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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-20
MASONs HONOR HIM. I
Preparing for Observance {
Washington's Birthday.

Special TO me 1lnes- Dispatch.J
e FREDERICKSBURG VA, February
19.-The Masonic fraternity OF this
city is making elaborate arrangements
for the proper observance of Wash
instons birthday. The exercises will
take place in the lodgerooms Friday
night and Will consist of an Grafton
by rev. DR.. George II. Ray, grand
chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Masons
OF Virginia, followed by solos BY Mrs.
A. r. Rowe, Miss Matte Quinn. Miss
Mnude Embrey and Miss Sallie Carter,
closing with a banquet. Ladies will
be present. each member Of the lodge
being entitled to bring one lady. The
records showing when Washington
was made Mason by this lodge, and
the Bible on which he was obligated,
will be on exhibition on this occasion.
Captain NJ. B. Rowe, who has been
prominently mentioned In connection
with the Democratic nomination for
the Legislature from this city and
Sputsylvania county at the coming
election, in answer to inquiries to-
day, stated positively that he is not
a candidate, and does not expect to
he one Xxx
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TO BE REPRESENTED.
snayth County Supervisors Vote
Ali Needed Money.
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MARION. VA, February ia com
mittee OF citizens of the county brought
before the board of supervisors for the
county yesterday the matter OF an APP
preparation for the representation of
Smyth county at the jamestown EXPOSE
ton. DR.. e. A. Schubert, exposition man
ager for the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road. was present. and addressed the
board and the citizens in regard to the
matter. The supervisors voted to appro-
pirate such an amount as may be needed
to properly advertise the county. Thl3
gives assurance that the exhibit Of the
county will be lrst-class, and that her
resources will be attractively advertised.
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REORGANIzE
John M. Dickey Elected Chair.
man to Succeed ]. S. Bourne.

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PEACH BOTTOM, VA. February 49,
dependence Saturday and recognized.
An executive committee, composed of
three committeeman from each magls-
.tcrial district wns elected as follows:
Wilson District-Mack Cole, Coy Hal
sey and J. A. Phipps.
Elk Creek lVstrict-Georgc Delphi,
Jarper Roberts and Il. L. Lundy.
Old Town District-John Dickerson,
Or. S. z. Young and e. +. Cox.
For chairman of the executi'S, COM
mittee John NJ. Dickey was unanimously
elected to succeed J. Sim Bourne, who
has acted efficiently in this capacity for
number of years. The convention ex-
pressed its sincere thanks to Mr.. Bourne
for the clean and honorable way in
which he has managed the party affairs
during his incumbency. Harmony char
acterzed the convention.
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RIVER THIEVES
USE CHL0R0F0RM
Bold Dcpredations Aboard Yes
sells in the Observation-Disclosures
Gus Fumes Through Kcyholc.
.TWILLER is A. HEAVY LOSER
Besides Roll Of Money AM
Trinkets, Watch, Chain and
Locket Stolen.
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Especial to The Times Dispatcf.l
3 NORFOLK, VA, February 19.--Rlver
thieves. bold and cunning. who have
committed many dcpredations aboard
Vessels In the Elizabeth during tho
past SIX months, swooped down in
great force on unsuspecting craft last
night, chloroforming masters and
others in cabins. which they ransacked.
and made way with all the money and
jcwelry and other trinkets on which
they could lay their hands. The clean
cured on the river within recent
years. After drugging those asleep
therein, the thieves forced their way
into the cabins Of at least four barges
ut anchor on the Berkeley flats. and
made unsuccessful efforts to rob
others
IT Is regarded as certain that the
robbers of last night were the same
as those who robbed the Baltimore
tons Of the thieves on both occasions
were similar. After getting sufficient
ohloroform IN the cabins through win
dows, or perhaps keyholcs. to throw
those In them into u very sound sleep,
the thieves would then force an en-
trance, usually through window.
The Floating Victims.
The barges robbed last night were
the Larnie, Captain Windsor; tue
George w. KugleT Captain Bohan; the
Merlin, Captain Fleet, and the Kath-
crime McIlvaine, Captain Twi)ler
The exact quantity OF booty obtained
by the thieves Is not known, but great
wealth is not usually carried aboard
barges. Captain Twiller was the heav-
lest loser Of those robbed last night.
Besides small roll of money and u
few trinkets. the thieves got hand
some watch. chain and locket, the gift
Of his family.
Tho onslaught Of the thieves. has
started the agitation for harbor-po-
lice patrol and It is likely that a
boat will be speedily commissioned.
Captain Fleet. Of the Merlin, had his
wife and three children with him. 1t
was hard to wake them this morning
as it was all others who were druSged
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attendance at Roanoke. As there arc
number to enter for the spring term, the
enrolment will probably exceed 900.
NEW Y. NJ. c. A.
Building, Which Cost 100000, Is
Nearing Completion.


