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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-22
WOmen'S Fancy and Plain Hose,
Anything You Wish For.

Fancy Hose is in vogue this season,
but not the fashy styles often seen.
Black lace hose in a great variety of
beautiful effects is extremely popular
and in excellent lasts for the oxford
thoes,~ Our assortment is the largest
ever carried. All sizes, including
extra large or small.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-22
Don't Blame Your Feet

If they ache. Temper-trying to be
sure The fault is in the shoes
Better get your next pair of browne,
then YOU will have comfort as well as
latest styles. Best shoe values In
town.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-22

Mrs Daniel Aldrich of East Hard wick, who
is charged with taking the life OF Mrs. Joseph
Massey, was taken to the Caledonia county
jail at st. Johnsbury Friday to await the
action of the grand jury at the June term of
county COURT. her friends having failed to Sc.
cure bail of $4,000.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-22
Gard of Thanks

We wish to express our sincere thanks to
the neikhbors and friends who SO kindly as
sisted us during the sickness aud death of our
beloved wife and mother also we wish to
thank the singers and those who contributed
flo gers. R. s MCDANIELs,
Mr. AND MRS Z. A. RAND.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-22
Your New Suit Won't Look
Finished Without Correct COrrSets

Our stock is at its best and never
shown to better advantage. All the
best models of leading makers, in
such a variety that it is easily pos
sible to fit any figure at any price.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-22

The surest and safest remedy for
kidney and bladder diseases isFoleys
Kidney Cure.
Sold by Foss & Strong, Hyde Park; c, P.
Jones, Johnson j. j Vearen, Stowe
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-22
MRS. LILLE DOW.

CADY's FALLS, VERMONT, AGENT For
DLISS NATIVE HERBS. the best Family
ID Medicin Cures rheumatism, Neu.
ralgiR, Headache. Dyspepsia, Chills and
Fever, Constipation, Nervt us Diseases,
Colds, Blood Poison and all Irregularities OF
the liver, kidneys and lungs. Two hundred
days treatment one dollar, Money back #
agent for the New Edison Photograph and
"Vita Sana" a medicine for the ladies. A SIX
for circulars
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23
aee,ss.,.ss es.Ma oiseh ce~ss.y.


Articles OF incorporation Of the
Recognized Catlin Consolidated
Canal Company were filed in the
county clerks Office recently. The
incorporators are w. Beatty. ].
N. Beatty. + Gauger. w. n.
McCaskill aud p. Pollock The
capital stock OF the company is
SiS6. 900. divided into 1856. 600
shares OF the par value OF $40 each
The principal Office OF the new
incorporation is located al Man.
zanola
The old canal company had out
standing and in force a number OF
water rights equal to the estimated
capacity Of the canal to furnish
water. The owners ot these water
sights have been turning in their
deeds during the past week and
receiving therefor certificates Of
stock in the Reorganized Catiin
Consolidated Canal Company The
title OF the canal will simply pass
to the owners Of the water rights
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23
lss,s . v.ssss.

Here are some things which the
fathers OF the boys OF this town
know, and which the boys should
understand thoroughly. There are
too many young doctors in this
town and not enough young black
smiths. A dozen boys are trying
to be lawyers and less than half =
dozen learning the carpenters
trade. There are practically no
stone cutters apprentices. and only
few brickIayess' helpers. Yet
good mechanics make more money
than the average Emporis lawyer
makes, and good contractor, who
is always merely q promoted m.
chanic. makes more money than q
good doctor or lawyer. The boys
who work with their hands, until
they are Of aye. will make more
impression on the world. generally
speaking, than the boys who use
their heads. Generally speaking
there is nothing in a boys head
worth using till he has worked
good and hard with his hands
The fault for all this kid gloved
folly seems to be with the women.
Mothers want to keep their boys
done up in pink cotton and tissue
paper and sio-foil The mothers
have ambitions for boys and make
them enter the professions instead
Of the trades. Mothers get anxious
to see their sons bloom out into
full blown successes too quick
There are exceptions OF course.
but as rule, early bloomers bear
no fruit. The boy who having .
good education has three years
apprenticeship. at hard manual
labor, comes out better and strong
es and better equipped for tack
ling life than the boy Who goes
frOm school TO an of6ce and ssss
on the small Of his back shinkisg
what smooth psopositioa he d
eoisS to be- Wosk With ebe Aaeds
eousts IL makes men indepeod
cot. gives the9 decisiOe, teaches
she0 self relisece. that greatess oi
AmeSicso vssuoee. After the heed
hes taught ehe haods 10 work, the
woshisg hasas sooswsy-fsease1
ksows how-seoeh sAe heod %
shssk TEA 70 ssy sseeessfsl oao|
'asd - Gill tell yoa thss DE-
0o0inn0o eAosJ q his cAasoeeas|
Ooo 6oeDe6 when be was Uuskiog|
Uieh ~ hoods He hsd eioe -
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23

