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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
Y0UNG DEMOCRATS
ORGANIZE 4 CLUB

a temporary organisation OF n
fpuus Meme Democratic cub was
effected iaHt night az meeting held
m the offices Of National Committee
man q ~ illetheu. The 0rHaniEa
ton VIII be made permanent At a
iHtaf date
Among the speakers 81 last niahtH
meeting were eN senator IaufET
Turner. &. q. Hetfnrf Judge ". H.
Maufu ava George n C0tteflll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

60-ineh q 90 An Wool Crash Chew
lets. "a castor. blue. brown and
gray ass.s sfstsssttsstt - ssss fpe
a inch All Wool Melton Cloth. ~
browns and EfayH .....a. VI 100
60 inch uM All Wool zibellns
Ciath $3.50. ................9iO 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
THE MARKETS

California cherries are arriving so
freely thht they we're quoted down 10
gtSh per haN this morning. Straw 81
berries also dropped slightly selllhg
this morning at 20 cents ana tl@sr
crate. tiahnnaa are new So pientle
ful that they Nara sold at a lower
price % tsto aud ia.fs per bunch
this morning
Washington creamery butter adj
yaneed 90 "a cents.
WHOLESALE PRICES
erhsss prices sns @ AM hufsf In Qaan-
utire fftoss "a small ruehsaee ANsfaes
% psf csnt kiahsrl
Provisions
fyvsh Meat cew tssf sss rsf ~
sss.f Ter y 80 ". matieni eAs hsf ".
ffavisiaas tzfas -, tfsakfaS bacon.
IKE hsiisS ffenh. iste.
Vegetables
nuftAnk potatoes native. o. osuio o. lasf
con takimas sis oe4line psf tan kss
cahf0fnia. - rs n. osrrgta, o. - paf-
tasss,, saunnassF. o. = ~ aassai cab,
teae. 40 - ssti Fhusaft. - s'ss -
- astts ssfstesas . a. psf - .ell.
hoans tss pfF it, easauhsfs. fssHti 20
PEI afssu, aftiahakss teusss 1ef fassH
faaisDss. iNg ~ aessa hsoehss gnians.
49, - ~ w. aNNNsA ~ - $3.50
Green Fruit. Etc.
eaafafnis ssfswt@ffias rteGsi - fsr
sratsl sitfferuis ahsFrtss ~ n lef tos
ignlaHs o. - psf vs. atshas..
- tsss, y 80 D. ! sssssss ) .
o. - fef tsiaea gfaFs fruit y azsetsee
auttsr. Cheese. Eaas. Poultry
Halter ws.hiHxten sFvAnsftss 81.
Is. fsssa rsasA So SO aos Naaasse.
cheese Native washiasiea. fsu sfs4as
ia afstufGsr lie Aeiss. tfisAi ts4iRi
Feaitff Dressed tafssfs. sAe - rs
hses. ie8lfe i've aaess iael afsssssA To-
HAY, Grain ard Feed
oats - . r.r tani taftsf. 80 - 80
tea ensat tsi % ~ sea. ssee - -
= - - taa 81 saks. tae - 80 Tee.
FAaisfn WashshNiI1a liissshf. IS % al
fgFuia ~, SO - psf tea. California a.
f-ifs. tis" psf ipa-
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
cfhzss vrtees az - seuas asitTsr~s -
faiifuaa fFslatl aspets ~ "a N a2eA IN
HAY ard Gssln
rastsrn Maskinstna tsmsfhf 80 90
e - Ess tsz zifssfs, - = - ssss aess
T. ~ rsf tael eafts3 ~ - 49, iee ~tssA
- - rer - bsaa - o. - - fsssfts.
81 - - tsai misEansss ~ 80 80 -a -
Eeas. Poultry ard Llsssseeh
Esss tfesh fsnssA iss&a fsg 0sasai i've
hsna it4afsf 80 ~ i've dUE4es Is tff
- afssssa ssat seiee 80 ~ flsassf
rsmffHa. TtanNe EEe m afNasr@ taes =
n stsatHs t4sf faaa - fszlt. ass pr fkl
sgssr.. 80 faaa, sssUsss 80 10 sAisss. -
test aFtURtsH F~F % ha9A 80 feA -
80 h. shesls go fasits 60 80 q iAAstse'
- faat sets ~ ~ - Hiss sise 80 .
Vegetable and Green Fruits
stssys.aas sstata-z. eztissa O - -
talf rsklnzae Hlitus tsr tea rasfsiss q -
tas saek aatiss enitsak tsAf5 Net4 tsNA.
D. tzsua - l~a trs. eNsst AsNsFs ht 80 >
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

