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blco airct @dI3ct mellciu at hnloe 10
non III 8PreIie eaer at blipe aienheul.
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frrite.
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tar bum oSmt til 90 Mars 6onQicIS.
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tent igu &ar al oenue Straf.
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5nn Dnkutu.

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@atertoluu, % oct ifal begnilbe iur
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lar.
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Set Tilb1D, i0m er giDrt a 2lntDin
& 60, Chicago, ST., ON at lenbe til
erbDer 2Gier at ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
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bagebetale 8engene, bptS garerue life
CT lDm DpgiDet.
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ban life feler Jig tilfreos nteo Sarerue
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len al Sercs NOtits berom tilbagebe.
tale Sem Gensene, 0a III paa ingea
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20
Happeni ID at Y all.

Frank ally, of Denison, was vaiite
on Sundayr
Dan Molseed as Sunday visitor with
Vail relatives
Miss Augustine, of Omaha. is visiting
with Vail friends
M !. Casey visited last week with his
brother at Iona, Mimi
las. Watson retutned thursday from a
week visit with Hen, erson iends.
Mrs, go. Tempest ana master Julian
returned last week from their Sioux City
visit.
The dance at the opera house Friday
night was an enjoyable affair, over eighty
numbers being sold.
The ball game on Saturday between the
Yves, Side and Vail high school mines re-
suited in victory Tor the West Side nine,
the score standing 10 to 49,
Clinton Paine has let the contract to a
Mr. DAMN Is of Denison for a cement
walk n front of his residence lots and also
around the residence. This will make
quite an improvement to his property and
give h m a lasting walk.
AT the election Of teachers last Thurs
day the ard re rejected the same teachers
for the hign school With Prof G9Fd2n az
super ntendent. The teachers have done
some good work the past year The grad
uaung class for this year will be suspensed
with aud the standard OF study viii be-
raised to where il Should be
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Hfion Nous Letter.

A. P. Hart was an Arion visitor Mon
day.
Miss Derrel and Miss Howorth attended
teachers meeting in Sioux City Thursday
and Friday.
Mr.. Ovitt and Mr.. Dewlap. of Wood
bine, we're in town Friday on business
Chas. Galland has sold his home to Pat
Hedderman and has moved to Deloit
The Lutheran denomination held servi-
ces in the church at 2:3o Sunday. They
expect to have preaching every three
weeks at this hour.
VIM. Schouten and wife visited at the
home of DR.. Coon on Sunday.
F Maurer is entertaining his brother
Fred. of Wilton Junction for few days.
Mr.. John Fox. south of town, is danger
ously i'll with heart trouble.
c. w Underhill spent Wednesday night
under the parental roof.
Things are quieting down somewhat
after the shaking up incident to the bank
failure.
The county superintendent was in town
Monday inspecting our schools He ex-
pressed hims If as highly pleased with the
work being done in be,h rooms
Mis- lena Butler visited at the home of
Dan Hemphil' Saturday and Sunday.
MIR Hawkins was laid up on account of
sickness Sunday and Monday.
l
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w est Denison Dews

