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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-26

ms family were sick with the grip
the latter part of last week.
Archie, Clarence and Elvira Norel-
ms also Viola Butler, Ethel Nordell
and Enoch Johnson attended the SPELL
ing contest at the Center school
house last Thursday evening.
Miss Ida Moline of the Old Kiron
school was awarded diploma for be-
ing the best in penmanship of all the
scholars in Stockholm township.
Miss Rose Carson closed very sue
The literary society had arranged a
very interesting program which was
listened to by an appreciative audience
At the close, Miss Carson added
new volumes as present to the
school library.
John Gustafson and family moved
their household goods to Boyer last
Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Gustafson
and children left on the train Satur-
day afternoon Although we are sor.
ry to lose them from our midst, we
wish them success and prosperity in
their new home.
Mrs. S NJ. Sandstrom is seriously
i'll with pneumonia She S charge
of trained nurse.
Mrs. Gust E. Anderson visited at
l.. Swansons Saturday afternoon.
G. A. Norelins. son Everett, were
Old Kiron visitors last Sunday.
Be sure to see our big line of hand
sewed harness. Geo. Menagh & Co.
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K1RoN ITEMS.

Miss Nellie Winquist went to James
town, New York on Thursday last for
an extended visit and stay at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Almgren.
Edward Moline and sister, Nellie
went to Carroll on Wednesday for a
short visit with their friend, Edward
johnson at the hospital, returning on
Thursday noon. They found him rest
ing easy after the operation ordeal.
Rumor hath it that Big Ed Ander-
son has rented the John Gustafson
residence property in Old Kiron and
furthermore that he will soon be a
married man. His friends are very
doubtful as to the fact being thus,
but considering that there is nothing
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silk and the groom wore the conven-
tional black. The bride is the
daughter of one of our thrifty German
farmers. Jens Clausen. She is popu
lar and respectable young lady and is.
an elegant housekeeper. The groom
is the son Of Jurgen Reissen and wife.
and is one of the most popular and
thrifty young farmers in this vicin-
ity. They have the best wishes of
their many friends.
Frank Jones and family moved into
the residence recently occupied by
Peter Bendixen's Monday. Aug.
Boegger and father will occupy the
house vacated by Frank Jones soon.
Lulu Girard. the Review contestant.
called in Kiron on business Monday.
Geo. Hoiten and wife and daughter,
Laura returned from Soldier Monday
after few days visit at the VIM.
Hummer home.
/ Stella Robb visited from Friday
until Monday at the parental home,
in Charter Oak.
/ Jessie Cook visited at her parental
home in Dunlap from Friday until
Monday.
Sarah Hoiten instructed the pupils
in the primary room of our school
Monday during Miss Robb's absence.
VIM. Peters and family of Minne.-
sofa arrived here last week and will
take possession of their farm soon.
Pauline Schroeder is visiting since
Monday in Denison. with her friend.
Sarah LaFrantz.
Mrs. Pete Peters and son of Ida
Grove have been staying at the
formers parental home southeast Of
town since Monday.
A number of ladies arranged a
farewell party on Mrs. Kruger last
week. which was an event that will
remembered by her friends present.
They brought an elegant lunch with
them that was greatly enjoyed by all
present. Mrs. Kruger was the re-
cipitent of several beautiful presents
which will remind her of her friends
in Schleswig.
Our hand sewed work harness are
leaders. Geo. Menagh & Co.
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w. F. Mitchell and wife visited be-

w. F. Mitchell and wife visited be-
tween trains in Denison Saturday.
The familiar face of Maurice Norton
is again seen on our streets after a
absence of five months spent at Ode
bolt
Frank Enright of the Merchants
Hotel of Denison was Vail visitor
Sunday
James E. Walsh was calling on
friends in Denison Tuesday.
The prospects are good for the build
ing of a creamery in Vail this spring.
Jas. Hickey of near Aspinwall was
attending to business in Vail Monday.
James Langan of Sioux City was
called to Vail Sunday by the serious
illness of his brother, Barney Lang
an, and his sister, Mrs. Costello at
present writing both are very low
George Friday and VIM. Lander
vile were attending to business in
Denison Monday
Mrs. Banner of Omaha visited last
week at the parental BARLEY Mitchell
home.
Leo Lucy. of Merne, Neb.. was shak-
ing hands with old Vail friends here
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Sch1esuiq
Miss Ella Witt is on the

