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Iessner and told him that these 800
men must not be allowed to return to
work. I.essner explained that they We're
SPECIALISTS, that 1t would be impossible
to replace them and they were doing
urgent work for the navy. Trepoff still
insisted.
The Emperor is indignant at the tear
ing down of the speech.
The government is pressing the indie
pendent manufacturers to grant a 10
per cent reduction in the hours of their
their wages.
The ministry of finance announced to-
day an increase in the excise duties on
matches and also a tax of from 10
servants This measure Will strengthen
the treasury
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NATIONS WILL CONFER
ON USE OF WIRELESS
President Accepts Emperor's Invitation
and Appoints Delegates From
This Country.

The Emperor Of Germany has invited
President Roosevelt to join in inter
national conference on the subject of
wireless telcgTaphy to be held in Berlin
on April /.
The President has accepted on behalf
Of the United States and has appointed
the following board to represent this
country: Brig. Gen A, w. Greedy, chief
Of the Signal Corps, L. S. A; Com
mander F. NJ. Barbour navy; Chief En-
gineer Charles McAliister, Revenue Cut
ter Service, and John /. Waterbury
Department of Commerce and Labor
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WASHINGTON DUKE Ill
At HOME IN DURHAM
Sen Now Is on Bridal Trip; Gables
That He Is on His Way
Home.

RALEIGH. n. C. Feb. 4.-The vener-
able Washington Duke. the father of the
Dukes of New York and Durham, who
figure SO prominently in the American
Tobacco Company, is i'll at his home,
Durham.
His son, F. B. Duke. who is on .
bridal tour in Europe, cables that lie
has ended his trip and is now on his
way home 10 be with his father, who is
nearly eighty years ord
Mr. Duke served IN the civil war.
When 1t ended he, with his little sons
peddied tobacco in wagons all the way
TO the North Carolina coast, trading IL
for various articles which he brought
back home and sold IN this way he
began business He broke his hip last
week as the result of a fall
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CHUkCE NOTICES.

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. stn and Il
SITS NV, Rev Samuel H. Greene, ID. pas
tor.-9:So a m. Sunday school, P r. Bristow.
supeTin >endent. Public worship with SER
mons By the pastor. IL am and 1880 pm.
Teachers Bible Club, Thursday, D. m Church
prayer meeting, s pm Endeavor meetings,
Tuesday, pm and Sunday, Gas pm.
All are cordially invited. It
yEDANTA
The Mystery Of the SOUP viii be the
subject of the lecture the yedanta
Philosophy to be delivered by ALBERT S
DJI1IN tomorrow afternoon az $3.50 at the
Pyrhian Temple, 1912 9Th ST. NV. Admission
free. IL
OLD-TIME REVIVAL SERVICES are now
in progress at Ryiand NJ E. Church, corner
Tenth and d SITS. sw.. conducted by Evan
gelists J. K Snyder and John N Baker OF
meeting for children at $50 pm; addressed
by Mrs. John ID. Baker, subject. Jack. the
sing. Services each evening during week ex-
eept Saturday. Rev R. L. Wright pastor.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST lafayette
Opera House-Three great meetings. Sunday
evenings, 7:S6; Sundays, February >, Y. Is
Subject, February 3, Sabbath and Sunday
Y, The Great Conflict Between Christ and
satan" Subject, February 19, spiritualisrl,
Christian science. new thought: '-Seducing
Spirits and doctrines Of Devils. Speakers.
". ", Prescott. editor of the Review and
Herald the church paper OF Seventh Day
Adventists. and Luther Warren. evangelist
Seats free; al invited. 1t
CHRISTIAN scIENCE-First Church OF
Christ, Scientist. corner 18th and r SITS. NV.
Services, Sunday, II an. and pm. Sub
ject, Soul Sunday school, fe m, Wed
Hesday, pm Public cordially invited. All
seats rec Reading room in the Traders.
National Bank Building. corner Pennsylvania
ave and 10th ST. NV. II
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Scientist
Hall 1502 14th st. nw.-Seryfces, Sunday. Il
am. Subject. Soul Sunday school. lob
am: Wednesday. pm. Reading room,
Traders Bank Building. 10th ST. and Penn
sylxania ave II
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Aid for Maxim Cork
From American Authors

NEW YORK. Feb. AT meeting of
the executive council of the Authors
Club held here for the purpose of taking
action regarding the Imprisonment of
Maxim Cork. il was resolved that. in
the event of his not being released in
the meantime, q special meeting of the
club be held for the purpose of taking
Sach action as may seem best in order
10 aid in bringing about his release.
special meeting of the club has been
called ToF February 8. Oscar S. Straus
presided at the meeting Of the council
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DEATH RECORD.

