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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-15
New orlaans cntton-

NEW ORLEANS. March I4.- Spot cotton quiet. The unsettled and weak condition uf the future market had a tendency to check operations, as factors refused to make conces- sions. Sales. l.45o bales. including 200 to arrive; delivered on contract, I,4oo. Quota tions unchanged ,.
 The future market opened steady and from l to B points lower under the influence of unfavorable Liverpool cables The fluctua- tions were frequent and wide throughout the session. Leading bulls offered the market heavy support, but during the first hour of trading wide declines were recorded. The buying power of the market was not great enough to absorb the offerings from liquidat- ing longs and short sellers. The disappolnt- ing Liverpool cables not only caused longs to sell out. but also prompted many traders. both professional and outside. to sell short for a good decline. The expected decline came. Then profit taking by shorts prices climbed well up toward the highest levels of the morning again. but the recovery was not permanent. The ring throughout was more excited than it has been for some time and the traders who are known as the leading bulls were quite aggressive In the trading May lost 34 points at l6. 2e recovered to l6.44 and finally decIned't tO 629, and July first lost 32 points at 1879, recovered to 1895 and finally declined to 1878. There was trading in the new crop months caused by continued dry weather in Texas and Oklahoma . The closing quiet Net losses were: March to July. 32 to 35 points: August l9. and the other positions unchanged to points lower than Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-15

New York Cotton Futures. NEW YORK, March lA.-The following were the quotations on the Cotton Exchange to- day:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-15
New Orleans Cotton Futures. NEW ORLEANS, March t4-Cotton future
Liverpool Cotton Futures.

SeptemDer-October, OctOber- NOVember, :.
 November December nominal
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-01-01

application no lAgis being northwest ctr OF south
east and northeast qtr Of sou invest qtr rec IS
township 81 range 50. tax I.02 pen lGc adv 81 90
SS.I2
Turbet s--Possessory claim to 80 aares land
sn application no ll64l being weet half Of north
east qtr sec 10 tp 20 re- 81. tax k02 pen loo adv I,
total s. u
We ael A possessory claim 10 30 acres land
on application NJ n672 being north half southwest
ss.ia "'p " 'S' ~ ~ p'A 'O' ' " M
wilksJ A--Poesessory claim to $40 acres land
On application lGe9e being east half section 70
town hip 20 range 81. tax 4Oe pen 40c sdv "
totrl 80 4s
application no iAbiT being northeast qtr OF south
wes. atr sec tp 10 rs 81. tax 6ic pen 0Sc aov 81
total s2.66
Wildams Joanna E. Possessory claim to 20 acres
land ou application no 1883 being southeast qtr
o. northeast qtr sec tp 10 re 81. tax elc pen Ose
adv 3 total 81 SO
Wilson Auna M Posary clAim TO $40 acres Aud
application il646 being east half section II town
ship al ral gu 81, tax 4.06 pen 4Oc adv - total
S64s
on appt 1880 being nor Invest qtr OF nor .hwest
CTR sec SO tp 10 rg 81 tax blc pen Obc adv 2OO total
S256
Wolf Lawrence--Poss'ry Claim 10 20 acres land
sppl ls069 being 9 qtr OF ctr sec l6t3 81;
tsx sic peu 06 adv 2, total 81 W
@Naue
land on application no ltbST and 1853 being north
west qtr section and northwest qtr Of northwest
qtr section 10 tp 20 81. tax ass pen % adv 200
total 81 so
Hill Johanna L-possessory claim 70 20 acres
land on application no 1858 beiug southwest qtr
Of northeast CTR sec 81 tip " re &C., tax Sic pen oSc
adv 2 total 81 66
Nevada Sheep 0o-Possessory cisim 100 acres
land and improvement about five miles north Of
Silver Park known az Vines ranch -Poksessory
claim to leo acres land and improvements In
burnt canyon about miles east OF old Swiss Bob
ranch Possesso sory claim to 100 acr,s OF land and
improvements In thu hill Including different
spring about miles west Of SWin Rpbs ranch and
known sucks -Possesaory claim to 20 acres
land and improvements consisting OF iron pipes
and troughs and known As Mud springs miles
southeast Of Silver Psrk--Poasessory claim 10 l60
acres land and improvements In Valley about
miles west Of W irren Il johnson ran ch and known
~ the Plnes-Possessory claim 10 100 scres land
and improvements ct Wilson Greek 25 miles north
OF fPioche-lndisn springs in shoshons vslleJ shout
10 miles north OF Silver Park; tai s20o.fs penalty
$2o,S adv s2O0 total Ss15Is
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-01-01
Notice Of Taxes
Delinquent.

