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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
GIRLS INDICTED

NEW YORK, July is.-Indict-
mentg charging them with the at
tempted murder OF Millionaire w.
H. u. Stokes were returned by the
grand jury here today against LII
liam Graham and Ethel Conrad.
who shot their elderly admirer In
an apartment here. he alleged. In
an endeayor to blackmail him for
325 1000.
The indictments for attempted
murder were found against the ad-
vice Of District Attorney Whit
man, vho urged that bills charg-
ing felonious assault be returned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
STATE DENTAL WAR
A GOOD THING FOR
THE PEOPLE

ysa save . Dafisrs Z Make . Dollar.
snd the Dental ssrshins WI Iess Tive
DsIisrs when Do Sear Dset~i w.rs.
Hish eisss dental work ss~s b<ssiss
~ prices p~epi. can ps1.
! operate 90 your teeth the com
blas aprrsiss On yesr psekstssek.
There 10 1asf one var i-ft for nns -
VITA my Dsntss rxh, IN I'M. stats. and
that 10 ~ eeatianlns 10 tell the p~opls
about n. when the people put men IN
the Legislators whs pssss liberty ana
human rights more shaa thsy DO dol
Dental corneins. isks ali combines 10
powerful. ! knew how poe srful u 10
and how weak II 10 when the paopis are
aroused. Asa yaur legislator whY brown
did not set his Dental law passed.
From no~ until the nsrt Lexisls,urs
meets Viii b Al my dental offices fts
First ksssa@. every daY from ssls .. m.
70 D M Tour dental work viii be
sens By specialists IN mr. sffias. sadss
my personal supervision. 81 prices that
VIII mske the state Dens~i Ccsebise sssD
fee breath.
40 not cornpets With cheap Dental
work. bot With the high priced state
their price guarantees my work: thay
10 not xusrantss thstrs Ny large pfae-
ffes enables me 20 afford q specialists IN
each branch ~ d~nfistry 70 ssrvs my
The state Dental combins VAS or
gsnizad ton years ago rhis spring for
the purpose Of charging high prices and
ksspina Eastern dentists out Of this
state BY denying them thsir tieeuse For
ten years I have fought this connLlnsL
was betrayed In tbs last Lsgisiaturs.
| shall 20 % the nest. and the fight will
&c on and on until I vim
Come IN and havs your dental WORK
fons at your owl price. Send your
fggsnds 20 ma BE careful to cut this
al out and bring u with you. as psopis.
especially women. are beiuk robbed -
dsatlsts on Fifnt Ayenus who repre-
sent themselves az ksina my assistants
I do not know whether thers dantai
dumps arc being started By the com
hlna or not be sure and come 10
Tfg First AyeDns. Union Block. offices 4
TO 10 and ~ TO 70. over a. W. safes's
Jswsiry Store. one door south Of the
Postal Telegraph building.
open evenings until and Sundays
until for peopi~ who work.
EDwrs .. BROWN, d. ID. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18

Continental Collection Company
collects bills. wages aud claims
3ts Bailey Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18

Tastes like more Seattle Ice
Cream favored with Maplcine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
Things You Should
Know

r. w. Stevenson a Co.. brokers,
Bailey Building, are advised stocks
should be purchased on any further
drive 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
FtATs.

- !, ~ 9, ~ fs-f rsS'1
steam heated apsrtmsuis 1898 jackson
a. private bath paved District rents
reduced. fit 90 as see lanitsf 90
urp raises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
SLIDE COSTS s4l.llQ

The slide OF Terrace ST.. between
Fifth and Sixth avs. which caused
the complete destruction of the
Anderson hotel aud damage TO all
the other bnildlngs on the north
side OF the street. viii cost the city
sac. $50. II John A. Land&trom.
owner OF the Anderson hotel. has
his way. Yesterday be submitted
claim to the council for the above
amount for damage sustained on
the Anderson hotel building ard
the buildings ut 400 FIFTH av. and
$40 Terrace st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
HELP wANTrp-MAlE.

