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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-24
To Put Organizers in Field.

Denver, Col, July 21.-The biennial
national convention of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians concluded its la
bors Saturday. In authorizing the ma
tional directors to place four organ
izers in the field the convention has
taken step that it is expected will
result in largely increasing the mem
bership Of the order, especially in the
west
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-24
Michigan Girl Drowned.

jackson, Miss, July 21.-Miss Lolita
Miller, of Holland, Mich, was drowned
in Pearl river while fishing with par
ty of friends. She was visiting the
family Of her sister, Mrs. Frank Vogel.
The remains will be taken to Muske-
pon for interment.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-24
Postmaster Killed,

Denver, COL, July CIV. p. swal-
lows, a prominent merchant and post
master at Kokomo, COL, was instantly
killed there by a stroke Of lightning
Friday.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-24
Three killed By Lightning.

Raleigh, N. c., July 21.-A bolt of
killed Joe Ames and two
girls, sisters, Jane and Sylvia Syms,
at Pollock's Ferry. A storm came up
and these and two others went under
a rest-house. The bolt destroyed the
houses. The two not killed were in
iured.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-24
Deadly Typhoon.

Hong-Kong, July 21.-A typhoon of
unusual severity has caused consider
able damage here and in this vicinity.
It is estimated that there is 20 fatali-
tieh
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-24

Former Secretary Of Navy Herbert III
Washington, July 21:-Hilary A.
Herbert, secretary of the navy under
President Cleveland's last administra-
ton, is lying very ill in a hospital in
this city.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-24
TO GUST CITY COUNCIL.
quo warranto Proceedings. Begun
Against Omcials OF Cleve.
land, Ohio.

Cleveland, o., July 21.-Attorney
General Sheets began quo warranto
proceedings in the circuit court Sat-
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-24
MTCA[LL'S PLAN WINS,
Miners Convention Finally Agrees
to His Recommendations with
Few Notifications.
THIS ENDS ALL POSSIBILITY OF STRIKE
Plan of Assessment of Unions and all
OMcials IL Provided EOr-Strike
Advocates Now All Agreed That
the Course Adopted IL the Wisest

Indianapolis, Ind, July 21.-When
the miners convention met Saturday
morning it was evident that all prob
ability of strike had utterly vanished.
The anthracite men who favored
strike were practically unanimous in
declaring that it would have been un-
wise to order general strike.
The convention will finish its work
by the adoption of the recommends
tions of President Mitchell with the ex-
ception of amendments in the manner
of bringing the assessments upon the
members of the union.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-24
Convention Adjourna

President Mitchell made short
speech declaring that there was in
the treasures O.. the local unions
throughout the country approximate
~ 100000, and that his opinion Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-31
On Charge OF Depriving r. E. Lee OF
His Liberty
Was Fined 500, and to e 'ried on TWO othef
CHARGES in the kukIux Case. Robbery
and Aggravated Assault

tender Stewart. IS oWh Witness. who
works for Holland and Lamner}. lie
testified in dnect contradiction If the
Defendant He said that Murray did
display a pistol at the saloon after the
whipping and said it vas Ler'..
The Testimony in the ease was con
cadcd late III the afternoon and the
arguments We're postponed until the
evening. Prosecuting Attorney w b.
SorrellS conducted tie states case
and was assisted by Foster and Nix
on and Creed Caldwell.
TIE arguments commenced at 10
and continued about three hours. Il.
r e. Foster spoke first for The state
ard was followed by Greed Caldwell.
Mr.. Foster defended the prosecuting
Witness from the charge OF cowardiee
nlqfe b. tfe defense MI. Ca!a.
veil poEed fan at the defenses story
Of q midaishf suo!l to jones park all
spoke in sarcastic viea throuehoot
NJ. l.. Bell opened fer the defense,
making his maiden speech as q law
yer. He argued logically along tic
faess in the ease. and gave indications
Of having Tie qualifications OF lawyer.
which distinguished his father in the
profession Of law. the late Col NJ. l..
Bell.
MIR. Coleman who conducted the de
lenses case followed and delivered
one of his ciaracteristieally logical
arguments
Prosecuting Attorney sorrells closed
Tor the state. making Il strong arsu-
ment During the course OF his ar.
gument Nh. sorreJls referred to his
speech as the last one he would useF5 {
hour Of midnight aosh rds4safdaoao
as prosecuting attorn2sr''aSs & when the
hour hand OF .x.s*'ffock reaches the
hour OF mi4rtsstrt " re said. my tea
ure ots.rrsee as prosoeatinS attorney
Mr. SorreIIs speech was logical, saf-
castle and He1l delivered. and Was
attentively received by the jury. When
tie Instructions We're presented the
irlrx retired and after being out on
tie case an hoar returned with YER
diet eli guilty and fixing the defend
sHt 3 punishment, al the lowest allowed
6y the law. a fsne Of s1e4 The maxi
mum punishment is S5a4 ana one xaaf
imprisonment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-31