law Heid. n slowly recovering from
an operation tor appendicitis
A aesen haodluma held up rnncy
Island train aud tef1fiEed pnasen
gers. They were all landed la jail
later
john ". Oates has reached Ems.
land Hays his health aud financial
status " the same bully
Jews OF Portland have subscribed
q. goo Cor the survivors Of the NiHh
meff massacre,
Governor Hunts hunting trip IN
Porte Rico ln over aud the bis game
hrshthua euniUf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

t0.ineh no All Wool Iiamespun
Tweeda. 10 brown. gray ana blue.
~ ffssst ssss s.sf fstsssffssS ~
ts-ineh tigo All Wool SOFT finish
Iiheitne. IN shades Of gray, AZ
fsss ftsffs sssfss tsffssfssss VI. IN
tt-ineh Al Wool Rope Twssds.
very stylish material. AZ 1 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
HUGO MAY RECOVER

George HuFr. both ~ whose legs
were amputafrd yesterday as a re-
suit % a faiitaad accident, a re-
ported Ia be improving ~ the Way
slda Mission hospital to-day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
NEW C.

AMES. Tow;
dedication tod
gineering hall
rural and Mec1
stitution ente1|
us career of ID
The dedicate
IN the presen|
assent lage, I'D
distinguished
the faculty. Il
the college.
The new hu|
oonuodlous 4
pense has bee
ID with every
up-to-date eqd
means OF pra|
will be made
ing departm,|
nected with d
Of the state d
under the old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

tGsineh ice All Wool fatamlne. IN
new blue. nav and tan. nj bBg
bssinoh fi.gs All Wool Mlatrsi Eta
mine, la blue. Eray. biscuit and
brown tfrffs e sssfftftafftf hnt
~ Inch tQg All Wool Etnmine.
Ia brown and blue. ats,s.aThe
iC.iuch tt.as All Wool Irvine Wolfe
iftnmlne. Ia gray. tan. reHedn,
hunter green, blue. cadet and
brown 81 s.sttsttsfssstt VI, ~
bosinrh All Wool London Cord
letamine. ia cadet. gray and hlez
euiti yard rssfFtfststtttttta4 VI soo
All Wool Fancy Lattice Examines,
Ia latest street shades. at , 30
New Al Wool Coronation RuitlpEs.
medium weight and beautiful
shades fs4a aaaHaaaffaffHsssHe NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
D.S.JOHNSTONCO.
PIANOS

Thoroughly reliable Instruments 1t
a MoDEFkATE PRICE that viii meet
the requirements % the home. the
school. the college. the fsachar and
N. concert hall There u an ever
Increasing demand fer such an In.
strumeut ss the u. = Johnston q
Co. piano. Ths majority Of dealers
are trying TO inset shis demand with
pianos % showy exterior and serY
cheap Interior. II IL. however. the
Interior construction and material
on which the musical vaiue - a pr
an0 depends. and by sighting these
vital parts tremendous saving Is
obtained IN cost Of production
T1r u. z Johnston 4 20. piano r.
warranted IN every part fer I'VE
years, and It ls the best and nasf re-.
liable Instrument sold AZ the price
Call and sea them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
nmnmunus sm d a n q
STAR DUST:

l4lnta 10 Summer olrls

Ftnta te summer GfFts
Wear your winter wraps tals
week
Yale university h Involved IN labor
trouble becauae students tfisd 60
break the New Haven strike.
crar = said to be sore ever the
hostility OF American newspapers
During the Performance q Uncle
TnmH Cabin az Osceaia. Nebs. sew
eral rnwp Of seats collapsed show
must have been awful
E'aIl sncampmsnt 81 regulars and
National Guards % Idaho. WashinK
ton and oregon Nili BE- held az
American i.aks, near Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
EVERYWHERE