Miss Ella Witt is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Jennie Kruger departed for
Omaha Monday. where she will make
her futute home.
The wedding of Edward Reissen
and Maggie Claussen occurred Feb. 10.
Rev. Amstein of Charter Oak officiat-
ing at the home Of the BRIDES parents,
seven miles north west of Schles-
wig. The bride was attended by
her sister Katie Clausen and Louis
Reissen acted as groomsman. The
bride wore beautiful gown of blue
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the fifth addition to their family and

the fifth addition to their family and
all of one kind-girls.
August Haammerstrom is loading
his machinery and household goods
this week and expects to leave on
Tuesday for Alcester, South Dakota,
where he has rented farm. We hate
TO loses this family from our midst
but it will be Alcester's gain who will
find them most desirable citizens.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. OFT move away
from our vicinity this week onto their
farm located near Des Moines. This
estimable couple will be missed from
this neighborhood where they have
resided for so many years, and it is
generally regretted that inducements
elsewhere was strong enough to take
them away from our locality.
The Geo. Rickerts sale west of
Kiron drew a large crowd on Thurs
day last and most lovely and salts
factory sale was held.
Emil Lundell came home from the
Hospital at Des Moines last week and
although not completely recovered is
feeling greatly better
Carl F. Bunk and Fritz Keneger
spent Monday and Tuesday in Schles-
wig visiting friends and looking after
business interests.
Lulu Giard of Schleswig spent Mon
day afternoon in Kiron. She is one
of the contestants for the Review
prizes and is working hard to win.
Mrs. S. N. Sandstrom is very ill
with a serious case of pneumonia and
is under the care of nurse. Her
many friends are anxiously hoping to
hear of her recovery
County Attorney, j. p. Klinker was
called to Kiron on official business
on Saturday last. Mr. Klinker has a
host of friends in this part of the
county who wish to see him re
elected and continued county at
torney. His ability and record will
count him many votes in this locality
Frank Lillieholm of Denison has
been spending the past week with
relatives in Kiron.
| Ollie Larson visited relatives and
friends at Denison Thursday and Fri
day.
The four course entertainment given
at the Kiron hall which was arranged
for by William Strain was completed
by the concert given on Tuesday even
ing by the Russell Musical Novelty
company. All four concerts We're
ne and of clean and most able
order. The three concerts were given
by members of high and noted ability
and enjoyed by all who listened to
their rendition.
Just as we are ready to mail our
news items the news reaches us that
Carl johnson died this forenoon
(Tuesday) after two walks illness
Only two weeks ago his wife died and
was buried on Friday. This home
surely has had their share of affliction
lately. In our next issue we shall
give the obituary of this esteemed
pioneer.
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Charley Suitor home here.
Jas. McCune of Arion was visiting
friends in Vail the first of the week.
Tim Finneran of Denison was "a
business caller in our city.
We are showing anything YOU want
in the harness line. Geo. Menagh &
Co.
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OLD K1RoN ITEMS.

Mr.. Ed Moline and sister Nellie
went to Carroll to visit friends last
Thursday, returning Friday.
Several members of the F. Norel-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-13
UN FONDO De AUXI-
lilo para pOIiCias.
NuGhOs 50 InutIIIzm Oa d s0nIGI0, J quOdan
IHlgO On prOCHrIl sItuaeIdR.

I]ObiOEa GonEtitnir1o un fondo de FeBeFVa
para 81 auxilio Dc LOS individuoB de lR po.
lfcfR inHulRr que na inutiliCen duFRute 81
BeIYicio. Una quota poF ejsmplo dc 25
COntAvoH mOnBualSs producirfR mas de
5000 monsuaIOs , 81 POGO tempo Io po'
drfA 7diIponeE dc una impoFtanto CRntidSd.
MuChsB veceH rOsplta que infsliceI guar
diaH que ss inutilizRn On el ssTvicio ~ re-
sibiendo aIgunR lesion que les impids con-
tinuRE On el CueFpo ~ ContrRyOndo enfsE'
madRdeG, quedan faePa del CueFpo , OntFa'
gRdos una praCREiR aituRci6n.
Ere fondO p0dEfR BsEvir tanto para 81
Ruxilio de los policfAG, sean Clsssy, Oficis.
leR guardian, como pNKO 81 dc Lar fRmi'
iaB dc. los mismoI que por ORuHAH de falls
cimiOnt0 inutilidad para sI Hsrvicio que
dRran on IL miIsEiR,
Para gAERntiEAF 81 manejo de escE fon
doB podrfa RcoEdEEss que ls C0miEi6n del
CuPrpo q otrO oFganiImo CuRlquiers dentro
de 81, % hiciera cargo de ~ adminiHtra
Ci6n.
Hem61 dido muchos de los eIemOntoa
del Cuerpo OxpreIarBe en 81 Bentido de ID
gran ConvonienciR que para tOdoH los que
foEmhn Il poliOfa inGplaE dc p. Rico, ten
drfA 81 llsvRl efscto csc pEOyecto.
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BibII6graffa.