Marietta S. Brown. IA Govt, Hosp. Insane
Arthur Denham, ; days. CARRIED Hospital.
Bernard H. Johnston. 50, Govt. Hosp Insane
Rhoda MeIvfna Osborne g. 1913 18th st.
Rose Y Gibbons, 40, I25 st. Sc
Phebe Mcclure Pride, rs, 1il3 10Th st. NV.
Josephine Jackson, :. 20 G st. NV
Charles McHugh. 81, Providence Hospital
Kathryn Johnson. ;. 1915 1st st. NV.
George y. Harper, 40, Govt Hosp. for Insane
Maria Howard 43, l10S 18th st NV.
Charles Daniels II, 2245 9Th st. Ew.
Albert Gray, az months, St Phillips Hill
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Baltic Fleet Reported
Off Coast of Madagascar

LONDON. Feb. 4.-Advices from Port
Louis. Mauritius are to the effect that
the Russian Baltic fleet commanded by
Admiral Rogestvensl1y is anchored off
the French island of Nossi Be, off the
northwest coast of MAZDA gascar
JIBUTIL, French Somalilanil. Feb. A
The division of the Russian Baltic feet
commanded by Vice Admiral Botrovsky
has sailed for Madagascar. Eighteen
German. golfers VIII follow the squad
ron.
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Russia S Losses Heavy
In Hun River Fighting

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. "A dis
patch to the Novoe Vremya from Muk-
den states that the Russian losses in
the recent fighting on the Hun River
are estimated at 1900 men.
a telegram from Mukden to the Russ
says that 5000 Russian wounded have
passed through there.
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German War Supplies
Forwarded to Kuropatkin

GLASGOW, Scotland. Feb 1.-The St.
Petersburg correspondent of the Herald
wires he has seen quantities of German
rifles, bayonets, and barbed wire cutters
forwarded to Kuropatkin.
THE Russian officials he adds, 'sad-
nit this is q breach of neutrality, but
say any nation would do the same.
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Sympathizers with Poland
TO Raise Fund In England

LONDON, Feb. 4.-Polish sympathfzers
in England intend TO raise a fund for
the use Of the strikers and revolution
lists in Poland.
Grogg Meredith, the treasurer OF the
Poles. today expressed a hope that a
similar fund would be started in Amer
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Japan Changes Name
Of Dalny to Tairen

TOKYO, Feb. 1.-The port of Dalny.
which the japanese captured from the
Russians, will be renamed Tairen on
February IL the traditional anniversary
Of the accession to the throne of jim
nu, founder of the present dynasty
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MARRIED.

HOPPER-GOODALE-O February i, 1909,
t,y Rev Dr. Samuel II. Greene. at the resi-
dence of her sister, Mrs James H Day, in
Washington, FRANCES L. GOODALE- aaugil-
ter of the late Rev. Thomas 5. Wright, 70
DaHlzI ". Hopper, of Baltimore. Il
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ONE OF THE BoWLEPs.

Seedy-Some people are always howl
Ing for more, no matter how much they
have Don't you think you'd be salts
fed with enOuGh2
GPeedy-Don't know. I've never had
enough.-Detroit Free Fress.
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YOUNG'S HOTEL.

EUROPEAN PLAN. FIREPROoF
Adjoining Boardwalk; full ocean view. Open
all year. Long distance phones in rooms;
fresh and sea water IN baths. Pure water
from artesian well, s25 feet deep; ice made
from this water White service.
LANES z KEENA
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IN MFMORIAM.

THORNTON-In memory OF my beloved
mother. MATILDA THORNTON, who died
two years ago today
Gone but not forgotten.
By Her Loving Daughter,
1t MARTHA SIAMS.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 6. 1865,