The trial Of Frank j. Murray. charg-
ed with illegally deprivinS Robert +.
Lee OF his liberty, came to u termina-
ton last night With a verdict OF
guilty by The jury. Tis punishmenr Va
fixed at a fine OF $l6o. the lowest pen
atty prescribed ny the law.
Thus ends the first chapter Two
others are to follow. as Murray was i'll
dicted for aggravated assault and rob
bery-assatilt in participating i'll he
whipping OF Lee and robbery by lo-
lieving Lee of his gun as charged III
the Indictment.
No case on the criminal docket oI the
circuit court for the fail term yet heard
has excited an interest SO general as
this one. and the seating capacity OF
the cireiat court chamber was barely
large enough 10 accommodate ths
crowd WHfea heard the a:s4.le.s.s q
the counsel in the case.
Lee. Murray. Webb and Stewart
were the only witnesses pus en the
stand. Lee was the stae's only Wit
ness. Murray testified IN y Own be
belf ana Webb and Stewart were for
the defense.
Lee. When placed on til stand. told
well connected story OF beins lie
tanned from his liberty, mDIieating 9
Murray in his detention. liz testimony
was about the same as his story
printed in the Graphic shortly after
the ku-kluXins occurred. ans Nura, ;
ATTORNEYS. Coleman and DGli had dit
fculty III assailine il.
Mr.. Murray, by his testimeA5 ut
tempted to show that he aetel aS a
Deace maker between Lee and Tul.N.
He said that Tully told him that he
intended To kill Lee The def 'arf
said that he persuaded Tully not to
osake that rash step Oh account OF the
i-lom:ar Il would cast upon his chill
dren. and FULLY finally assented to his
persuasions. He. Webb. TullH aI<
Lee walked out to Jones parketfft he
testified that he thought~tf was only
. sociable walk and did not know OF
anv intention ef Tully to Whip Lee.
He said he did not strike Lee and did
not assist in his chasisement. neither
did he take lees pistol from him or
display it at Mr. Hollands saloon.
The defendant : story was weakened
considerably ~ the testimony Of bar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-31

The comm.tte appointed % inte7tl-
cate ar repest - f.=s.= =ee2isief fss3.ss.s
reported IS ta#aN#:
70 the rarea.sH ofthe tra'd i1aa
We. v9.4, cen, .stes. oi &c .ralfi i9tis=
appe,njeI Al IT, SepteNhen tcrm,i39z
u T...- i#a 4asist f..H Fl MIR. jolt
are tie itj4a
prj. an t@.-a' a-~
f,"a za.
= ri zaH.a &et
~
.-saei c.s aee tc}cs @3.le zf=fis5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-31

Compared #it.4 a week ago both the
American and Liverpool markets are
lower. The same is tur 81 ali inter
ior markets. The local market is of
on some 9raGI9
The 24ades from the bottoms CON
t;uuc to lmmcTe while on the other
hand the 4radcs ot the hill cottons are
growing four,r The improvement in
the gtades Of tottom cotton is very
n!ariled
Tn@ra i ,.ns demand for aisa
8 .aGs cN1ra staples. and they are sell
:ag are"nd Cca's
No Eamage' is reported in this sec
ton from tho recent frosts and it is
tuc that no damage OF consequence
has resulted to the cotton of this To-
Cality.
For the past three days the streets
OF Pine Bluff have been almost i'm
passable in the business section. and
especially in the locality of the two
cotton scales, so numerous are the
country wagons loaded with cotton,
and the buyers are al quite busy. On
scme days the compresses are blocked
off with cotton. ana Il is impossible
for them - meet the demand made up
on them.
The planters, as a rule. are selling
Instead q arias i'll the warehouses.
q tEes prafav - lot 60 IT present
prices instead q holding altd talli"s
chances on settins better price
local merchants saE that the planters
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-31
Regular Weekly Review OF
the LOCAL Cotton Market

