
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21

10 Miehlgan and iudispa. Ca
October 3 70 s ,hs FRISCO lius Wit
ssli ,iekeis % ssglaiu points N Mieh-
igan ANA ia3iana, 81 ons fare fog
she resaa ufp. good % resugn gill
Nos & FoE iufsheg Pafsieuitts sec
loeal sssas o. Raoae No. "a.
E a. LsBAaHiEsE, Agt.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21
CoIonist RATES.
R. A. BAllkg,

To caiiiofnis aud Psei6e Coas,
points, Daring Septenher and
October the Friseo line wll sgll
siSkets 10 California poiats Sss %
Wa,hmgson ana osesoa soaH
points, SO. To iasrrmedia's points
the same, or less. Fer further par.
,isulsFs see LEGAL ageu, "a Pbon,
No. a.
Z. \. LABAnallaa. Asl
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One NAY eSSuisi1ns b the norih-
ws,, and California pasnis oa sale
asling September and os,obsr,.yia
lhs Mo. Pas. Rs Biilpss Moat +,
snd nssgmed,sss polnts, si7.s5.
Helena, Butte ana ialslmed.sls
points. SsLoo. SPaksns aa3 .a-
lermeliaie poiuss, Ss3 Sc. Poss.
land, faooma, snd ioisfmeslst,
points. Ss6.oo. CsHlognia snd io-
ssfmsdiass poip,s, S,3. 90. -K a.
Bailey, Ass
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oAsm ron YouR FARM.

II you desire to sell your farm Tor
cash, see Prowell 4 Cook, the
hus.lers We can sell yoni farm
quicker than any 6Tm in she eoun.
". We can place your loan, iur-
you an abstract, write your insas.
ance, or DO your notary work.
Write, OF call Al our office,
fRowe4t a Ceo..
Rich IAN, 40.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21

Robert .. Hsrnsberger. 20 ssrig
piosesE Of Rich Hill ard rns ol ouf
best citizens. brsathsd his lar -
bis home On west Mapie street -
this city, Tuesday evening siosa
zine O'clock. lie had been 81 poof
health for some time past and hit
death was not unexpected. lie
was seveEty-two years and hge
rnoRths old. 4 contiaent mem5es
Of Tie 81. z. Church, Sostt. and
IN official member for many years.
lie leaves two daughter 70 mourn
his loss, Mrs. II. Seig, Of near
Sprague, and Mrs. Dr. cTomweii
Of this city. His funeral VIII be
preached this afternoon By Rev. L.
F. Clark. pastor Of the Park Ayeu8e
church, South, and burial ia Green
lawn cemetery.
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4. y. Raflcr. Of Duiler, attended
The fair one day last week.