Aetiee is hereby given to thoss whom II may
eoBesrn ana TO the following nAmed parsons and
eoa owners Of or claimants ~, the real estate and
improvements thereon. hereinafter described known
or unknown.
That the taxes Tor state and County
purposes for the year A. d. 1908, as
ssssed against che following described pieces or
parcels Of property arc nos deiiuqUsnt toesther
with ten per cant, Penalty.
Horse Shoe MG Co, situated at Fay City. Lincoln
County. Nevada
Improvements on Horse Shoe mine $4,000
Improvements consisting OF ten ton,
reduction plant. once q eto 5000 90
Possessor7 claim TO lot and improve.
nsnts known ~ boarding house $1,000
Poesessory claim to dwelling houses $4,000
Possssscry claim to lot and improved
ments known a. Post Office ssb, 90
PossessoFy claim TO one log house $500
Improvement consisting Of miIes
pipei $4,000
Total Valuation sss5L 90
Total Amount OF tAx GS9s 10
Ten per GENT penalty $s2 80
Total amount due S360e0
And you are hereby further notified that a oopv
OF the foregoing delinquent List has beer led with
the District Attorney Of Lincoln County. STATE OF
nevada, and that unless the delinquent taxes there
IN specified sre paid to the Treasurer, 81 ex-ofico
Tax hoceiver within twe.ity days from the publica
tion OF this notice. together wi b the psns!ty and
cost OF adve rising. action will Be commenced BY
the District or Prosecuting Attorney TOR the collsc
tion Of said taxes and costs.
HENRY LEE,
Auditor Lincoln County, Nsvsda,
= Dssed' ficehe. New. Dec. ls, 1908.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-01-01


SEQ 10 township re- eI-P Poss'ry claim to 10 scrss
land application no i2l7s being southeast asr oi
southwest CTR sec tOwnship q 81 Fec simple
title 70 ~ acres land pstent sis6 being skAe Qtr
ofsonthwest qir section township rg N-Kea
simple title 10 100 Acree land on patent i1fe being
west half Of southeast ctr sec aud wsss half Of
OF northeast qtr sec 8 " gnehip Tr 6l-Fee simple
title 70 100 acres land patent 964S being east hlf
oil theAst qtr and northwest CTR OF noSthssst qr
sec " tp re Slice simple titleto l2o acres land
on patent 25s8 being west half OF theaat qtr and
southeast qtr Of southeast qtr sec 6 Z M 81,
lssessgry claim 20 80 acres land on application
$780, se2i and st22 being hsast ctr Of northeast
qtr and n rthwest QtF of 'staeast ctr fec a. west
hli Of qtr, northwest OR OF south west ctr and
northeast qtr OF south west qtr acc i6 Up re- 81:
tax S62SO poll tax SIS. pen 7,TO adv a.00 total
SIT so
Deerlodge Road District Not.
Belcher Geo--Fee simple title TO lot and impts
on main street Deerlodge-Fee simple title 10 lot
aud inpts on Main st Deerlodge south Of Del.
mues lot, tan ., rs Pen Sbc aov . 90 81. 80
Laue v-Possry claim TO lot and imrts in Fay
formerly property Of Phii Beck, taa 80 pan 7sc
Mcuetaip View Nc Oo--Improveman on Charley
Ross As ciain q Desrlodss hg District. tax . 30
nscsns nv-po.s.ry ol6a. 90 10. and lmp..
IN Fay sonsAs scmpsny boarding houss, tax 10
pen 90 aav7 tdisi sf.6f
sstins N hrrs 49,, IA sa,. Sa.n 70 Imp's ccn
simple title TO lot and impts on maiH st south OF
SEQ
aho,, Z, A po...-x .,.,.. A..
Gao Mood1 -ss,d.n 0..,I - y uS ,,s ~ ss" oI
Adv q M 20, ~ 10 - A'ss F''i ssA - psn sc
'1' A'V0 "'Ai 20"
ssarehlight. Road District Nos.
Karn.a.wI 49,,
I'm saaScbiisr,,.- 4, - III, c ~. q, lo sno imP'
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-01-01
Monday, January 18th,
At Noon, A. D.
1904.

