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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
2evn as. to Mr. Samuel foot Forbes,
e N orfolk The marri age wi II y Ike PLACE
ruesd lay evening Angus t 23d, at o % clock,
II the First Presbyte rian Church, Ash Z


sReynol ID s. to Mr. samue ELI foot Forbes
Sof IN orfolk.. The marri q ge.Will take PLACE
Tuesday evening Angus e 23d, 2at o o' CLOCK,
at he First Presby rianA
$ Yrs. Churchill Gibson Graves will .be!
wit h Mr.. nd lrs. earn r,8 DIV ar
renton, unit after the Horse SHOW.
MFs; B
M The Chariot tesvlleS Progress OF yVedneess'-
S III sAf Hon, Taylor ELY Rich
5Smrond v chairman Of the Sta I'D enocratl
Committee vlstin the s Wy
count !. II ls5 4. ~
Claudia areSvislting Mr.. Pa trick IS other.l
Mrs. Pat l,! SDanYille
Charles Meyers the aap1shfttsrSS Is
M Y, 5or, and
Mrs HorAce Fred erlcks nurg,
Va.
bssa s sf esfHls
MISS Jennie Hal 1, ana ID 4 g
Il. "a. Early. has been " * Z
TIA a Earlys Cha pier SDaug hters Of Con-
federaey. ot Rocky 81 j, u Mount & punt va;
Miss Margaret Gould As back from 70 g
visit to Mrs II one Pr Sllito'ns
94T The 4, REV, a nd Mrs homas G Faulkner
whose nuptials were recentl ~ cele Drateus
in Richmond. sf are no W spenalrg s some
time @ wit VI ner' pa en aus ~ IL
sBoydton. n AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
.FEl,A VIZ Iss;PoNso Or AND MAID.
The Late John Rand olph's Tuck
S Il er's Home Changes Hands.

" Especial 4 To The y rlss-p
I,ExINGToN " Al, u ugust II. "A assistant
Inaspsctor i. scott N oora of the Grand Camp
az Virginia Confederate Veterans, has noni-s
mated ta Strand InEranalsr Gsorge III Chris,
Cameron. Of Goahen, az sponsor yrom the
Tenth Yirglnis spl ,trlcs r. ths NEE lnG 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12

United states army. gave himself up
here yesterday. and he lis being held pet.d-
Ing instructions from % ed srnl cut hcrlt TIES.
Smith claims he was attached to the ca ~
an1auga Park, and that III deserted his
command on July 18th. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
PHENOMENAL MEETING
Three Hundred Conversions in Al
Tent Meeting in Lynchburg.

al y speelal to The Times plspatch,)
AZ Khibb, ministerial students al 't the
Virginia Christian ollege, at this city,
Is IN the midst of a Phenomenal Hleetlng
ing has has beer IA progress s fer Six wsslss,
ana there have been nearly ~ confess n
SsioNss Already nearly 400 petsalls httYe
es'ys Raetlssadi aa RE
Interest In the meeting Is unusual, md
last night be- tent wa CIR ~. 81 II dnsnite
the heavy lin whieh fell uni n long afler
the serXic CO IVA 9oy VA ge
lllatn q. smlth. q corl5ra In tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
CAROLINE MONUMENT,
Horse Frightened BY Storm Runs 3
Into a Wire Fence.
. lspecIal ~ .The " mes-Dlspatehi