ReComondsmo1 nuestrou lsotures Ia in
teEe1ants TeviIta que publica, con al tftulo
de 'Boietin litsraEio bibliogtafoo' la
libFeTfR hi1pRno.amsEiCana de Paris. 2,
square DalambrP, XIV. Contisno todR9
las obrsB publioadas On Francis en- Es
psnA duEant0 81 mos. Elta publication q
un verdadsro rspsrtorio en 81 que 81 hom.
bre dc cienciR, 81 m6dico. 81 literato, 81 IN
gsniero podIan encontFaR cada mes todas
Las obFaB gus 90 precision estudio Bs
rafsrsu, AconBej smoE nue1tPos loctOre1
que pida1 una mueHtER dc ssta reviSsa, "a.
dicAndo 81 deIssn lRedici6n francs1a s Il
sBpt fiola, TsComendkndosa dc nue,tro "a.
Ei6dico dicha ibEsFfA que tendr6 sl ma !.
yoF guSto en mspdaElsB gratis , franco Il.
sunoB ndmexOR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-13

MT. Guinness, la asesina, con sus hijos,
tiara la revslaci6n de suG cFfmeneB, poEqae
81 estabR loeame1te enRmpFado de ella
quien rechazaba BuB sgGsAjoE. Las auto
FidadeR 10 denpncian como C6mpliCe de log
crfmsne1, poE hRbsE tsnidO conocimisnto
dc sllos.
CriRt6bal ChEiattfsrEon, 81 dc Las txGA
vacioneE, hs noticiRdo que dltimBmente,
tres cadSyeres mas han Bido deScubisrtos
en- la casa dc Ia GunnaE
Hace ceTcR de dos amos que Ia Cannes
tenfa an hombTe trRbRjando Bs suponfs
que B0 habfa lido Uaa cRBaca dc piel
uBAba, apRrsci6 m68 tRFds eutFs los velti
dos do Mrs. GunneBB.
Ella dijo qus el hombre HS habfa mar.
thado para Chicago, dioiendo que volvO'
Efs poF la casacR , que jamGB volvi6.
Un rico CompFadoR de North D. kota
viAit6 81 a1i9 paBRdo Mrs. GnnnesE. Fu6
pEesentAdo como "a future 0gpos9. UaRba
bigota de cieEto color Tojizo. Eltsmbi6
deEapaFeci6 miBtsEioBamente. GntTe loH
Cad6veras hSlIadoB, hay uno de bigots
exRctaments igUal al deBcEito.
Mas luego do ls deGapaEici6n de 6its,
IN joven de Ysinte ssis ms vino ger
hu6sped de la casa dc Ia Guinness En- Di
CiembYO hi2o an ano de 6sto. FL dijo
que err de Wigcousip, pero MIRA Chris.
tofsFBon no E0oueEda ri 80 nombre nj %
oRsa. Mrs. GunneB tsmbi6n pFessnt6 ii
homb bre de WiscouIin como "a futuro ma
ride. Y tambi6n desspareci6. FR6 vie
TINA de la pARi6n de dinero de ls inBa'
ciAb'e sed de BRngse humsna. MFE, Gan.
mes diio que 10 hRbfa FschazRdo porque
era an viudo con don hJoB, J ella no
qusFfa aumantaT log cuidsdo1 dom6.ticog
Sheriff Shutter Feysl6 Ya que 81 hombTa
de Wiscouain era Ole BudsbsTg, de lola,
Wiz, que habfa vsnido & viBitGE MEF.
Gunne8 hRoe ceTcs de un Rfl9. El Mrs
GunnegB faeFon sl bAnOo de LapoFte, en-
81 euRl 81 depOuit6 dinero Dssde snt6n'
ceV, no Bs tuvo mEG noticiRE de sas joven,
DOR mas paEquiaag que Be hiciaFon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-13

