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commissioners of convictions for intoxi-
cation from date six months preceding
the election of such commissioners. Mo-
tiCcs from tn" ovcrsecr and from persons
directly interested. that under the old
law were givcn direct to he licsnsee.
prc 10 ne given to tho commissioners and
by them to the lcensec; and the several
boards of commissioners in tho county
1rc TO notify each other concerning these
PERSONS to whom liquor is not tn he sold.
Arrests for mtoNicatiur without war
rant ar" u, hor2cd. and n second offence
means work house instead of county Jail.
The anti-trcatiug clause is stricken out.
Disclosure is required of persons ar
rested for intoNication to whom licensees
have been forbidden to soil
rho search and seizure features Of the
Id rroh5itory law are put in operation
again by this new bill
The appointment OF the board of license
commis sioncrs for any town voting to
grant licenses is taken out of the hands
of the selcctmcn and is to be made by
the assistant Judges " the respective
county courts.
Til. amcndmonts make nuncrou.
changes in seology. and the bill re-
rrals entirely 40 30 Of the acts OF 1902
TEACHERS HOME AUTHORIZED.
The Senate to-day passed in concur
renee the House biz Incorporating the
Lucy Rusglos Teachers Home after pro-
posing an amendment suggested by Sem
ator Prouty that the henefciaries of this
home shall include unmarried female
teachers and widows of limited means
who have been teachers"
The JOINT committee 90 investigate the
expenses of state Institutions through
senator Lord this morning Introduced two
bills. an abstract of which may be found
in the official report of the Senate. This
committee will later make a partial re-
port of its findings.
BILLS SIGNED BY TUE GOVERNOR
| II. 81 An act to incorporate the White
River Water company
II l7N-Au act relating t" warehouses
H. 21i-An .,ct for the protection Of
travel upon public highways
/ H. 21.'-An act amending section 4loS of
the Vermont Statutes relating to ,oans
I To officers. directors or employees Of trust
companies.
! H. -j7-- An act to authorize tho village
O. Springfield To issue bonds
/ II. Sol An act To amend the charter of
/ TIA" village of Bennington.
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| H. 36I--An act i'm addition to number
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RIPTON.

MIS-. Ira Dow Is sick.--School hogan
in nearly all the districts the 5th Miss
McNulla teaches in No, !, Miss Mcneil
CONTINUED on Second PaEc.)
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Of the Vermont statutes relating to
causes for taking depostions.
5. liG--An act relating to the payment Of
the expenses incurred in the computation
OF the reserve liability of domestic insur-
ancc companies.
:. 1iS--An act to amend number fe2 Of
the acts of 1900, entitled IAN act to amend
the charter of the city OF Montpelier"
$. li3-An act to amend section 10 of the
acts OF the general assembly of 1901.
known as House bin number l09. entitled
IAN act providing for the inspection of
food. drugs and other articles of common
use"
S. 2S--An act to pay G. ]. Scclcy the
sum therein named.
5. 3I---An act to amend section 30Ol
of the Vermont statutes relating to in
vestment of trust money by a town.
s. 57--An act to repeal No. 50 of the
acts of 1895, cutitled. IAN act to pre-
vent fraud in the sale of garden seeds.
s. 62-An act to incorporate the viii
lage of poultney.
:. 63--An act to regulate the prac-
ticc of osteopathy.
:. S$--An act relating to tn. opera
tion of electric cars over grade cross
ings with steam railroads.
:. S9--An act to encourage planting
and perpetuating forests
S. 'G-An act to amend section 2503
of the Vermont statutes relating to
distribution of assets of estates of de-
ceased persons.
s. l0S-An act to Incorporate the
Chittenden County Trust comnauy.
i''---N" uct I" ehapIe inc wesleyan
Ne.ho'lS' S"''e'N ol warren 10 dispose
= tl--An act rclutinr to tho Lct
fcr protcction of liyhvuvs
: 133-An act rel.,tinr to .ho ch,r,.,
of th,, Wells River bridoe and ,,,,hor.
izinr the Concord and ,1o,,rc,, r,il
rond to boId stock tbor.i,
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TO REPAIR THE IRI.NIli MON l.
MENI
The Senate hill annropriatinc $500 +,
protect the monument and hurial lnt a
william French met with some onnosi
tion in the House csneciallv from NJ,
Harcopd of Peru. hut it was ,,assed bv
big majority. The Judge of probate fo
the district of Rutland shared the sam
Fate as several other probate Judges. AN,
the bill to increase his salary which ha,
passed the Senate was killed in tn
House. 1t has proved q bad year {
raise salaries of these officials.
Tho House committee ON military af
fairs this afternoon introduced a bill
providing for uniform allowance fo
officers OF IN" lst Vermont regiment, fo
inc maintenance OF uniforms ana equip
meht. Mounted oficcrs by this bill VII
rcc"lNc not more than $50; captains no
O.,
Reprcscntativo Linus Io,voas of cam
bridge is this evening unite urouin,utI
lmn.tioncd As chairman cr the cou,, d.
claims to be clocted to.rlorrow i'm jriu
assembly.
SENATE WILLIS NOT \rI,rD
.r,
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STAND By LAW
H Refuses to Be Moved from
Duty by Sentimental
Appeals.
:
MRS. ROGERS MUST HANG
EllI rommuting Her sentence KILLED by
Vote of - to t3n-LcSis aturc Votes
20 adjourn saturday Morning
License Inv Reported Il, Conn
mittcc on Temperance.

