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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-11
Mrs. John Carey is reported i'll this

Mrs. John Carey is reported i'll this |
week.
Mrs. Bleakney returned home on
Saturday from her visit at Glenwood.
DR.. Coon was over in Monona coun-
ty this week renting one of his farms.
I Flower and Garden Seeds-Abund-
ant producers. crop assuring. The
Bale Brodersen Co. liza
Post card or telephone now to MUIR
sery, Harlan. saves $40 on 500 pur-
chase.
Good, New reliable garden seeds.
in bulk or package. any quantity. The
Boys.
Mr.. Thomas Rae. president of the
Arion bank. was in Denison on Mon
, day.
| Attorney Kahler was called out to
Schuyler. Nebr.. on business last
week.
| GScISTceIlS III OVcTSIOCh Will DC SOiu
at once low. Write w. M. Bomber
ger. Harlan.
The Rose Maiden opera on Friday
night promises to be a remarkable
musical event. Do not miss it.
Miss Janet Rae of Dow City who is
nursing the sick was caller among
Denison friends on Monday.
| Northern Grown Garden Seeds
Assuring vigorous healthy crops a
The Bale Broderson Co. l1-4t.
4 Misses Blanche and Stella Hicke,
of Manning spent few days las
week in Denlson at the home of thei
aunt. Mrs. Dan Mccarthy.
Just in. another car of Eaco o
Winged Horse flour. This is the bes
flour milled in America. The Boys.
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photographs
Made we'll in cloudy weather as in
sunshine. e At
n o. - Laub
I'CTQQSO1l > OluOlOp Blockm

Wear one of the latest Huettmann
Bros. spring hats.
Fancy white seed potatoes buy them
now from. Geo Menagh & Co.
Robert Woodruff was up from Dow
City to-day visiting friends.
The .'frst robin" has been seen by
many. but the last snow is yet to
come.
The Baptist ladies held mission
airy tea at the home of Mrs. Bartcher
on Pine street Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. L. M. Baer returned this
morning from Rochester. Minnesota.
Mr.. Baer is now able to take nourish-
ment and it is hoped tina. he will be
able to return to Denison in couple
of weeks.
Born. on Sunday. March 9Th. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Jones. son.
The little fellow was born in Chicago
We hear the mother and babe are
doing we'll and Denison friends tender
congratulations.
The Boys have secured large and
select trade on Queen Quality OK
fords. 1t is an exclusive line includ-
ing every style. tans. Ooze tops. all
patent. and patent pumps. Prices
from $3.50 to $3.50.
The liberal and increasing patron.
age Bartcher Bros. furniture store is
receiving every day is sufficient evil
dence that their prices are reasonable
and the quality of the goods satisfact
ory. 1t will pay you to trade there
:. Fire drills have been inauguratee
at the Denison schools since the horro
of last week. Outside fire escape
should be erected at the West bricl
school especially. At present Their
is but one stairway. in the middle o
the building. and that would becom
a regular fue in case of fire.
The new passenger service on tn
Illinois Central practically wipes GU
. the small towns from the map. Ih
inadequate train service does Denise
merchants great harm and the Com
mercial Club should file effective pro
t test at once. taking the matter be
fore the Iowa Railroad COMMISSIONS
if necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Scott left thi
y week for tour of inspection in Ore
gon and Washington. MIR. Scott wi
visit brother whom he has not see
for over twenty years. and it is yer
: possible that he will make the Yves
q his future home. This is one of IL
& finest families Denison has known an
q there will be much genuine regr,
: should they decide to leave here.
# "Better late than never" seen
i to be the motto as to the use of tt
d King drag in Denison. The dragon
has done much good. but it would ha,
: done more if done last Friday Pro
King says the one of the reauisi t
for the King drag is mud. I'll
drag should be used in soft mud, n
after the roads are nearly dry, if u
best results are to be obtained.
There was meeting of the direc
ors of the city hospital board {
Monday evening. They were makil
preparation for the annual meetir
which comes the first Monday Mig
in April. 1t is expected that IL
showing will be a good one. MAJ
permanent improvements have be,
made in the past year, but now Il
hospital is we'll equipped and in fiji
running order. We are pleased
hear that the rooms are full most
the time.
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Are you on the jury?
City election is next.