are realizing vol this year on their
esaHs. which IS elidence1 ~ the Iact
IA die planters are naStAe up we'll
- their accounts ana collections are
Gs4a.
Quotations are reduced something
like ls OF a cent on uplands and rivers
ca he local market. compared With a
week aso #hi!e=the deares ca nenders
ana heavy cottoa roma-o ABOUT the
same Dpiands are quoted at is
cents, rivers at I 3-4, benders at 5 IL
and extra long staples at H.
Secretary Russel's regular weekly
report is out today friday ena II
shows the receipts for the present
season to be 24,27S bales; for the same
period in 1901, 24.22o and 23,91G for
the same period in 1900. which places
the present season in the cad. Iae
report is as follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-31
II (, =.
raanaei of the jury.

i:2 ,a2nnel OF the jury.
Tfe u5ai.,G tHaI2y shoUu ~ ~
mau3 ~ r. investigating ihe r.ui.
aal - o. The county has exeitei
eoaafai eeameal. TIE aork tt.es aago
aeeanpi3 He'd viii stand as L monu
meat t5=J4etr honest. aH.l iatefzHity.
IKE e!H~l q stc-j'i's 5s.a ap
'sr .oiia and coa= .aalioH5
farmers ai.a a spriaiaiae al
.i ae mea. tne 1afGe aa..aI-
j. a. 84sa5Hta and cons 5ea5tens.
came f4em all titHz Of
TIE eaaHte. laeit ases ail probably
sauaa from tWeatFaf@ to sizf 1r5.
Tbose aomposins tbe Grand iaf Qow
2diafiHed their residence All asa9pa-
tons. are as f0aa#s:
n C. Gle1ela4d loreHlaii. resi-
denea, PiHe BluE. oaeupaaon ciork
fer feS Brother
Chas Hayc,ch Pine Blaf9.=real os-
tate.
3. z To,eIo aersoa township,
farmer.
G. Hogan, Nlvea township. farmer.
G. NJ. Johnson Pine Bluff. sf4ear.
c. +. koonce Nhiteyille township,
farmer.
Atex Perdue. Pine Bluff eotpee ez-
change operator.
NJ. r. stewart Pine Bluff, groce
d. c. Spires, Spring township, Tar
2nar.
Z. r. Donelsaa. Pine Bla4. hfsi-
clan.
". :. salIec. Pino Bluff clerk and
2sistrate-eIect
! r. G4ercnt. Pine Bluff wagon and
.ar4 proprietor ana farmer aaa mem
nar Of eitY council.
f. .. cqipepper. Pine Buff, farmer.
j. u 9oaE. Pine Bluff, grocer and
y-al
g. F#~trla@e. Washington town
el. 1armer.
- e9eL psae Blg8 HroDrie-
a,Iice -.
fGsa ,nUe =. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-31
"CaENS iIANCoG

1--f.Ns7.- IN Y IlI =
IL Il =D9Nf.H.Sta&.
..-,l,.
w, S0GsI IL
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-31
h. Il. bONI1l so
*. .E
Sheriff Mccoy Cenjess

Sneei# 3igC". iatalltin4 II a Crapt,
ir lt7se4 m3t-H of tito rhafsa5 mt}e
Dt- TIE Grand jury to The effect that
H." W. f.=;l :sa& mileage fees HH4c
he ha zs5, feEt - do -. ffa1ied fti,
iustiea q tao .arx.s charae IL sad.
in re',.ses.- re- &, the lIanAabafrS ,ase.
cited IN tie grand .nry'a report that
he hqe =. 2Ulaf commissioned e
nutF a. '.anHaberrN whom He teie-
3ao1f. 10 s"e-n a paper Tie service
N.as Isee5afn.ea b. ihe lIaana.ears le-
putx and - &as. ef eoursa. asa4.l 81
20 miLeaet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-31
f1!lses 5 N;;tSt.s