4. D. Rafier Of Butler, attended
The fair one day las, week.
The teachers report q fne tim,
at The reception gwen them last
night
Prof A. c. Gwiun and wife, AZ,
visiting relatives near Sprague ant
Rich Hill this week.
The firm Of Brodie q Hammaek
have flied a petition IN bankruptcy
and quit business.
For base ball supplies, cigars,
tobacco, toys, candy and chewing
gum, go to w. T. Duvall, east side.
Mss Alice Francis. Of Loeb's
store, has gone 10 visit her parents
near Greenfield during her summer
vacation.
| Woodman Log Rolling, Carthage,
No, Sept cd, sI.oo round trip.
Special train leaves Rich Hill about
7 a. m. Sept. Sd.
Thos. NJ. Orr. Of the Rich Hill
Bank, is able to be out on the street
and we trust is again on the road
toward recovery
Miss Ida Crabb has gone to ST.
Louis and other cities. for the Ba-
zaar, to look out for the latest aud
best styles in millinery.
W. T. Duyall, east Park Avenue,
has full run Of school supplies
cheaper than the cheapest, and
don't you forget it when school
time comes.
VIM. Hern. the real estate rusiler
of Hume. and his pretty daughter,
were in the city Monday and favor
ed The TRIBuNE office with pleas
ant cali.
l have some bargains in Sheridan
county, Kans. If taken before wheat
is sown. Arrange 10 60 out with
me during September, if you want
the best for your money!. b.
ATxiNsoN.
Dennis Miller, wife and children,
our next door neighbors. took an
overland tnp to ElDorado Springs
last Monday, Tor a camp outing.
They even took the pug. "Tdxy. ,
along
The quarterly conference OF the
Waiuu, ST., NJ. E. Church az iheir
session last Saturday evening.
granted Rev. W, T. P}les a three
weeks vacation 10 be taken at such
time as hv may determine upon.
Mr Thomas Parker, leading
citizen OF Schuyler county, is in the
city looking after business interests.
| lie may possibly become 80 inter-
e>ied ths, be will locate ia Bates
county again. He formerly lived
in the northwest part OF the county
We are in receipt OF neatly
lprintcd 70 page catalogue OF The
| Appleton City Academy for the
yeai l9ol o.. i certainly reflect,
credit on the Journal Job office and
speaks we'll for the city and officer,
Of the Academy. Tuition Is rsa,
sonahle, good boarding. can be bad
al low rate aud the facilities 10,
good academic education mos
excellent.
I We took Ia the reunion a, Ne
vsja last week Everything went
Oh according 30 program. Saw
any number ol cid comrades ",
Ead mot seen Tor years. Every
body aud hiss wife seemed TO 3,
there. More tents were oeeupie,
,hsn ever before sud splendid order
prevailed throughout the camp,
Pou,ious Circle, Dale, Caboon
Geo. y, Requa and others TOO ma
mstous 90 menuon, from Bate
county, were there. AN enjoye,
themselves 70 the top OF their beat
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21

EEcEras11 ia-ksts o. sss - l1s.a-
ver. Colsssao axs- Press
G'epwoas Sprrl ss Lass asd
Ogdez. = one tsre pass sz.1o fsr
The ..rousd rsp. % lse f.1az
dates gase % ~ Jsue y 80 ..
July = % II. Aar-n s. . II.
August 3 20 =. and seserser
ia iois- Fnaa fzsera @ 0xs-
obes 5f---R- 4. BatLzr. Azr
Ws wM hass e1csfssz i1ksss ca
sale daily aasfag ,he raos II
June, JalF. Augst aas sepsezser
70 suamer tourist pofzss q gan<-
sofa. Miehigaa aad Wiscsnssa. At
one fare plss 500 far tie raazd
"TRIP. r 4. BA1rEg. Ageat
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FAnMnRs ArrENrIoN.

II YOU desire to sell your farm Tor
Cash and DO 80 quickly a, a reason
able price, by listing !, with Us. YOU
can DO so, as We hays better gaeih-
ties for locating YOU Qu,ek ruS,
chaser than ppY other real estate
arm in this section Of Missoun. We
have this season so far. sold over
"a, ,ooo acres Of land.
We are also prepared TO 90 your
abstract work, notary work, as Well
as write you fre Insurance as rea.
sonable aad satisfactory as any arm
engaged jn this line,
Can place your loan on real ss-
tate, OF make you loan on Yoa'
land or other property a, ,hs lowesl
rate Cd inseress,
you desire to invest IN farm
land iu Cass, jackson, Bates, Hen
ly, Johnson. Vernon OF Bariot
counties, Missouri, see Us bsior.
I you bay, for We have as somplss,
and as lsrge a lis, oi desirable farms
10 offer you, as any real estate hu
doing business "a Missouri.
I fog any Information dsNFed, al
dress ouy main oiiee MegWin. Mo
We remain. "Aoegs fos business. p
s. A. Asns 4 ca,
e'ras Lsad Men MsfNin, Ne
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21

T5ersw bs 70 prsazaug seE-
Fi@s dmg re naus q Auz1zr.
Ct1sr services as ssaa14
surz5zY seaoel " gas
Juaos Es5esv1r ~
Sezaor En1eaFor ar
" 2 Ca2vez-a1
Pmr
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21

Ma ihe AilssnQn Pacihe isi'Way.
Chssp roeud uip tickets IS ohiq.
sn3 ia3iaps, ons isre Plus s. soE
,hs reaed aip. On sals ssps. :, 8.
q. ana s3. Rslap hmss 90 days.
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- Yoar PrenertY Now.