Are you on the Jury
City election is next.
Looks like Rollins VS. Criswell.
C. L. Voss was Sioux City guest
on Tuesday.
The best variety of seed potatoes
at Geo. Menagh Co.
A term of court begins on Monday,
March 80. in Denison.
Mr.. John Richardson is slowly inn
proving again in health.
1t will make you feel proud to
wear Huettmann Bros. clothes.
Best Seeds-most for the money at
The Balle- Brodersen Co. Hat.
Carl F. Kuehnle goes to Boone to-
day to deliver his address on Pythian-
ism.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Costel-
lo,Jr., of East Boyer township March,
8, 1908 son.
Rev. Hostetler and wife are again
residents of Denison, after an absence
of number of months.
The Doctors report that the all pre-
vailing grippe is loosing its hold on
the community with the coming of
spring weather.
Seed Potatoes Northern Minnesota
grown. car lot expected soon. Leave
your orders. The Bale Brodersen
Co. 1l-4t.
Apple, cherry. plum. peach or any
kind Of fruit trees shipped direct, hall
agents prices. write w. M. Bomber.
ger. Harlan.
There will be box social at schoo
house No. 2 in Goodrich on Frida,
March ID. The people of the vicinit!
take notice and attend.
Cut flowers unless properly caret
for are worthless. Bartcher Bros. hav'
gone W SIeoI eApSuSS " pIoNAu
proper facilities for caring for then
while in stock. is shown by the higl
quality of the flowers shown by them
Mrs. e. H. Jensen entertained a
dinner Tuesday night. Mr.. and Mrs
P. D.. Mcmahon. Mr.. and Mrs. o
Patterson. DIR. and Mrs. Philbroo
and Mr.. w. j. SERVER. The part
had very pleasant evening and en-
joyed the very elegant dinner serve
by the hostess.
C. F. Cassaday and sons are jus
walking on their high heels thes
days, having made shipment c
four of their fine Berkshire hogs t
w. 7. Sheldon. Ellenburg. Washing
ton. MIR. Sheldon visited some G
the leading herds in Missouri. Ill
nois and Iowa but thought Crawfo,
county had the best.
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co MING ATTRACTIONS
Germaala Opera House. y. J. Sibbert, Mar

March l3-"The Rose Maiden" Given
by the Chorus Club
March 17-Public Dance
March l9-" Monte Cristo
March 30-Lecture Course
April 5-25 Club Dance
April s-'Dangerous Friend"
April lT-25 Club Dance.
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March 9th, goth and 2lst.
Exquisite Millinery Creations

Beautiful inspirations adapted to American
dards from Paris Models and the results obi;
will be more than ever recognized as distinctive
of the highest order of excellence
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SKIN CLEARED.
BY Simple Change in Food.

1t has been said by a physician that
most diseases are the result of ildiseS-
ton.
There's undoubtedly much truth in
the statement, even TO the cause of
many unsightIy eruptions, which many
suppose can be removed by applying
some remedy on the outside.
BY changing her food a Kan girl
was relieved of an eczema which was
a great annoyance to her. She writes:
For five months ! was suffering
with an eruption on my face and
hands which our doctor called ecze-
ma and which caused me a great deal
OF inconvenience The suffering was
almost unbearable.
The medicine took only gave me
temporary relief One day I happen
ed to read somewhere that eczema
was caused by Indigestion Then l
read that many persons had been re-
l1eved OF indigestion by eating Grape
Nuts.
Il decided to try it. liked the
taste of the food and was particularly
pleased 10 notice that my digestion
was improving and that the eruption
was disappearing as if by magic
had al last found. in this great food,
something that reached my trouble.
When l find a victim of this afflic-
ton l remember my own former suf-
fering and advise trial of Grape-Nuts
food instead Of medicines" There's
a Reason"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek Mich Read The Road to
Wellville" in pkgs
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest
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EXCURSION WAS
HUGE SUCCESS
Many Were in Attendance at
Elks' Big Bay Party
Last Night.

A large crowd of local pleasure
lovers took in the Elks' excursion on
the steamer DOlive last night, Santa
Rosa Island being the destination of
the big breezy boat, as laden with
its large passenger list, il made its
way across the bay.
The Elks who. through long ex-
perience with the local public. have
succeeded in building for themselves
an evlable reputation as first rate en-
tertainers. fairly out-did themselves at
last nights event, when everything
possible in the way of furthering the
enjoyment of the crowd was done.
Once over the bay, dancing was in
dulged in by those so disposed
The proceeds of last nights pleas
ant event will go toward swelling
the local charity fund of the organi-
cation
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Standard Clothing CO.
TERSELY TOLD.