tic On 81 sscreto q. Biempre hAbfR exiAtidO
an Is dsuapsrici6n do Ru heFm0no. Anun'
clos de una sgOncia matrimonial fQsron
publicadoB On peri6diCos oBcandinavo8 en-
81 noFooAte, , Hsfgelsin djjo que una hOla
LENA de eBtoB anunciOs hRbfR, Bid0 repair
tidR entire GuB ConoCidoB.
Sc Bupone que por sRtoB msdioa satabls
els coEEeBpondenciR con suB ViCtimAB EA
to 10 demuestrRn, las TelRcionOB q exiatis
ron con Ole B. BRdBbsrg, GgEicu.tor de
lola, WiEc., cuyoB hIos esClarOcer6n sl
hecho. ElloR moAtraF6n copiaB poT medic
de las cuRIsa ella le hizo vsnir 6Hu casa
busoRr una mueFte SECURE.
Sc cI6s que Mrs. Cannes tenfA c6mpli
Ceg On eRtR tromendR matRnER dc BOTRs
humanoH. Sc hscen todoH los safneTsoH
poAib!sB poF descUbriElcB.
So Babe do bRuleB que BSlfRn de ChicBgo
que Be Hupone contenfan cRd6VeTeI. Dos
de esoB bRuleB eGtAbAn diEijidos & ''MEE
Cannes, LapoEte Ind.
Los CitadaB muGbIsI fueTon d.
riiidoH & ella AnteS de- fafgO. Sheriff Mu'
zar diFigi6 an deu. acho Rl jefs dc 10
poliOfR de ChiC'g para que hicieEa uua
AnY9&uS S9GAU2 GA ~ oASa@S 0@A 90 P1SSS
sobre bAu!eE ? caiRB aospeChosAs. Los
cuaFpog deHantsrTadoH dltimamentO fu0Eon
81 do an hombTs , 81 de uns muief = LOO
de dos adu'tos do sixo indeterminRdo.
Las autoridades 90 diTigieTOn 81 lago
Fishtrap con 81 ObjetO dc yer 81 OncUen'
tran Ia CabezR de un cusEpo CRTbonizRd0
cue De BupOne sea el de MTE. GunnssE.
SoIamants dOg cAdkvsEGB han uido EsCo
necido1 81 primer Cad6vsr fu6 reconoCi
do per AK. III, HeIgeleiU, do Aberdeen
S. D. K. como 81 de % rico heEmano Al
bsrto. El otgo Cad6Ver fGe 81 de JuRnit1
Olson, de 18 amos, que foe tOmRdR desd'
lou ocho maBes p0r Mrs. Gunne1B para qul
la sduoaae. Hay 10 supo0ici6n de ga
Mrg. GunueEa ViVe. Sc cree que ell ORda
yer que ne enContE6 entire los escOmbEos d
"a casa no sea d do ellie. Sc pienSR qu
ella BsCuestr6 de hioRgO de slguna otrl
parte, una mujsr para que psrsCieEa y D
cEeyese que eRa ella.
Lo ContFsEio la tsoEfs do que ella pa
CARA fuego 6,Bu CASA ca oil heCho do Gu
era una Rmants mAdFP, = sl ORBi impOai
bic cFesr que ella hiCieTa desapaEGcGF
nus tEss hijos.
La RituaCi6n Be complies POF Ol hech
de que Mrs. GunnsBB BismpEs outAbR Il
msFosa de que Lamphere, aRraItsdO pc
Gupon6ESolo RutuE del fuGgo % ID capa, b
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-13

r A Peruna cura ell catarro no solo por
IL Ell efecto que hace en- Ell ststema, sino
porque desarraiga Ell veneno del catarro.
En- algunos casos de catarro cr6nteo,
todo 10 que Sc necesita es entonar ell
ststema, recobrar Ell apetito mejorar la
digestion, cuRndo las fuerzas whales
Bolamente son sutictentes para curar Ell
cRtRrro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-13

Teatro del Renacntento, tCudsd lie Msjco MejeO,
E. e. de |.
Habiendome
amistades
u1ados produJo
pors
araViOSOS
Senfir fuere de he
NE aan aanente como deb
u1uchO
hispanOamericanOSs Les quedO agradecda
de Carbon
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-13
Dssidsratum del anunciu.