II you desise to dispose Of your
farm, let me sell i, for yoa. II you
want TO exchange il for good land
IN western Kansas, aud get three 10
six acres tor one, / will make an
effort 10 DO so. VIII be q, Hotel
Lee ia Adrian, No, Aug IS; al ghe
Merchants Hotel in Rich Hin, AUG.
29, ". o. Atkeson's Law Office ia
Butler, Aug. 50. Come in on the
above dates aud list your properly,
OF write ms Gaips iuN aesc'ip,ioa,
ptise ana terms. ! think ! ean - @
OF exchange your farm sor you Il
the price Is right Caeap ,rabspor.
,a,ion TO Western Kansas Sept, Z,
Z B. ATEINsoN,
Gga,nReI3, Kansas
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21

T1ers WIZ &c prsa1hiaE a. tie
vgai--s sssees 81 e Chur1s uezr
saHaay rs ~ a. ~ aud 8 p n
sszag seaooi .. gas
Jsaior Leag-s s-5a p
Eg~ora Lesguea p
~. 7. PgLEs. P1kar.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21

Some years ago. ssid a cheerful
preacher. We inaugsFuted in our
sunday School the praetiee of hay-
ing iHe eh,I5rea quote scriptural
texts as they dropped their psnnies
into the contribution box On ihe
6rt Sunday in quesuon. Iiule
shaver walked Up and said. The
Lord loye,h cheerful giyeF, ard
iu dropped hs penny. fChauty
shall oover a multitude oi sins, and
ia dsoppei ths next. "Is Is nor,
blessed 10 give Ihan TO receive. 2
quoted ths ihird and 50 on. Jusi
.tbsn up Nalke5 li5tie fellow witb
.the uumisiskable remnants of mo-
.lasses candy on his chubby face and
ss be dropped his eeag he bawlsd
out. "A fool aud bis mousy are
soon Psrte5 "-Ex
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Following IA Up

What was MareY's sakie y hsu
be gradus,eds
Drop b Drop.
Na.edtciqrtaR. Nasn't hel'
Nes. Whsss be doing row p
'DuNsuE sprinkiiug cart. -Ex.
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Read Tnr TarpvNr.
Get your Job Printing done at
THa TmnUSK Office.