The maximum temperature at Pen
sacola yesterday was So degrees at
1890 a. m, while the minimum was "a
degrees at BIS a. m Last year on
the same date the maximum was 81
degrees and the minimum IS degrees.
The average maximum for this date
is 81 degrees and the average mini
mum rs degrees.
Eleven defendants were docketed
for trial bfore Judge Johnson in the
recorders court yesterday morning
OF this number one case was contin-
ued and fines amounting to $50 i'm
posed upon the remaining defendants.
City Tax Collector John Cary Whit
ing is again at his Office after a short
vacation spent up the sound with a
fishing party.
E. w. Peake and a number of those
who spent several days at Carriers
fishing, have returned home.
s. w. Ballentine arrived from Mil
ton yesterday for a short business
trip.
Ebert Tillman. of ThOmasvilIe, Ga,
Is in the city on business.
w. c. Vereen, of MoUltrie, Ga, ar
rived yesterday, and is the guest OF
his son-in-law, j. NJ. Smithwick, of this
city He came to attend meeting OF
the directors of the ]. r. Saunders Co.
A Jones and wife are here from
Brewton, Ala, for short sOjourn.
j. D. Diamond, Century man, is in
Pensacola for a day of two.
o. w. Rose, a Louisville business
man, arrived in the city yesterday
A party consisting of Mrs Perry
Johns and Miss Lucy Johns, of Atmore
and Miss Marion Goodwin, of England,
Ark, are spending a few days at the
Escambia hotel.
J. H. Hoady, of Pineapple, Ala, is
among recent arrivals.
j. B. Newton, of PoplarvilIe, Miss,
Is in the city on a short business trip.
and is registered at the Merchants.
E. F. Johnson came over from Mil.
ton yesterday afternoon.
V. j. Herlong, of Manistee, is trans
acting business in the city.
J. II. Spivey, a Moultrie, Ala. man.
is in the city for a short time.
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THE PHYSICAL
EXAMINATIONS
They VIII Be Made To
Night of Those to Form
Military Company.

The first step towards mastering in
those who are to form the artillery
company, which was recently or
ganized here. viii be taken tonight,
when there VIII he meeting Of all
ton OF becoming members. This
meeting Will be at 80 clock in the
rooms of the Chamber Of Commerce
and II Is desired that every young
man who signed the roll he present.
Physical examinations will be made
and afterwards measures viii be taken
for uniforms. which are TO be supplied
by the state
II is expected that the company will
soon be mustered into service Of the
state now. and Captain Young viii
begin drilling the men at The armGry.
provided suitable arrangements can
be made with the county commits
SiOneTs-
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Stories of the Streets and Town

Being man, he had not allowed his
heart affairs to interfere IN any man
ner whatever with those of his head,
and he had accordingly prospeFed.
He had reached the busy turmoil of
the huge commercial center which he
was TO visit. He strolled vaguely
about, in the manner of strangers
who look for the first time, perhaps, on
the life and strife and the great white
way of night in town He had no
stated idea, in fact, where he was tel
put up for the night-he didn't care
much, anyhow, for the wild free ways
of the recklessneSs above. below and
about him, as various eqUipages shot
past was already upon him. He
would take in the town-go down TO
a restaurant he knew, then the show
perhaps, and then
His musings were suddenly cut
short by two blue eyes which peered
into his-twO shrunken white hands
which graSped at the lapel of his coat,
and the f1uttering, ragged dress of
woman, who, although from the low
est walks of the thing she called life.
showed in her paIlid face, the rem
nantS Of beauty which had once
been hers in dead, dead past
The woman, clutching franticaIIy in
the air, reeled in her drunkenness
then fell TO the pavement before the
man at her side had been able to take
IN the situation quite clearly.
As the patrol rounded the corner to
remove the UnsightIy spectacle from
the gay laughing throng, the bIear
eyes blue eyes, opened widely. and
Johnson saw. "Maggie," he gasped;
Good God, Maggie," and then the
pity of his utter helpIessness in the
matter arose and smote him. ans he
turned away
He had found his idol indeed,
The woman regarded him speculative
Iy for moment, then her swollen Inns
moved
WhoSh-the--are yOuSh?" she ask
ed thickly in the language of the realm
IN which he had found her
Johnson turned The officer touch
ed his hat respectively Wish to ide1-
t1fy the lady sir?" he asked as the
crowd gathered and CAPPED at the
sight II saw Johnson cleared his
throat once, and again. Then he said
evenly Take her, l do not know this
woman"
The man in him cried out at this
tragedy of his iDnermost soul of souls.
his beautiful idol, enthraIIed by wears
81 a blind and idolatross worship.
Iay broken and shattered at the foot
OF her pedestal after all.
Then he dashed blindIv. miserable.
wildly into the night aud the crowds
and the lights. and a great sob swell
ed In his aching throat
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bic CARGO Of
NAVAL STORES
The ClernatiS Cleared Yester-
day With Cargo Valued
at S224,O0O.