En- Is epoea del Terror , cuRndo las
eiecucioneg estRhan "k is oRdan del dfa'
On rREiD, uno dc los BsntsnciadOs, moman
tor anteB de entFFgsE % cRbszR { Samson
q yerdugo, 80 diIigi6 81 pdb leo con las
aiguientsa fFasel: '.Ya Vois aus e.tcs a.
pEamOs instRnt6B nm hombro no Dnods
mentiT; pue1 bien, 70 % asegurO que lps
msioEs1 trBjes del naundo son Ios que van,
de "ha PaImsIanA de ]. PieEas , Co."
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Sc quejan en- Santurce.

Los vaciuo1 de los RlredsdoreB do ID
paEsda 25 On ssntuTce, hasta Martin PefffR
% quSlan de que no gon stendidOq ca o.
BaEvioiO de Tiego Dc IL eaEEstsrs, nj sn 81
PsCoiido de Iag bRsuFaE.
81 e. olVido dabs tonsE1s mejoE TeousRdo
ds loo que ALI Eeaidsn y OontFibuysn 4
soBtenOr laa caTgaB del muniCipio 81 igual
que 81 reAto del vecindaric dol impoEtants
pOblado,
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POR AUsENTARsE 10 dusf,, Is
venda una casa de- hu6IpedOu Hitusda IN Ia
Gale dc Allen n6msro 86 altos. En- Ia
mismR Casa infoHmGE6p. 3v.E
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-13

AV1sO.-DsssamO1 yer por oatas Of.
CinaI q nsiloE Jo1e OtsFo Moisndez, Gsne.
Eal ComiHIion MarChRnty j Manufacturers
Agent par0 notifcRrls IN OI1nto que l.
intoEOa.
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sE VENDE una nilla rsclinadA para
inv6iidoH, OaGi nusVs. DiTijirEs & Box
683, San Juan. 6V,h
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AteDso PueItOIrique1n.
Ia TSIlda del Iunes en- honor Do don Felipe
GutIOnez.

So ipfoEma que, con un programa e.
p.endido, que Bs dRrS conoceF oportuDa'
msnts, amenizsda p0r ID Ofquesta de
la sliefa Iuaulay, 90 efsetuRrazoE idneu Gn
el Atsneo una graa v sIadR, para honrar
la msmsTiR del notable Maestro Compo'
EitoR, pueEtoFEiqusfio, M1ar Felipe Go
tisrrez, en- ls CuRl tomaTfn parts varios
litsiatos y mdsicoB y algunaB damau dc
nusatEa Bocisdad que dAE6n tambi6a ma.
yoT esplendoT & tan culto Rcto.
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NUEVA LINEA FRUTERA.

Commercial
nn Savannah
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c@nn @pn % 5 e lila
uno
j. : & c2 b' @ 1yna
,had
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"snas que a5sao
De
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dIpueA, epnpod
aohns ereubu1nd
@ ] O'' &~s % o" "@ad" del o@oy @ nod
r54 SnG s q % g ss 80 600 % @ s~l
m & ngGa es%s
Aassn1o" Massachusetts Loan . Guarantee Co. CUBAN C0MERCtL CO.
h@"""@"'y As"ss 1""ga@ta
BOSTON
a Cuban Com@giol Co,
Boston,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-13