al5t58E( SpeciAlk to line fIlneS-DlSpdtcFt)I
FRhDERIcKsBURG Al Augus st -
Caroline County Camp of COME derateI
Veterans has resolved to ra ise ", 500 for
the erection OF a monument to the Com
4 federate soldiers III of that county, who
were killed or q d led Il in the service. q nd
with that view n has III a ppotnte ed the fol-
lowing cnmmit tee, to- arrange for can
washing the county for Contributions;S
EMessrs. A. B. G handler Smith
& George T., Rou lWare. Wesley Wright, 2.
r. Coghill and r.. {: a Peat ross. The,
camp vii \ appl Sto the State sion
y. M. Walter Wa Carson. 81 STAFFORD county.
had two val BILE. horses bad liz Injured,
By running into q ba r. ], wire !. fence They
were In the pasture. and during a. VA lent
storm became Il so frig tened II ha t hey
ran into a. five s trand barb-W!re fence, fH
Nearly a years e oba s;e
and the planters, secured Rane prices The
growing crop US very DTo =, but
days, and the plants are now need Of
Z, "a snrotraeted meeting at zoar Church.
oTange has st Is s9ssd Viii
George =. cook. g Amherst n county. a
n Ksv, a Lynn, 81 sta lord has re-,
where he .lass!s ted. IN a pra ira ted meet
witch Rev, &, w Beaie lis tie eAI pas tor.
z There We're TWEEN ty- oneS conversions,
feSarS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
Camping Par ty.5

The Clifton h 2 orge Review OF & Tuesday =
says :8ss n
i&5s'' and Mrs. Wilton Cook and party
are njoying az few weeks at Camp Prln-l
cess, near Hyman' s, on the CoWpast
They have already been there overSsa
week, and xpect to remain several days
longer. The party is composed Of a8 Jolly
crowd and among those rom a. dlstanIc
are Mrs. Harning and Miss God, 8 OF.
Philadelphia, and Mr.. Harry Brad ford.
OF New = ork. 81 Judge q K. And rsonsar,d
son, George. and Mr.. J. H. allafan have
been among the Clifton Forge visitors
iot the camp. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook are
doing everything possible for the pleasure
OF their guests, all OF whom declare they
are having the time OF their lives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12

5 BEL "a ns Great Demand.
N mo Il demand for Chamberla ms Z Collie
Cholera ana L d larrhoea Remedy here has as
been SO great that I have scarcely, been
able to keep IL In sto ck. II has cured
cases o dysentery here WhenMa a., other
relnedi les nk lt'
ma This remedy Is for sale BY all drug
ofs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
h decentralization.

fst "a marriage b announcement Nj tnatsst VII!
come as q surprise to many u friends OF
the groom Is that Of Mr.. Lloyd Powell
Hepburn. t bird son OF the Rev. SeWell 81
Hepburn. so well known In this commun-;
sity, to Miss Harriet a. Bray tor, daughter
OF Mr.. MI chael Bray y q promine nt mer.
chant Of u tica, n I.
The ceremony took place quietly in the
home sof 81 the bride Thursda lay evening
August the Rev. =. B 9 q. Massey.
rector 81 st. Luke d rotestant Episcopal
Church, ofnciat ting.
The groom g was 4 reared sH in NJ Hanover:
county I. where he Is still Ell Affect nately3
He Isl now q successful agent
of the Prudent ial Insurance d Company in
New York city. 8
\ The honeymoon will be spent on the
and Mrs. Hepburn stunning afterwards
TO make their home U in the State mes!
ttropol Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
Berrxyille Horse u Show!

81 The &Berryvilleg Horse Show, to be held
August 18th and & l9th i, 3 IS the next event
OF Its kind to- engage the attention q
Virginia people to one OF the most beau
gttful. prosperous ana hospit Bile sections
of stheE State
as Many beauh full &. homes { are XII Ia b ella IKE
county, and house parties gath there
are now in full and merry II swing. The
association grounds have been beautifieh
for the enjoyment OF II orseS Show guests.
and the occasion BIZ fair to be one Il of
the most reditables OF the mont h.
The Horse Show will be preceded by the
reunion OF the survivors OF the famous
sMosby attalion, which will 4 be held gu II
Berryvill 8, August 18th. the i anniversary
$of the capture OF Il e wagon train at the
Fair Ground business meeting an rlS
dinner will 81 be followed at ME Z by he
appearance Of the Old soutH HI Quartette,
under the direction Of MI .s Polk M Her,
for the benefit OF the 5Mosby> command
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
Personal Mention m

Miss Myrtle MGMullan n, " no, vi TIL her
friend, Mrs. Anna Lee Bak er, has been
stopping for the past week q ts N g. 9l7s p,
Marshall Street, a will leave toni ght5s for
yAsheyIlle. N .5s CT, where s he will meet
and spend some time at u the Berkeley
Hot ell M ssrs! Z. 4s w. i'd ri J udson q,
MCMILLAN 4 are travelling In tina vicinity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12