One of the most valuable cargoes
OF naval stores to go out from a gulf
port in many months was that which
was carried out of Pensacola yester-
day afternoon, when the Belgian
steamship Clematis departed.
The steamer cleared from the GUS
tom house for Antwerp in the after
noon, and sailed about three hours
later. Her cargo consists of 500
barrels OF rosin, valued at S26. 600 and
10000 casks of tUrpentiuf valued at
s1SS.0O0, making the total valuation
1924, OO0- The shipment was made by
the American Naval Stores Co.
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DisaqreeabIe 1T HOMO.

agreeable with others. get crank.
at home. Its not disposiuon. its the
liver If you ind in yourself thar
you feel cross around the house. little
things worry you, just buy a bottle
of Billiards. Herbine and put vOur
liver in shape You and everybody
around you VIII feel better for il.
Price, so cents per bottle.
sold and recommended by w. A.
OAfemberte. druggist and apothecary.
121 South PalafoX street, Pensacola.
Fla
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tcrdav wired the sheriff at Mariana
where the negro captured at Sneads
was taken 10 lave a photograph Of
The man taken and forward il here
When the photo arrives It VIII be
shown Mr. MOclaiT- and If the man
resembles the one who assaulted her.
he viii be brought here. Otherwise
he viii be released.
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The Yacht ''Waterb oy"
Is now prepared to give

Is now prepared to give
SPECIAL RATES
for excursions ans parties 10 any part OF
Sne BAY or sound OF into the Guilt she
mas fun equipment and dressing rooms
for private parties who wish to 90 BATH
ing n weft-eQuipped cooks galley, fish
ing tackle, everything necessary to make
an outing pleasant. Wharf at the foot of
Palafox street.
CHAS. HARDESTY,
1<6 Church ST.
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QUina, w A BlOUnt. Jr-, Earle Will
liams, Walter Pitt, Ed Peazze and Jno.
Cary Whiting has returned to the
city. The members of the party, while
enjoying the outing immt useIy. state
that fishing was not very good, though
sufficient was caught to supply their
wants.
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A lot of old newspapers,
tied up in neat bundles for
sale, sc d bundle, at The Jour-
nal office.
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GOPHERS, CHICKENS
TURKEYS AND EGGS

Gophers, Chickens and Eggs al
ways on hand. Phone 343 3Ol S
Baylen, corner Government J F.
Rhodes
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Stories of street and town
l met my love on an East Hill car
l was lucky, once, for fairi
l was broke, fiat broke, but another
chap
Had already paid her fareI
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Read the Standard Cloth
ing Co.'S Ad. in to-day's
paper.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
The City Board of Equalization
will meet during the month of Aug.
daily at 10 R. m, at the Office of the
City Tax Assessor
W. z. ANDERSON,
Chairman.
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WATERMELON
SEASON 1T END
4 Total Of 1853 Car Loads
Were Shipped From P.
& A. Section.

The water melon season, so far as
shipments to northern markets are
concerned, has come TO a close in this
section Of Florida. ard the reports are
that while the planters made d fairly
good profit. the season was not a.
profitable d one as had been antiCI-
VatCG-
Records in the office Of the division
freight and passenger agent show that
a total of los car loads were shipped
from the p & y section this season
against 2ZS the season prior The
acreage had been largely inCeaspd-
Is prices last year were good and u
was anticipated that shipments would
hC double those OF the year prior
The market. however went bad. and
he painters finding the demand Of
left many cars OF melons in the fed.
The pear shipmeDtS during the sea
son were exceptionally good - cars
being shipped from the territory be-
tween Pensacola and Floma1On. A.
the pears were fine ones those making
the shipments reaped good profits.
One car Of peaches went from Cottage
Hill and sold for an excellent price
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FISHING PARTY
RETURNS TO CITY

After spending a weeh a Gamers
bayou enjoying the sport there, the
fishing party composed Of Uncle" Al
bert Riera, Allie Riera, Ed Gale
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NOTICE.

The tug Monarch will be off her reg
ulaT run for two days, undergoing re-
pairs, after which the regular sched-
ule will be resumed.
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STEAMER
MONARCH'S
SCHEDULE
Daily, Except Sunday.