an much NJ each parcel as will pay the amount
az taxes. delinquency and costs assinst IT, VIII DC
sold by NO. as oou ity Treasurer Ani Ex-omcio
Tar Receiver of said County Of Lincoln, at IL
O'Clock ". OF said day. at the front door OF tue
norrt House At the town Of P che, in said county,
to satisfy such az s. delinquency aud costs ssio
ssle4 viii be made subj ct to reiemption witbip
six mouths after sale. by payment OF all the sums
assessed Agsinst each parcel. together with three
Der cent per month thereon ir,m the dAte o' sale
until paid. in accordance with tine proviaoos %
Section OF an act OF the Leg sA'uss Oh tne o'sse
~ Nsv.a, .unroyea March llth. 1855. Statutes
OF 1895, Page III.
]. A. NFsBrrr,
uouptv Treasurer and Ex,o hcio Tax Receiver OF
Liucolu County. Nevada
Phoebe. Dec, 18th zoos.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-01-01
HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES.

FOR the above occasion the San
Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake r.
r. Co., will sell tickets to points on
it's line and immediate connections
within a radius OF $50 miles, at one
fare for the round trip. Tickets on
sale Dec. Oath, rs, and slst, 1903
and Jsn'y 1at 1904, continuous pas
sage in each direction with anal
limit Of Jsn'y 4th. 1904.
c. Il. Smith, Agt.
Caliente, Nevada.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-01-01
NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.

pEIINQUE T LIST UF FNOFH"II TO"
YgAR 1902, LINCOLN COUNTY, NEVADA
Notice Is hereby given to those whom may con
,arn and to the following named rsons snd 70 81
,wners Of or caimsnts to, the real estate snu ''n
s,s,n,on,s thereon, or improvements when as
,'s.aa aanarAteIy, hereinafter describNd known or
s~o ,,sn That the taxes for State and County
'nrnosea for ths year A. y. 1908 as esSed Ag a'ns
hs folio Wing des r,bei places or parcels OF pro-
.rtv are now delinquent; that ten per cent penalty
'na ~ ty2oOl dollars. cost OF Advertising has
,,aan sai In each cAas an that spy piece or par
-, of property upon which said taxes, penalty
"a oosta shall remain ulpaid on.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1904-01-01

WAITED TRusTwoRTRY GENT NAN Oh
lady nesrn county tc manage business for an old
established house Of solid financial standing A
Straight, boua ide weekly cash sslary Of SIS 90 paid
from headquarters, Money advanced for expenses
Manager, $40 caxton Bldg. Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
E following marriage licenses we're issued

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Charles F. Gordon 25. 40 McAilister street.
and Margaret LansdeIl. .. 55 Franklin street.
Andrew SARGENT. 30 80 Broadway, ana
Vittorina Gilardi 26. 319 Broadway.
Wallace Wilke. - 6}S Steiner street. and
Florence A. Kelly. %. 475 Eddy street.
William A. Sherman. n Astoria. Or, and
Mary F. LUssey 21 SIS Bush street.
Emil G. Bross. %. 279 Crescent avenue. and
Emma Brunnenkant. %. 3SS6 Mission street.
Emil NJ Stein. % TIA Woodward avenue.
and Bertha Wood. %. 1331S Fourteenth street
Harvey la Rue. 81. Sos Capp street and
Lulu Conner. 25 Lodi New Jersey.
William ID. Heryford 81. 1908 Geary street.
and Mary G. Sexton. 2S. Sacramento.
Robert W. Mcknight. q, Napa. and Bessie
Barnes. 21. NaDa-
James d. sullivan. 26. 2T6 Ninth street and
Ellen Mccarthy. "a. city
Paul F. Fratessa. p. SOS Berlin street. and
Julia NJ Glennon. Il. 81 Cumberland street.
Paul r Burr 81. I'll Harrison street. and
.Cornelia Broderick 50. III Harrison street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-22
MARRIED.