OF $50 HEAD HORSES AND MULES.
VIII McHenry, of Hegerstown, loads;
Albert McHenry, Frederick Nd, load
Chas. CIipp, Frederick. 1 load: 80 head con-
tractors stock; 10 head consigned by local
parties II head OF good seryiceable mules,
Weighing from 1000 10 1900 pounds. If you
are in need Of a horse or mule or going to
want one In the near future. would advise
you to attend this sale, as horses and mules
selling lower than at any time dur
ing this season, and very soon they must
sell much higher. Every horse and mule
Will be sold for the high dollar
ARLINGTON HORSE CO,
S2S7-S9 NJ st. Washington fef-2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR THE NEXT 90 DAYS 70 KEEP
MY MEN BUSY, WILL PUT Up Gall
VANIzED CUTTERS AND SPOUT
FOR 12c PER FOOT.
]. H. sIMMs, 1871 9TH St, NV.
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Louis P. Shoemaker

has moved his real estate Office to els
18th st. NV, where he is prepared to
make loans, effect insurance and manage
property. fe43t
THE ANNUAL stockholders meeting OF
the Commonwealth Mineral COMPANY
will be held in the office of the eomDan..1.
1863 Bond Building, Washington, ID. C.,
on March the 9th. at L a. n. WILLIAM
CLARKE, Secretary. II
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The regular
Quarterly Dividend OF 10 per cent on the
treasury stock and IL per cent on the
preferred stock of the Royal Glue Conn
pany, Washington. D >, mas been de-
ciared, payable to stockholders of Tscord
1885, s.he end OF the quarter feofu fe1st =
THIS is to give notice that on the I'D
day of January, A. d. 1905, the under
signed was appointed receiver of the
corporation court Of the city OF AIexan-
dria, State of Virginia All persons in
debted to said company will please make
prompt settlement. and all persons to
whom the company is indebted will for
ward their claims, properly authenti-
Gated All business matters in connec-
acted through the receiver; otherwise
they viii not be recognized. w. E.
PORTER, Receiver, United States San
fe5.4,6 ' 1-iss'a'' 1>2s. :, ;"
REDUCE YOUR TAXES.
We furnish tax statements showing
increase Of taxes next three years. Mod
crate compensation. THE CORPORA
TON AGENCY COMPANY, Ills F st.
NV. and 46s louisiana avenue. Phone
Main 800.
a MEETING of the stockholders of the
Monroe Oil Producing Company viii be
held at the New 7 DIRK Office Of the
company at l O'Clock p. m. on Febru-
airy is, foE the purpose OF reducing the
capital stock OF the company and for
such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting.
r. B. PULLAN,
G. A SYKES,
A G. BENEDICT,
JaZS,feD4.u Directors,
Office OF THE WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY January 19 1866
The annual meeting OF the shareholders
of the Washington Gas Light Company.
for the election OF directors and for such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting. viii be held at the
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1906. AT Il
O'CLOCK noon. The polls will be open
from q O'Clock noon to I o clock p. 10
WILLIAM B. ORME, Secretary.
ja19-1st
ENVELOPES PRINTED, complete, Loo
for IS net, while they last; special car
lot just received; hurry! hurry.i HAIR
RY PARK, 514-S16 F. Nuf ced. ja1e-30t
NEW DOMESTIC sewing machine:
either chain or lock stitch; TWO ma
chimes IN one; Hghtest running. ball
bearing machine: simple and durable;
Sold on monthly payments Special
discount for cash Phone Or mail orders
promptly attended to. DOM STIC
SEWING MACHINE co. AGENCY. SO
z st. nv. Machines rented, SOC week.
- Is.lo- u
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a Aaaohine for Women

should be the best obtaina BILE. The Sin
ger sewing machine is acknowledged
the nghtest running, most durable and
convenient of any. Look for the red S.
1716 18th st. NV. 616 9Th st. NV. 229 Penn
syiVania ave. Sc, Washington, D. c.
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FAIR STUDENTS VISIT
NATIONAL TREASURY
Seventy five Young Ladies From Mt.
Vernon Seminary Among Sec
rotary Shaw's Callers.

This was Ladies' Day" at the Treas
ury Department About seventy-five
fair students from the Mount Vernon
Seminary paid visit TO the department,
and were introduced to Secretary Shaw.
The small army of girl students first
went to the office of Chief Clerk Hills,
and waited there until arrangements
could be made for their trip over the
department.
The entire number were introduced to
Treasurer Roberts. who looks after the
vast fortunes Of Uncle Sam. and holds
the keys to the vaults. He provided
them with special guides who took
them through all the private parts of
the Treasury, into the vaults.
Secretary Shaw was visited and the
young ladies were introduced to him,
and then the party Went to the Office
who showed them his exhibition OF
counterfeit coins and bills, and his
-*Rogues Gallery" of Becfiilion pictures.
TO CURE COLD III OzgE DAY.
Tsrosna O.1iuiue Tablets
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assistance, but. according TO a late re-
port had not succeeded in getting her
clear. The vessel is from Boston and
bound to this port with full cargo
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THE Lorraine.

