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venice, inner inc direction o. MISS
Reed
Tomorrow Miss Wilson's class In
literature win take up the lie ara
works Ct the great English writer.
Charles Dickens.
Al a meeting of the first football
team, held in Miss Wilson's room
yesterday, a code of signals was de-
cided or.
Professor Bannistcr was out on tn.
gridiron yesterday assisting Coach
Butler in coaching the first team.
Today Miss Wilson's classes in al
zebra will have an examination under
The head Of Simple Intermediate
Equations"
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Obituary.
Contributed BY ]. Il. Lambert.

Contributed BY j. H. Lambert)
In our issue of the 3Oth ult, We made
mention of the death of MIR. E. T. Dob
son, who died at Lamont, Iowa, Dec. Is
The following article has been con.
tributed by warm friend of the de-
ceased, Elder j. K. LAMBERT
Elder Eli T. Dobson, son of Thomas
and Sarah K. Dobson, died at Lamont,
Iowa, December 28uh, 1903, after lin.
gerlng sickness OF more than five year.
Brother sDobson was born near De-
lott. Crawford County Iowa. December
18th 1856, was married to Miss Emma
Louisa McKim, a Deioit, on Marcn
3lst, 1878. As result of this unio, ,
three children were born unto them
Two sons and one daughter, ali OF
the memorial services.
On April II, 1871 Brother Dobson
embraced the faith of his parents. be
Charch OF Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints.
On March Is, 1873 he was ordained
as we know, honored to the day of his
d ,ath.
| After reaching proper age, Eidel
| Dobson engaged in teaching, in which
profession he was both proficient and
satisfactory.
He taught thirteen terms OF schoo
in Crawford county, after which. il
January 1882, he and his family located
in St. Joseph. Missouri. 'where he foil
owed bookkeeping. very successfully
till the time of his sickness.
As local minister, Elder Dobsor
was, we believe. conscientious. able ant
faithful.
| AS a school teacher ana bookkeeper
he was STRICTLY honest, able and sue
cessful. In fact. carefulness and thor
oughness characterized all his work.
A wife, three children, and an aget
mother, one brother and four sister
are left to mourn their loss
Thief uneral services were held IN tn
Saints church. at Lamont. Iowa. o.
December Goth. by Elder j r. Lam
bert. assisted by J. w. Wight.
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Buck Grove Letter

Miss saka Carpenter spent Christmas
ut home.
Miss Nell Sullivan went to Aron for
short visit
Jim Griffin of Nicola. spent the Xmas
vacation with friends here.
r. !. Moffitt is building an addition to
the store he has just purchased
Mrs. Kitty Winn returned from Upton,
la after few weeks visit with relatives.
And-and we expect to S another we'd
ding soon, but hardly dare to say who.
H A Newman was up from Arion look
ing after his property which he sold to S.
Staler
Several OF the young folks were invited
to Mrs c. X Carpenters to eat New
Years dinner
The class of 'o3. of the Denison. High
school had a class reunion on Thursday,
at the home of Fl Hayes
Miss Minnie Pauisen, who has been at
tending college at Omaha. was home on a
couple OF weeks vacation.
Mr.. Dave Weatherby ha, been visiting
his sister at Des Moines for the past week.
He returned home Fir dav.
The Misses Grace Pence and Mile
Bicknell spent Christmas in Sioux City,
with their brothers, returning home Sun
day evening.
arty was given in honor of Miss Fan
ME Hayes last wednesday, who + as been
home on Ter Christmas vacation. She re-
turns to Iowa City this week
Aug Hammond had a sad misfortune
on last Wednesday, his house being burn
ID to the ground. The fire started in the
kitchen, and when the family discovered
it, it was beyond control.
Mr., Andrew Anderson, cousin of A..
Miller, and Mi Techla Hansen, who re-
Gently came here from Denmark were
married Saturday Jan end at the home OF
Mrs Andrew Miller They have the best
wishes of the entire conamunity.
A letter from the nurse at the Sioux
Falls hospital says that lay Pence, who
was hurt, is getting along nicely, and will
not suffer much from his injuries He was
not hurt as bad as reported. One foot
was cut across the top, and the other foo
was badly cut. He expects to be home
about the 9TH Of January.
F A. Slater and Miss Lizzie Stegeman
of this place were married at Manils
Dec. 22d. Mr.. Slater is cashier of the
Buck Grove bank, and young man Of
good habits, and much respec ed by all
Miss Stegeman is ,he only daughter o! Z
Stegeman who has been known since
childhood as good and respected lady
with honorable traits. We wish for then
a bright and happy future.
Mr.. Eu1Iid Tranter, of this place anc
Miss Clara Larson OF Deloit, were mar
ried at the home of the brides parents
Dec. |, 1903 Mr. rranter is we'll known
in this vicinity, and is we'll liked by al
who know him, possessing strait anc
moral character. Miss larson is straug
er in This vicinity, but we all know he ha
chosen we'll judging from his character
He has the best wishes of the entire CON
MUMMY, They win live at the home {
James Tranter
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orion Neus Letter.

