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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-06
Sfaiien.
s apaner 81 WeiIen bor
Bort Mrtbu l.
Ofafen.

Is D I . u T.
Berlin, 6. Mug. Sic National=
3eitung brinst cine pribat : Sepeide
aus SofiO bonn s.. tpona9 5 iapanifGe
SipiROnert por port Nrtbur ffeben, Elm
She'll 81 Wsilsn bon Der 5etuns. SIM
Ganae1 iteben 20 9ibiionen in Der
Wanoidurei. Sotio ertuartet ben Gaa
bon port Mrtbur unb bic @apitulatirn
beg Gen. 2%uropattin an gleiden Gag.
100, 600 5 apaner por Bort
Arthur.
S%ientfin, 5. Nusuf. 6efti.
ges unb fetises S9ieBen murbe geiferu
in psitaibo aus Der &i9tuns BON port
Nrtbur seb6rt.
Dem 8ernebmen nod befinbet fi9
8icet6nia alereisT moi immtr in
Wufoen.
@eriidte aus iapanii9er Quelle
molIen tpiHen, port Mrtbur trerbe in.
nerbalb elmer Wode fallen; .Wilitdr.
Sadperfdnbiae finb aber Der Nnfidt,
baB Der S9luBansriff Der Sapaner
nidt Dor einem WOnat erfolgt. Die
3abl Der iapanii9en Sruppen Dor
pOrt artbur miro auf 100, 600 ge.
i&dbt.
GIh9tItnge aus Bort
Mrtbur.
@beGoD, 5. 4ug. @ri96pfenbe
unterrebunesn nit beute aug port
Artbur anselangten Gliidtlinsen bra9=
ten feline uefentlide gntbiaunser iiber
bic alsemeine Gage. Wdbrenb bes
~breitdsigen Samples famen bic 3ano=
men Der 6sfuns our 8ertpenbung, je=
bod bic Geffuns felbft murbe ni9t
brett ansesrifen.
Nm 81. Suli lanete Der Dampfer
Stem @bpane in port Mribur aug Stem
@bmang an, nit Irtiaerie unb 65, 600
@sfdOHen perf@ieoener @robe.
gla9 ben Gli9tlinaen treffen bic
@ef@OHe ber &rieasiaife Obne S9wie=
risfeit ben Wolfsbers, mdbrenb bas
iapanii4e Geuer niat Biz our etaoi
rei6t.
&ufftf9e BEIRUT.
2onbDn, 5. Mu9uf. General
3urofi iddbt bic rufif9en gerlufte in
Der Sdla9t am guibu unb Dangtie=
paB auf wenisftens 1000. Die So
paner nabmen 8 Offisiere unb 149
Rann sefangsn, 2 GeloseI9uBe, bieIe
@etpebre etc.
Sotio, 5. Mug. Sic @erluife Der
&ufen i'm @efedt BET Simou9sns
tper6en auf 1000 berani6lagt. Sn
ben Sbdlern, bur9 pelden bic &uKen
fi& bei ibrem &id3us burdfdmpften.
uurben bon ben Sapanern 700 2eiden
befattst. 6 @efdtbe, sablrei9e @e=
i9O1e unb 33 @efangene fielsn in bic
5dnbe Der Sapaner. Die iapanii4en
0erlufe betruaen $50 Mann.
porte.
Srtutsf, Sibirien, 5. 9lusuf.
3hse NIT Uertpunoeten trefen bier tdg-
lid bonn &rieesi9auplab elm; biele
fommsn nod gurop. &ublanb, Mn=
bere bleiben bier. .3mei rotbe 2reus=
5oipitdler fino bier er6fnet; bic preile
Der 2ebensmittel baben fi9 nerboppelt.
s a II. 6 anouneen IN
New 6 : 10 n g.. 2
. I. Pefersb u T 9, B.. Nug.
Ha6 elmer 2iao Dang 9epsi9e lanbe,
ten bic Sapaner am 81. Suli 5000
Wann i'm: Safen bon Neip @btpane
uno Die Iasi9iTung bon Sruppen III
i'm Sang.
Mmer. 2riegsf9iffin
@be j
Wafbtneton, 5. Nug. 9as
Marins.Amt 1T benaaridtigt, BAT
beute bic cincinnati" in @be Gol
eintraf.
. aroartelIen- ND ur9
freimiIItger Sampfer.
pnantinopel, 5. Nug. Wi
mitgetbeilt tpirb, bena9ri4tigte &ub'
~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-06