INI'J7 I<NNFN SuIFNaJ-
Leave City for Navy Yard and Pavilion
s>15
Leave Pavilion for Navy Yard and CITY
f:S0 p. M. except on Saturdays, when
she leaves at 11;45 a m.
Sunday
Leave City for Pavilion 1910 a. m $40
y. m. and { b.
Leave Pavilion for City T. m, .. m
and p. m
Leave City for Pavilion 7:15 a m, $40
p m. p m, and p m
Leave Pavilion for City 4;SO, o:45 and
1000 2. m.
FARERoUND TRIP, IS CENTS.
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Children S
W ash Suits

this month.
81. 25 Suits reduced to. S. rs
ST. so Suits reduced to. LOO
$500 Suits reduced to. 100
$3.50 Suits reduced to. 1.65
$500 SUITS reduced to-. 2.10
$3.50 Suits reduced to. $40
$500 Suits reduced to. 2.75
$500 Suits reduced to-. 3.75
Buy the little fellow a wash
suit while the prices are re-
duced. They won't last long
at these prices.
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usn. at SPORTS Abroad hss
(ARCHIE WELLs)
,(ARcHIE WELLs)

The Colorado and Utah Universities
have patched up their troubles. and the
Utah game will be played on
November 81. Denver University viii
meet the Utah team October 10. and, II
the Denver team is as strong as is re
ported. both games will be fierce and
fast The bud feeling which has of
late existed between the two states IN
athletics will only add zest to the con-
tests.
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y telegram was received today from
Oakland, Cal, stating that c. H. Co
vey. formerly one of the best known
citizens of this city. was married to
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Morris. another resident of
Grand Junction. at 1880 pm. today.
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The land opening at King Hill,
Ida. on October 12 is the talk OF the
city. The overwhelming evidence
that the proposition is good one
could not fail to excite enthusiasm.
Special train October Z. Milne &
Milne 527 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-30

GalvanlZeo guttc~ns ard spoutne
galvanized chimney tops. tin valley
hip shingles. furnace installing at
reasonable prices by Lowe Bros
timers, 1876 n. Fifth street. phone
black 1894 Call and get our prices
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WILL CLOSE At $ T.. NJ.

Beginning with October / ana con
timing until May l we viii close our
stores at the hour of o'clock pm.
saturday night excepted.
tSiEucdp
STURTENANT-Q -QCIST DRUG co
THE VAN HORN DRUG co.
e. -. SMITH x co.
G. ID. SMITH & co. Depot Branch
KRAFT N EMERSON.
THE WOHLFORr DRUG co.
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Roy T. Kurtz returned home on No.
this morning from Moffatt, Utah. at
which place he has been with the Mof-
fatt Mercantile Company for the past
few months. He expects to remain
here most of the winter
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Today the Grand Junction Town &
Development Company sold to r. l..
Magll and J. II. Rankin lots l. 2. 3
and in block Z. Grand Junction. for
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-30

w. 7. Bancroft today sold to Sophia
Rainbow acres of orchard for S.
200. The orchard is located near Pal
isade.
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Notice

II you want to go to King Hill.
Ida, with our special train. on Oc-
tober .. YOU MUST LET US KNOW
DEFINITELY BY OCTOBER /. so
we may know how many ears to or
der from Denver. Milne < Milne,
527 Main street.
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$31.15 round trip for King Hill
land opening October 9TH. Don't
miss this. Milne & Milne.
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Herman Vorbeck left this afternoon
on No. for Salt Lake city to resume
his work with the Photo Supply Com
pany. He came home to attend the
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-30

Ladies '.iifor Dress Cutter-We
teach YOU now to cut and fit your
own garments. We guarantee knowl-
edge of the chart in several lessons.
Our terms are reasonable Miss
Chapman. dressmaller. old Odd Eel
lows building, 44Sh Main. upstairs
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ASK the man at 55i Main for drugs

\ message to The sentinel this at
tcrnoon states that Mrs. Nelson Aim.
"A young married woman living on the
Wilson mesa in san Miguel county.
committed suicide by taking poison
last night Domestic unh"nptn"SS is
given as the cause. SHE had Just been
divorced from her husband.
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Mrs Whit Rozzelle and Erandchil-
dren leave tonight for their old HON,
in breckenridge. Mo They expect tc
he gone several weeks.
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Meat fresh and salt M 't any cut
any time. IL you call up sanction ISL
we wilf MI your order ard give YOU a
prompt delivery GoldswurthN X lior-
ton, $50 Colorado urcnue.
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NOTICE.

All persons saaving claims against
the County Fair Association are re-
quested to mnil them at once to the
secretary This does not apply to the
LEON j. CHAPMAN
Secretary
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school team for thf last two years.
writes from Kansas city; Have seen
some good foot ball. already this year
and everything is the forward pass"
The local team VIII be especially
strong i'm This feature.