Whether at the sea shore. In the
mountains In camp or tn the country.
happiness and pleasure can be great
~ increased with some sort Of a
small MUSICAL INSTHuNEST a
Fun line Of all kInta Of which you
will find In our big and complete
stock. We aim to please our custom
err. ard never tire In our efforts 20
merit your trade and confidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
MINIATURE ROAD
rs TURNED DOWN

No miniature steaa railway VIII
be operated between Lssehi and Me.
drona PARKS this samusef. - VS.
proposed T-he city council last
night reversed the streets commit i
tee hy dsnyius the prouufsfH ~ the
rAffMaF q tssssus5 - lss te.s 49, 80. =
- - \. Y s,..-- isssl- --,- - sss5 sftzTs-
ans wntsf fFunt between ths parks.
As "a result % the euzfnsifa ertioa
the iafligutian railway viii nos b.
constructed within the hotluds -
I.ssehf PARA. J. T. tihut~. uns q rs
pruss.nsera stated last ulshf that he
had permission fram the Seattle
Electric company owner % Iseseht
park. 20 operate The Rad thsfe-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

Engineer and freeman kllisa N a
wreck en- the nrnNsf q Rtao tsfanas
near Grand Junction. Colo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

Nathen nouin. eur long iost ieaset
var correspondent. says hs y hetnx
held for ranpam ~ TIE Iarnllltt
ga. ?. " = e ffa~s4-
snfIs5Ink Aeoouut % Bis adventures
fhink I'm a hoE. toaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
|LSSUl
VA
commissi(
Site

Under the 9
commissioners
new last even9
rants which N
Ter estate. In /
courthouse sih
street and TIM
rants are on
bear s per eef
. drawn In denal
10 the afnount
paid for the II
The issue ID
run. but as u
contemplating
for the purpS<
redeem all outs
II is thought {
be called in II
a year.
Prosecuting
represents the
matter. has M
title 10 the LAM
IL Is though
b laid for the
courthouse un
TIE negotiation
site.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

The people Of Seattle ought %
A. the finest marine dta7lag urti
saturday that pas ever seen IN this
barber. says an Afternoon eontsns
paEary sdisertaEsy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

King Edward has held the third
iav~s IL his reign n buckingham
palace. what = iolly old sovereign
King Eady h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

Slightly soiled Tablets at
half price. from 3 totI The
covers are furnished a little
from handling. bnt paper Is
perfect.
Lead Pencils. nt The dozen. Sc.
Imported Genuine MolHneline
Taneta Ribbons. FUN "a inches
Is idn this seasons mpet popular
ribbons. guaranteed all pure SIX.
aii the leading culafs 10 choose
from worth regularly t0c per
yafd saie price. 8 ~ 1T. ssc n yard.
Applique Hufeau Ecarfa. fuli
siae. ttxff inches. extra Euod quail
ity. ueN styles. worth regularly
Zoe each sale prizes. 20 II. &c
each
casnAfte fsfHhFsidrfisr. extra
nue qualities. Esoa strong edges
choice neat patterns, assorted
widths to CHOOSE from. new open
and blind designs. worth fssuiar-
ID 81 and ktsae yard. sair price,
: o. u. iase yard
nnya' soft Fut Hats. IN black
and gray. worth 7se aud . 90.
90 II, Bee.
Toys tsuif GNna assorted eoiars,
ste values. a 10 II. fse.
f1rtfa Quality Linen Finished
ThfHad. large size HpH-sis. black
enlf. worth regularly lee per
apnal. sais price, from ! "a II only.
se pr Hf-sslt
white Elastic. very hert qusiitH
- ans ] Inch stds. REGULAR rflce
tee per yard sale price. from
60 II. only gite per Ynfd.
A good HORSE Hide HhEuF ffrup
worth regularly sc each frun
20 ! aaig g. eaeh
Shaving brushes. extra quality
hFlsiirs a large assortment 81 ham
diss - shaesa ffauts regular val-
urH BE sarh; from : 60 II. choscs
tse each
Park a Tttfara'n Pure rnf Hum.
regular price &c . 10 - 1xo bot
fiss
Is, ,S5s.. .. -. ,
t=T7saTsf IHfFTW ENEf - IL ae4
fiefre's Pleasant frfrrasive Pei.
lets. reg pfiee stes 10 II. tzfsc.
lars Transparent Ciyrsrlns
So regular tte. 4 - 81. g.
THa 70 = buyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