LYNCIBURG, VA, February Ia
Much interest Is being manifested
throughout tho city in tho approaching
opening Of the now Z. M. c.. A. home.
which Will DO completed in tho next
two weeks. at n cost of about 100000,
icls,dirg tho equipment, The formal
opening will take place on March 9Th,
18th and Sth, and committees are pre-
pairing programs for these threr days.
Six hundred mon, young men and
tcys two hundred on each COMMITTEES,
have been selected to conduct five
deys' campaign for membership I'M
medatcly after the formal opening.
1he effort Is to be made for 200 mem.
hers. ard 1t is believed that this can
lie done Many believe the m)nbcr-
ship will be larger before the cam
paign Is ended. II 200 are secured,
.l.ynchburg would have the largest
y. NJ. c. a. enrolment south of the
Potomac
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JUDGE HUTTON SICK.
Unable to Hold Court-Many
County People in Town.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch
MARION, VA, February 19.SOwing
to the fact that he Is quite unwell,
Judge L. 5. Hutton did not mold court
in Marion yesterday. this being the
regular term. A goodly number Of
the citizens of the county. however,
were III attendance. and the streets
presented a busy appearance. Horse
buyers were here, and as the day was
delightful from a Weather standpoint
the animated scenes brought to mind
the court days of former years, when
the did county court brought the farn.-
CTS together once a month.
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GANG OF CROOKS.
Many Robberies Lead Some to
Believe Burglars Are Organized

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
LYNCHBURG, VA. February 19.-1t is
evident from the number of robberies
that have been committed In Lynchburg
in the past ten days that there Is a
.well-organized gang of crooks In the city.
In the period indicated there have been
four stores robbed after being broken
open, ono residence and a number OF
box cars on the yards Of the local rail-
ways. The police are endeavoring &c
break the gang up. Several hundred
dollars have been secured by the thieves
(. in the robberies Indicated.
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.REcOLLECTED LAFAYETTE
Michael Wine, Who Died Yes
terday Was Aged Ninety.

Especial TO The Illnes-DlspatchtI
HARRIsONBURG. VA, February 49,
Michael Wine died at his home, on Fulks
Run, in Brooks Gap. to-day, in his
ninety-first year. Mr.. Wine had been
in bad health for some time, due to the
infirmities of old age. He was a we'll
known farmer for years and had a dis
tinct recollection of the visit OF General
Lafayette in 1925. He leaves a large
family OF children. grandchildren and
great grandchildren.
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knights Coming Here.

u ALEXANDRIA,, VA, February H.
A number OF members of the fourth
degree assembly OF Fitzgerald Council,
knights OF Columbus, of this City,
will go to Richmond February ED to
witness the eSemplihcation Of the
fourth degree. which VIII take place
there that evening. Several candidates
sill accompany tho members.
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HISTORIC ENGINE.
Fire Apparatus Given by Wash
ington Will Be Shown.
Isnso,al to The Times Dlspatch.l

ALEXANDRIA. VA, February l9.-Ihe
old Friendship fire engine. gift OF WASH
ington, will be OH exhibition February "a.
The idea Of giving a demonstration OF the
old engines working capacity on that day
has been abandoned.
triciry and discontinued the use OF gas.
The government office WAS conceded TO os
one OF the largest gas takers in the city.
and It's discontinuance VIII be OF conslu-
cradle loss 20 the city gas works.
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Jacobs & Levy

years old. and is survived b. her Sis
ter. Mrs. tauwee, and the 1ol!owins
childrcn: George W. Bradburn, Mrs.
Marion Mccormick, and Miss Lottic X
Eradburn, all OF Iolyoke, Mass. IN"
;nterncnt VIII be in that city.
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BLOWN INTO SHREDS.
Put Dynamite in Tub and Stirred
It with Stick.
Especial to The Dispatch

BRISTOL, TENN. February 1o.-Whilc
engaged in the novel method Of thawing
a quantity nf dynamite by placing 1t In
a tub OF warm water and stirring 1t with
n stick, according to a special from Gate
City tonight. Morley Johnson, young
man, was blown into shreds in tunnel
on the South and Western Railway. No
Part of his body was left intact by which
.llc might have been identified.
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RECORD CHARTER
OF new CONCERN \ [: &.
Financial Side Of Petersburg In
vcstmcnt Company Is Much
Like Bank.
LADY TAKEN i'll ON STREET.
Rapidly Grew Worse and Died In
Short Wl1ilc--Mr. Cameron
May Retire.
LADY TAKEN ILL ON STREET
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4, 4, ~ /, gsr n !