lhE lmhUNK oiiiee.
Lyman Reeves IS entertaining hi
brother, J. NJ. Reeves, Of Gran
vile, Ill., this week.
Another splendid shower OF rair
Monday night assuring the making
Of more late corn.
Rolla Reece and Miss Allie Ham
mond. Of Usage township. were tn,
first couple to be married in the new
court house at Butler.
II you are looking for a No.
wagon, take a look at the Capital,
and get prices Of the Farm Imple-
nent Co.
Lee Johnson, candidate for sheriff
on the Republican ticket, saw the
fair lest week aud made hosts ol
friends.
Rev. }. NJ. Clark baptized six
persons in the Usage river at Bali
town last Sunday. Let the good
work 60 on.
c J. Requa and W. S. Steele
were in attendance at the fair last
week making votes for themselves
and the Republican ticket.
The Farm Implement Co., have
in a car load Of Buggies and Har-
ness that viii be sold right. Call
and see them before purchasing.
4 J. r. Hales circulated among the
people during iair time and will
poll larger vote than ever before
as the Republican candidate for
prosecuting attorney.
I. II. Upton Of Papiusulle, was
in the city last Friday and made
THE TRIBUNE Office a very pleas
an, social cali. Always glad to see
our friends.
Hon. Clark Wix, Republican
candidate for recorder, was in the
city last Friday attending the fair
and seeing the boys. He called at
Tax TRIhuSE office.
Geo. n. Requa OF Lone Oak,
was in the CITY last Friday on hi,
way home from the reunion a, Ne.
yada. lie thinks prospects Of Re.
publican success ia AoyembeT, good.
Mr.. Larkin Bartlett returned lasr
Friday IRON bis trip to Oklsboms
highly delighted with the country
bat still he thinks old Missouri is .
mighty good state TO live in.
Rockville will have a spseia
election August goth to determin,
whether S. NJ. Doyle and J. S.
Painter shall have franchise tc
erect, maintain aud operate ,ele.
phone system in that city.
.
I, is reported tha, Mr.. w. II
Fisher has sold out bis wiehi,.
store to some Kansas City pariie
and will soon return to Rich Hin
We will be glad 20 have him amonl
our leading citizens again.
Wm. Hern, the ps,liog real es
tate agent Of Hume. has rs,urue,
from his Tip to Illinois, and report
his displays Of agricultural prndue,
. At Farmer City fair as surpassin,
anything there and as showing ul
Bates county, Missousi, 10 the bcs
advantage. lie has doubtless lai
the foundation ior some good sale
OF real estate,
jus, read THE TRIBuNE ii yo
want 10 keep posted. Our loea
columns tell YOU the important new
OF the city, our correspondents Nhs
Is happening around as. our editor
ld. eolamo, give information i
value 10 everyone interested in goo
government aud prosperity, aud ou
advertising columns tel you lui
where to get the best bargains whe
you want to buy, Don't fail /
, .ead THE TRmuNE.
e itit wasn't popular, Il Il Wash
5 loved 10y the people, why do dealci
saye ~wc have something just ,
good rs the Madison Medicine Co
, Rocky Mountain Tea Think
over. 81 CENTS. Ask your druggls
'e CASH ron YOUR FARM.
!, II you desire to sell your farm
cash. see prowell a Cook. \
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21

szaszg scAoag u ses z
PsssrhaE atsr = r. AID az
3 p
RR CcFgEr Pa1c1r.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21

Taeue Is q pntty slgsm an siI,ine bar.
A sV,v,ry sara ta "A sailor hrsas.
Bat the hah,isous~t girl youn eVcs
ee.
b tAe sepsll,ts SRI, uho usss Rscky
Moautain Tea,
Ask your druggist.
Brag yogr Dob WORK TO rHE
rEtsuNE oaies
Ihays houses tor sale sor lsou
$3.50 up % Stooo, on Easy pay
msuts ana long dme Come sud
szr me. -GEo, r. HuoNEpY.
To Ohio. Indiana aad otbsr
points IN Cen,sal Pass ASA. Ty
Oas fare ples sa Founa trip. o.
sale ost. 2, 3, q, and Rssar'
.imt So DAYS.
K. A. BAlLn, Ags
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21
|. FROM OR EXCHANGES.
$4,000 NAA~NNNr

J. ~ kesnsy and wife lsff yss-
eriay ~ Fieh Hn 70 s.,sud ihs
rsrrf.-S 1heii Ciiy New
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21

Miss Wllamsea q R5ch FIil s
The guea Of alF. and Mrt z T.
N0atgomery .--Heury Co. RsPs5-
Hcan.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21

w o. Afkeson and 5aughter
Wheat. attended the Rich Hill fair
= couple Of days this Ueek.
The first marriage in the new court
house was performed by Probate
Judge B0xiey on Tuesday last. The
happy couple were Mr. Rolls 81
Reeos and Miss Allie Hammond,
both Of Ossge tovnship.-Bafes
Co, Record.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21

TINS InrvNs VIA guarantee yoo
satisfaction % i0b pEinsias.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21