Noptpelior. Dec Tho proa, cycn,
a., tho ycr,nou, LEGISLATURE to-day was
,L. lohs,o t., trr. House ON the bill to
commute 70 life piisonment IN" death
,,rt.,ca of Nnrv NJ Rogers Of Ben
,ngtnn In authorization of this debate
long before tne hour announced every
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,,rDst iho arguments, and the roll call
'at decided the tate of the young
= oman now iu solitary confinement in
u.. state urisou at windsor
iowt s-somblv will he held Thursday
s..r,.oou 10 eject Judges Of the court of
t.:.ns Er.lIl rlumlcv Of Northticld. T.
{ p.r.Iu,. of \.wnort and w. r.. Lock
lI.of "a. hto,l are. candidates for his Of
,t,pr No,.t<>rro~c
S'N''"" '"-"dE So"' ''l' l'"'"I'E
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= inhi"N 90. H'p"e'
S'ai" WtHN"N commissioner N'rI's
W. 'HifS ~ Franklin.
i'N " unanimous Not" TN" senate TINS
''rHo'u FefUS'o Il mira rca"llnS To the
N"'Ny payment blll after an adverse re-
''r' ir"in the committee.
WIFI. ADJOURN SATURDAY.
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NEW LICENSE LAW.
Tho Joint committee ON tompor;,rito
jhis morning rcportrd tn the S.nate
the long awaited license bin. which re-
uuired so minutes to read The bin
w;s ordered To- lie aud b. printed. it,
main features arc as follows:
The bill amends the present law in
thcse particulars Requires that license
commissioners shall have been legal
voters and freeholders of the town. in
stead of residents" ana strikes out the
provision requiring the choice Of one from
zach of the two leading parties. Commis-
roneis' term of Office is made one year
lnstead of election for two four and SIX
years. Refuses licenS" to any person
N1o has been convicted Of violating the
provisions Of this act relating to illegal
foslns in Intoxicating liquor, and places
hld"r 10 ban buildings where amy such
Violations have occurred within one year.
with the knowledge Of the owners thereof.
Strikes out the section authorizing COM
g. seiorcrs TO determine number Of IL
tnses iu towns Of less than l,Uo, leav-
jrp such towns on same basis a. others.
11io'n 10 continue in force till the first
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LANDED.

awaiting an opportunity to get into
the city. Nothing further has been
heard of the japanese transports
which were seen recently near Kai
Chau. The Russians are command
eering cattle on the west side of the
Lao river and the Chinese are indig-
nant at this procedure. Eight hun
dred head of cattle have been seen
at Yinkow. A Japanese spy has been
discovered at, New Chwang He was
approached by Russians, who pulled
at his queue, which came off, He
was taken prisoner but subsequently
escaped with the help Of some Chi
nese, who distracted the attention Of
the Russians. The dynamo connected
with the mines at New Chwang has
not been removed.
An accident to a train from Port
Arthur to Hardin occurred May g.,
near Telling. Thirty passengers were
killed and fifty injured, and the per-
manent way was greatly injured.
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Speculate on Situation.