FRO IN n HIM ON sc HEAR RATES
VIA sEABo GARD al r. LIN E
8# SAN VRANCIsCO, CAL, and return;
sss,s5. Account Trlennlal ConclaYe.
Sntc ut Ternplars, and SOVEREIGN Grand
10 age, 4 Il o. Q, +. cts on sale Aus
aust 1ith to September 9th. Inclusive, llm-5
tod to October %, 1904, 85 II
cIATTANoo ATE III, and nd return.
ia Is. a count Interna tional Associat! ton
N Fire Eng lneers; tickets sold Sept
i'm and 12th, limited to September Goth;
3but on payment OF 50 cents, tickets VIII
IA OK tended to any date not later than
September 3otts i5j4S, I. !, 8, b
y All at tho above rates apply from I'lcl'-j
,,'svs he md at al. other stations on the
Sea tD;,T d. . !. =, (. y, q Z, 4
HI s. LIZARD, ri M II q 1 4ttO1t
@'1f5',' a II. Il. A. /, M q y. "A. B
'Phon q 4o5. $50 n, Main St, 3 Richmond We.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12

8Mrn.S Anna Lee Baker has been elected
subs tttute tea cher in the public schools
OF Charlottesville, a. " here 8 he has
accepted q position for next session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
e)ocxnl ana
onnl.


The REV. Or. Edward N. Calisch Of
Beth Ahabaf, Synagogue, this city, Of
ficiated "Wednesday evening at the we'd
ding celebration OF Miss Gertrude Letter.
man to Mr. Samuel B. Kaufman, OF
Chicngo, the ceremony taking place In
the home OF the BRIDES parents. Mr.
and nirg. Moses Leterrnan, OF High
Street, charlottesville .Ssl 5Ssiss
"a The plrlors OF the Leterman home were
decorated for the ceremony
In green and white. The bride, who Is
a eocial favoritc III Richmond. through
her visits to friends here, was gowneds
Iii white crepe de- chine apd rose point
lace. The diamond brooch holding her
veil In place was d bridal gift from the
groOrn's parents Miss Viola Leternan,3
tic maid of honor, was attired In white:
silk null over pink silk, and carried q
bouquet OF pink roses. After the ceres
5mony and wedding supper, Mr.. and Mrs.
.Kau frnan left on an extended Northern
49, Jj 5.t Z.
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49, le,sS - 5 : h 4 81 :
" Mru.S Anna Lee Baker has been elected
substitute cher IN the public s seh9 q
secspsed 9 positlo. S. session
MI. Royal T.. Webster, who has been
MRS. Mrs. " re- Vas y!sltlng her par
Bents In baltimore. was ca lad home Sum
day BY wire, Il, n 4" tS u. !,
street. rect IS Spending some Tine VIII hsr
cousin Mrs Hills 4 "A. Buckss7 at Bells's5
s'' 3 Dads Ioulsa county g.
h 4a'is ssS i 34 ss:% A''
Mrs r Rupp and Miss 8, Mayla a. Rup !,
are the guests3of Mrs, W.. l',3sTaylor IN
The Clarke Courier Of this week gives
the folio owing account 8of a q curious sur
#Yival Of by gone days when 1t says
toSthis once last fweek q larze brass BUT
ton which he found on yhat Is kl9ewn az
Ferry The button is nearly ~ large e s,
a5 It bears an ca & le, VII an cl!ve branch
tho other. Above the eagles head rs the
sRssi nse edse
i7ss ~ Me 81 rh ira Wiashington was
hIaSsaE MsFoh I
date first decided upon, but there wa
some delay In the IN q rs urat he bu ~
ton is rem arka bly, vel Pre-
sta tai ss ssns efths Xlrglnia branch,
International Order Of King 8 Daughters
Sens nrd Miss RSrgifnls II ta!Fb1t e
met M s sSg Il uY Tsesaay
5e'vening u. August at h, In the Union
caurcll AZ l0w M .of. a Va 3
Mr.. u re- bert Norfleet and Mr.. Henry
Grant haVe recently been the 4 u ests Of
friends at Charlotte '. |. q, ya'
lss NJ arie IA & ylor, Of fJorfo I. who
mas Y been spending sons time In 4 Rich-
sn,ond has returned nome Y
ss cosby \, |! sA.,oyinS 4, ,A;1 S,y
by BeRol IN, " I. Esq "a
rs 81 psl sslstf dliy sof Ssmaiadef 81
the suIpn' 81; 81 !. 4. 81
DR.. chs rles Yernon Iteynolds,. Of Ash Y
vile. M. Nj. hn lssu ed ms 70 sthe
marriage OF his sister, Mlsa Ada Bonnels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12
Silver VVedding5 Celebrated.