Happy New Year.
Delray Durham was in town on busi-
ness Monday.
G. n Jordan visited Denison on bus'-
ness Saturday
Miss Abbie McHenry visited Mrs. DR..
Coon Saturday.
Fred Fienholt was stricken with apo
plexy on Friday.
George Huffman is having a round up
with the Ia grippe.
Mrs. Florence Hoffman is suffering frcm
an attack Of rheumatism
Fred Butler has returned to his law
studies at Battle Creek. Michigan.
Mrs Sears McHenry and children visit
ed at the home of DR. Coon Tuesday.
W:l Huffman an wife were down to
attend the funeral OF Warren Talcott on
Sunday.
Price Norman and son were in town on
Saturday, and took dinner with N. p Un-
derhill. Mr. Norman runs MIR Underhlii's
farm.
VIM Corey and wife have engaged to
work for the Fox boys the coming year. on
the Herman krohnke farm which the boys
have rented.
Sam Staller has traded his stock in the
Arion Telephone Company to Mrs Evans
for the building occupied by the drug
stock of DR.. King.
/ A photographer was in own Saturday,
taking views of our bank, mill and Arion
e,chantile Cos building: which IT. Nc
| Vcy will hive in the New Year edition OF
the Anchor.
Fred Jones has rented the room in the
Newman building, and has opened up a
shoe shop where he is prepared to fix up
your sole" on short order.
| John Thompson and wife we're in town
on Saturday fixing up the papers on their
| farm, which they have sold to Walt Cole,
Mr. Cole will move on to the farm March
Ist.
Our schools did not open on Monday or
account a case of scarlet fever in the
home of Buck Butler. The case is the in.
FAINT of Hal Butler and as the family is
Guaranteed it is net at all probable that
more cases viii develope.
The Barnar home was the scene of higi
festivities on Friday evening; it being TIT
annual banquet of the Penelope Club. A
6 O'Clock sharp the ladies had everythin,
in readiness and the guests arrived prompt
ly on time. and a once started in on
sumptious banquet of seven courses. TIL
table was decorated with ferns and III
house was tastefully arranged, and eac
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-01-06
Charter Oak.

Mrs O. NJ. Criswell came over from
Denise to spe d the Sabbath with her
brothers, the Harris.
John Rohwer, the Denison fnancier,
was a guest in the home of D. Born
holdt sunday.
Miss Jessie Andrews came home
from Denison Friday for little visit
wi her people. She returned Monday
to her duties in the Bamford store.
J + Glenn came over from Denison
yesterday to arrange for pr nting tie
telephone directory for this exchange,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ullrich spent
Christmas with the lady's parents at
Mrs Ullrich dld not return until Tues
day.
The Hart families drove 20 Denison
FRIDAY to partaKe of Christmas cheer
with o. III Criswell and wife.
John Hart and family came dowr
#; om Aberdeen Thursday evening FOX
a weeks visit with his people here ano
ia Denison.
d o. Johnser aud family and Mrs.
Matthews and Miss Cecil went to Oma.
ha to share Xmas cheer with Mrs. Phel
an. Mrs. johnson remained in the city
! for a longer visit while the others re
turned Monday
Miss Goldie Thompson expects to re-
turn Monday to Nebraska, where she il
spending the winter as an attendant tt
her grandmother. The elder lady il
! gradually improving in health. end il
is hoped that by spring she will be abl'
to make the journey to Charter Oak.
(, The Masonic order last week re-elect
ed DR. Waterhouse to preside OYER thei
lodge another term, and in remem
hrance of his faithfulservice for 81 long
they made the event the occasion for
little special work in special degree
the cane degree With an appropriate
address, the members gave him an Gle
CANT gold headed, ebony cane they ha
had prepared for him. and the doctor
we'll, just imagine the good doctor as h
gldes up the street with that 2:3S wal
of his. .randly fourishing stick Q
such rretentions Pleased3 you bet
he cherishes it among his dearest keep
sakes.
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ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