London, May 10.-In the absence of
further stirring news from the seat of
war the London newspapers are dis
cussing the probable course of events.
The balance of opinion inclines to the
belief that General Kuroki will sue
coed in overtaking the Russians be-
tween Feng Wang Cheng and Lao
Yang and will compel them to fight at
disadvantage. 1t is argued that it
will be impossible for General Kouro-
patkin, depending upon slender line
of railway and with his army encum-
bered with baggage, to make his re-
tirement speedy enough to enable
him to choose his own ground for bat
tie On the other hand it is argued
that apart from Lieutenant Zassa-
litch's error in giving battle on the
Yalu against the orders of General
Kouropatkin, the latter's plan re-
mains unchanged and that once away
from the mountainous country he will
have conditions much in his favor.
The question of the possibility of the
Japanese finding weak spot in the
defense of Port Arthur is also much
debated. and it is believed in some
quarters that they will repeat the tao
tics employed in the war with China
and attempt an assault through the
western defenses. which are known to
be the weakest. Dispatches from
Shanghai say that the Tartar gen.
eral at Mukden has declined to obey
Viceroy A!exieff's order that the Chi
nese evac"ate Mukden.
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CANTATA truth" COMING.
High School to Give Musical Entertain
ment Under Direction Of Miss P.lster


Rehearsals for the cantata Ruth.
which will he given at the opera house
some time during commencement week,
are .ein-s helu nearly every evening a;
the high school building. The cantata
Is being prepared under the direction
of Miss Polster which is a guarantee OF
Its success and. excellence. Th 'se who
attended "Queen Esther" given by the
high schoo! last year recall it with
great pleasure and will look forward to
the coming event as something witch
they cannot afford to m ts.
Some of the principal sooists will b.
Misses Allie Sewell, L ora Lunev. and
Marioa SERVER, Luke Weeks, Fed
GoehI, Johu Maloney and Ternple Kir-
kup. Forty or fifty of the the high
sch ool std ant. will partcipa tie in the
choruses.
Many who have heard both ''Queen
Esther" aud Ruth" say that he lat
ter L, the much more pleasing entcl-
tainment of the two.
1t will not be necessary to urge Den
ison people to attend this entertain
m ent. We rather advise YOU to secure
tickets as soon as their sale is announo-
ed. otherwise you may not De able to
get scat.
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MISSIONARY CONVENTION

The annual convention of the Coun-
Gil Bluffs district Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society met at the First M. -.
church in this city yesterday afternoon
and evening, and the session will con-
tinue this afternoon. Following is the
program as prepared:
TUESDAY AFTERNOON MAY 10.
300 Devotions. Dist. President, Mrs,
o. NJ. Criswel.
Greetings Mrs. G. w. Merrill Mrs. j,
Response, Mrs. Thompson, Dunlap.
Iowa.
Appointment of Committees.
Reports of District Of1cers.
District Work-Its opportunities Mrs.
Stratton, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Methods of Work. Mrs. Logee, Council
Bluffs.
Discussion following.
Vocal Solo.
Adjournment.
TUESDAY EVENING
! 30 Devotions. Mrs. C. f. Smith, Little
Sioux.
Music.
Reading. Hilda Brodersen, Denison.
Music.
Address. Mrs Clark.
Reading. Alice Romans, Denison
objection. Singing.
Benedction. Rev. Sharpe.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY II
200 D.votions. Led by Mrs. E. Gulick,
Denison.
Election of Officers.
Discussion.
How to Make our vuxliaries Grow.
Led by Mrs Durham, Dunlap. Iowa.
Question Box. Mrs. Griffith, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Mode Auxiliary. Mrs. Pierce. Den
iso.. Iowa.
Music.
Mite x. Mrs. Bowen, Denison, Iowa
Adjournment.
Lunch,
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CHEAPER BINDING TWINp
While Scarcity Of The Fiber is Report
ed, Price Will be Lower.

Most of the implement dealers have
received wholesale quotations on bind
ing Irvine. and they say that if the
quotations hold good the price will be
NO higher than last year and in all
probability it will be cheaper. Last
year Irvine sold at l3 cents while this
gear it may be sold at IL cents. This
Fact will be of interest to the farmer as
he uses ordinarily several hundred
pounds of it,
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BUSINESS BRIEFS. |