Silver w ddlng Celebrated
4 An interesting social event in Winches-8
ter last NJ onday evening was tho silver
wedding celebrate ton OF e NJ r and Mrs.
Hunter B. Grimm held in their home
No. 2ls South Main Street, the Rev. Or.
y. NJ G ilbert. who OBLIGATED at their
marriage on August 5, 1870. bestowing the
benediclion. ~ \ 33# 3. Al .5j5ss rs
Assisting the bride and groom Of the
evening were their sons, Messrs. Fred.
Louis. Clifford and Harry; Mrs. Grimns
washing ton Hits and congratulations
were profit cred In profuson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grimm being most highly esteemed In
winchester and elsewhere IN the State.
An original poem, written by Mrs Kate:
Mcvlcar, and specially appropriate to the
occasion, was read by the Rev. George
81 Bowers OF Grace Lutheran Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-12

4 Mr.. Royal T. & Webster W no has been
quite III at his home is much Improved
Mrs. Webster, who was visiting her pa ~
ents In altimore, was ca led home Sun
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-17
A ssspellin, sIiule.o

The Deeetrict Skules of ''Punkin
Ridge 'sPodunis" and Sleepy Hol
ler' met last Friday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. Wilder,
for an old fashlLed "Spellin Skule."
John Creogon presiding as master with
the assistance of Luella Black. After
q substantial supper of corn bread
beans and punkin pie served on tin
plates and coffee in tin cups. sides
wer chosen by Henry Sidney Green Of
"Podunk" and frankie Odell of
Sleepy Holler" and spellin' began re-
sulting in draw. The honors of the
evening for spelling were earned by
Minnie Nicewonger and Clair Butter
worth. The main features of the affair
are said to have been the surprisingly
bad spelling, a running fight between
Mottie McHenry and Charlie Booth
over pumpkin pie and sound spank
ing administered to Tommy Black.
The costumes we're something wonder
full and all agree that the Spelling
Skule' was bowling success. Dow
City Enterprise.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-17

Canvassers wanted for every town
ship in Crawford county .-THE Re-
VIEW
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-17
The New Omaha Short Line.

Of the Chicago Great western Rail-
way offers two finely equipped trains
each way daily. The flyer running
every night makes connection in Union
Depot, Omcha for Denver, Salt Lake
City, San Fraocisco. and all points
west. The Day Express is tee best
train for Austin, Mason City, Fort
Dodge and Omaha. For further infor-
nation apply to any Great Western
Agent, or j. p. Elmer, G. P. A., Chica-
go. Ill.
There is something in every Issue of
the Iowa State Register for every
member of the family from the school
children who have a special depart
ment devoted to their letters and es-
says, TO the gray haired grandfather
who finds much of interest in the
Century Club, which is continuous
history of the octogenarians OF Iowa.
1t has many interesting anecdotes Of
pioneer DAYS A serial history of the
state is contained in historical sketches
of the various counties of Iowa, one of
which appears each week. By special
arrangement we can furnish you the
Iowa State Register and this paper
both one year for Sl.50.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-17
Weak
/ Hearts