@etrofaete 6rd@te-AepfeI, an Der Sonne
setrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeeren &c Bis us;
eitron 18c bis lac; Hofnsn, Q Grpmn, per
pfunb, 7c, 8 Grown TIC, 4 Grown TIC iaas
u~enfreie &c bis Sc, California NuseateI 7Ke;
SuItara TIC, inportirte SuItana lie bts l4e
California Hpritofen &c Bis 12e.
Sprup-etanbarb eern 28e bis 26e; &c,
udbIter &c bis 82e; Sorghum 2Se Biz Sse;
Stem Orleans NoIaFes 1se bis 26e; semdbIs
ter 30c Bis 38e.
NiHe-Bra,iI neu &c Bis 1Oe; TiIberts L.,
RanoeIn IA; wei9i9aIise EanbeIn 15e;
Serbian RanbeIn 15e; 4eanmts &c BITS &c,
ser0fete II bis Sc; ensIi@e 8aIniiHe 1915.
pidIes-2400 int Sab SO; 1900 TN 6aS
IS; 1900 TN SaIbfab $3.50; 600 TN So,
$3.50.
indianapolis 3afeesgreis
gepobnI. BIB gutter 10-12e; prts,a BIB ses
wdblter A-l6e ; Taney 82&-S3e. golssx
Deuow 10 BITS 22e, Sana $3.50.
SIN Yadetsn:
Arioia Eli. 76. Zion $11.26, Series S1I. 10;
Caracas $1l. 75, Di1mortb's s11 90, Dut4
Sara Blenh $14. 60,R aiEBoun S11.76, gates
8lenbeb Sapa SILL
8ueer-Don1tnoes 1850; Shi63uder $40
pulperifrter 5.7Oe; x3f3 YuIperiFrter 6.75s,
feiner s~ratulirter 5.36e; Cubes $500; Goxs
fectioners N6.25S Ribseruoob q 6.2Os; 300.
mtg q 6.15e; gsuptre q 8. loo; SbeaI ertro
GoIben 6 5.05e; Binbior grtra g 6.OOe,
Ribsepoob q b.20e; seIber 6 4. CSC; Ia gels
Der 400.
G~tnsema1te 5ri@te-8Iadberries 8 pft.,
SLIGO Hea9es stanSarb, 8 pfb.. "a
2.26; combs 8 Bfuab 81. 6O-s1. 65; gis
BeadeS, 81. 40-$1.60; Gnanas, etanharb,
1 Yfb., 81. 65-$1.S0 {; SECONDS, Q 4tunb.
81 .26- S1.45; CRIME 8obnen, 8 8fanS aax,
men,, Babama Ananas $1.S0-$2. 26e,
@efebte erbien, $1.20-$l.76 . fribe Stunt se
Gents. Rarrou 90e, etnserpei@te b5e-80e,
tomatoes. 8 gfunb. 81. 10-s1.15. Suder'
3orn 9Oc-$1.2 %, ApfeIbutter, per Duteab,
8 4funh. 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-06
0etret0e.

Deben - go. Q rptber 81 auf geIe,
fen, ST. pom DeiibIen; $40. q rotber CSC,
gusuft 50; &asenwssen SIC.
Rorn ~(nemes) SO. 1 weib 523e Ro. 2
weib 523c; 80. 8 meib b2&c: yo. 4 peis.
4S3c; Ne. 2 weib semii9t 52He; SO. 9
wetb semmi@t safe 30. 4 wetb semti@.
49c; $40. 2 seIb SIC; SO. 8 seIb 81 /;
SO. 4 geIb 49e; 20. 2 seuti9t 524e:
SO. 8 aen,tiGt 52}e; SO. 4 semti&t Ace
2uIben 62c.
8afer-Hs. 3 wetber 84e; 80. 8 wetsss
333c; 30. 2 eemii&ter 81; go. 8 aeuii&tes
313c.
9eu SO. 1 Ttnaotbp S11. 90; Ro.
2 neres Tinaotbp $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-06