Leona Fitzpatrick visited at the Ovens
home last week
John Evers was hauling brick from Den
ison last Friday.
Mr. Thos Brown was in Denison last
Saturday on business.
Harry Norris is at present teaching
school near Charter Oak
Eugene Owens sold several loads of hogs
in Denison last Saturday.
John McGrath, who has been working
in Denlaon the past win er, is now work
ing for Mr.. Mullen.
Ed Champion. of Denison. spent Fri
day and Saturday at the home of his
friend. Tom McGrin.
Mr. and Mrs c. r. Wilson, of Denison.
visled at the home of Mr. and Mrs las
Ovens on Thursday last.
Miss Emma Rickert of near Schleswig,
who has been visiting her brother Gustave,
returned 10 her home last week.
Miss Nellie McGrin who is stayir g
with her brother. Thomas. spent the latte r
part of last week visiting her parents in
Dt nlSon.
A large party was held last Saturday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs VIM.
kahl A most enjoyable time was had by
those present.
Among those who attended the funeral
OF Mr.. Albert LEM in penison on Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs F. Evers. and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Kruse.
Mrs. Gould. who is staying at the home
of her daughter. Mrs Chas Heavirland,
has been quite sick. but we trust she is
now on the road to recovery.
A new mail route has been established
in this part, and it is something which has
long been looked for. and no doubt. the
people who are accommodated by itare
very grateful.
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This week he Rock Island railway
COMPANY wiIi run spectal tram on u
5uree Gays trip over lt4 lIues III the
northern p4rl OF The state. The tran
viii be on II campaign IN ssiou, but it
Wi be Il campalgn of eaucaJion for the
benefit Of the farIn- rs The train VIII
De accompanied by Prof. Holden of
Ames VINO will hold conventions ut
Various towns along the route for the
purpose OF impressiug upon the farmers
The necessity of planting good seed
corn. A special coach which will seat
about seventy will BIZ taken with the
tra'n in which the conventions Will be
held. The Rock Island road realizes
that their freight business througnout
the state depends npon the planting of
SEED corn that will grow, ard they are
therefore conducting this campaign of
for the benefit of the farmers
free OF any expense to them.
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Goodrich News.

Mommie Jensen shipped hogs Saturday
Otto Lincke was Deloit caller on Sat.
urday.
Henry Lincke was Deloit caller on
Saturday.
MIS-. A. D. Winsy visited at Mrs. Win
ey's Friday
Henry Dethman and wife visited his
parents on Sunday.
Miss Elsie Beaman was the guest OF
Miss Sadie Newton Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Winnie Brown will b gin lei
school at Goodlica Center this week Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Smith and daugh.
ter attended morning services at the M E
church Sunday
Miss Lovicie Morris and Mss Sadie
Newton com menced their spring terms oil
schools on onday.
Mrs S. d. Newton returned home Sat.
urday evening from a months visit al
West Concord Minnesota She also Wis
ites the twin cities ST Paul aud MINI.
Miss Bessie Galland. who has been
spending part of the winter with he'll
grand parent Mir. and Mrs Da id Win.
ey. started for her home in Egan, S. la.
kota, Tuesday.
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meetinks...... ............ ............ $40
john Cook committee work and mile
A8e....s ......... ............ ........... 50 y
1onn Strathman trustee Hays town
snlp ......... -. ....... sos
Mtch'l Giblin trustee H avs township 500
Patk Bierne trustee Hays township. 500
John Hagge clerk Hays township 49,. 8 90
Gultck rent for grand jury ROOM =. 400
j klinker commission on fines for
lSuo... =. >. ,.,...,.,..., Al
Blymer Bros supplies. ............. 10 70
Boone Blank Book Co supplies - 2 20
I Flood and Co Iowa reports for
county attorney Observation-Disclosures. SO
L Warbasse office rent for county
attorney and jury room. ............. 6s 90
Claims of various parties were al
lowed for merchandise, attendance,
medical services, etc., furnished
quarantine families of Flora Matter,
commended by local board of health
of town of Arion:
Arion Mercantile Co. ..s 90
L NJ Gibbons .............. ......... 6M
King Drug store. -. go
Nye Schneider ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
DI Evans 49, ....................... ! W
T. Maurer... ............... 400
Local board of health. ................. 10 90
, King. ;. .,...... ..... 225
Talcott.. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Nye Schneider Co..... ............ $50
DR. Evans. ......... ........... 35 on.
Mr. Roberts. .......................... % 90
Mr. Schwartz. .................. 675
Arion Merchandise Co................ "a rs
Arion meat market. Observation-Disclosures. los
DR. Evans Observation-Disclosures. % 90.
w a Matlock ............. ............... 90
Mrs Evans. ................ .......... so
Mr. II ,wlett $3.50. ................... IS
Mr. Underhill.. ........................ II
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neus Hbout De1oit.