Eha sgaad jQ1s, :2as azla.. j. ma.
report and asked IL dis ;g.saqI. Ii
shows ina. the Jury Waa au d .p.5ftp
3edE and wont at its &el. ,lth a
Hd@er aad eafneatneas WHtl Hea49
fHHnl t}ln start that somctuI.4 was
as4s to be done TaaI .ofue Trims
alsee Zen deae man, eitize.. =. TIE
county can testify This Jury re-
t8eHa! moro indictments tiolu az
my fae county haa haA fl
mr. scars. It. raporI Is :; lulaXs.
10 he Honorable 4. b G1H"a We
tie eraad iaisa OF Jefferson coaais.
ri. tag tfte September frrat f:4a5.
u - 9bMij tba foiaNie4 r>Eat5
z5e c3ax9f5a SenI54aer Ja. I@zz
and l@te ben III session .,tta5 ~
s5=sss dlaiHs szael ems az..t - -
=Itl.a Ig..=
a.lzla 5ut#-
~ s.z.lez aa eaas
is aul aa3 j il fairly eaaaI
I5a4 Committees @efe appointed IL
-. tte convict fa1m ~ 5usa y
sffaeie and afs3 tHa county boQr aeas5
;9.ld the.i razRealHo refaa9s =. a=aeta
attaeAer as exhibits a and ID.
We find that the coHtlaess" f41 TIE |
Jai5erson county prisoners. i. {. Cross.
- Got complied with the law IL fi!hs.g |
IL. reports monthly hut On the tth |
= October he fled reports y The .3re.
ceding months. which repor , nIa Aeiy
GefecJi,e in many particulars, and
Y c would respectfully eel III, atten i
tien of the county judge !, ,he cell
tract, ana recommend thai She sd
Crass Ae Hs5sg4zl9 comply at1' Il. WI |
Is contract.
W recommend t5at the printed
form ii subpoena nov ia u=p which
has 0}ank spaee fo3 on. 1sla name -
=aazr1 80 q % give aocm for aegs
eea nanas. which would be a sreat
10y t4e in @SacHso 20 the county. a1l=i I
5sal I'll" elert< i.l1 ~ many names an
each subpoena as is nraateably.
: ..NNe find 55al H. s4ot.1 il ,a.e in
Stances charges mileage on sum.
m9ases served by te!e8hoa". Fer
example: y gi1ncss vas summoned by
pAoae al Hannaharry ard mileage
charged for thirtX-pieita attles amoaHt
ms 10 >&.Se, wheu only ta5e9Aola
charges should have beea ma = M
We recommend that the count i9d@
di4aIIoW mileage in such cases.
we find many abllses in Tire r2asis-
tratea' courts which ado Racl e0.sf
Il lie count&:= t.. o. per 9a# ar chers-
ed in maa9 ia4taneas 7zt#A laloaia
Waaa There $50 evidence to sustain
saaa charge aad it wo8ta s"@m thai
sagF charges ar maaa=fa 9r tia
he masistrata t.nd eaHsfaf -lIa2-
Sc. fhoie gozf5 from the eaantN
We would recommend t@ ~.
edgnty court 6e very alIiaen tn seFl
ftziaa ..us feas before allowing =.
we also recommend tHay mas
trates he requested 10 comply atssetl4
with section 1921. saHdefl5 aud tiif5
digest. watcll eaquir4s tlgm 70 giFe
place ~f residence II eaei witness es:-
amincj ara iu9 suJatano" vi &haf
Waa proven and Ale the sano With fha
proceedings This we ind has beet
5t5ao by onls ane magistrate IL. th
county. TINS was freal DVnninstou
township
"E!s1in- ruishcd tho work before Hs
W. wish H. express our thanks TO the
court an5 other officials for eotite2ta
ex,endrd and would now respectfully
ak to 3e discharged.
M. C. CLEVELAND. Foreman
:. i =
Convict Farm 2enort.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-31
= - x
Poorhousle. Z or