For,week ending Dec 22d, letters for
the following persons remained unclam
cd for at the Denison Postoff1ce:
Fred Brent ~ Ganse Bros
Ross Gardner Miss Zuie Gibson
George Hill Mrs Addie Hill
VIM. Kelly Henry Keller
John CLEAR Mrs. Fannie Weber
Mrs. Hattie Wilson Celia Woodw
When calling for the above please
say advertised.
F. w. Meyers, p. M.
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Half Rates to Portland Oregon. rnd
Return.

Via the North Western Line Excur
sion tickets will be sold Jan 6 to Q. ip-
elusive, with very favorable return
limits, on account of convention OF
National Lie Stock Association. Ap-
ply to Agents Chicago & Northwest
ern R'y.
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Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditors
In the District Court Of the United States for

the Southern District of Iowa:
In matter, of Char es d. young. Bankrupt
To the creditors of Charles d Young. OF
Denison. in the county of crawford, and Dis
trict aforesaid. a bankrupt,
Notice is hereby given on the 2lth day OF
Bee a. d. 1903 the said Charles y. Young
was duly adjudicated bankrupt; and thai the
first meeting of his creditors viii be held at
nv officein Carroll, Iowa, on the l6day OF
January A. ID. 1904, at ten O'Clock Ia the fore
noon at which time the said creditors may
attend prove their claims, appoint trustee,
examine the bankrupt. and transact sub
other business may come before said meet
ing. 49,,
II. X. BuRcH, Attorney for BANKRUPT.
WILLIAM K. LEE. Referee in Bankruptcy.
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FOR SALE.

1 Gasolene Engine AZ horse power, al
most new 1emery grinder and wheels
complete. Disk sharpener and circu-
lar saw-line shaft and pulleys, com
plete. Sold separate or all together.
Inquire at this Office.
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Notice in Probate

STATE OF IOWAts
Crawford County
In the matter OF the estate of Mary Jane
Luney late of Crawford county, decreased.
Notice 'fappointment of administrator.
To WHOM In MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that on the gath day
of Dec. 1903, The undersigned Was duly APP,
pointed administrator of the above entitled
estate, and all creditors of said estate are
notified to file their claims in the office of the
clerk OF the district court. in and for crawford
County. low. within one year from the date
OF this notice, according law. aud have the
same allowed and ordered paid by the said
court, or stand forever barred therefrom
Dated Dec, q 1908.
CONNER & LALLY, Attorneys, 30
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-01-06

The Moiar Barber College, Omaha. Neb.
wants men to learn the barber trade. Fret
clinic and careful instructions. Few week
completes Tools. diplomas and position
given each graduate. Write them today
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neus Hbout De1oit.