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
PETERSBURG, VA, February To-
The charter Of tho Petersburg Invest
ment Corporation. which, with the
Business and Credit Association, com
rriscs the new Chamber OF Commerce.,
was recorded to-day in the office of the
clerk OF the courts. Tho Investment
corporation Is tho financial department
OF the organization that was recently
formed to take the place Of the old
Chamber OF Commerce., which was dis
solved ut one OF the public meetings
called to form Il new one. Tho capt.
tal stock OF the new corporation is
limited to n maximum Of three hun
drcd thousand dollars; minimum, nifty
thousand, and its real estate Is limited
to one Thousand acres in Petersburg
and two hundred thousand acres else
where. The organization Is empow-
cred to conduct what seems to be
practically banking business, cspe-
5cially for the lending of money to as
sist tho establishment and maintenance
OF manufacturing, commercial, and
other Industries in this city and else
where, and to promote generally tho
material Improvement Of this commune
ity. The officers for the first Near are:
President. Augustus Wright; Vice
President. Charles Hall Davis; Second
Vice-President r. L. Heath; Sccre-
tary and Treasurer. NJ G. Jackson; d.
rectors. a. Wright, c. II. Davis, J..
w. Seward, NJ. c. Jackson Bartlett
topper. Isaac Cotci,, r. f. Heath. Rob
ert Cnbaniss and r. Il. Sydnor, OF Rich
Il T. i
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Found Dead In Bed,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
LYNCHBlIRG, VA, February 1O.-H.
II. Coffee, well-known merchant, living
near Lynchburg, aged sixty-nve, was
found dead In bed this morning, having
uied Of heart disease.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-20

White Cue Tip Chalk s5c. Soc. 75c ana
| $500 per gross OF LA square pieces.
Dean's Blue and Green Cue Tip Chalk
| best in the world. So per gross. One gross;
\ OF this chalk will outlast three or four
| gross OF the white chalk and Is the best and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-20
Not Let Him Resign.

George Camreon. Jr,, has rendered
his resignation ns chairman of the FL
nance Committee OF the city Council
but the committee has refused to ac-
cept the resignation. and VIII soon
hold another meeting to consider the
matter. 1t is understood that bcca use
OF the pressure of business engage
mnnts Mr.. Cameron may resign from
the Council also. AIR. Cameron's SER
vices as chairman of the Finance Com
mittee have been marked by signal
ability and success, and his resignation
from either comrnitte or Council will
be strongly opposed.
"Thc Clanaman," at the Academy OF
Music last evening. was received with
favor by one OF the largest audiences
OF this season, and comments on tho
play are enthusiastic. There was no
protest here. SO far as is publicly
known. against Its production.
Lady Dies Suddenly.
Mrs. Katharine e. Bradburn. Of Hol-
yoke, Mass. sister OF Mrs. c. a. Rau-
wee. OF this city. died here last even
ing very suddenly, at her sisters resi-
dence, on Lombard Street. from heart
disease. Mrs. Bradburn betame sud-
denly III on the street while return
ing to Mrs. Rauwees house from the
union depot. She was taken to the
hcase, where she died in Few min
rtes. Mrs. Bradburn was ffty-six
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-20

Deans Fancy Green Leather Pockets, full
size. Will hold eight or nine balls and will
fit perfect In any size or make OF table,,
price, per set, $2.25. They will out1ast three
or four sets of the usual kind OF green
worsted and leather pockets now on the
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manufacture. Import and keep all the
Table supplies OF every description at lowest
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-03
Boyer Ripp1ings.

Henry German and wife drove to
Henry Wilkens near Wall Lake Tues
day. Mrs. Wilkens is very sick at
present.
Rev. 0. Richter and family from
Farnhamville arrived here Thursday.
They were met at the depot by
several of the members and conveyed
to the parsonage. where they were
welcomed by large crowd of people.
Before leaving they all partook Of
dinner which the ladies had prepared.
We extend a welcome to Rev. Rich
ter and family. Rev. Amstead OF
Ida CIR We came down Sunday to in
stall the new minister.
Tebe Gustofsen of Old Kiron came
down Monday to visit with Ethel
Anderson.
F. G. Messenbsink and Harry
Sommins drove to Odebolt Sunday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-03
CURFEW MADE AT HOME