NNIxTER-MARTIN-I this city. Nav IS.
1904 by the Rev DR.. NJ. S. Levy. Ben An
ufxter and Miss Henrietta Martin
BECKER - 1IEINEKE 90 IN Berkeley. Ala
media County Cal. June IS 1904. BY the
Rev. F. W. #. .scher pastor of Emanuel Evan
gelical Church PhiliD Becker Of san Fran
cisco and Frieda Meineke OF Berkeley, CAL
OODSTEIN-CARO-In this city. June 10
Goodstein or san Jacinto. Cal. and Hazel
Belle Caro-.
HARRIs-MAY-In this city May I. 1904 by
the Rev. Dr.. NJ s. Levy. lsador Harris ana
Ida May.
LFOPOLD-NEWMAN- this city May 3.
1904 by the Rev. DR. N. s. Levy, Ed. Leo
pold and Adeline Newman
LIBERMAN YER-In this city, June -.
1904 by the Rev. DIT. NJ 5 Levy. Joseph
J. Liberman and Elsa Meyer
WOIFF-SIMON-In this city. May Is. 1904.
by the Rev. DR.. NJ. s. Levy. Isaac Woln ana
Hattie Simon.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-22
RE.L EsrATE-CrTY-FoR SALE.

w. ]. GUNN.
$50 CALIFORNIA ST.
Savings Union Building.)
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
JUST OFFERED FOR THE FIRST TINE;
ALL READY FOR BUILDING; STREET
WORK ALL DONE; WELL LOCATED; ELE-
WAITED AND SITELY; MARINE VIEW:
VERY CHEAP: NORTH OF THE PARK;
CLOSE TO LINES CARS. SOME OF THESE
LOTS CAN BE PURCHASED AS Low AS
$9S5 TO $1IOO. SOUTH OF THE PARK, ON
THE SAME AVENUE, LOTS SELL READILY
AT $1,000
$2S00-New cottage residence, just built; north
side A St; 25x100 4 rooms, bathroom,
basement; well built for owners own use;
a bargain; cheaper TO own this than pay
rent easy payments; step from lines
cars.
S34oO-Two-story pretty residence; Seventh
ave- north of the park; ready this week
rooms. bathroom; 25x120: easiest kind
Of terms in installments: lines Of cars
S4250-12th ave. and Clement; grand Ne.
cor to improve with store and flats;
120x50: make offer.
$3T50-1Oth ave. and Clement: a splendid NE.
business corner; % :6x10O; fine location for
store and fats.
w. j. GUNN,
$50 California st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-22
BORN.

BURKE-In this city. June 20 1904. 70 the
wife Of Hugh ". Burke. a
HART-In this city June Il. 19o4 TO the
wife OF Mark I. Hart. daughter
HILTON-In this city. June II. 1904. TO the
wife OF Joseph Fl. Hilton. a daughter
RIDFOUT-In this city. June II. 1904 20 the
wife Of Captain Walter r. Rdeout. a daugh-
ROSENBERG-In Melrose. Mass. June ID,
1904. to the wife OF Leonard r. Rosenberg.
a Iauchter
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-22
BIRTHN-M MARRIAGES GES-DEATH&

Birth. marriage and death notices sent BY
mail viii net be inserted They must be handed
in at either OF the publication offices and Do
fndorsed with the name and residence Of pes
sons authorized to have the same published
Notices restricted simply 70 the announcements
OF the event are published once IN this column
free or charge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-22
uNITBD UNDERWRITERS.

-FuneraI Directors and Embalmers--
Formerly In Metropolitan Temple.
NOW al s66 MISSION Tel. South 1oI
Between Fourth ard Fifth. near Fifth -
Finest Equipments az Aoder1te rates.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-22
EXECUTORS
-SALE-