@s66rrtes Ht1bHeif9 - S@tnfen, req.
eets, 13c; aubenieiten lie; Snneni. II;
Rn09el 133e.
Niirfe - @erda&erte gratrurF 8}e,
Srautfurter 73c; Bologna tn Ddrmen 6fe, tn
Tu& SIC.
e9mat- tn zierces-l. Dual. 9se; q.
NuaI.yt t 83Sc; g.. nuaIitdt $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-06
So9geipannte@ rmartungtn
Sail YDrt Nrtbnr's nnb &nropatfim's ltebergabe
anf gleidem Sage erwartet.
Sanoungsn in Stem Gbpang. = amerifaniides ariegsidiH in Gbe Goo.
HnIide Terlufs. Grehe in Sa9t. @irtembergide Orttaft
%etngeGi6et.

GreituiQigen-6Iot fubr beute Na1-
mittag in 6ifli9er &idtung boriber.
2eIIer's2ei9e.
2iao q n 9, 5. Mus. 9ie 2ei9e
oes General Seller traf bier in 8e.
sleituns ieines Sobnes elm. Sc pmrbe
cine Srauerfeier beranftaltet; bic 2ei9e
gebt nod 0oroen nit Der gabn.
2e0er fieI in ben 3dmpfen am
Dana=Se pab am 90. Suli.
vRnigbt mmanber"-
unb 3bea"=GaIf
g t. petersburg, 5. Mus.
Sie NbmiraIitdt t%elesrapbirte UNI ein=
sebenoe geri4te iiber bic Gdle bes
Gdle oes .3niabt Commander" unb
Der .Sbea", beioe bur9 bas 8labipo-
tod @ef4waoer In ben @rurb gebobrt.
Na9 Nntunft Der Mntport entI1eiben
bic geb6roen ansefidts bet @i9tisfeit
bielleidt bier iiber bic Gd0e, obne fe
Dem priiengeri9t in 8laoiboffod 3u
unterbreiten.
Seine 8erentuneen
mebr.
g /. Petersburg g, 6. Muguf.
&uBlano erlieB Nnneiiungeu an bic
See= gefeblsbaber, fiinftis neutrale
Saife nit @ontre-g anbe nidt mebr an
berienfen, auBer in 6dIen biretter
NOtbwenoisteit. grforberli9enfals
iOllen priisn nod neutralen 9dfsn se=
ianbt tueroen. 9iefe vbiretts Notb-
uenbisteit" pirb, ME berfi6ert tperber1
fann, in Dem gegenud rtisen 3riss
ni9t mebr porfommen.
SOUS Der Sden.
6 +. petersburg, 5. Mug.
Die Sefimmungen gum S9ube Der
6dfen bon Speabors. 8pbOre. 2ibou,
@ronfaot, S%ebafobol. Ofaibtof unb
Datum wuroen beute per6Hentli9t.
Sic bleiben tpdbrenb beg 9rieses in
Strait. Die a%uswdrtisea Iertreter
&~uBlanb's finb anseuieien, ben frem=
ben &egierungen 3u erbfnen. baB
falls zines gibrer 8risssf9ife nod
ruifi9en 6dfen fdbrt, Der faiierliden
&esieruns bierpOn Wittbeiluns ge=
ma9t tperben ioG.
Hu6lanb.
tpirb nidts nit BEN
perantm ortIi9en
M n | fern.
g t. petersbur9,5 5. Muguf.
9Bie Die NRoeiirte prefe pernimmt,
tuurbe bic 6rage Der S9afung zines
perantwortli9en Cabinets, fur tpel9es
ieit Der g%rmorbung bes Minifers
plebwe asitirt wurbe, benz 2aiier
Nicolaus unterbreitst. Sebo9 fanb
Der 8ori4lag beIen 3ufimmuns ni9t.
Sc bleibt iomit borerft Nqes bsim
Nltsn unS es banbelt fid nur INN ben
Nadfolssr bon plebwe.
@roBbritannien.
6 3 a m BE rlainer6ffnet
8 p agne.
onoor n, S. Nug. Soief gbam.
berlain er6fnete ieinen Siscal= Gelo3ug
in Der Geiti9uIe Der Mbtei @albed,
benz Sibe bes 6ersoss b. portlanb,
nabe Wortiop. .
gu elmer Notwithstanding BON
5ebn= biz 3m~6lftauienb perionen aus
ben umlieaenben 2ano=D itritten fpre=
deno, ertldrte chamberlain, bas glenb
ibrer @robpdter babe ni9t, ME bic
Jreibdnbler bebaupten. bon ben @e=
treioepreiien berserhbrt, iOnbern BON
benz Wansel on Bef9dftisung. Sa=
rum babe bas 8olf bic Yfidt f9 flar
81 MAIDEN, mel9e politit ibm biz
srbBte Beiddftiaunss- @eleeenbeit se=
tudbre. gr noble Der 2anbmirtbi9afI
bic 9leiaen Wortbeile idern ME be,
Snoufrie, inbem auf bic 0aupt=gr
aeu9nife ginfubra6Ie gele9t uiiroen,
Dor alen @ei3en unb Mebl.
,Wetepx" mieber
4Ia9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-06
Gpimm-0 efabr.
Sas Saft'i@e @omite madt cine
Heibe BON Sori9lageH.