The burning OF the Santa Fe
shops in La unta is certainly the
Climax to a series OF disasters that
have fallen to the lot OF Olero
county this year. However, we
can still congratulate ourselves
there are no strikes on here Sugar
City Gazette. We had two strikes
on last summer The Santa Fe,
however, applied a rather csustic
liniment, aud the strike fever
burned out
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23


hsnh vas aa.eassd essaaly = snssn 4 -
80 ses..Ily. :.siss3 e. - G
- n.s1 - - 80. - - @eSes
- tag q valassisa = 0.1A Anaan1 =
uqAnts. 0AA
q Hilit.sy as1 CssaSv IN IA ~ - 49,
- On sAs ssgeaA 49, - yoa - = Foe1 q
- is n0s s.A6sea - neA = -. ben na1len
@Rased- - - s.aaeg ese.0see tusea1 =
11sS 6ouSfr 81 f a. SfkS & &.
Z =; p: 4 g., cos..Z sasss e.31i.s - -
eAos ths Sesa0g ensesins I'll - - pse6
- u ~ A.asa a esssey eln6saees
IA ssissss - - siIss.sS q -, -
U1nstinG ~ rshetss - ea1ss 81 ~ t111ng =
0nntrscts-
Aand aaA el11sA ~ sd ~ saiA 0sas1y. -
11lA day al nasrahss, A. p. ~
fskALl H. d 0AevoOD..
CNumoy Cnsk.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23
e....e.s.s u. ssss.


The tax sale Of Oteso county
property delinquent for the year
1904 vas held in the Office Of the
county treasurer Monday morning.
Evesy piece of property. delin-
quent in taxes for that year. Gas
disposed OF. the total receipts e
gTegsting about 81. 900. Every
pises OF property offered at de
linquent tax sale 10 this county
fos the past four years. has been
sold. . record that probably could
not be duplicated by any othei
county in the state.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23

The specially farmers OF the
Arkansas Valley are beginning to
realize that cantaloupes pay better
than sugar beets and will devote
1000 acres to the culture OF gems
next season. Four years ago the
Field and Farm was chidsd for
alluding to this matter and fer
having the temerity to imagine
that the sugar beet cloud might
have anything but a silver lining
Field a.id Farm.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23
ssssss.ss chsseh esssae~ss e.sesssss

The doors OF the church will
open at J O'Clock. Seats will be
reserved for the children aud the
members Of the Sunday school
until 7:Is o'clock. by which time
all are expected TO be in their
places After brief exercises OF
recitation and song Santa Claus in
person will descend a chimney
erected on the platform and dis
tribute gifts to the school. The
exercises will begin promptly At
7:3o o'clock Thursday evening and
last one hour. Everybody cordial
ly invited.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23

The editor OF newspaper down
the line on being asked II he ever
saw a baldheaded woman replied
in the following vein: No we
never did; nor did we ever see .
woman waitzing around town IN
her shirt sleeves with . cigar in
her teeth and running into every
saloon she saw. We have never
seen a woman go fishing with 4
bottle in her pocket and sit on the
damp ground and come home
drunk at night. Nor have we seen
a woman yank of her coat and say
she could lick any man in town.
God bless her. she's not built that
way.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23

Rocky FORD now has an armory
and a full-hedged organization OF
'.tiu soldiers" known as Company
K, OF the Second Infantry, with a
membership Of seventy six The
state OF Colorado has leased Reck-
er's hall tor period OF three years.
which is to be fitted up for the use
of the company as an armoTy.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23
aee.ee q sIssI ssessesssee-