t0sineh tf.a6 All Wool Enieksr-
booker Examine. in black. green
ana blue tttssssfttss.ssssf. WV
81 iuoh All Wool AibntroHs, In eve
ming ana street shades .,t...40e
81 inch Fine Finish English Bril-
llantiusa. Ia blues. Rfhyn, car
aihAl .sfss fsssstff|tstff 60 Que
as=ineh All Wool fine Black Al
halroaH. yard .sttt.z.tss.s.+. 4oe
4i-lnrh All Wool Black storm
Serge .stftssss fttsstss ssstfs Que
a-inch Al Woal Black Imperial
serge sssss ssssftftststssss tt QUO
a-iuoh All Wool Black cheyiot
b'fEe sts+st stfsffsssft sssf Que
it-luch Ali Wool Clay Serge. fine
black. value tsct.s......s.+,. ODE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

frtsetsus.f ussftbsrn OF German royal
family. but dld utsis damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

over gee coo young TyEs salmon
Will BE- haiehed out AZ tne Jifa etssss
hatchery near Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

The ierai Laundry Drivers unian.
No. Isl Kfvrs its nFss Organization
ball s.zusaFFe~ evening At Aadtsou
raFk pAxfiioa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

Los ANGE
Emmanuel Oh
Hath general
hyterian chui
by the retirii
tsxsFy raj
At O'CLOCK
opened TO rex
He 200 comnil
Md from tina
~ convened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
Materials for Tailor Sutings and UnIined $

6s-ineh All Wool Eponged sns
shrunk fine Melton Cloth. @ ter
shades. ht s.+sstssss.s..s.s.si soV
All Wool Fancy Nope TweefF =.
Hss ttssss sssssssssss+ssssss 1foo
B4-ineh sf75 All Wool Itedfefn
Cloth. a neat mixture Ia black.
brown, green and blue 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

taeai Ieemsn have stepped selling
their product and are arranging 70
harvest a lot more during the pres
ent cold SPELL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
TnF son MhHcHa
noepHoTF a CO.
reH CON MAaoHG
Sale of Dress Goods
Thousands of Yerds at
Underprices

The Dress lively In May this season
pricing than other ASH and our spa
bargains- Of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

90 inch All Wool Black chsyigt,
value 81. nj s.s.s..sss.ssfftss fos
q inch All Wool French whip
cord. soft finish black galp'
fitbs at sssssssssss+ssssssss - Duo
"a inch All wool Black Hlslral
Etamins. value ii.2g ..ss.s Dbe
4saiueh All Wool Black Wolfe Eta.
mine s...ssI 90. si.25. $3.50
tz-lnch SILK and Wool Black crepe
Eulian .s.. .sts+tts+@ft.s a IL
Fine English Briiiihntins Alpaes.
begutlfui black. at ..+.ss.s.s Doe
silk Finish English Black Bril-
iinntine Alpaca ...,s. .s....... -
..4475e. ~ co. ~ 20, si.bo
Is. prsniley = Co.'S silk Warp
Black Dfiiliautins ..t.s...siTb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

Mississippi river has ssain reached
high water mark At Ia CfosRe. Wis
EeSond tins this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

Figured cnsp1 Kimon1s. aide
hand trimming u SAME. gathered
sleeves. 4 Go II. 7se.
Figured cfeT~ kfmauos. floor
lsuEtiG wide white lawn edge
trimming. Rowing rieeVen. special.
5 70 Is. ti2s
Boys Mothers Friend white
Tailor HioussA. tiss kind. sizes 4.
snd from = - II. Csc.
BOYS gtHduruY Knee Pants.
Sizes from I 10 Is years. from :
to n. tse.
fT-inch fisured cretonnss. an
extensive range 50 select from.
value a. Zoe ayafdi special from :
Go II. - g. a yard
.Tsin..t Iag.sss.,e. .a.5l..ssssssS.NS,s.ssa NY
I. $780, :; =. - Y - 5sfEi. REsrrini at
e. yHfd.
Woiasn'r Past Black Cotton
HoRe. double sole. superior QuEi-
ttys special from : 20 II. ali sizes
a. kf-sc
Misses F5ne nltbed Past Black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