Are due to indigestion. Ninety-nins u sveY,
one hundred people who have heart trsubIs
can remember when II was simple inlieas.
ton. 1t is scientific fact that all eaass 81
hear. disease, not organic. are not enlv
traceable TO- but are the direct result el indi.
geshon. All food taken into the stomach
which fails Of perfect digestion ferments and
swells the stomach. putting /, up asainst the
heart. This interferes with the acton al
the heart and In tho course Of A.ns that
delicate but vital organ becomes d!,easad.
Mr.; o. kaubls. d Nevada, o.. says: IhaA stcsp,ch
trouble and was N bad state a. had hssrf 6uubja
with Il. took kodo Dyspepsia Cure for sho,,i four
months and Il cured me.
kodol Digests What You lat
and relieves the stomach Of sA nervous
strain and tho heart Of all pFessuYs.
eothss only. $l.oC St.e holding az timer ~ ~
size. wAdah seAs fr soc.
Prspsrsd hT 6. 9. Dewitt 4 co., oKeoAoo
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-17
Boyer Valley
!. M. & St. Paul r. r. At Arion.
Locations for Business

If YOU are seeking location for any
merchantile business. for the practice
OF profession, or for the manufacture
OF any article, first communicate with
the undersigned, who will inform you
in regard to opportunities on the line
OF the Chicago Great Western Railway
Co, the most progressive Railway ira
versing the most fertile section Of the
United States. Maps and Maple Leaf
lets mailed and more specific informa.
tion given as requested. W. j. Reed,
Industrial Agent. 604 Endicott Bldg,
st. Paul, MINI. SO
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-17
Goodrich News.

MIR. Jake Sachau was a Deloit caller
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Popkn visited the county
seat Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boysen drove down to
Denison Friday.
Detlef Schroeder marketed hogs in Den
ison Saturday.
The assessor Mr.. Vannier is in our
midst this week.
Miss Clara Petersen was the guest of
Miss Newton Friday
Mrs. Hess visited with Mrs. Annie Nor
ris Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. H. Messenbrink visited her sister
Mrs. Bendixon few days last week
Miss Lovocie Morris is. visiting this
week with her neice Mrs. A. D. Whey
Mr.. Ehler and S. D. Newton were
among those who marketed hogs in Deloit
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hannabal Fink is on the sick list.
There is quite good deal of sickness in
our neighberhood
Miss Lena Petersen who has been sew
ing for Mrs. Berndt went to Denison to
spend few days.
Miss Bessie Galland is expected to
arrive to-day with her grand parents. Mrs.
Whey health is very poor.
Mr. Boysen has had another car of corn
shipped in to feed and his teams have been
busy i'aulins it from Deloit to his farm.
Mr.. Albert Whey shipped cattle 10
Chicago Saturday. Mr.. Whey went in
with them and on his return will visit
relatives in Clinton.
Carl Whey who has been confined to
the house with scarlet fever on being able
to be out Saturday went to feed cattle and
slipped and injured his ankle. physi-
clan was called and the limb put in splints
At present he is on the mend.
FANCY WORK.
l have made some very nice needle
books and have layed them away for gifts
for my lady friends. They are made as
follows: Take two corset or round shoe
laces. aud pretty color OF CROCHET silk,
and singly CROCHET closely over ii; now
commence and sew each into a round
wheel. Nov cover two pieces of card
board with contrasting colors Of silk, and
tasten to the wheels by fine sewing silk;
now finish each wheel with scallop.
Take some flannel. cut IN rounds tho size
OF the card boards rounds and button in
clusters of three around the edge fasten
securely together these two lids with baw:
TASTE ties TO close it with opposite, or bet
ter still make nice bow and fasten with
hook AMI eye as it soils ribbon too much
to unite SO often Mine arr made of green,
pink, blue and lemon with white Innings,
SO you can imagine their beauty. as well as
usefulness.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-17
Very Low Rates to the Mardi Gras and
Winter Resorts.