IN THE NATTER or THE HsfA1E or
James OToole. dsesaxed- Noeies h ksesbJ
given. that Saturday the le9h day of lan-
q the Dsremhsr term of she cpunAy cnast a
Osero county. in the state of Cnaoreds. L 0seaA
nuuxherty, administfatos of sid ss1Ate. viii
appr.r hrfosr the judge OF said cnars. peessna
NJ Anal setsle sent as such sdDiuistsssns. psny
tke approval of the same. and will sAea apply
Which tin~ and plao- amp psr~ne il interest
nsy appear and pecsent ohtcrtinns 70 The sane
II any there be.
GERALD DOUGHERTy.
Admiiissratos Of The E.esse os Jaass O'foale,
deceased
First publication. Deoenhss -. lSu.
Last puhlicAtioo. January II 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23
ooeies ~ esbsssssse~.
UNITED STATES LAND OyylCK
NOTICE n AKREBY GIVEN THAT n

~ eonpaisess vish d. peovisines q ~ -
Of eSa4rs0 - gune = lssA satie1sA -An eee fne
fosaia. OsuGna, Nsvods ssd Wsskia91aa fsssi-
tosy,~ - e11ssasA = al ths pa1aie l.sd s4sAss
JunEa. ssasey = 0ssep. sea6s - Ca3ssa1s. kas
ehis day Nd = eAks 49, his sUosa SeseeOsoe
No. - r. - s.ssAss = ~ ss.9A-y.ss
9 t0ysehip n. eyssey-.tss ~usaA, saAa. nA
val.a6s ~ - eiak.s a. ss.es IT, ~ agri.
eult.sal CesRa - - e.eahaisA ~ e1eio -
q Il 3D.. ClssnaA = MssAay. ~ su~aAy-
He nS1as . 49,: Fs.ak Z. Lev1a.
jsssa. ca; r. & RS. a Sls1., csS1
-Aa0 eAa4 ReP.ols G1ainina sAvselV -
eisis: 8 - e = - - - e
T. ssesse:.s::.. ss...... - -: !. 4 - y
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23
THs N.,ioa.l sss.r M.nui.esur-

The Nasional Ssgsr Manufactur-
ing Company, owues, Of the Sugar
City factory, has Voluntarily raised
the price Of beets. The company
agsees.so pay 81 IS ios beets test
ing fourteen to seveoteen per cent
and ~ sddisionsl twenty Eve cents
for each one per cent over severn
seen ThiB isesease % rather re-
Daekable IN view Of the receos
sctioa 81 coagSeas sedncine -
snsi4 - Cuban sugar twenty per
eene. which The oppoeenss q ehs|
cel,an seespsocisy schene vigos-
ously coosea1ed WooDd sinply
mesu the desesueejoa q tie oesel
sugar isdusesy = she Ueised Seseea-
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23
,hiek and o, time to talk.

shiok and ~ time to talk
Moshess should think about
these things. They can direct boys
in the right channels They should
do co. Remenber the professions
are crowded and that il is haGd 70
get caspeotes in EmPosia tos :
weeks work; and that for weeks
work . easpeoses gets more cash
than the average lawyer gets out
Of his avsuis.-Emposia Gssessef
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23
sss.s. q A..sss hsss..e.

NOTICE Is HH9KpY 0IvKN FuAr T4K
Oasro La. 81 Siiaisg 1sassie13as IN .
Asld At ths oGcc q Baekpx 4 uast. . e
: =, sor The pcrposs q ekssiaG : 1ssi q
Trustees for tke sasaiag yess.. asA tsanesseing
sach other b0siness oay b. UsU0osty ~
\. PHILLIPS, sssssaasy.
Ysr.s puhlieatiaa. Deeeuhee p m
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23
AAmiajossotosse ooe1es.
RrArE OF JOHN X WALKER. ID

The undersispsd. having h.sa apPoint-d
e<lninstrstrix Of the estate Of JoAe Z. walker,
lnt~ Of the county of OsesD in the state nf
Ce1orssio, dsreassd. hereby gives nneice list she
will ar,rar hrfofe ths cpunty eourt q said OtefO
said county. at the Decc1hes tesn, ls1n. on the
sacond Aonday in January asxt. st which time
psr~pns having claims against said estate ar4
nDeifcd and requested 10 nttsad for the pur-
pps~ Of having ths same adjusted. All persona
ind1bssd to said estate sre r.qs:sesd 70 make
sDat-d st La Junsa. Colo. this Nh day of
Dsrembcr. 4. d. lSLC
SARAH T. WALKER,
AdministratFix.
Yirss publication. Decemher u. fsA
Last pnhlicatisn. January .. 1874
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23

WHES Colonel Albert A. Pope
attributes the failure OF the big
bicycle company to "ceasing to
advertise at a critical time," il IS
calculated to make the business
world thoughtful.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23
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q ~ r. =. . a. =: g g -.
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La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23

SEVERAL republican newspapers
are boostint Tom HoHmire, OF La
lunta, for the next candidate for
congressman at large. Tom has a
good headlight and ought to run
like a house afire.-Bent County
Democrat
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23
WEDNESDAY. DEC. a3. 1908
cem'"s e.ssss.