New York city ts 80 years Cd
this rncnsh. end ed Father kniek&r-
horksr h flat a. Eay Aa ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE

IN reason you
can't sell taikln'
machines & some
mva Is thes they
married one ioas
time age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

" Al~udroyu@ky wlii BE the Rus
sian commissioner % the 81. Louie
exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

New insect pest known a. the bsx
green stink bug h rayaklnE Arizona
efcps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

Isle Hose. double knes and sole.
Erliced heels and toes. beet abc
quality all sizes. special from s
70 Al. ~ lie.
&omen's Corset Covers. mace o.
fine material. buttoned 81 the
back. trimmed with lace. regular
value zoe. special. 20 II. ssc
Cbildf4ns Bingham AproHH.
with sleeves. value ssc, special,
1 10 ~. zsc.
childrena PeTaals Dresses. dark
blue with small white polka dots
REGULAR value tito: . H. II, sse
hireF & 20 IL years
Meas 1tc IIalbFlsgan undc.-
wear. gn wednesday,, tf.1.. 80, L. !,
Mems Shield Teck Ties. 81. each
ite.
All Weoi ChaIiles and Nohzir
wsiStinRs. In polka tout ana
asTipss value 7se. At stc-
tz-iuch All Wool Hofnespun
EuitinK. value sc. At Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

Although the Laureate Of King
county has not yet hesn officially
named. he insists that the Star Dust
publish his maidsu effort at verse
30 here Kosss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

RE vas dressed llks a farmer.
Ills wagon was old,
And he had the farm products
That always are soid.
bat sell coiored -oiso~
Formed most Of MA stock.
Il was fragrant and golden
And IN an old crock.
He csrralics the good housewife
And sold the stuff quick.
It's not always the reuben
Who gets the gold brick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
roas. psuIsry and LlVsssees

Nsx. ff.sh fansh. is4a p.sg fsasai tive
hsna. itAatsf 80 T. i've ausses - -
- afessea seaL seter go ~ ffsstssi
rsuftaa. Ttaanpa Eaef ~ dfNasnj taks. =
IL stasins t-ssf faas - feat ass tsf fkl
sgs=s. - fsa. sssusss - ~ sAtssss q
fassS eftUaisa F=F D. hasa - fasa q
80 h. sAesps go fssst a. 80 - i9Haa =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

DA VI
tan. polA
or hosp
ther. IN
s. itself c
aiming ID
hall site
"a 20 a I'd
ne city I'd
length am
W. point 4
1ss the cot
me 30 mix1
sew what u
az Il was
he question 1
Understandable
ote down n
hase the ad
saii shall be
IN which Il
Building stans
quarters and
Keezer propel
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-03
Happy March Wedding.

A happy nuptial event occurred on
the afternoon of March LIST, at the
pleasant and hospitable home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Biggs, in Goodrich
township, near Denison.
1t was the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Alta Mae, to Mr. Charles E.
Robinault, of Denison. The impressive
marriage ceremony that united their
hearts and lives in mutual affection
was performed by Rev. A. G. Martyn,
OF the Presbyterian church of Denison.
Only the immediate family relatives
were present TO witness the plighted
vows and extend congratulations A
most excellent wedding dinner was
served. The bride is one of the choice
young ladies of Goodrich and will prove
a true helpmeet in every sense of the
word. The groom is g young man of
pleasing address and sterling worth
and one of Crawford county's successful
teachers, having been student at our
Normal College.
The Review joins many friends in
wishing this excellent young couple all
the happiness and prosperity possible
in life. They will make Denison or
vicinity their hcme.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-03
Court HOnse News.