Trimmed hats. A big line at yerv
10" prices. M. M. BAMFORD.
Dry cobs for sale at Sl.75 per load.
Inquire of
Both Phones. F. JACKSON
Farmers. Attention.
we nave an urgent request for few
sheaves OF grain for which premium
will be paid N otify this office at ono
New line of street hats. The
latest of the season.
10 M. M. BAMFoRp.
ALL my patrons may find supply
OF the j.. r. Watkins Remedies Al =
L. CoCHRANs in Denisop.
JOHN SEARL, Travelling Salesman.
17-3t
ROSEBUD REvERvATloN is open for
settlement. Send 25cts for large man
and full information. How to get 100
acres of choice land
1922 D. w. FORBES.
Bonesteel, S. D.
DR.. Stockdale will be in his office in
Cooper House, Tuesday, May "a. 1875.
Great Bargain.
For SALE-A Bargain Stock good
in Woodward. o. r. Splendid bust
ness town. Groceries. dry goods and
shoes have good store house, plen-
ty ware room Will rent cheap. Call
on REVIEW. or j. H. Clough for full
particulars.
1926. I'll. OBRYAN.
Six Room House for Sale one block
from business district Inquire of
l7-3t* JAS. MCGUIRE.
The Deere and Canton Corn plows.
l8-4t. E. T. COCHRAN.
"A cottage to rent, furnished or un-
furnished. for three months. Inquire
at second door east of McKim Reading
room. 17-3t
Highest price cash price paid for
w oil.
A. d. RANDALL.
First class machinery and work.
men for turning shsfting and repairing
all kinds of machinery at LUNEY BROS.
For Sand and Gravel Telephone
FRANK JACKSON on either phone.
173t.
If you want good work done go to the
Luney Bros. machine shop.
Corn Planters are ripe and now is
the time to pick the Canton Edge Drop
or "Parlin" Canton Planter. Equal
to any planter made. Sold only by
1926 Il. T. COCHRAN.
Remember Luney Bros. machine
shop ia near the mill.
DO not neglect the opportunity to
buy the "Goodhere'' or the 'Aermotor'
Windmill.
l8-4t. E. T. COCHRAN.
For RENT: The North East Quar-
ter of Section Thirty-three (33) Deni-
son Township. Inquire of
16-4t. Common & LALLY.
Farms for Sale.
In South Dakota, Crawford County
Iowa. Excursions first and third
Tuesdays of every month. See
ID. F. BROWN & SON,
DenisOn, Iowa.
i have number of thoroughbred
Polled- Durham bulls for sale Ready
for service. Both single and double
standard. j. B. DAVIS,
miles west of Buck Grove. Postoffice
Dow City.
-Children's sewing done. Boys,
clothing specially.
IL MRS. JOHN BAKER.
Look for Luney Bros ad.
For rent-An so acre farm. Inquire
at this Office. 14tf
Wanted.
20 head of cattle TO pasture on my
farm, on section IT, East Rover town
ship Waite NE at EeDison.
16-tf u, L. HAWK.
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In carly DAYS Henry NJ. stanley was

In early days Henry NJ. Stanley was
a resident of Omaha for time. He
worked on the old Republican as re-
porter. Subsequently he went to
England. Later he engaged in ex-
ploring Africa, making several eSpe-
ditions into the interior He took up
the search and found Livingstone and
his party, all of whom were supposed
to have been killed by the natives.
Returning to England he was knight
ed and ever after made that country
his home
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Monte Carlo Claims Another,

Paris, May 1o.-Harold T. Clarke,
living in New York and San Francis
co, sen OF tie late jeremiah Clarke of
San Francisco. killed himself in a
leading hotel here by blowing off the
top of his head with revolver. ae
had been touring the continent for
several months and had just arrived
in Paris from Monte Carlo, where, it
is understood. he lost heavily.
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HENRY N. STANLEY DElD
Famous African Explorer Pass
es Away in London.
DEMISE is DUE TO PLEuRlsY
Was at One Time Resident of on,a-
ha and Employed Upon Papers in
That city-Made Several Expedi-
tions Into Darkest Africa.

London, May 1o.-Sir Henry M.
Stanley, the African explorer, is
dead. Sir Henry was attacked by
pleurisy fortnight ago and had been
in a scmi-conscious condition since
Sunday afternoon. His illness was
complicated by chronic heart trouble
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Tyner and Barrett Trial.