Wanila a, 5. Nus. Sas Opium=
@omite, bas Der friibere @ounerneur
Saft our unteriudung Der Opium=
8erbdltnife in OrientaIif9en Sdnoern
errannte, erftattete ieinen 8eridt.
Das @omite empfiebIt, ben Spium=
5anbel iOfort gu einem &esierunss-
Wonopol 3u MAIDEN unb nod brei
Sabren bic Opium-ginfubr abiolut 5u
berbieten, aussenommert fiir dratli9e
3pede.
9entidlano.
SIIsfeIb 4ert.
6eiIbr n. Wiirttembers. 5.
aug. Sn SQsfelo tuuroen bon i'm
@anasn $50 9duiern 80 bur9 sinsil
granb aerfbrt. G9mere l1naliidsfdae
tamert tpenig Dor, aber biele psrionsr,
tpurben bel ben &ettungs =Nrbeiten
our1 et1ftr3e1oe Utaller1 berleBt.
0aDti.
INTER 4uBg e.
6ffnet.
Bort aup rince, A. Mug.-
Die 2dberl tpurben beute urlter poli3ei=
i9ub unb obne 3mii9enfdQe mieber
se6fnet.
Sas Wilitdr=S Tribunal berurtbeilte
be 40 0erbannten, pelhe on Der mfg
sltdten Repolation i'm Sanuar tbeil=
nabmen ,in contumaciam" gum SObe.
g pri9e 2dben Il NJ
bert.
Bort au prince, 5. Mu9.-
Sn Mr9arias p~liinberte Die Beb0lferung
brei iprif9e 2doen uno beriagte 100
Sprier, bic bon Maem entbl6btbier an=
gefDmmen maren.
@u9 in anberen Stdbten befir4tst
man unruben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-06

indianapolis Detail gertaufspreiie:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-06

% Darlington. Orig. Galeo-
nio, Der pdpflihe 9ele9at, 1T bon ei=
men, BsIu9e in Rom 5uridgetebrt.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-08
BLATcAFoRD's CALF MEAL

BY ket ping his calves growing fast
and thriving from the start until they
are ready for the market. the farmer
gets much better returns than he does
any othsr kind of feeding. Many suo-
stitutes Tor milk have been tried, but
none ms satisfactory as 3latchford's
Calf Me-l. This meal contains an
abundance OF flesh, fat bone, blood and
tissue producing elements, and also all
the elements of New Milk and Pure
Dried Milk. BY using Blatchford's
Calf Meal the milk may be dispensed
with when the calf is four or five days
old. For particulars telling fully of
this excellent meal call On c. D. Mil
Ter, at West Denison Mills.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-08
LECTURE AND ALUMNI BANQUET.
Iowa Farmer Kills Himself.

Webster City, Ia, June THE life
less body of Nels Hemmingso, one of
the old and respected farmers south
of this city, was found hanging in his
barn. The old man had been slightly
demented Of late and death is sup
posed to have been suicidal
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-08
Farm For. Sale,

| will sell the Jonas Lofquist farm of
10 acres In Wheeler township, Sac
county, low AZ miles northeast of
kl:OD, and i miles southeast of Ode
oo!t. Farm is well improved: has GOOD
'comy residence house. good barn and
nog and cattle sheds. all under shine lie
roof: fine bottom hay land aud running
water through pasture. For further
particulars cal on or address,
II. e. ENCBERG. Kiron, Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-08