Oar negh59ring little eifY of
Am0ret Is iak,ag qzise . hooaa 3
bark has been 0Tgzrized. q nsws-
FapsT asserted ard ths oia Ssaftsrt
Inn has sesu bosgat by = sork
company and viii bs rsnssee5 ssr
b8sineaz purP0ses--Foster Tsrnss-
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-08-21

Mrs. HALEY S;sobs ard sisseF-fa-
law, M'rs Pain Shs5e. aleasad ~
RACES q Rieh HiM Tseassy.
Mrs. A. C Cate. whs bad hesn
yisitiag tie famay II J. r. C4sa
q this city. left Saturday for her
homs at Rich Hin.-Nesada Her
aid
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-12-09

Through the death of Thomas s.
Reed. America has lost one If its
brightest minds. ana the republican
faith one 9f its most brilliant and
soundest defenders.
10 our mind Thomas b. Reed. james
G Blaine ard Robert G. lngersoll, were
the three most magnetic Americans of
the Inst halt century. All tbree were
grand masters of tbs art Of aratory, all
had the saving grace OF humor, all bad
the swift darts Of saacesIn, all had the
breadth OF vision and tae grasp upon
the innerulost hearts OF men which
marks the truly great
tiad lngersQl accepted orthodoxy
unchalleneed he might have been a
much worse man lhan he was morally
and still have been the greatest OF the
three. Had Slath been less bitter 10
his enmitjes he might have reached
his goal, the Presidency. Had Reed
shown the masteGtUl grasp of new Is
sues that ne d3d OF old ones he too
might have died the greatest leader Of
republican thought.
Mr.. Reed did more than any one
other man has ever done to fasten up
on this government the idea of the re-
sponsibility of the majority He argued
that the people elected the majority
iron certain party, with their ewes
open, that they were elected to carry
out the policies of the party, that the
majority was responsible and that with
responsibility went power that was
not to be checked by dilatory practices
or the intricacies of parliamentary
rules. He was willing to be courteous
to the minority but he declared that
they should in no wise be allowed to
hamper the will OF the majority or al
ford an excuse for inaction. He was
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-12-09
FAR TO MEET LOVER.
A Nebraska Girl will Go to the Philip
pines to Wed,

Columbus, Neb., Dec. Specials
Over 10000 miles to wed the man of her
choice: that is the distance which Miss
Alice Cowdery will travel to meet her
atfianced, S. NJ. Stewart and become
his bride. Miss Cowdery is the pretty
and talanted daughter of Benjamin
Cowdery banker of Leigh, Neb,, and
one OF the best known fnanciers of the
state. Miss Cowdery met Mr.. Stewart
at Lincoln when he was deputy state
auditor and their acauaintanceship
grew into love as the social season pro.
gressed, Miss Cowdery came here ac.
companied by her parants, to be ten
dered farewell reception by the fam
ily's many friends here aud to take her
departure from this city. She will sail
from San francisco for Manila the
early part Of next week She will be
met at Hongkong by Mr. Stewart who
has position of considerable emolu
menc in the government service in the
Philippines. The wedding will occur
Immediately after Miss Cowdery's ar
rival.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-12-09

Thoughts" is the rather impressive
title Of a really delightful little book
presented to the editor by its author
Rev. DR.. Emory Miller. The Thoughts
are delicate fragments of the eternal
truthes of mankind dressed in most at
tractive garb ana made vivid and
bright and impressive. The book is a
helpful one, not alone for the thoughts
it presents but for the thoughts it
suggests and the thoughts to which it
leads. The book is not one to be
swallowed at a gulp, it is one to be
looked at from day to day. to be read a
sentence at time. Perused in this
way it will be constant source of
pleasure and of pure and uplifting in
spiration. This attractive little volume
is for sale at the book stores and would
form delightful holiday gift for those
who appreciate the value of the think
ing habit.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-12-09

Lovers of art will be interested in
the fine water colors now on disrlay
in Solomon's show window. They are
the work of Miss Tabor of lndepen-
dence, Iowa and will doubtless make
some Denison homes the brighter at
Christmas time. The prices are very
reasonable for such artistic work.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-12-09

CHEAP HOMES For the Homeseeker!
Ranches for the Stockman! Bargains
for the Investor! Snap for the Spec
ulatOr!
In South Dakota. Good farms Of 100
up to 500 acres, well improved. under
cultivation. Good buildings. Ready
for occupancy. Terms easy. Ranch
es of all sizes. Fine prairie lands
for speculation
Romans Homes co. Denison, Io@a.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-12-09
WELCOME HONE.