F5e ea4tmijtea= - tH-- -4s=45# to
Investigate and feRaf, .ts f5e ..or.
house. feQ0te1 5s 6ol9N4
TeaHe Eorcmaifea TIM a. ~.
W. Aa4a committee appaj1aaa *
aHiaef.a county AaorIWg.e.I .ssl as
tt.Hzz
,aa fHmai
H"A azea Qs4e a#
s'ylH zz iuiasaa5 sod
Has5ife aa aaaa4ty
WITH =#afmjae. = ta6
.a9s6 HetHaRat. ht#H required
- la4aai= 4#--1,p- 4eg84eft Of
t.. aa.a5' and e=aU1j'1 X haauiIy
e.s.t f.Is# s554.n@iaG es=f54e ee9efts al-e
t. i=#==zzI4l,- mi =azis iaal - we
this his Immediate attention
W also recommend that IL za5riy
whose dlGE it is % furnish bel and
caaifs be required to furnish zue9 Of
2htse things az are necessary
II. l. Gl.EMEN1
ALIEN PERDttl,
hnkI.rl ca
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-31

"Nt@E=eh4 =ru#p par4t .t,d
i'''''' 7tH3ttff Hf#as lily
-rIean AMI We'll daseapeDoa tHaH "a
substantial ana apparently iHzs have
~ &e7d earo ~ Is possible aIHfef such
rlryUsiauGy-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-25
STATE OF low "A.
Office uf
AUDITOR OF STATE.
ANNUAL CERTIFICATE
FOR PUBLICATION.

Des MoineS, Iowa, March l. 1902
WHEREAS The Mercantile Fire and
Marine Insurance Company located at Boston
in the State of Massachusetts has filed In this
office sworn statement of it's condition on
the thirty first day of December, 1901 in ac-
cordance with the provisions OF Chapther 4.
Title 8, of the Code of Iowa, relating to Insur.
ance Companies: and whereas, said statement
shows that said Insurance Company has com
piled with the laws of the State relating to
insurance.
THEREFORE,, in pursuance of law. /.
Frank +. Merr man, Auditor of tate, do here
by certify tat said Insurance , ompany is
authorized to transact the business of Fire
Insurance i'll the state, by agents properly ap.
pointed. as required by law, until the first day
Of March A. u. 1903.
further certify that the statement shows
1st. The actual amount of paid-up
Casital of said Company, Dec. 81,
1901. to be. Observation-Disclosures. S4OO 900 90
I'd. The aggregate amount of Assets
OF said Company. Dec, 81, 1901, to be 1852 900. rs
Sd. The aggregate amount Of Liza
bilities of said Company, including
the amount required to safely re-
insure all outstanding risks Dec,
81 1901, to be-. =. ............ 6s5 452. 4e
4th. The aggregate income OF said
Company TOR the year 1901, TO oe 1856 7O2. 81
5th. The aggregate Expenditures of
said Company for the year 1901, to
be-. ......... ,........:............ 257,577.7s
In testimony whereof, have hereunto sub
Scribed my name and affixed the seal of nv
Office the DAY and date abtve written,
FRANK f. MERRIAM
Auditor Stare
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-25
Ferguson,

While coming to town last Saturday
on horseback, Ed Marks horse became
frightened and by sudden jump side
ways threw him to the ground and
broke his arm near the elbow. He was
near town when the accident happened
and he soon had the fracture reduced
by Dr. Toon. This is serious mishap
for Mr.. Marks just as this season of the
year when he has lots of farm work to
do and help is very scarce Dow City
Enterprise.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-25
The High Price of Meats.

secretary OF agriculture, James VIII
son. attributes the high price of fresh
meats at present to the scarcity Eof fat
cattle, rather than to the manipula-
tions OF the meat trust and packers.
He holds that the high prices are re-.
suit of feeding fifty and sixty cent corn
to cattle and hogs the past winter. and
fears there will be no relief for the
coming two months, or until the
grass feed stock can be got onto the
market. Retail butchers are helpless,
and have eithsr to maintain present
prices or 60 out of business. At pre-
vaillng prices the profits are far less
than when they could sell meats at
from four to six cents less than they
are now charging. Poultry. eggs, but.
ter and other food products are kept
up in price in sympathy with the
prices on meats, but there does not
seem to be any good reason why these
conditions should last. At least, the
masses of the peonle-the consumers
will hope that normal prices tmay rule
again in the near future The farmers
who seem to be having things pretty
much their own way just now, what
ever may be the causes), are not COM
planning. In fact. they are happy and
complaisant, and cannot be blamed
for enjoying the ill-wind that blows
them SO much good under present con.
diticns. Webster City Freeman.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-25