expected to preach at the NJ. E. church
Sunday night.
DR.. Jones of Gordon, Nebraska is ex-
pected in Dow City Sunday evening for a
few days visit with friends.
Well this being commencement week
the graduating class havs had high old
time. The teachers of the High school
and the graduating class were royalty en-
tertaped at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Fl Rudd on Wednesday evening, and on
Saturday evening they were again enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. But
terworth On Saturday morning the class
accompanied by Miss Newman, one of the
teachers boarded the train for Denison TO
have a class picture. The class deported
themselves admirably we'll and is as fol-
lows: Vera Dow, Winnie Virgins Addie
Sharp, Oscar Edwards, Ward Butterworth
and Ross Rudd.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-08
Dou, City Neus.

Editor Caswell Of Denison was in town
Monday looking for subscriptions, news
items or just any old thing.
Mrs. Sam Grahm long time resident
of this burg spent a few days in town re-
newing old acquaintance and visiting
friends.
Mr. Messer and wife and Mr. Fred
Christensen and wife of Dow City stepped
off the train here Thursday on their re-
turn from Ellis where they had been to at
tend wedding.
E. H swasey was a county sea. caller
Thursday.
George Fritz was at Denison Thursday
Miss Eunice Dobson of Deloit visited
her sister, Mrs. A. H Rudd part Of the
week.
Mrs. E. L. Hammond was at Arion
Thursday
Will Robertson is putting in his time
these days with his sister Mrs. Frank
Stone.
Miss Jennie Rae daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. George Rae i no has been attending
college at Indianola arrived home Satur
day.
Mrs. Carrie Robinson one of the teach
ers in the high school accompanied by her
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-08
Highest Market Price Paid for Country Produce

daughter Daisy left for Auburn, Nebraska
Saturday.
Joe McCole started Friday for Des
Mones for few days visit with his
family.
c E. Butterworth went to omaha Sat-
urday.
D. NJ Rudd left Saturday for River
Sioux.
Miss Mabel Robertson started for Des
Moines Saturday.
Gene Crandsll went to Denison Satur-
day
Tom Black was in Dow City Friday.
Tom cannot give up the old town, he
knows where the best place is
Dick Hoefer went to Chicago Thursday
in charge of a car load OF cattle Frank
Howarth
Will Thompson drove up to Denison
Saturday.
Mrs Fisher of Omaha arrived in town
Saturday for visit with her daughter,
Mrs. O. Judd
Superintendent and Mrs Huifman o.
Denison attended the graduating exercises
and visited at Frank Stones this week.
Rev L. Il. Lawson of California an &
son c. Lawson. once the Review cor
respondent at dow City. are here and are
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-08
COLLEGE YEARCLOSES
Denison Normal Observes Com
mencement Exercises.
LECTURE BY W. c. WILCOX.
Departments of oratory And Music
Gave Recital Last Night. Glass of 10
Will Receive Diplomas.

PROGRAMME.
Sunday Evening June s.
Annual Sermon by Rev. j. H. Sharpe.
Monday Evening. June 8.
Contest-LITERARYs SOCIETIES
Tuesday Evening June7,
Recital-MUsIC AND ORAToRY.
Thursday Evening June 9,
COMMENCEMENT.
Lecture by W. G. Wilcox, of S. u. 1.
Glass Motto-EXcelsior.
GLASS Flower-White Carnation.
Glass Color-White.
GRADUATES.
NORMAL.
Beatrice Kirkup,
Roy S. Towne,
Frank NJ. Essex.
COMMERCIAL.
Johnnie Erickson.
r. Ralph Hannah,
Earl J. Pieper.
Jacob P. Simons,
Thomas B. Wills,
Emil A. johnson.
ELEcuT1oN,
Hilda Louisa Brodersen.
SHORTHAND.
Edna Gilbreath,
Frederick b. soehl,
Ada Bolton.
Katie irene Hassett.
Maude Quade,
Florence Wearmouth,'
Marie Johnson.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-08
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