EXECUTORS
-SALE-
AT AUCTION
THURSDAY. JUNE %. 1904
AT u O'CLOCK NOON
Ar OUR sALEsRooM. % POST ST.
EXECUTOR OF THE ESTATE OF
CORNELIA B. STANLEY, Deceased.
GRAND CORNER
OPPOSITE CALIFORNIA HOTEL.
BUSH sTNMARY LANE MARTIN ST.
Get. Kearny st. and Grant ave)
Present RENTS $1,000 PER ANNUM, NET
WE HAVE A TENANT WHO WILL TAKE
A TEN-YEAR LEASE on A NEW
7-sToRY BUILDING II ERECTED ON THIS
LOT. AND WILL PAY RENTAL NET
TING PER CENT PER ANNUM.
TERMS CASH. SUBJECT TO AP
PRovAL OF SUPERIOR COURT.
BALRwIN ( HowgELL.
% POST STREET.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
Our new office at oceanside attracts attention.
But nothing like our new lots.
Everybody wants them: relect one quick.
$500 to S12oO-easy terms
On car line and fronting park: unobstructed
a ready to
..oceanside'' Branch Office cor. 47th ave.
and H st. Open Sundays and holidays.
SIS to s25O-Near park and ocean; IS monthly
$3.50 to s1oOO-choicest Richmond lots; In
si59 10 s45o-Level Excelsior Homestead lots
$3.50 to s5oOo-Modern cottages in Sunset.
Richmond Oceanside and Excelsior Home
stead; easy terms
Sunset Branch office on Ninth ave, near H st
sol, GETz & SON. Owners and Dealers.
Room a. Fourth Floor. Chronicle Building.
81 25 PER week: no interest; lots in the Ex-
ceIsior Homestead Tract: all level; no grad
ing TO do; ready to build your little home
w J. WHITE
&c Montgomery St, room 5.
JOSEPH sTRAUB, $50 MARKET ST.
S26OO-Good 5-room and bath cottage; lot
S2:6 II. front; near Valencia and 23d.
S67OO-6 fats Of 4 rooms each: good condi-
ton; rents S71 30; $500 cash; cheap
sl3OO-Good cottage OF rooms large lot.
$S5OO-Modern residence; opposite Alamo
square; fine view; key lot bargain
THE residence 26ls Pacific ave-, to be sold at
auction at the salesrooms Of A. ]. Rich &
Co. 112 Montgomery ST., on Thursday, at IL
O'Clock m. June 30 Said building to be
torn down removed from the premises 10
days thereafter.
FREE homestead presented by Uncle Sam un-
der new Government canal in Nevada. See
J. f. GORDON. 62S Crossley bldg. 2:3O to
p. m. daily.
FIVE ROOM cottage: porcelain plumbing
modern improvements. laundry, yard rent
sos; north side OF O'Farreu St; $1,000 only.
Inquire 1901 Devisadero st.
MONEY at per cent for the full cost OF build
ings and part lot Manhattan Savings Bank
1918 crocker building.
S95c0-Howard St. north line bet 7th and sth,
25x90: improv. DoNNELLY CO. 6S2 Market.
ALL work guaranteed FIRST class by ALL
BACH & MAYER Plumbers. S36 Howard St
WEEKS news for cents-The Weekly Call
l6 pages. in wrapper. for mailing. 81 per year
POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE.
ALTA PUNTA TRACT, at Siege, on Santa Fe
and electric roads, land $500 per acre; lots
50x2O0 at $780, orchard Of Is acres and
buildings. $i00 per acre: monthly payments.
REAL EsTATE-Country- Sale.
WHITE & BAYLEY,
Successors
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-22
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.

TO Whom 1t May Concern: am no longer
D. ]. MOHONEY.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-22

Oil Company on July l. 1904
will pay a dividend (No. - OF 1 cent Der
share it's issued capital stock at its Of
hce. room 81. seventh floor Mills building:
transfer books close on Saturday, June .
1904. at 1 p. m GEORGE ]. REMINGTON.
Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-22

fSuccessors to Flanagan & Gallagher.
DANIEL. p. DONOVAN, Mgr.
FUNERAL, DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
90 Fifth St opposite Lincoln School
Telephone South so
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-22
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA business property for sale; corner
lot, stores, dwellings above a bargain. Ap-
ply owner 1881 Park St
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-22

nEAL EsTATE-cITY-FoR SALE.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-22
HENRY J. GALLAGHER CO.

Continued on Page Fourteen.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-22

26 Montgomery St Room g.
Property Exchanges a Speciality.
ALFALFA lands stock ranches orchards
vineyards; inspected bargains; monthly cata-
logues sent free. c. NJ. WOOSTER Co. 64s
Market st.
CHEAPEST and best in America-The Weekly
Call. 16 pages. sent to any address IN the
United States or Canada one year for 81.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-22

FOR aale-Pacing mare. sI75: years old very
fast. gentle IN every respect. safe for wo-
man ~ drive, viii 80 double. For particu-
lars address box 960. Call office
HANDSOME bay rarriage team 16Iz hands
hifh absolutely sound accustomed 20 city.
Inquire 7. 30 Croker bid. ". F. DENNIS.
AUCTION sale every Tuesday: horses wag-
ons, surrey buEZies. carts and harness: at
11zO Folsom II.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-22