w. T. Huckstep shipped nine car loads
of sheep to Chicago Monday night. Aif.
H lckstep and John Taylor went in with
them.
Mrs E. krugsr and son Willie, went TO
Denison Monday afternoon. Mrs. Kruger
was taxing Willie to the doctor He had
been kicked by horse on the chin just
under the lower lip, and one tooth was
knocked ont
Mr.. Eli Baber started for Tara, Iowa,
Monday evenins to accept position as
foreman on some railroad work.
Stella Myers is visiting relatives in Mo,
Valley.
Mr. and Mrs E w. Pitcher, of vermil
lion. S. D., visited at Mrs. Pitchers par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Geo. Winans, last
week
VIM Hunt, Of Omaha, was visiting rel
atives and friends in Deoit last week.
Elder ]. Hunt performed marriage
tracing parties being MIR. Fred Pearsoli,
and Miss Cena Justice, OF Dow City Mr..
Pearsoll is son of James Pearsoll. of near
bOW lily, WHO ldhCS SudtS &c II WY SOhiS
service ct the L. D. S. conferences and
and is we'll known here Miss Justice is a
Rev. Morgan went to Kiron on New
Years eve, to Mr. Larson's, to perform a
marriage ceremony. of whom we have not
learned the names.
On New Years Day Rev Morgan united
in marriage Mr.. Arthur Whey, and Mis-:
Anna Anderson, at the brides home. Bott
have lived near Deloit for ears, and art
we'll and favorably known. aud have many
J friends who wish them happy and pros
| porous voyage through life.
Miss Lulu Sutton, of Odebolt, and Mis-
Myrtle Tucker and Miss Nellie Pollock
| of Denison. were New Years callers o
their friend. Jennie Newcom.
Mrs. r. Flint and daughter Lucy, sp n
| New Years in Denison.
MIR Roy Lee and his sister, Miss Able
visited relatives al this place Saturday ant
Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Humphrey, the NJ. E
deaconess. who has been assisting in tn
revival services the past two weeks, ven
away Monday.
Mrs Melissa Jordan will go to Laurel
Neb., this week to visit her children.
4 Miss Ehie Myers of Denison, visite
relatives here the past week.
VIM Ford and wife are visiting relative
here at present.
4 Miss Belle Cruzen visited few day
the past week at The Hess home.
Half Rates to Portland, Oregon, an
Return.
Via the North Western Line Excu
sion tickets will be sold January 9Th !
9th, inclusive. with very favorable I,
turn limits, on account of conventie
Of National Live Stock Association
e | A II - q,
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Aosass 4essss4 g5ssrs
nsssesEs what yeE eat.
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Bronchitis
Correct any tendency to constipa.
,tion with small doses Of Ayers Pills.

For Sale-Four choice Poland
China Bears, two of them bred from
best stock in Wisconsin / also have
40 cocherels for sale. They are of the
Hawkings strain. B. +. LEsHER.
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CONNER & LALLY, Attorneys, 90
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-02
4 New Doctor.

! Cottonwood now has another
doctor in the person of j. d. Shin
nick who arrived in the city Sat
,urday from the east and is opening
Offices in the Hale building oppo
site the CHRONICLE office. DR..
Shinnick is a graduate OF the Rush
Medical College, Of Chicago, and
for the past year had charge Of the
st. Mary's Hospital at Superior.
Wis. He is gentleman Of very
pleasing appearance, is Catholic
by birth and speaks German flu
emily. He has chosen Cottonwood
as field where an energetic young
physician may hope to build up a
good practice and we believe he has
made no mistake in his selection.
Notice his card in this issue.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-02
The Key that unIocks the Door to
Long Living.

The men of eighty-fve and ninety
years of age are not the rotund we'll fed,
but thin, spare men who live on slen-
der diet. Be as careful as he will, how
ever, a man psst middle age will occa-
sionally eat too much or of some article
of. food not suited 10 his constitution,
and will need dose of Chamberlain's e
Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse
and invigorate his stomach and regulate
his liver and bowels. When this is
done there is no reason why the average
man should not live to old age. For
sale by Farnsworth & Briley.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-02

Nj. F. Fuchs, the Ferdinand
merchant, was in the city Monday
and made US a pleasant call. He
came over in the interest of the
Nezperce Cooperative Telephone
Co, in the hopes Of getting the line
extended from Ferdinand to this
place. When asked concerning
the line he said that he had secured
the extension from Dublin to Fer,
dinand and estimated that it would
cost about $3.50 to extend the line
the nine miles to this place. This
sum of money the residents of this
place are expected to subscribe and
the subscribers will receive stock
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-02
LOCAL OVERFLOW.

The Oregon Saloon at Grangeville is
now handling the Cottonwood beer.
Callat Funke's saloon for the cele-
brated Lewiston beer, by keg or glass.
w. w. Blackburn has opened the old
Cottonwood livery stable and will give
the best Of service.
The show last night was one of the
best we have seen and will be equally
as good tonight.
Ladies, If you need new jacket for
fall or winter wear call at Goldstone's
and look over his new line.
When in Grangeville step into the
Oregon Saloon and let Fen Batty serve
you cool glass Of Cotton wood beer.
Goldstone has just received the finest
line of cloaks and jackets ever shown
here. Call on him if you need one.
81. A. James has all kinds of rough and
finishing lumber at his old mill cite 8
miles northwest of town. Gail on him
there if you need lumber.
DIR. E. M. Stephens Rheumatic
liniment is for sale at the postofice and
at his former Office in Cottonwood.
These medicines are too we'll known to
need any recommendation.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-02
Dad Lyons Drusged.