The Cedar Rapids Republican of re.
cent date had occasion to note the pro-
motion of clerk in railroad office in
Cedar Rapids. The young man was
industrious and intelligent, had always
worked faithfully and was getting s25
per month. He received an offer from
another road at an advance in salary.
His worthiness was brought to the no.
tice OF the Republican and in noting his
promotion called attention to these
things. A local contemporary came
out and declared the Republican had
aroused the ire of the railroad official
by giving half a column to the resig.
nation of 1926 90 clerk. The Republi.
can gets back and says:
"And pray, why not notice even
for 1926 90 clerk?"
That 1925 clerk may some time he a
We, 100 railroad president. But even
it he is never to be more than a CLERK
at S25 month, he is man and NAV
have far nobler qualities than some
1el!oWs who happen to be at heads of
great concerns or even at the head of a
nasty newspaper.
What does this paper care for the
ire of the officials. A railroad official
is nothing to this paper, nothing more
than any other man. He's got to do
what's right to have any standing in
these columns just the same as the 1926
clerk. A section boss doing his duty
is to US just as noble as a president
doing his duty. We are not catering
to railroad officials and we do not care
about there ire, if they want to get
mad. It's rather small official that
would get mad becausea clerk received
a little prominence.
1t may be added that we do not be-
lleve that any official had his ire
aroused-such mean Official exist only
in the beslobbered brains of ignorant
scribblers.
The Republican expresses the opinion,
OF all right thinking men and eS presses
it with vigor that will command general
admiration.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-25

For the first time in many years all
the members of the April grand jury
appeared for duty on time and without
single excuse. Deputy clerk Wheeler
has searched the records for like oc.
curence but has been unable to find
one.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-25

SPRING FEVER-And that lazy feel
ing can he helped by taking a good
blood purifier. There is none better
few as good as Knaul's Extract of Sar-
saparilla. We know the ingredients
are Of the best to be obtained. We
do not depend on the Non.Secret
House to put it up under our own
label, but it is made by us and the
sale of same is steadily increasing.
Try bottle. If not perfectly salts
fed we will refund your money.
Yours Truly, r KNAUL.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-25

SEE EAST DAKOTA-with its deep
black soil, plenty of water from 10 to
20 feet. farms from S12 to S25 per
acre. See D. F: Brown or Thos. Nc.
Grin who has just returned from those
lands agency sells most because they
own most and sell cheapest.
80 Wv D. F. BROWN & Son.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-25

LOST-A ladies' gold watch was lost
Wednesday on the streets of Deni-
son. Name Mary Nelson engraved
on inside of case. Finder will please
return to this office and receive re-
ward. TN
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REPAIRS-For all makes of stoves on
short notice.. Tinware repaired at
Wygants.
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Observation-Disclosures done.
Residence one block south of north
school building.
32* MRS. JAS. OBENcHAIN.
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PAINTS-In all the different shades
of excellent quality for out or indoor
use: not the cheapest but the best
for same money Come and see nv
samples. Respectfully.
r. KNAUL.
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CARRORA PAINTS cheaper than
any mixed paint on the market. Get
prices from the Green Bay Lumber
Co.
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NEW COOK STOvEs-Gasolene and
Kerosene Stoves Poultry Netting.
Screen Wire and Garden Tools al
32tf. WYGANT's
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WIRE YOUR HOUsE-For electric
light. We wire any house no matter
how long it has been built, conceal.
ing all the wires and leaving the
house in the condition we find it,
wiring at cost of labor and material
Fixtures at factory prices.
DENIsON ELECTRIC LIGHT &
POWER COMPANY,
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RESIDENCE PRoPERT1-For Sale,
situated six blocks northeast OF
business portion. Inquire of
30tf. MRS. o. G. PRILL.
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WALL PAPER-In all the latest de-
designs and coloring at very low
prices: also books to order from, at
r. KNAUL'S.
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FOR EXTERIOR-Or interior work
Carrora Paint has no equal. Green
Bay Lumber Co. exclusive agents.