i ~ ~ ua S-A t'CIU
20 DENISON DRUG Co.
-Trimmedohats A big line at very
low prices. Nj. nj. BAMFoRD
-LosT-Between central mart of
town and college. stick pin, four leaf
Clover design, set with pearls, Finder
leave at REVIEW office and receive re-
ward.
p. M. Lane for fancy rockers.
Trimmed Hats.
A big lot now on sale. Sl.5Oup.
| BAMFORD.
p. NJ. Lane for porch and lawn
goods.
23-2t* M N sn,ru
New line of street hats. The
latest st OF the season.
~ M. NJ BAMFoRp.
Bee Hives, cheap.
zo-lt" M. N. SMITH.
-Cult:vators for the next few davs
at m @arked down price.
j. Lister, the we'll known piano
tuner OF Glidden, Iowa. Will be in Den
lson June 3rd, to attend to the wants
OF MIS- many regular patrons and also
as many others as will leave ,beir or
ders at the Warbasse Music store. or
phone him at the hotel Normandy.
Street Hats.
A new lot of the newest creations
~" on SAFE. AT BAMFORDS.
p. NJ. Lane headquarters for. un-
dertaklng supplies and embalming.
%
Farms for Sale.
In South Dakota, Crawford County
Iowa. Excursions first and third
Tuesdays of every month. See
ID. F. BROWN s. Son,
Denison, Iowa.
For fine chewing and smoking tohac-
co call at the DENIsoN DRUG CO.
-Children's sewing dcne. BOYS,
cloJhing specially.
IL MRS. JOHN BAKER.
Wanted.
20 head of cattle to pasture on nv
farm, on section II, East Bower town
ship: Write me at Denison.
left q. II. HAWK
The finest line of cigars carried in
town is to be found at the Denison
Drug Co. store. Among the cigars
carried will De found the Supreme
Counsellor, Dignity, Shenkberg, Bobby
Burns. and Romo. If YOU want good
smoke call.
Laces Laces
"A new line of Wash Blonde net
laces the latest. At BAMFoRDS.
-Vaccinate your cattle with FRESH
Blackleg Vercine always on hand at
PHI. SGHLUMBERGER'S PHARMACY.
Get in the Parade.
Now is tbs time to buy fine surrey
or buggy for Decoration day or Fourth
OF july. have the open. canopy, and
extension top surrey, road anG'spring
wagons, top buggies to suit every body.
Rubber and steel tire.
2l-4t E. T. COCHRAN.
For Sale.
A Thorough bred Short Horn Cum
berland Bull three years old this
spring: in fine condition and splendid
animal. For sale on reasonable terms.
Inquire of
22-2t*60c M. BoHART.
C Ottos "Cubadura'' is acknowl-
edged to he the best 10 cent smoke for
5 cents, in town.
G. OTTO.
Our new soda fountain produces
some OF the incest drinks imaginable,
Call in get refreshed.
% DENIsoN DRUG Co,
The Sherwin Williams Paint the
best Paint made at
Phi. A. SCHLUMBERGER'S PHARMACY
Get the "Cubadura," the best S
cent cigar sold in Denison at
c. OTTo's.
Remember our Insect Powder is
FRESH.
SCHLUMBERGER'S PHARMACY.
An 6 ,ioyable smoke is the Cuba
dura, X sale at
G. OTro's.
Big reduction in ladies and Misses
t tilored suits. AT BAMFORDS.
| ROSEBUD REvERvATlON is open for
settlement. Send 25cts for large map
and full information. How to get d l6O
acres Of choice land
1922 D. w FORBES,
Boncsteel, $. D.
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s1s,e7 to Chicago aud Return sl2 81

June II, Is, 10. and 90 the Illinois
Central r Ill Road will sell round trip
tickets To Chicago HI $l2.67 ON account
National Repu ~lican Convention.
Tickets will be- good for return until
June Doth
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Mrs. Clemens Passes AWAY.