December a4,h-"Midnight Ex-
press.
December 3Ist-Andrew's Opera
Company in birds of a Fesih
er,"
January ad-Mahsra's Minstrels.
January 7th-"At the Old Cross
Roads"
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23
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Usissa se.e.s Le.d o., !

u uottoo 0e0tAs l0D0 O10o.
NOFlCk g HkREBS GivKN mar TfI1
~ ful1owing saned ssttlss hes hlsd nneSes cl
support u his claim. asd tAst said peenl
viii be- osds before Tie clerk n ~
5, iNa, via; Fsli1 q. Peskins-H. T. 1o.xl1 ~
the easa half nssthears quarter. aretina sgvss-
scsu. eDuusAip tveasytuo soash. hsags hny-
four ves4-
He na0es sAs following witnesses - peess
his cnettnne9p sssis3esce upns ard ea1tivetBea
Of aid 1anA. Wis:
JoAa Os6Drn, g.. Ersnk O~hssn, Rssak LsR,
Ansifev Lsn. afl q La Junsa, Cnso.
8. 4. An6EI. n-sisssr.
Tirue pohlteaeSuo. Nose0hss =, M
Lasa eak1teoaksa. Dsesahss n. ts1A
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23
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United s&stss Lad O0cs.
! fYa!s HHSxsx GSsp ,.pSsS nsfsSe;s @HAr 3 ~ n,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT me
~ the following named spttles No. alsd nDtics
- her intention IN eonmnte 70 cash ard mako
hnal pIoof in support a Aes elsi1. enA that
40 proof vilI BE- aade hesoss ths elssk ol H.
District Coast ~ Trinidsd. Ccso., = Jeaaasy
n. lsA. sis: Mar A. Masna-H. X l110A- Tor tAe
southeast quar- n0rtheaSt quaFeAs, eAse half
half souskease quarter. seeeioo tAisty-tuaf;
snnthwe~a quarter ~oathwcst qaastes ssetisa
thirty i've. township thirty s,utA, sanSs afsy-
seven WRIST.
She names the following wisnsssrs ~ pspss
Aes coatfnpous sesidencr npnn snd csltivstioa
a. said laad. vis. ypsd 2. Hee. a Trnehsea.
Coio.: Auxu~sine X Bendoyal, 0f fnncAsea,
Colo Joel +. HalloW. 0f n M0so. Colo.; 9ohs
B. <. ABBEY, R~siss~s.
Fisss pahlicsa1ra. lhrsmhes .. ~
tnse puh1Seae3un 1nauaPy II f1o1
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23
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usissd ss.... I..4 Oae..

Puss1e, Coso:, Nsss.ksr q 80
NOrlCE ls NkRIBY OWEN THAI. THE
~ enalovins naasd settles Aas Aid nosiee ol
her claim. and tkas said peu.nl viii b ssds b.
fore ~ Cieek a The District Cnart At L.
lunta. Colo. a. yeanasy ~ mn. vis: Aau Z.
srctsnn - town-Aip > soush. rasse 6hy-6ve
west.
.shs ssae. tAs tpllowing witssesss 70 peovs
of aid land vis; Chaflrs p. Kendall. William
n. Aedss.oo. JoAn wilaoa, John r. waa.oa.
all a La Junta. Ca1o.
:. 4. ABBEY. Register.
Yirse pahlieatioo. psesohes :, M
Lase Sahl1eAtiua. Jaaaasy q. 111A.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23
ce~~ss.s.e,s esssssssee..