Via the North Western Line. On ae-
count OF the Mardi Gras, excursion
tickets will be sold to New Orleans,
Mobile and Pensacola, Feb. 8. to IA, In
elusive, also to New Orleans, on Feb.
10, for trains arriving at New Orleans
by noon on Feb. l8, with favorable re-
tvrn limits and stopovers. Excursion
tickets are also on sale daily, at reduc-
ed rates, to the principal winter re-
sorts in the United States and Mexico
For full information apply to agents
Chicago & North Western Ry.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-17

A strange kind OF disease is affect
ing the swine near Blenco, iowa, and
the farmers appear TO be at II loss t
know what it is or how to treat it..
The result of investigations made to
ascertain the cause showed that the
animals teeth become loose in the up
per jaw, so as to prevent them eating
corn, ana they soon starve and die,
George Wunder, farmer in Sherman
township, has cost number of hi
swine lately, and reports indicate that
the disease also prevails in other To-
calities near here The disease is said
to have made its appearance some
years ago, and was very destructive.
but like other ailments had its run for
shore time and then passed away.
The st tie veterinarian at Anes has
been ASKED t, inv st ..ta tna causes of
the strange disease, IN bope that some
permanent re nedy may be obtained for
it. Ogden r p,rLcr.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-17
Capital 100000 Deposits s45o,ooo
Crawford County State Bank,
DENlSON,
IOWA.
The Best Security
for Oepositors
E arm Loans al Five
Per Gent Interest

This gives
the
the published
Passage Tckts Sold Negotiated
L. Va M E. JONES, C. e
AS Cashier
cornwe Naeve Conner
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-17
The REVIEW is known all over thi

The REVIEW is known all over this
section of Iowa as being one OF the best
equipped Offices in the country As an
illustration, take the report of the
different trustees throughoutth the county
The REVIEWS type was used in five of
the county papers, no Office in the
county being supplied with a sufficient
amount Of material to get the report all
set up. Again we are called upon from
newspaper men IRON distance of so
miles to loan them lines of type that
just suit some particular job. In some
cases we have been called upon to re-
tail printers stock to outside towns.
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5000 MoreThan Half Fare Via Chi
cage Great Western Railway.

To points in Arkansas, Colorado.
Kansas Louisiana. Missouri, New Mex
ico Oklahoma and Texas. Tickets on
sale December 1st and 18th. 1903; and
January 9th and 10Th, 1904. For fur
Their particulars apply to any GIeat
Western Agent. or j. P. Elmer, 6. P.
A., Chicago. Ill
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MAKDI GRAs CELEBRATION.
New Orleans, LaMobile, Ala. and Pen
sacOIa, Fla. Feb 10 to 16. 1904

One fare plus $500 round trip via
Chicago Great Western Ry. Tickets
on sale Feb 9th to Nth, good returns
lns until Feb. 29tn, and by payment of
81 cents free until March 9th. For
further Information apply to any Great
Western Agent. or J P Elmer, c.. P.
a Chicago. III.
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Illinois Central r. r. Time Table

Illinois Central K. K. Time Table
Last Bound
NoI4 Omaha, St. Paul Minneapo.
lis ohicago:; Express, DAILY .. IS A. M.
NO. 81 Go: Bluffs & TT. Dodge Way
Freight, DAILY except Sunday 10. as A, NJ.
NO. Y Go. Bluis & Ft Dodge Local
Uatly except Sunday. .........5. SO P. M.
No. . Omaha, St. Paul, Minneapo-
lis q Chicago Limited DAILY 9. 80 P. N.
West Bound
No Chicago, st. Paul g. Mimi
eapolis Limited Daily)..... g, 1sf A. M.
No 81 Ft. Dodge s. Co. Bluffs
Local. DAILY except Sunday 81. " A. M.
NO 81 Local Way Freight. DAILY
except Sunday .........1. % p. M.
No.,3 Chicago, Minneapolis, St.
Na aauI ss omah s,a EXPRESS lDaily}s ss
wan Lake, penison and Logan
w NO stops s at Arion, Dow City Dunlap
City '-''>' ''ooA J" ~
Nos. 10, 3, ana 4 are aailv. Nos ., % q,
ana w daily except Sunday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-17

CanYassers 9,Dt.d for every town
ship in Crawford county Tie RE-
VIEW.