HELP WANTED-MAtE. q
--f~<~r-~--~-~
wanted Reliable man 81 take chaFKa
~ my store % meas furnishings. must
invest t9Q1 70 ftaa. must have esperisDee.
VIII pay wages and suraE iutsfsss "a
business inQaifa ICES ueNitt. Everett,
Wash. Tel Ind TIA
WartSa Msn afia wanen ~ inafn tns
haFbar trade Largest ana most rpfns
pisfa school In the west Wages paid
whus learning An unlimited coarEe ofiy
as call ara So our school OF write
for particulars
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
g. washington. % 100 ThIrd Az
Fbnns Main rsst
Wanted - .asa men 81 pia, pSsst a chs
Oriental peei roosas We Eiss Our patrons
irnds rhseh. ItIs Thifd av.. bstwssn
rihs and unipu.
zee men wnassd 20 eat hot roast tsef
sandwiches Basement ORIENTAL
pCOf ROOM. Isis Thifd av.. bstwscn
riks and Union
New. clean bed tpomr. steam heated.
not and cold running water. baths. 9ke
per night aud ~ Hotel Model. t1ie sfd
AZ. near PIKE q
!. 00e uovEHNMENr petitions
OPEN--Wrtts fpr list Fssnkiin tusii.
tuts. Dept. 1ss q, Reehesssr y. Y.
apflnr ~ Pool Nosn. al spriaE 81.
best In town. etarythius usN. 1su per
oue. w cramer. Ted Daine
secend .haad clothes. bought. sold and
exchanged 1911 rfhe - . aesp. y tas1
CRAWFORD FLOOR CO. u ava
fienf susfaclns ard reauishins dons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
EVERETT SEATTLE
INTERURBAN RAILWAY

SEATTLE TO EVERETT Limited trains
1910 am and Bs2B .. m
Local Trains .a0. 80. sac. $50. 1870
Is. 1870 am. i2ise, iiso ~. z.ag. $40.
f.s0. sac y. 40, 1880. $50. sstg.
1875 D. IA daily. Exfra train satur-
day and Sunday 1T 1915 D m.
Ticket Offices Seattle. 9Th av, near
Weatieke. Greenwood. Ajax Drug
store, ebth aud Greenwood
EVERETT TO SEATTLE Limited trains
90 a IN. and 4.0o y. m.
Local trAins--5;fo, 500. TOO, 500. 1901
100, 400. s;e0, t.0f II. $500, 90
1900. 500. 1915 p. m. daily. Extra
train Saturday and sunday at 300
n. m.
n indicates baggage trains
Freight train leaves freight shed at Sixth
and Olive nj $500 p. m.
R8cArtTl.E EVERETT TRACTION Cn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
WEST SEATTLE REAL EsrArE