WV, cow, ,,-,,
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son' ',''' o.'us ii'eis are coming o'eh
,'"' NV e''0 uulhes anu heaf's
v''''V '1''N'7 oe7n luastS ioi ltieta lof 90
many Nee"9' ! GU can see IL I'D Vh2
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sou eau i'oV'e'' - M Vhe pfouaes step
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go - - r e47,ou7 :
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we remember well an lnclaeht OF
our own iifsV nome coming from iowa
Cioy. oh christmas eve we "ens 10
our SUNDAY ochooi CHRISTMAS Tree. Inc
chufch was oeauCilui' Inc Cree spark
leu Win iihsel ana coiofeo ilshts anu
lfoso "ofs. Inc happy -aces All ABOUT
Us were ehe races we hau known IRON
our lhlaucy vi ehelfs' ne songs they
saug' 'he'f very voices were pares el
our oos iloou me- Anu Viieii 1ile eA-
efc'sss were over, Tue last De- pig Caileo
'i4etii os' VI 'iie lhiaiu CLASS hau ilspeu
hei ifisu'eiieo VERSE; anu me fea' "oih
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The tree was slowly stripped of its
glories, and the Santa Claus children
Mastered hither and yon on their err
rands OF JOY. The sonorous voice OF
the jolly saint rang cut, calling of
name after name, every name it seemed
to us-eyery name OF every man womae
ofcniia VINO llVsa or ever mao iiVeo IN
oe'ilsofi--eScepI our own. penny
"'is'ie 10 nave laughed a0' d Dag OF
popcorn W nave unnecessarily Iilih &
any eiiihs Wou'o nave maze US ieei
q pay anu paieei % 'iie scehe we hiie"
~ "eii' ou' t''e'e "@s io'hins' we
rev a. Aoh sawyer inusO nave lei'
"icH ne feV"fheu 70 lis own lunerai-
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Prof. John Dunn Martin leaves here
about the 18th of this month and goes
to Des Moines to attend the state
teachers association meetings which
will continue for about two weeks.
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Among the out Of town guests to the
Eastern Star banquet last Friday night
were DR., and Mrs. Carr, DR.. and Mrs
Toon, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Chamberlain
and Messrs Thos. Rae and T. p. Black.
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BOWLING MATCH.

Broadway Team Beat Main Street II
Pins in Series Of Three Games.
Last Saturday night at the Denison
Bowling Alley Cos alley team com
posed of Broadwayites beat the Main
Streeters II pins in a closely contested
match. No good scores were made by
either side and the games are excep-
tional for the low scores made. Some
of Denisons sharky bowlers fell down
hard. Score:
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WANTED-F Farmers and others to
buy the Chicago or Economy pittless
metal frame wagon and stock
scale, no pit required, no loose
weights, compound beam. The best
is the cheapest. Sold only by
E. II. COCHRAN, Denison, Iowa
66.6t
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a movement is on foot among the
men of the town to organize a whist
club and have club rooms where pri-
vacy eau be had aud a lunch room be
run ia connection.
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FOR SALE--A nice new house in
north Denison. Inquire at Review
office. 6S-2t
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NnticN.

FOR SALE-Two desirable residence
lots in east Denison Inquire at
Review Office.
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STORM WINDOWS to John
Fastje fer good storm windows Fac
tory prices.
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FOR SALE OR RENT
Building just north of Review office.
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W ANTED-50oo Hides at w. e. John
sons meatmarket. Highest cash
price paid. See them before selling.