The board met yesterday afternoon
and let the contract for the temporary
court house to Mr.. Frank Fee for $3.50
The new building will be erected in
the street. west of the court house re-
Gently vacated by the city. The brick
past will be used as vault room at
present and later as the boiler room
for the beating plant. The county
clerk will remove his Office to the city
hall Immediately after court adjourns
and the April session of court will be
held in the city hall Bids for the
sale Of the old court house will be
opened March 90 The temporary
court house will be completed in six
weeks. The contract for building the
new court house will be let A pril Goth
and oy May o0tn the work on the new
building will commence 1t will be
more than year before the new cour,
house is finished.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-03
WHY Not in Denjson9

Next Saturday February 18th the
twentieth Century ladies will have a
Saturday market in the vest window
of the Vincent & Main butcher shop.
Come and buv baked beans, brown
bread, pies, cookies. CAKES, doughnuts
and plum buildings Tor your Sunday
dinner .-Ouawa Gazette.
Suggestion to the City Federation
who want to raise funds to furnish the
club room. How would this do? Deni-
son cannot be beaten and we believe q
woman's exchange would be good
thing.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-03

Mr.. VIM. I. Bowen is spending the
week in Denison in the interest of the
Holden Extension Mine at Chelan. A
number OF Denisdn parties are hnan-
ventures venture ana n a party consisting OF
Knau and w w. Cushman is planning
to go out to inspect the properties this
summer. In our next issue we will pub
lish an Interesting interview with Mr..
Bowen rei;t,.ye 20 Chelan and the Hol-
den Mines
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-03

The funeral services of the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Hover occurred
yesterday afternoI4 at O'Clock at the
family residence. conducted by Rev. A.
g, Martyn, of the Presbyterian caurch.
This little Voyager was no sooner
launched upon the great ocean of life
than his trail bark reached the haven
OF rest. OF such, most truly, is tie
Kingdom of Heaven. Our sincere
sympathies are extended the hereaveu
parents and household.
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The REVIEW has made arrangements

The REVIEW has made arrangements
whereby in the future it will obtain the
full market report up to the hour of go.
ing to press. This will give our Satur-
day morning readers the exact state of
the market at the close of the Chicago
exchange on Friday p. III. and will be
as late report as can be obtained from
any stock Journal. We believe this
feature will be greatly appreciated by
the farmers of the county and furnish
an additional reason why every farmer
should be REVIEW reader.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-03

Mr.. Jake Kepford, of Washington
township favored the Review with q
call on Monday and joined our class of
1904. He says he likes the Review bet
ter than ever and thinks the new mar
ket feature will be great benefit.
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PrOclanati0n.

Proclamation.
Notice is hereby given to the quail
fed electors of the city of Denison, Ia,
that the annual city election will be
held on Monday, March 5Oth, 1903, to
fill the following Offices:
One Councilman to be elected in
First Ward to succeed Samuel Luney.
One Councilman to be elected in Sec
.ond Ward, to succeed U. G.. johnson.
One Councilman to be elected in
Third Ward, to succeed Dr.. w. T.
wright.
The polling places are as follows:
First ward Sample room of New
Wilson House
Second ward--Harthun's Office.
Third Ward--CitY Hall.
:, Polls open at 8 o'clock 8. NJ, and
close at O'Clock o N.
Dated Feb %. 1903.
j. T. CAREY. Mayor
j. NJ Luney, City Clerk,
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If not already customer give US
trial and you always will be.
A. d. RANDALL.

Now is the time for the merchants
of Denison to make their ten strike to-
ward securing the heavy end of the
spring trade. There is no use in wait
ing until people begin buying-by that
time advertising is too late-Do it now
while people have time to read and
while they are thinking about their
spring purchases.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-03

Mr.. N. e. Wescott is at Sedalia, Kan,
in attendance at dairy convention
Ed. always makes it practice to at
tend all these conventions and picks up
much valuable information.
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Licensed to Wed.

From the records of the CLERKS office
we gather the following licenses to wed
Feb a5-Enos Cross, Dow City, Anna
Doser, Dow City.
Feb. 25-Fred Giersdorf, Morgan twp.
Martha Rabe, Morgan twp.
Feb. 27-Chas Robinault, Denison,
Alta Nj. Biggs, penison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-03

Architect Lee Barber is at present
working upon plans for new hotel for
Mr.. Scott at Lake View. The building
viii! be 2Sx76 and will have % bed
rooms. Mr. Barber's plans are very
complete and should Mr.. Scott decide
to use them he will have one of the
best resort hotels in the country.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-03

A call at the Bamford store yester-
day found Mr. Bamford at Charter Oak
and Mrs. Bamford and Miss Fanchon in
charge. They expressed themselves
as much Pleased mlUn their reception
In Denison and with the appreciation
shown by the Denison ladies of their
high grade goods,