Segar Hagan is having severe attack
With rheumatism.
Mrs Florence Campbell visited rela-
lives at Deloit last week.
Born, Wednesday the ID. to Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Johnson, girl
las. McKim was Deloit visitor Sun
day, returning to Denison Monday morn
ing.
Chas. Galland and family, of Arion,
moved into the Jacob Morley house last
week.
Mrs Susan Sizes, of Missouri, is spend
ing few days with her sister: Mrs. A. N.
Galland.
Mr.. q d Mrs John Rudd. Of Dow City,
visited Saturday and Sunday at the G. S.
Jordan home.
Mrs. Winslow, sister of Mrs. S. F We'd
lock, arrived here from South Carolina
enc day last week fer a visit.
Measles everywhere. Hardly family
In the neighborhood is apt to escape. All
SO far have got along nicely.
Mrs. Ellis, mother of Mrs S f. Wed
lock, was very sick at the latters home
Jew days ago, but is better now.
Mrs Sarah Dobson. Mrs S P spense
and children and Mrs S. Horn took dinner
Thursday at Mrs J. S. Myers.
Thos. N1unsey and family of Dow City
moved to the farm recently purchased Of
T.. S. Myers, near Delolt. last week
w. T Huckstep shipped two cars Of
sheep and one of hogs TO Chicago Satur.
day. Homer Huckstep went in with them
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rudd and son Ross
we're here Sunday. Her father. Mr.. T.
c Dobson. is in a very critical condition.
Bessie Galland started for her home in
S. Dakota last Thursday. She stopped of
at Webb, Ia, where she formerly lived, &c
attend the wedding of friend
The w. c. T U. has secured the ser
vices of Mrs Anna Simmons. a national
evangelist and very talented speaker. 10 be
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20
Too Latpsky.

When get good and ready
SAYS Russia to the powers,
III push the scalp aud skin the Jap
lnsomethng like two hours;
IN smt the beathen, hip and thigh
Lhd h,% II ma e the bloods&y fly!
when get good and ready
My weapons oiled and cleaned:
My soldiers tried prei.d far and. wide.
My ships ali submariuetl.'
Ilshow lie W d that d,tres 10 seoff,
How Russia kill, her efnen off.
WI IA get good and ready,
Ibatyellow, Slant eyed brute
VII earn 90 late now strongaud straight
The RUSSIAN guns can shoot
Great snak, SLY, bow my fingers itch
TO get him by the throatskivtch
When she gets good and ready
aonetime alo ne&t l;til,
VITA po0d'tots might to mslte her fight
-sslipsJ the foeniInsll n,
Stte'l iearnoyilch with sad suipriso.
The JapsNS chaps nave COPIED The prize
bancroft Reg lister
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Days Trading and
CLOSING Quotations.

Chicago, April 1s.-Damage to winter
wheat in sections of Missouri heretofore
escaping, caused an advance today in July
wheat. Corn gained sc. Oats are up Mc.
Provisions are practically unchanged.
Closing prices:
Whcat-May, e2Mc; July, seAc; Sept.
s2Ac.
Corn--May, SIC: July, 5olsc; Sept, 49H.
Oats May, 3Sc; July, 375sc; Sept, allbc.
Pork-Mny, S1200; July, $l2.171a.
Lsrd-Nlay, $6.47A; July, $500.
Ribs-May, S627R; July, $6.45.
Chicago Cash Prices-NO. red wheat,
S1.O0@l 90; No. spring wheat. SS6I90c;
No. spring wheat, S5@95c No. . hard
wheat, 9oGI9ic; No. 3 hard wheat, 83Glo3c;
No. cash corn, 52NM53c; No. :; cash corn,
50Q52lac; No. cash oats, 3Slac; No. 9
white oats, 41@41hc.
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Omaha Grain Market.