La Peruna no tan solo hace este, sino
neutraliza Ell yeneno catarral libra el
sistema de toda infection. Los efectoa
que primero Sc notan al tomarse Ia PeRu-
ua son; mejor apetito, mejor digestiin,
meJor sueho. Edifica ell sistema con
rapidez. Hace desaparecer enfermap
dades cr6nicas como por m6gica.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith are the
happy parents of a son born Sun
day morning.
Mr.. Thompson of the firm of Fieith
& Thompson of Cornucopia transact
ed business in the city this morning.
Mrs. I. Berman returned home
from the Twin Cities last evening
where she has been visiting for the
past month. Her sister returned
with her.
Mrs. W. B. Duffy is visiting with
Iron River friends this week.
Tim Manning is reported to be
very sick at his home in this city
Mr.. Manning is one of the oldest
residents of the city.
The 6: 90 o'clock dinner at Hotel
Washburn promises to be largely
attended. An invitation is extend
to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Manning of
Winton, Mimi. are in the city, hav-
ing been called here owing to the SER
ious illness of Mr.. Manning's father.
George Glazier of this city in COM
pany with Roy Gelsert and Alphonse
Veno will give an exhibition of log
rolling at the celebration at Bayfield,
on the 4th. These boys are expert
rollers and will show the Bayfield,
people some clever work. Mr..
Glazier will repeat at Bayfield, his
cable slide and high dive exhibition.
which was given here during the
Beaver Con nvention.
The members CT the Beaver Lodge
in this city are planning on giving
Benefit Dance for Beaver Walter
Bergland who is very sick. The
family of Mr.. Burgland is in desti-
tute circumstances. It is said that
little hope is entertained for his re-
covery. The dance will be given
some time next week.
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo, &C
Lucas County. %

State of Ohio, City of Toledo, &C
Lucas County.
Frank J. cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of f.
J, Cheney and Co., doing business
in the city of Toledo, county and
State afore said, and that said firm
will pay the sum of One Hundred
Dollars for each and every case of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
Frank J. cheney
Sworn to before me ard SUBJ
'scribed in my presence, this 9th
day of December, A. D. 1886
(Seal) A. w. Gleason,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
systim. Send for testimonials free,
f. J. Cheney & CO., Toledo. 0,
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Famils Pills for con.
stipication.
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ExOects TO Move to Minneapolis
Some Time Next Month.
Will Close up Business Affairs
and Dispose of Property
Here.

DIR. FL. G.. Lampson who is one
of the best known Physicians in
Bayfield, County, and who has
lived here for a number Of years
has decided to leave this city
and engage in the practice of
medicine in Minneapolis. He
expects to be able to close up all
of his business affairs and to dis
pose of his property so as to be
able to move during the month
of August. The doctor says
that it is not on account of de-
crease of business in this city
that he is to make the change
but that he has contemplated en-
gaging in practice in a larger
city for several years and the
opportunity has now presented
itself in such shape that he has
accepted it. We are sorry to
loose the doctor but we trust he
will be successful in his new
location.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-07-02
District Attorney Claims That
Grounds Belong to Countv.
Expected That Action Will
be Begun to Straighten out
the Tangle.

Some interest was aroused in
the question of the ownership
of the grounds upon which the
county fair buildings are located
at Iron River, during the last
session of the county board.
To the end that some definite in
formation could be obtained a
resolution was introduced and
passed calling upon the District
Attorney to make thorough in
vestigation and if necessary
bring action to secure for the
county it's legal right. Mr..
Alvord has just completed an in
vestigation of the title and the
proceedings under which the
present owners claim their right
to the land. and gives it as his
opinion that the County still
owns the land, and that A. Fl,
Grimpo who is the alleged pre-
sent owner has no right or title
to it. He says further that the
proceedings were irregular, and
that an action will be begun to
have the matter properly ad-
justed.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-07-02
Notice for Bids

Notice is hereby given, that on
the Third day of July, 1908. at seven
o'clock in the evening, at or near
Jake Stark's residence on lower
Third Avenue West, the undersign-
ed. committee on sewerage for the
City of Washburn, will let, by pub
lie auction to the lowest bidder, a
contract for the construction of a
sewer under the following specifica-
tions;
Commencing On Third Avenue
West, at the South side of Bayfield,
Street, thence running south cross
ing Omaha Street under the North
ern Pacific railroad tracks to the
Omaha railway right-of thence
westerly to ravine crossing said
Omaha right-of- way, distance of
$50 feet, the whole length of said
sewer to be about 700 feet. The
excavation to be about 6 feet in depth
on an average, according to the
grade stakes now placed by the sur
veyor employed by the City. The
pipes or tiles to be 20 inches, same
to be furnished by. the City, as we'll
as the cement. The sand, clay and
dirt to be replaced in the trench,
properly packed, after the tiles have
been laid. Ali the work to be done
in workmanship-like manner and
to be under the supervision of the
street commissioner for the City of
Washburn. The committee re-
serves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Dated this Goth day OF June, 1908.
Attest: Joseph Arseneau
III. P. AXelberg T. A. Oscar
City Clerk. Andrew Peterson
Committee on sewerage for
the City of Washburn, Wis.