A report was circulated in town
Wednesday that /. d. Lyons, for
merly of this place, had been killed
in Spokane, 1t was impossible to
secure any details until that even
ing when the. Lewiston, Tribune
cleared up the matter. 1t seems
that Mr.. Lyons and family have
been stopping at Juliaetta for the
past couple months and that about
the middle of November he left for
Edmonds, WASH, with the inten-
ton of purchasing saloon there.
Later word shows that he went no
farther west than Spokane where
he stopped for several days. On
not hearing from him for a few
days Mrs. Lyons commenced tele-
phoning but could not locate him.
1t seems that while in Spokane
DAD had gone up against some
knock out drops' and when he
awoke found himself "un the Pike
in St. Louis. Later he again came
to in ST. Paul and wrote from there
that he would be home in a couple
weeks. He was said to have con
siderable money with him when in
Spokane but did not say in his let
ter whether he had been robbed or
not.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-02
Representative Of St. Paul firm SUBJ
mits Proposition.
ASKS 10 YEAR FRANCHISE
May later install an Electric Light Plant
if Franchise is granted.

A travelling man from St. Paul
by the name Of Anchell was in
town the first Of the week and laid
proposition before several men,
bers of the commercial club to sup
ply the town with water system.
If the people favor it he will come
again and take the matter up in
earnest. The proposition as out
lined by Mr.. Anchell is materially
as follows: His company will dig
wells to furnish an inexhaustible
supply of the purest water and will
furnish all the water for fire pro-
lection and street sprinkling to the
city free of charge, this water to be
furnished from either standpipes or
fire plugs, and the city to furnish
its own hose and hose carts. The
company asks guarantee Of 100
water patrons at $3.50 per month
for each connection, each faucet to
supply five rooms and each addl-
tional faucet to cost $5 per year
extra. The company will erect
reservoir, which they guarantee to
empty and clean every two weeks,
will lay a g. or 5 inch main on
each of the principal streets and in
return asks the city for an exclu-
eive franchise for 10 years, at the
end Of which time they will sell
the system to the city, if it desires
70 buy, at its original cost. In ad-
dition to the guarantee Of 100 pat
rons at $3.50 per month the com
pany asks = contract from these
patrons to cover period of 10
years, the contract providing that
when the property is leased or sold
the water contract will be 'contin-
ued in such sale or lease until the
10 year's term expires. No limit
is placed upon the amount of water
to be used by the patrons and the
company guarantees to furnish all
that can be used. Mr.. Anchell
also stated that in case franchise
was granted the company would
perhaps later install a small elec
trio plant and furnish the town
with electric lights, Considering
the number. of years before this
town will be able to put in water
system of its own we believe the
proposition very good one and
think it might safely be considered
by the most conservative citizen.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-02

in the company to the amount Of
their subscriptions. Also any per-
son holding $25 worth of stock in
the company is allowed to talk free
OF charge to any point on the line
on Nezperce or Camas prairie and
for half price to points off the prai-
rie. If the extension is made to
this place the company will then
try tu enter Grangevllle and so
have a perfect system over both
prairies. The line would prove a
great benefit to this place in giving
quicker and better service to prai-
rie points as the present system is
so overworked much of the time
that it is almost impossible to get a
conversation over the line. Several
here have signifed a willingness to
take stock in the new com pany and
we believe little trouble will be ex
perienced in getting all the sub
scriptiop necessary. 1t would be
well to push the proposition as rap
idly as possible so as to get the
poles set before the ground freezes.
Mr.. Fuchs said he subscribed all
but $50 Of tie amount necessary to
make the extension from Dublin to
Ferdinand but would not be with
out the line for twice the money.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1904-12-02
Coughs, Colds and Constipation.

Few people realize when taking cough
medicines other than Foley's Honey
and Tar, that they contain opiates
which are constipating besides being
unsafe, particularly for children. Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar contains no OPT
ates. is safe and sure and will not con-
stipate. Sold by Farnswortn & Briley.