Allen. Neb.. News A citizen sug-
gests that every family should have a
cufew which should positively "ring
tonight" and every night if needed.
These curfews are inexpensive and
can be home made. Take piece Of
siding two feet long and whittle one
end down to handle: take the child
that needs curfew and bend it over
a barrel. Now take the piece Of
siding in hand and use it for clap
per. Put it on hot. divide the strokes
evenly and see that none miss Coco
for boy or girl up to the age of 16
and three applications are warranted
to cure the most pronounced case Of
street loafing that exists. The music
is said to be finer than singing
Where is my wandering boy to
night.
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: Scb1esuie

Geo. Hoiten and wife visited over
Sunday at Danbury with relatives.
~ Hans Hamann play was greeted
with large audience Thursday even
ing and all who were there report
fine time.
Magnus Hollander was in Ida
Grove Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Schultz and baby have
been quite sick recently. but are re-
ported to be on the road to recovery.
Mrs. F. j. Branaka returned FROM
her visit near Dow City Friday.
accompanied by her brother who will
visit at the Branaka home for some
time.
Henry Miller purchased the Fred
Jochims farm of 24O acres for SIPS
per acre. The beautiful farm is
located south east of Schleswig.
, Gus Stegemann left Monday for
Sheldon on business and returned
Tuesday.
Henry Eifert attended the funeral
of his brother at Waverly this week.
Aug Jochims of near Scaleswig
sold his farm to August Briese of
i near Holstein this last week. con-
! sideration $780, 90 per acre.
Gus and Walter Huettman of Den
Iison were visiting friends in Schles-
wig Sunday.
J C. C. Walters of Kiron attended
the ball game here Sunday.
j., E. Glau the photographer visit
led Charter Oak friends Thursday.
Mrs. Kate Shaw daughter. of Mr..
and Mrs. Eifert is visiting at the
Eiferts home this week. She resides
in Chicago.
4 Aug. Schultz and DR.. Schultz
have returned after two weeks, trip
to Chicago. 4. !,
Mr.. SERVER of Denison was up
from Denison the first part of the
j week.
Big picnic at Hohenzollern one
mile east of schleswig. July 4th
! Every body invited.
A. B. Wood of Denison was in oul
town Wednesday on business.
VIM. Buhman of Bloomfield
Nebr. son-ln-law Of Henry Krohnk,
is visiting his relatives in Schleswig
Anna Jurgens who has been teach
ing school near Schleswig returned t
Denison Saturday.
+ Beatrice Lally Of Denison who ha
: been teaching music in Schleswig
{ returned home Saturday.
Mrs. C. C. Walters Of Kiron VIII
. has been visiting her parents her
!, returned home Saturday.
4 Emil Dickman of Bloomfield. Nebr
son-in-law of Jurgen Krohnke il
Visiting in Schleswig.
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Mrs. P. Griffin of Vail called on
Denison friends Tuesday.

Mrs. P. Griffin of Vail called on
Denison friends Tuesday.
The Eastern Star held their month
ly meeting last night. A large num-
Der were present.
1t is a pleasure to report that Mr..
J. B. Romans is gaining daily in both
physical and mental strength.
Mr.. Ralph Cassaday left on Tues
day for Ottawa. Kansas where he
will probably remain the rest of the
summer.
The Misses Kste'and May silleto
leave this afterhoon for Odebolt where
they viii! spsnd the Fourth with Miss
EDNA Winans.
Frederick Kelly Barber made his
advent at Grand Island. Neb.. or
June 26th. Denison friends congrat-
ulate the happy parents. M
Harry Dea.duff and Walter Re,
cord left on Tuesday for Denver
They will probably remain there il
they find a good opening.
1t is rumored that Rev. 7. E.
Thuresson is to leave Denison fol
South Bend. Ind. Whether the trans
fer is to take place before or aftel
the annual conference is not known.
Rev. Thuresson is an eloquent divine
and is doubtless destined to hold higt
place in his church.
Rev. W. E. Bryce returned from
an eastern visit last week. He re
ports the girls as enjoying their sum
mer in Kentucky. that Ellsworth i
in Indianapolis learning to run hi
uncle's automobile and that all ar,
we'll save Mrs. Bryce whose healtl
has not been the best.
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Yhe Deloit Diaru.