St Charles place. facing the Ocean. Ca
pacity, 200. Fresh and sea-water baths; sun
parior. etc. Special spring rates. Booklet
CHAS. Z. WAGNER. fe4-2et
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SCOTS EMULSION
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion
SCOTS Emulsion

the old story, told times
without number and repeated
over and over again for the
last thirty years. But it's
always a welcome story to
those in need of strength and
health. There's nothing in
the world that steps wasting
diseases as quickly as SCOTS
Emulsion.
Wen send you sample, free
SCOTT & BOVINE. 400 Pearl Street, Ns~ Yszs
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4 auARAnrnHp cuaE POE przEf

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, or Frotrudip:; Piles.
Your druggist will refund money If PAZG
OINTMENT fails 10 cure you ia to u days
80 eznts
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Giant FIoes Hold Back
Craft in New York Harbor

NEW YORK, Jan 4.-Both the North
and the East rivers and the upper bay
as far the Narrows were great white
WAYS yesterday-ways c1ogged with
c1unching and grinding masses Of white.
great pads, with Jagged edges lifted out
Of the press, and huge sections which
had come down the Hudson. and some
Of which measured as much as two
city blocks.
Such Of the ferryboats as had not been
withdrawn from service crunched
through the mass as best they could,
out at the best 1t was haphazard going,
and many that started from their slips
were forthwith caught in packs and jam
med there so hard that it was hours
before tugs could extricate them.
Ice in Sound.
On. the sound the Ice was so thick as
to cause serious damage to vessels which
tried TO force their way through It
This was the case with the City of Fall
River. of the New Bedford line. which
crunchcd her way to her North river
pier. to come perilously near sinking
after reaching her slip. The vessel Is of
wood. and the pounding against her hull
had opened 50 many seams that six
feet of water was in her hold when
she made fast her lines.
Sent Out in a Wedge.
AS result Of this experience with the
ice OF Long Island sound the managers
Of the various lines whose vessels ply
that way, agreed to send their boats
out in company and well punched. so
as To form a wedge The captains OF
the outgoing boats of the Fall River,
the New Haven, the New Bedford
and the Providence lines We're accord
ingly given orders to keep together IN
till their diFerging routes forced them to
separate
The big Zouave, which was towing two
coal-laden barge5 from this port to
New Haven. arrived there last night.
but SAM soon after reaching harbor,
her bows having been crushed by the
ice The crew were rescued.
From WhiteStoHe came the report last
night that the steamship Old Dominion
of the Joy line, was fast in the Ice off
that port. Five tugs had gone to her
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THE WILTSHIRE virginia

Open all year. Capacity $50 Long distane
phones in rooms Delft cafe. Orchestra
Special winter and spring rates.
s. s. PHOEBCS.
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TO CURE z COLD III OLE DAY.
Take Laxative Brozno Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it falls TO cure.
e W. Groves signature is on each box -
cents.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
The PennnuYSf o os3ssH. Enc

Elevator to street level. Rooms en- suite
with bath Open all year. Special winter an
spring rates. Booklet. WILLIAM r HOOD
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.@The Regular
Quarterly Dividend OF 1sz per cent on the
treasury stock and IL per cent on the
preferred stock of the Royal Glue Com
pany, Washington. .. =, nas been de-
at the end OF the quarter, February q,
1865. fe4-3t
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has moved his real estate Office to els
18th st. NV, where he is prepared to
make loans, effect insurance and manage
property. fest
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REDUCE YOUR TAXES.
We furnish tax statements showing
increase OF taxes next three years. Mod
crate compensation. THE CORPORA
TON AGENCY COMPANY, Ills F st.
NV. and 46S louisiana avenue. Phone
Main $780,
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a MEETING of the stockholders of the
Monroe Oil Producing Company viii be
held held at the NeW york Office q 15 the
airy is, for the purpose OF reducing the
capital stock OF the company and for
such other business as may come be-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-03-22
Charter Oak.

Miss Marie Matthews returned to he1
school duties at LeMars Friday.
Mrs. A. D Waterhouse went to Sioux
City Friday to visit her daughter.
G. T. Marshall and Franz Riedese]
were Denison business visitors Monday
B. G. Jackson went to Denison Mon
day morning and from there Omaha on
business.
The schools take vacation this
week and part of the teachers have
gone home for visit.
p. D. Mcmahon has taken a position
in the Farmers State Bank where he
will assist A. F. Kadoch at present.
Miss Nellie Pennel returned from
penison Saturday to visit for few
days with her sister Mrs. l. p. Roberts.
Mrs. John Hart came down from
Aberdeen. S. D., Friday to visit her
father c. T. Marshall and other rela-
tives.
Gust Anderson of soldier. visited
former friends here the last of the
week He was in business here several
years ago.
c. Fl. Weed went to the hospital at
oioux City Wednesday where he had
an operation and is reported as recover
ing.
Miss Garnet Vollertsen wentto Ken.
wood Saturday to spend the vacation
week with her grandmother, Mrs.
Duncan.
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NY est Side.