Omaha, April disclosing prices on the
Omaha Grain exchange:
Wheat-May, sSc; July, s3Ac.
Corn-AIay, 49c; July, 467sc.
Oats--May. S7Mc; July. 369sc; Sept. 30Y.
Omaha Cash Prices-No. hard wheat.
8S@90c; No. hard wheat, s46lS9c; No. i
hard wheat, T4@S0c; No. 2 spring wheat.
S6Ql9ec; No. spring wheat, 8a@eSc: No. 4
spring wheat. 740I7Sc; No. = cash corn. 40
@49lsc; No. 8 cash corn, 471sd74S]hc; No. d
cash corn, 45l@44Glac; no grade 43@45c:
No. yellow corn, soc; No. 3 yellow corn.
47l3@49c; No. cash oats. 391aaf40lhc; No.
8 cash oats. 3slAa331ac; No. 4 cash oats.
3712G3s12c; No. white oats 41H0142I5c:
No. white oats, 4lh@421ac; No. 8 white
oats, 39la6l40Ac; No. 4 white oats. 371h.7R
3S1ac; standard oats, 41@42c.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20
AFTERNOON SESSION

Board met at p. M. and allowed
claims as follows:
Myron Myers trustee Milford townships a o.
FRED GigaX abor Moiter district $50. z so
The Boys merchandise for jail........ 12
w @ Ills to quarantining in Dow City 4 %
A II Rudd publishing notice cocoon. 200
The Boys merchandise tor court room
1Netc. ................... ............... 8 so
Balle=Brodersen Co merchandise for
county offices etc ~. ..............., 81 20
John Cook to fuel for county Offices
etc........... ........ ............. -. 80 "A
j II Schmadke trustee Hanover town
ship. ...................... -. IA 90
er.........:........:: ................: o5
Charter Oak board of equalization to
. meetings ............. ............... % 60
Dow City board of equalization to one
meeting $50. $50. ). -. I. 90
Denison board of equalization to
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20

here on Wednesday afternoon and even
ing Mey q at the VI. E. church. All are
invited to be present.
The writer and family. accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. Spence and children. of
Lamont we're guests at Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L Riggleman's Sunday.
T. C. Dobson. who has been ill for some
time, went to Omaha on Monday last to
consult physician in regard to his illness.
He VS. accompanied by bis daughter.
Mrs. Rudd. of Dow City. They returned
the next day. aud at the present writ ng he
is confined to his bed.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20
BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
April Session 1904 Many Bills Allowed
and Ordered Paid,

April Session 1904 Many Bills Allowed
and Ordered Paid.
Board met in auditors office Tues
day, April 18th, 1904.
Members all present.
Called to order at 8 a. IN.
Minutes of Thursday, April 9TH,
were read and approved.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
Norris McHenry work for county in
Mafcn............. 81 81
Conner and Lally to services in prose-
cution in case state vs. l3ert and Hal
Butler ....,...... ............... 100
Dr. w 7 Wright to service rendered
Mrs Taylor Sac county CHARGE. SO
Ed Ahart labor Cook district .......... 1872
Vm Witcher labor Molter district. As
Claussen assessing Stockholm
township. -. .............. $50. 62
VIM II Rule assessing Paradise town
ship ......... ...... $3.50. 6s7.
e Mentally assessing Boyer township 81 2,
herman Grill to cost of part of bridge
Washington township -. !. -. 500 OK
y to Stnglin labor Cook district. .... 10
Frank Faul clerk to costs in Evers in
sane Case ............. ......... 60
herman Minter meals for jurors $3.50 81
erman Woock jdnitor for county SUI
perintendent's office ....... $500. 6 o,
II shaw Van defending criminal by
oidrr of court 10 o.
Mrs S b Greek rent for county super
inlendeni's office 4 mGnth-. ....... 60 G
Solomon table for jury room..... 8
q Schroeder committee work and
ul'eage ............. ......... ....... 81 .
Hdugh and Drummer clothes for pris-
onerS etc............ ........... So
} Bauman trustee and looking af-
ter poor Denison township. 49,. IA O
isaac Howorth trustee Goodrich town
ahlp.-..... ...... ............. -. 10 On
A I'll audd publishing4road notice sta
lionery ETC.. Observation-Disclosures. 2s 5
Hobt Hannah clerk j ackson township. 6 ~
M Peters trustee Jackson township 60
Hans Ahrenkiel trustee Jackson town
John y Donnell trustee jackson town
ship......s... Observation-Disclosures. ....... 6 OK
INK Riddle to damage to corn by
public travel. ...................... 3 o.
Ii Nj Eiffert assessing town of Schles-
wls...... -. ......... 81 Gs
o e Tucker publishing board proceed
ings etc 3. ................. 1852 81
DensHn Bul etin publishing board
proceedings ETC.. Observation-Disclosures. III OF
Inc Boys merchandise furnish: d Geo
Loft ed Yea Fred Precht w Kelly
John Christensen ID Ravens poor
persons Denison ....,.,........... 80 81
stewart Lumber Co coal for E w Til
lett Dow city,. /. ..,....... Z 5s
lsalle-Brodersen Go merchandise for
farm......... -. ................. ID Il
John Cook transportation of Lewis
and Taylor families etc.............. 1os
Green Bay Lumber Go lumber Schroe-
der district ........ .........#.... :. g. d
j l. Butterworth labor Ahart district. "a :.
Green Bay Lumber Co lumber Molter
district ................ ......... 40 i,
Q Harvey labor Cook distrlct........ 9 p
David Kuhl Ia or Mart district. IL so
Nye Schneider Co coal for Mrs Hat
terry Deloit., ......... a4c
Board adjourned at II, noon, to
meet at p. m.
1,r,,pn oo,r c,,,ce,o,-
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Boxers AGAIN Active