E. w. Pitcher of Ida Grove came
down last week bringing the remains
of his little boy Curtis who died q
year ago removing him from the
cemetery at that place and placing
him by his mothers side in the
Deloit cemetery.
E. K. Patchin rented the meat
market tools of S. Horr last week
and is holding forth in the N. H.
Brogden building next to the hotel.
Lottie Williams took her departure
Frilay Of last week for Long Pine.
! Neb. to join her sister. Mile who
went there for her health. and will
stay some time.
Mae Prentice went to Onawa re
Gently where she has work.
Mrs. r. Flint is gradually growing
worse and there is no hope for hel
recovery.
Mrs. Ellen Duckett Of Lanesbor,
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
C. j. Hunt for about ten days.
Burton McKim accepted a position
with the Nye Schneider Fowler Co.
at Cornlea. Nebr.. and took his de-
parture one evening last week.
Isaac Zea and wife and family
went to housekeeping last week ir
Claude Mckim's house.
Rev. and Mrs Bruce returned from
the hospital last week at Des Moines
where Mrs. Bruce received an operat
ion. She is is getting along fairly
we'll and her many friends hope for {
speedy and complete recovery.
Mrs. 7. c. Dobson started Monday
evening for North Dakota to visi
her children at the home of Charlie.
Riggleman. Mrs. Sarah K. Dohsol
will stay with her granddaughter
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MRS. S. e. HORR.
Department Editor.

Eunice Dobson during her mothers
absence.
Cora Simmons and Albert Walsh
her nephew went to Kennebec last
Friday to her mothers home after
spending year with her sister Mrs.
!! j. N. Turner in Deloit.
Elder C. j. Hunt returned home
Monday from his mission field to en-
joy the 50th anniversary of the 18th
of July with his family and friends
and neighbors.
John Schlimmer who has been in
the employ of j. D. Newcom for
some time. went Monday to spend the
4th at his fathers home at Monticello.
Iowa.
Some of our young people attended
a party at Chas. Brogdens one even
ing last week.
B. E. McKim. wife and family
spent Sunday at the home of F. &.
Brogden and wife.
Ava McKim went to Arion Satur-
day evening: she was accompanied
home by her little neice and nephew
Evelyn and Ronald McKim.
Mrs. Alice Hawkins is assisting
Mrs. Bruce with her homework at
present.
S. Horr put in new cement walk
in front of the P. o. a few days ago.
4 j. A. Halberg attended the funeral
of Mrs. Johnson last week.
4 We are glad to note that o.
Gardner of Kiron has so far recovered
from his severe attack of rheumatism
as to be out some again.
i Everybody is busy preparing for
the 4th of July and we hope to make
this lth one of the best ever held in
the county in the past so years.
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Proposed Resolution Of Necessity.

Be it resolved by the city council
of the city of Denison. Iowa. that it
is deemed advisable and necessary to
make improvements by laying sani-
tary sewer of eight 80 inch vitrifed
sewer pipe. to be laid in accordance
with plans and specifications furnish
ed by the City Engineer and approved
by the City Council of the City of
Denison. Iowa, and upon the follow
ing named streets and parts of
streets. to-wit:
On Pine street beginning at the in
tersection of Pine street and Church
street and running north on Pine street
to the intersection of Pine street and
East Prospect street. thence east one
block on East Prospect street beginn-
ing at the intersection of Pine street
and East Prospect street and running
to the intersection of East Prospect
street and High street. also beginning
the intersection of Pine street and
Burt street and running west one
block on Burt street to the intersec-
ton of Burt street and Park street.
All expense of making said inn
provement to be charged to the pro-
perty AUDITING thereon and property
adjacent thereto to distance of one
hundred fifty (l50) feet from SAID
street line. in accordance with the
law governing the same. And the
contractor who shall make said inn
provement shall keep the same in
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-03
UNION SERVICES.

During July and August there will
be union services on each Sunday
evening of the congregations of the
Methodist. Presbyterian and Baptist
churches. On next Sunday evening
the preaching will be at the Presby-
terrain church.
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repair for one year from the date of

repair for one year from the date of
Its acceptance by the said city.
Be it further resolved. that the
City Council will meet at 8 80 o'clock
p. m. on the 26th day of July. A.
D. 1907, at the council room in the
City Hall. for the purpose of consid-
ering objections to said proposed re-
solution. and that notice of said pro-
posed resolution and of the passage
of this resolution be published as pro-
vided by law.
Passes this 9th day of June. A. D.
1907.
Approved this 9Th day OF Juue. A.
D. 1907.
j. T. CAREY.
Mayor.
Attest:
o.. M. Criswell.
City Clerk.
Published in The Denison Bulletin
and Denison Review June, 10, and &c,
and July 3 and 10. 1907.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-03

The new Ayers Hair Vigor will certainly
do this work, because, first Of all, it de-
stroys the germs which are the original
cause Of dandruff. Having given this aid,
nature completes the cure. The scalp Is
restored to perfectly healthy condition.
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