J. u. Kiefer, West Seattle Real Estate
EXCLUSIVELY. IA Downs BLOCK. fo9
Second av. Main 2tss. Ind. s299.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


~~~e~~e~e~~ee~e~Ne~~~ N~e~~~ee~~re~~~-N~Se~
hrepnd av, location a. low rent for
pafiors. cash grocery store
,hotoafsphsf, sir. D. L. iiii second az
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{ ACRES FOR $1,000.
norroM LAND

Tracts 10000. all cleared: close TO
Auburn. good land price sls5 and up.
hr YOUNG a. BROBERG,
O. Phone ballard si5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18

BUSINESS CHANCES.
.r>r~N~NsN~~~~c~~~e~N ~~e~r~c~~-~~~~~N~~N
THIS ~ GlLT-EDGE
General msrrhaodiss store IA good farm
Ing district. aisp eentrr u the fishing
Industry about 80 0ep stock ~ Ia.
voice. tniFhf consider farm o. logged
off land ~ part payment.
HODGSON x NELSON,
Sos Marion Bids
oanprai stofu, sx,es0 stock. II -siefy
bldg. furnished Large barn. tshfiaE
Qfrhaft iots uusiuess sstRbilsfed >
yeats. good town Win assured fatufs.
liberal terms cheap for chsn For par
iieuiafs apply 20 y r. Mason. pes Aglacs.
~ ash
The beet tNa press job rftuiins uffire
in the sifF for sale 90 exchange Tor los
Anaaiss property Address a ttts. star,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
ALBANY P pfNTIsfs

prices,
Our work II
not the cheap
class Of work
done BY tran
sient dentists. A
reputation for
or low prices 10
seCiatinfa do your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18

mosct NyJaN
Al raaataiss. Hotels OF Elsewhere
Cot tho
Original and Genuine
HORLICK'S
MATTED MILK
O9HeAdsss 4AxslItsAl,pS
The Food Drink for All Ages
uteA Mia. Msis srsis Estrsct, Ia
Powder
Not in Any Milk TruSI
I%Insist on "HORLICK'S
Take . package home
PERSONAL.
-~~~~1~~~~~-~<><>-~s ~~N--~~~~~~~~~>~~NS~~
RUPTURE CURED DO not wear
labor assf zoe hundred eases cured pas,
tee Isafs ftom anx J ser e sHs
itti second Az seattle
STYLISH MAkt@ovER siiOp.
Hats trimmed. dysd. cleaned ard 70
blocked Fiuinea earied ard e,saned
Aiisfatioa Dept Ssw and eta gar
LADIES REMoDk.LiNG PAhLolis
N.- sss'nsn.s made ard "a fs.nod"' -.
sr Sss.ai n' s'ss Ia ssa ! ! III
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED
PHONES MAIN tafl. I'M, -
t3oAf bn tai.afY tnta nuf matrimonial
tareau. 1884 NFesnth Az. room 10. THIS
taeuth rhane >. tigi
INTRODUCTION aociErf
Removed 70 1ett rihe isen
LOST ANo FOUND.
y~sr~~~~ee~e~r>~'~r>se~e
peaias. one soan. ens hiAeh. mkrss. 70.
aara o. y ysr pyks Maple q
nn9iish baii terrier aa9. a~asiikA eds
lar. Nherai reward. ~ a. Beck Nain
fets. ind tset
Ky~stassss lest on f.Ahesisw Az 70
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
IN T7T4ErTTi7d -CS6fafSEIS1 90
Cefusr Ffh aaf Uoton. Naia 1901. Ind
sfss FREMONT oFffCF. fttf Pre-
snont - Fnsass. Sefth sse. Green ~
HtrIENMuNTH n sos, Professional
Directors ard Licensed Nsuhainsfs 1911
. epf MegEs theatre roth ghenes ~
nanneJ IS aisDa co.. Funerai Directors
Third ~. and uaissssity BETA phenes ~
HELP MANTEO-FEMA MALE.
WANTED Experienced Euwas ecat are
skift hands Tor ladies' aitszessan foSm.
y Hsdstshstsnsf q 90.
WaHted a-E.a pefteHre8 hard irpuFfs
Apnfy al once % n FseAsh nsnd fsa@na
fry. "a " penug waf
nlfi wanted Ger ssHoTai hpusewort
sst W seah -,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
HOUSES.
sTsaps.

~~.0-~~S~~~r~4~~~~r~~ ~>r~r~e>~>>>r~~~~~~-eJ>
We can locate you on On exceptionally
good homestead or desert claim IN ono
% the TEST fruit sections OF Eastern
washington Call 90 see orchard views
THE PfRKTNs LAND COMPANY,
III THIRD AV MAIN 6ae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Help wANrEo-rgMAlE.

Wanted Etprgtsnrsd Euwas ecat ar9
skttt hands to- ladies' aitezatian foGm-
Hsdsishsfsnsf 60,
waaisa a-Esassftenrea bard irpusfs
Apply AZ unee - ~ FfNAsh Nsnd Lam
dry. fft " benuy WAY.
oiri wanted Tor esHsTaI hsusswoSt
ssti W SETH ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18

oLYMPiA--Eiia a. Wilkinson Of
Belilnghnm has been appointed a
member OF the state board OF nurse
examiners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18

FARMS
FOR SALE. RENT. TRADE

FOR SALE. RENT. TRADE
50 acres. nearly an cleared. with big
bunch Of COWS. horses. tools marhin-
cry. s-room house barn ana outhuiid-
inxa. r. y. d. telephone. fine road
everything complete, $500. s2.bnn
cash balance per cent. No, $50
40 acres near tcntralla; nice orchard.
berries and garden. good clay loan soil
pickup az 1880; any reasonable
terms
WEST COAST LAND CO. INC,
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leox BileiS and other makes Pacific
Typewriter and supply Co. sss \. T. Bin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18

AAAA t'ttt fttAttN tfitfN
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE
TO BUY 10 ACRES
on easy terms Of t2b down, balance $40
a month. 10 acres Of rich loan soil
for 1850. within easy driving distance