CsstiAsd essy - pnsstoa a ~ prosss1inOs
a ths hnard ~ enannsiaGinasss - 0oDso esnn6y.
ssasaastsd q sAs Dsesoh.s ~ asstiaG
thssooe:
500 prassaAsd. end shes dus eunsi4sso4&so
are On un4inas dinnllDwaA:
Ds n Waxka0, 0sdical npsvises.. - - -
A HesvaFs, swearing judess u sassttns- : =
TAs soalouias eiaias aeainss ~ euasay ass
sou prsssaasA, anA afsas dne eoasidseakio9. ase
On naosi0os allowed, saA vassaaas ass asdsseA
dawn In payDeat tAeeeSos. - Anal0ws:
oansxAny CogprS sxvGxcn nrxn.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23

TAe Y.sisiu. p nu.ssra.ss : 0Neii ~ ~
lcss q tass. ~ ~ yees m - a. a1susd
sAss s1cy -: sss.sd s.eSsissly ii1A =
city - l>a y.nte: al.o tAat tAsy vsse ssssuSl
= - 0ne = 0AD !. snnss ~ - soaek
- sate ysAs, = - os4iss a1us4sd - -
eDsnoU ts1asssss ta1es1geA - ssl1nA ~ -
- 49, 81 Aes1ea q psess "a
~ ssees - easss eue ~ ysae ~ = -
sa 49, - ve1aseia pAa11 = - -
= - 0t.sa 1ooA1 Cs1Sna0 ~ - - r
eSo = hSpn4l6ue - nh1 en1nS1n =
=. elav - essky RasA. So 0seS1 G1SSs
81 - eo0eU eseaee ieeer1sera = 49,
"a -, - = - v.n5 -, c..t..s =
o - Ouu1a 49, SssVs9W e - ~
ssls1aSi ssssssSse|S - e...'.s;s.s =
- 0n81 1So 80 esSssss.1s y
1 = 60 - ~ = . rnEa6isa e
- - ID 6ssn.r - -, 81
- - 00ER14oD O1 - = 8
skx - ~ ~ - ~
- - 10y isSsss|S aee 81
So s1l1no1nn - - A0nuu8 = 0lkuao
-. g.sntsa = nnag nssAspA nnnA.sn
- ~ Ou1s1 - - ooq1iSD = Fl
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23

L. JusrA vas osgasissA esA Unsupported
- town uadss sks gsossal laws of tke seaee
Il colorado, March i3, lAsi. On .April 8. I'm,
fs sssAns . sisy os sAs seeoeA si.ss. Pops-
istiea. Including addtetoes. about -
ssusss, Holly vatss works oWnSd by city.
eAssing fscsosy, largest brick ylsss In tbs
vov1 10 barrel Sour mill, oeOJUO RoosAly
Sassa Ye payroll and IL . shsivin1, isdossss.
osss and pros spsvous comm unity.
La Junta tribune., 1903-12-23
RI A0nII1 -

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-16
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
City Council Prepares Statement Of CITY
Finances.

In another column will be found a
financial statement of the city for the
year ending April 7th. The expense
of running the city OF Denison this last
year amounts to $l6, Isl, AS. This in
cludes money that has been applied
toward payment of debt.
The income for the year amounts "a
bout 100000 more than the amount
paid out. The statement is published
in compliance with a new law requir-
ing statement each year.
The council is to be congratulated
upon having reduced the city debt
nearly $500 in so short time, in the
taking up of time warrants, interest
and bonds, There may be those who
think work in different parts of the
city should be done, yet when the fact
that the city is really getting out o
debt, is brought to light, they canno
but commend the action of the council
When once this debt is cut down to
reasonable sum. improvements will b,
! pushed
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-16
Old Soldiers Invited.

At the request of John A. Logan
Post No. IS G. A. r. invitation is here
by extended to the old soldiers of
Crawford and adjoining counties to
meet in Denison on the morning of
June End. at the Post hall between I
and 1880 a. m. to act as an escort OF
honor to President Theodore Roosevelt.
Special badges will be provided and all
old soldiers will be made welcome. Let
the boys who wore the blue join in Civ
ing hearty reception to our soldier
President. This invitation is extended
by the authority of III. w. Scaggs, Com
mander, and John l.. Richardson, Ad
jutant,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-16
Memorial Day at Dow City.

The usual services will be carried
out at the Nj. e. church in Dow City
on Memorial. Sunday, May Gath, Rev.
Goodrich preaching the sermon On
May Both program similar to previous
ones has been arranged for, the parade
leaving for the cemetery at 10 q. m,
headed by the Arion band. At two
O'Clock in the afternoon Hon. j, +,
conner will address the old soldiers
and citizens Everybody cordially in
vited to join with us in the exercises.
B. Il. WIGGINs, Acting Commander.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-16
The Most Popular Of Shows.