DIVIDEND NOTICE: Mutual Savings Bank
OF san Francisco, 40 Market st.-For the
half year ending June 30. 1904 a dividend
has been declared at the rate OF three and
one-quarter (3h) per cent per annum on all
Friday July 1. 1904.
GEO. A. STORY. Cashier.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20

for all newspapers, and so long as the
columns are open without cost to all
classes of reform work, and the adver-
Using columns are restricted as far as
possible to business institutions re-
ceiving the legal sanction of the
community, we do not think our friends
have legitimate cause for complaint.
We would ask them to compare the
advertising columns IF the REVIEW
with those OF any daily papers coming
to Den,son. The REVIEW publishes
mo '.Men Only' Private Disease
Regulator" or catch penny advertise
ments and endeavors to give the people
OF Denison and Crawford county a
clean, reputable and helpful newspaper
It does not claim however to do more
than to reflect the public sentiment Of
the county. We thank our friends for
their kindly criticism and hope to re.
tain their friendship and esteem and
to be of service to them and to their
cause in the future as in the past.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20
BACHELORS ENTERTAIN.

On Thursday evening Messrs. Roy
Gibson and j. ". Miller gavea very
pleasant party, to large number of
young married and unmarried whist
players. About all the whist players
were present and ten tablesful en- joy
ed the ever new and always interesting
game. The party was given at the
Cooper house and the dining room
made cheerful and comfortable meet
ing place for the game. Mr.. Miller
and Gibson proved to be delightful
hosts and each guest felt that q warm
welcome was theirs. In such pleasant
surroundings and company even poor
luck was of little moment and the
guests only departed as the time near
ed midnight and the thoughts of coal
strike and dark walk home made it
needful that they should leave.
Bachelor parties. will be very popular
AFTER this successful one we are sure
Mr.. Frank Louis was an out of town
guest.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20

acceptance aud thanks was a splendid
effort and ELECTED highest praise from
delegates from every part OF the dis
trict.
The convention was victory for no
one but Judge Conner. The question
OF Iowa faotionalism was hardly dis
cussed by the>delegates even in private
and in the resolutions care was taken
to make them broad enough for all re-
publicans. We say this to forstall as
far as possible any effort to wade into
the action of the convention any victory
either for Stand patters" or their OPP
ponents.
Judge Conner can return to Washing.
ton assured that he has united dis.
trict back of him, loyal friends in
every county, and that his compression.
al career has been stamped with seal
|of highest approval of his fellow
partisans.
It is with pleasure that we present to
our readers. in supplement form, re-
cent portrait of our distinguished
Congressman, and that we join in
hearty congratulations to him and t.
Republicans Of Iowa who claim his
i services. ,a.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20
MAsONs SECURE A HOME.
Have Leased the McKim Hall for a Term
ofTwenty five Years.

Negotiations, which have been pend
ing for some time have at last been
closed whereby the Masonic order of
Denison leases the McKim Hall, in
Guiding the entire building for term of
twenty five years. The only stipula.
ton is that the order shall always main
tain a w. c. T. U. reading room in the
building. In securing this building the
Masons have home which they can
furnish to suit all their requirements,
ante rooms can be made, rooms for the
different properties belonging to the
lodge will &c added. they will have the
use of the basement for kitchen etc., it
will furnish handsome quarters for the
Eastern Star ladies, and altogether will
make an ideal lodge home. AS time adj
vances other improvements may be
added, and the members will have a
home where they can invite their friends
and spend an hour In social chat. We
congratulate the order upon having
SO .ured such suitable quarters.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20
CONVENTION OF CREAMERY MEN.
At City Hall in Denison, Friday April %
Banquet in The Evening.

Arrangements are being made for a
convention of creamery men, to be
hela at the City hall in Denison on
Friday, April %. The convention will
be attended by drivers of cream routes,
station men. and all those who are
connected with the cream business,
and also those who are sellers of cream.
A fine banquet will be given in the
evening. the place of holding the same
is as vet undecided. A program is be.
ing arranged by Mr.. s. j Woodruff.
and good time is anticipated, and
much profit gained by those who at
tend. These conventions are proving
very beneficial to all Interested; in fact
each convention is an educational
affair. BY meeting together in con-
vention new ideas are formed, new
methods introduced. and the cream
producer benefited. The convention
of Friday should be we'll attended.
Am ing those from abroad who will be
In attendance at the convention are
Messrs Rustin and Green Of Nebraska