Washington, May 10.-The time of
the Tyner and Barrett trial, on
charges of conspiracy in the postof-
flee department was devoted to testi.
mony regarding the time and terms
of Barrett's attorneyship for various
bond investment companies.
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Notice of Appointment of Administratri
sTATE OF IOWA II proh..o
County IN PROBATE

STATE OF IOWA :, nu..o
Crawford County IN frooate
In the matter of the estate of Friedrich
kruse, late OF Crawford County, deceased.
Notlce or appointment of Administrative.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby Notified thai on the 9th day
OF Way. 1874. letters of administrator were
of the above entitled estate. and ali ,,reditprs
on said estate are notified to file their claims
IN the Office OF the Clerk of the District Court
year from the date of This notice according
to law. and have the same allowed and ord +.
ed paid by the said court. or stand forever
barred therefr M
Dated May 9. 1904
ESTHER oPHIE kRusE Administrative.
L. ). XII NKER, Atty for Administrators.
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Funeral of Maurus Iokai

Budapest, Hungary, May 10.-The
funeral Of Maurus Jokai. the Hunga-
rian novelist who died Thursday last,
was held here. There was an enor-
nous attendance. Emperor Francis
Joseph was represented by Count APP
ponyi, grand marshal of the court in
Hungary
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-11

John Rudd moved his family to Ellis
on Monday. He has taken the fore
manship of the section work at that
place.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-11

Hy Anderson of Ute. was in Denison
on Saturday last, He reports a severe
hail and rain storm at that place last
week
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-05-11
Buhonic Plague at Lima.

Lima. Peru, May 10.-Five new
eases of babonic plague were reported
tn Lima.
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RUSSIAN ARNYN RETREAT
Cars Troops Evacuate New
Cllwang During the Night.
BANDITS WAITING TO PlLLAeE
Believed Portion Of vadivoatok
Squadron Has Been Shut Out of
Harbor and is Now podeine Jap
anese Fleet.


London, May 1o.-The Toxic CORE
spondent of the Daily Chronicle says
that $4,000 Russians are retiring from
New Chwang to Lao Yang The cor
respondent says that Chinese bandits
have destroyed the road to Task CHA
and to Hal Cheng. The Russians are
making new road. The correspond.
ent adds that bandits have attacked
and cut other parts OF the railroad
and points out that the capture of
Dalny will enable the Japanese to
cut off Port Arthur's electrical sup
ply.
Shan Hal Kwan, May 1o.-The evac-
uation of New Chwang continues.
The Russian authorities have prom
Used to leave a sufficient rear guard
to prevent pillaging by the Chinese
bandits. who are in the vicinity and
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For Sale

FOR Sale
80 head OF good four-year-old COWS,
and 5 he q of unr+corded thoronghbre,
short-hoi; heifels. These cows ard
he.fers . Ill with calf. Call and see
me t p''re and terms.
1926. J. P. JONES.
The ~l7r in Williams Paint, the
best Paial .nade at
Pa. A. s{'li LUMBERGER's PHARMACY
Get ;A~ "Cubadura." the best 5
cett Gig sold in Denison at
G. OTTo's.
Rene. Der our Insect Powder is
FRESH
s. 4.CMBERGER's PHARMACY.
An JOS / ,.aose me Goba-
G. OTro's
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Buck Grove Letter.

Relatives of James O'Meara and family
drove over from Shelby county Saturday
and remained part OF the day, leaving on
the afternoon train tor Otto. at,wh,ch place
they live. They had been visiting rela-
tlves in his..vicinity for several weeks.
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Music hath charms, but have all
A. Chase organ that for charms is
hard to beat. | wish to sell it. Good
as new and cheap Inquire of
10 A. d. RANDALL
-Vaccinate vonr cattle with FRESH
Blackle@ We cpe alwaya on hnnd at
PHI SCHLUMBERGER' PHARMACY.
g Otto's "C'nhaarran is acRnowl-
ndzed "a ne the bes. 70 cent smoke for
G. OTTO.
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Mike Murphy, -oadmaster on the Mil
waukee and ST. Paul railroad, was here on
Friday looking over work near here.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-12-10
Real Estate Transfers

For the week ending December 8,
1904. furnished by o. A. Cortright,
register of deeds:
Fred Pennington to Burchard Pear
son. southwest quarter of 13-22
warranty deed
John Spena to A. j. Ellermeyer. lot
IL, block 9; quit claim deed
Allie Holmes to j. W. Davidson
southwest quarter of 34-l223; war
ranty deed
j. W. Davidson t. Edward Chalk,
southwest quarter of 34-I223:: war
ranty deed.
Trego county to Joshua Croft. lot
33. block 53; tax deed
VIM O. Whitcomb to VIM H. John
son. southeast quarter 1913 >. war
ranty deed.
Wm H. Miles and wife to Alpheus
Lemp. lots l3 and "A. block d. Park adj
dition: warranty iced