The famous Campbell Bros, Shows is
duly announced for the grand exhibi-
tion at Denison on May %. 1t is the
concensus of opinion that the above
shows are years in advance of all
others in point of merit in the posses
sion of modern feats and features that
have no peer on parallel Its menag-
erie containing the choicest and most
rare specimens of the zooiogy's realms.
Its marvellous chronological display be-
ing uneq nailed and the aquatic wonders
embracing deep sea monsters as we'll as
amphibia. The arenic attractions are
numerous and novel and without doubt
far surpasses in general interest any
seen here or elsewhere in the past.
We look for a very large attendance on
tbe occasion. Preparations are being
luade to entertain the masses so that
none who visitus on May % shall say
on their return home that their recep-
Ition at Dauisea wasn't cordial ana
4 Aearty
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-16
The Canton line of farm machiner
sold only by L T. Cochran

.Deering IDEAL binders aad mowers
at Herman Rusch
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-16
$4,000 FOX MATHESON.
Governor Cummins Offers this Amount
for His Capture.


Governor Cummins has offered q re.
ward of $4,000 for the capture of Ma
theson, the Young man who shot Depu.
ty Sheriff ]. G. Baker at Council Bluffs
Nothing has been heard from him as
yet, and his parents are much alarmed,
fearing that he has committed suicide
In the Nonpareil of May 13, the follow
ing notice appears written by the par
ents of Matheson urging him if alive to
return home.
To GEORGE MATHEsoN.
Your father and mother are Frustrated over
what has occurred and at your absence. II
you see these lines. come hcme you can
surrender to any of the officers and you will
be protected, II any of your friends know OF
your whereabouts. please communicate with
Henry Matheson of Weston. Ia. Exchanges
please copy.
The fact that Mr.. Baker is rapidly
improving and has every hope of re-
covery lead many to think that the be;
will return. Mr. Bakers condition is
much improved and no serious compli
cations are anticipated.
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DIRECTORS ELECTED.
Prof. w. c. Van Ness Still at
the Head of The College.
BUILDINGS WILL BE REPAIRED.
A Sufficient Financial Guarantee Has
Been Made to Insure the Success OF
the DenisOn College for Years to come.

A Sufficient Financial Guarantee Has
Been Made to Insure the Success or
the Denison College for Years to come.
The directors of the Denison Normal
and Business College held a meeting
on Tuesday evening at Mr.. 2 Quick 5
office and elected the following as a
board of directors
For Term of Three years
j. B. Romans.
Geo. Naeve.
Chas. Tabor.
B Broderson.
For Term of Two years
C. F. Kuehnle.
Phi. Schlumberger.
j. P Conner,
w j. SERVER,
P. E. G. Lally,
For Term of One year
T.J. Garrison.
N. L. Hunt.
S. L. Gable.
L. j. Kelly.
r, Knaul.
Prof. w. C. Van Ness was unnanim-
ously chosen as principal and manager.
and he will conduct the college along
the same business lines as heretofore.
In this selection the directors acted very
wisely, as it is not probable that they
could find another man in Iowa who Is
more suited for the position than Mr.
Van Ness. During the years he mas
been connected with the college he na:
put his best efforts into the work, and i
is fact that scattered all over the
country are students from the Denlsol
Normal and Business college who art
holding positions of responsibility ant
commanding good salaries. This on
fact speaks volumes for the school,
A sufficient sum has been guaranteed
to insure competent corps of instruct
ors and assistants. and the prospect
for the future of the college are yer
bright.
The directors have ordered tn
buildings be repainted and repaire
and the main building thorough
renovated.
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Prohibition Convention.

The Crawford County Prohibition
Convention will be held III Denison on
May 10th. at the City hall at 2 o'clock
p. m. to select delegates to the state
convention to be held at Marshalltown
on May 9th. A large attendance is
desired. BY order of the President.
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NEW MEAT MARKET.
In the Miller Building OIL Broadway.
Witt l. Klinker PrOpriet0rs.

The Miller building on Broadway,
formerally occupied by the Bulletin is
being repainted and renovated and will
soon be occupied by Messrs Gus Witt
and John Klinker as meat market.
These gentlemen have been in Omaha
purchasing fixtures and supplies. They
intend to establish first class market
and while it would seem that the meat
business in Denison is pretty we'll GOV
cred, we wish the new firm success.