London, April 19.-The Telegraph's
Tien Tsin correspondent in reporting
the alarming spread there, at Peking
and in districts outside of the great
wall of the anti-Christian society
which prompted the Boxer" rising.
says: "This seems to be NO idle
scare"
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On mOtlOn Official bonds OF F. M.
Arnold, clerk, Paradise township; j.
q. Phillips, constable, Milford town
ship, and Richard Mcclure, assessor,
town OF Vail, were approved.
Mulct tax refund of L. j. Henry
which was rejected January Goth,
1904, was reconsidered. Resolved by
the board that on the recommends
ton OF the county attorney $l31.5O
shall be refunded to Il. j. Henry on
his petition.
Highway petition No. 1852 (O'Meara
road came up for hearing and on
motion was rejected.
Highway petition No. 952 came up
for hearing and upon motion Road
No. 507 was vacated and all of dam
ages thereof were rejected.
Highway petition No. 952 (Odell
road) came up for hearing and is es-
Uablished as a public highway from
station 5 on road No. 532 north a dis
lance of 81. Is chains to the northeast
corner of the southeast quarter of
northeast quarter of southwest quar-
ter OF section S, township 80, range
fO, by Crawford county paying to
Mrs. III. A. Poitevin $780, 90 and r. and
81. Woodruff 100000 as damages, and
Crawford county agrees to make and
maintain good and sufficient grade
ind ditch on the east line of said
road to carry the water along the
asst side of said road to the Boyer
river. Said establishment is upon
condition that the owners give a con-
sent road from the termination of
5his established portion north 10
chains to the intersection with road
No. 26 on the north line of the south
EAST quarter of southwest quarter of
said section 5.
Consent highway petition No. 967
of Rudolph Kolls came up for hear
ng and upon motion was established
rs a public highway.
Highway petition No. $50 (Kolls
road) came up for hearing and was
established as a public highway &c
eet wide by Crawford county paying
hrs. Granger 500 90 as damages and
Rudolph Hollis paying to Crawford
county 5000, and Crawford county
% vacate road No. 577 and that part
'f road No. which is in the southeast
quarter of section 30, township 81,
tange 40, after No. $50 is opened.
Board adjourned at 8 p. m. to meet
Wednesday, April 18th, at 8 Il. m.
III. G. SCHROEDER,
M. j. COLLINS, Chairman.
Auditor.
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