Florence, Italy, June Mrs Sam
uel NJ. Clemens, the wife of Mark
Twain" the American author and lee
turer, died of. syncope here. Half an
hour before her death she had con-
versed cheerfully with her husband.
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PROGRAMME.
Grace Van ness
Invocation
Marie johnson
Recitation Scene at Il Railway Station
........................in Northern England
Frederick ii. Soehl.
Grafton ............... The Louisiana purchase
F. NJ. Essex
Grafton .... ......... The American Pioneer
RoyS. Town.
Beatrice Kirkup.
Essay ........ Stepping Stones
Florence Wearmouth.
Essay Observation-Disclosures. Birds as Ornaments
Katie HasSett
Debate Resolved, THAT knowledge does more
Than Nature to make an Orator.
A Affirmative, Sam Cole Negative, John Erck-
son
Decision of Judges
PIANO SOLO. selected
Gertrude Nc Williams.
The recitation was easily won by
Fred Soehl for the Z4onian society, be-
ing the piece with which he won
second at the state high school contest
u year ago: but Miss johnson rendered
her selection w"ll and it was thorough
ly enjoyed by the audience.
The Grafton contest was won for the
A.aenaeum society by F. Nj. Essex, his
subject being "The Louisiana Pur-
chase" with which he represented the
college at the Northwestern Iowa
Oro+or;ool contact
Although Roy Townes production
was not so long as that of his oppo-
nent it was fully as good. His delivery
was good but he lacked the experience
which his opponent has and was not
successful in winning the contest for
his society.
The essays by Florence Wearmouth
and Katie Hassett both seemed equally
good but was won by the representa-
tive of the Zaonians. Both productlons
are exc ellent pieces of English and
contain beautiful lessons of life.
The debate was won by the affirma-
tive. The question, Resolved, That
knowledge does more good than
Nat ire to make an Orator. was ably
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discussed from b1th points OF view, but
according to the decision of the Judges
the speaker with wide knowledge of
affairs and a speca': insight into the
subject in hand has more influence
over men, as far as influencing their
actions is concerned. than the ignorant
spell binder be he ever so endowed
with natural oratorical oility.
Quite large audience attended the
contest, thus manifesting the interest
which the people of the town take in
the work of the students.
MUSIC AND ORAToRY RECITAL
Last night at the Gern.ania hall
was held the closing recital of the de-
partments of music and oratory. Miss
Bertha Newcom is the graduate in
muse ard Miss Hilda Brodersen in
oratory. These departments of the
college work have done excellent work
during the past year and the program
of last evening speaks we'll of the good
work of the instructors in these Se-
partments.
PROGRAMME.
March. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ............ Selected
Denison Orchestra.
Ballade ............. Observation-Disclosures. List
Bertha Newcom
The Prisoner of Zenda".. Anthony Hope
Miss Hilda Brodersen
Concerto (Moderatoi Andante, Presto,) Men,
Miss Genelvieve Lally desshon
On Messy Banks (Tenor Duo) :. ...... Gilbert
Inc LOST WORD ......... ............. VanDyke
Miss Hilda Brodersen
Concerto No. One Mendelsshon
Miss Bertha Newcom
oond Piano paniment.
Miss Essie Smith
LECTURE AND ALUMNI RANOUET.
On Thursday evening at the Baptist
church P of. w. C Wilcox OF the Iowa
State University will deliver the
annua. lecture to the class Immediate
ly after the lecture the alumni
and students of the college will
hold a reunion and banquet at the
Cooper house, Those having the mat
ter in charge ale working hard pre-
pairing for the occasion and there will
no doubt be d large attendance of old
Students
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Bertha Elizabeth Newcom.

The above is the program for com
mencement week and the roll of grad
yates of the Denison Normal and Bust
ness college. These students have had
competent instructors for the past year
and have done excellent work.
On Sunday evening the baccalaure-
ate sermon was preached at the Meth
odist church by Rev. j. 81. Sharpe.
The service was union in character and
large audience was present to hear
the discourse, the side rooms being
thrown open to accommodate the large
number that attended.
The text for the sermon was the first
verse of the swe'th chapter OF Romans.
81 beseech you therefore, brethren, by
the merces of God, that We present
your bodies living sacrifice, holy &C.
ceptable unto God, which is your
reasonable service The address was
given purely from the standpoint of
teacher Of religion and was full of
practical, helpful admonit;on.
SOCIETIES CONTEST FOR CUP.
The annual contest between the two
societies for sthe possession Of the
Masters cup was held Monday evening
at the college chapel. The two so
cieties are the Athenaeum and the
Zaonian and for the past year the cup
has been in the possession OF the
Atheneaum society. The contest this
year was close one but the defenders
of the cup were declared the winners
O. Nj. Criswel, r. Shaw Van and Rev.
]. H. Sharp were the judges Of the con
test.
Following is the program of the
evening. The first speaker IN each
contest represents the Atheneaum So
ciety and the second speaker the
Zaopian. The cup is awarded accord
ing to the following rules: The society
winning the recitation is awarded l5
points; the grafton, % points: the essay
"a points: and the debate. % points.