WIZ campbell arrived home from
Rlcketts Saturday night where he had
J1st closed q successful term of school
August Martens and bride of Charter
Oak, came over Sunday afternoon TO
visit his brother-in-law, e. C. Steiner.
a ST Patrick son was born to Mr..
and Mrs j. d. Sche)dorf.
Isaac Patterson returned from Kan
sas City Saturday with 3 fine span of
mules Tor his farm.
Sam Kemp was in Carroll on business
Monday afternoon.
The West Side teachers attended the
teachers meeting IN Denison Friday
and Saturday.
AT the City caucus last week Fl. c.
Martens AID g. J, Moeller were re-
nominated for councilaen. So the
election will be a quiet affair
Kemp s Klien put in gas light
plant last week that greatly improves
the appearance of their place of bnsi-
ness.
A son was born to Herman Mahnke
and wife on Friday,
T. J. Hoffman was up from Vail
Monday night.
On Saturday night VIM. Goettsch
shipped two cars of cattle and Otto
hrnse two cars. On Monday H.
SchoenJohn shipped two cars of cattle.
Friday night e j. Gary shipped car
OF hogs to Cedar Rapids.
Martie Dobler went to Omaha on
business on Monday.
Miss Laura Kracht went to Cedar
Fails Sunday to enter the state Normal
achool. 'N
: Mrs. Emma Keist went to Salina,
Kan. last week to attend the funeral of
her mother.
Mrs Dewey and Mrs. Frank Wagner
went 70 Boone Monday to visit relatives
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Miss Stilson is on the sick list.

Miss Stilson is on the sick list.
Fred Hansen departed for Montana
on Tuesday.
i Grandma Rule. who was very sick,
is convalescent at present
N. P. Underhill made a business
trip to Council Bluffs Monday.
Lena and Christine Hansen spent
Monday and Tuesday at home in Bell.
| Ira Chase had bad spell of heart
trouble last week. but is some better.
Mrs T. M. Gibbons and Mrs. Thos.
Mcclure attended church in Denlson
| Sunday.
Mrs. Jacob llepford is recovering
very nicely at present from her seri-
Gus illness.
Mrs. D. ]. Butler was shopping in
Denison Wednesday ana staid to
| church in the evening, and heard the
Episcopal Bishop preach.
Captain VAnEttan veteran OF the
civil war. lectured in the congrega-
tioual church on Sunday evening on
the subject Save the Boys
Miss Elsie Kenyon is suffering from
paralysis Of the lower limbs from the
knee down and is unable to stand but it
is thought the condition will not he
permanent.
There are two tickets in the field for
the city election. On the Republican
ticket for councilmen are DR.. Coon, T.
M. Gibbons and M T. Stilson, for
clerk Chas Horn. On the Democrat
ticket for councilman u p Underhiu,
w B. Evans and T. NJ Gibbons; for
clerk w. a. Matlack, for treasurer l.
{. Butler and for assessor r. j. Phil
lips on both tickets.
Capt Van Etten of South Dakota a
we'll known temperance lecturer who
has held some over one hundred tenn
perance lectures in Iowa during the
winter gave the people of Arion Sun
day and Monday evenings two of the
strongest lectures probably they have
ever had in this little town. He is a
fine speaker and presents the question
In mastery manner and in way that
does not create otfense. He is a man
OF wide experience, having lectured in
England, Scotland and Canada and
great many of the states of the Union.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith mourn
the loss of their infant son who died
Thursday and was buried at the Willow
cemetery on Friday.
Miss Ethel Bond resigned her position
in our schools last week on account Of
the death of her mother and went to
Ter home in Sioux City Saturday. No
successor has yet been selected,
w. A. Antrim sold fifteen head of
horses to a horse buyer last week and
shipped car load to Memphis. He
VIII ship another load to Memphis this
week and load to Omaha.
Dan McGrath has completed the cen
sus of Charter Oak and went to Denison
Monday to make his returns. his report
shows an increase in the population of
eleven during the last FIVE years, or a
total at this time of 1872.