OF the ferry landing Mt Kirkland. on
good wagon ana auto road, Well
adapted 20 the raising OF fruit, vege-
tables and poultry. To see this place
take Madison ear and kirkland ferry
or Anderson boats TO our branch office
at kirkinnh. or see
BURKE A. FARRAR. INC,
ios-toe New York Block.
Five-oore chicken ranch Tor snIol mod
ern house. chicken house, barn; con-
venisnt 90 boat; 10 yearly payments
owns. Brown. iaas Alaska nldg. Main
5 ACRES FOR $1,000.
81 90 cash buys five ncrcs OF rich. fertile
lavnl land, situate on this side Of
Lake Washington, north and east Of
university -Four years on the balance
OLE HANSON a. CO,
y Third Floor New York FLOCK
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i.rcom modern bungalow cottage. double
constructed. mission finish. buffet kit
chen. good basement. fine view Of
sound and mountains. nice level lot
toxieo to i9-ft. alley. only ~ blocks
TO Phinney car. north OF Woodland
park Price only ti.sEo; as cash. bal
ance SIS per month. Including interest :.
improvements In and paid. no mort
gage Take rhlnney car to ebih 81.
See r.. r. Evctt & Co Phones. North
10. Green St2. Open all day and even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18

Location for CHICKEN RANcH--io acres
near Kent. all level. extra GOOD soil.
grass small house large chicken house.
plenty good water, owner called away.
desires quick sale. Price for few days
tl,See. Terms tee9 cash. which includes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
RICH BOTTOM LAND
HALF ACRE FOR $40.
AT LAKE FOREST PARK.

so cash buys n half aero Of rich, fertii-
land. with fine view OF Lake Washing
ton. on graded boulevard. is30 feet
from the wharf and lake. Free use of
500 feet OF fine sand beach goes With
this half acre. Just the place Tor a
small inVcatment.
OLE HANSON a CO,
NIL L.io... - NnrI. Lll....l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
EuRNIshEp APARrMENIs.

THE KENYON.
Real homes for discriminating people.
g. and s-room. fully furnished apart
ments; Yesief car 90 gth; one block north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
co WAY DACK

Aud sit down on 32o acres OF good level
land, that rs being settled up very fast;
good soil good water at from 10 90 20
feet. plenty OF fuel. now towns being
built, r. V. going through; can raise
good crops every year; no biESards;
no hail storms; no alkali Como and
sec photos OF land | am the owner
OF land there and II costs you nothing
to know all about q, as I want 90
see the country settled up by farmers.
gut e liberty Hidg.
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IS minutes from Pier Ne 4. on tho best
boat service on the Sound. We offer
you your choice 81 sSe tracts Of land
at ftoQ per track. Fine view OF Seattle
and sound. good locality. 81 miles from
saloon. good neighhors You can
live a. NrquamiFh and work In Seattle
Terms sic cash. balance IS per month
Nicely wooded View knoiis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18

J. ". EdmuHda, Cph. u. tsr,sS1,.I = ,,r--
meirasl. Ie5 l.eary BdE. n .lIs. Ind.isTs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-18
LURE on SALT WATER.

A home on tho Sound within 90 minutes
OF seattle. good free beach. place
OF great natural beauties A full acre
for 5000. Terms. $40 cash. balance
may run years, Better set choice
location. Your pick Of over 400 tracts
OLE HANSON e. CO,
Third Floor Now York Block
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nm ccSsr SsSSc MI; fssEsr
Bids End ana Main. Ind, 1919 Main 1854
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-09-27
BUILD TABERNACLE IN A DAY.
Members of Christian Church at Mis-
souri, Valley to Erect Taber-
nacie in Which to Con-
duct Meetings.

The members of the Christian
Church at Missouri Valley have com.
pleted arrangements to erect a taber.
nacle in which to conduct a series of
revival meetings to begin Sunday,
september oath.
The plan is to erect the building
Wednesday of this week. The COM
mittee in charge OF the work COM
pleted arrangements and by We'd
nesday morning the lumber will be
on the ground and everything will be
ready for business. A call is being
issued for 100 volunteer workers to
help erect the tabernacle. Much en-
thusiasm is being aroused over the
proposition and a large crowd of men
are expected TO be on hand to engage
in the work. The ladies of the Christ
ian church will furnish dinner free of
charge to those who work on the
building. When completed the taber-
nacle will seat 400 and it will be we'll
lighted and ventilated.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-09-27
RAILROAD PAYS
sum OF $4,000
Fern johnson, Whose Parents Were
Killed in Auto Accident at
GaIva, Provided For.
JUST TOLD OF PARENTS DEATH.
Still in Sioux City Hospital But Able
to be around the Building. An
Aunt is With Her.

Little Fern Johnson, sole survivor
of the automobile wreck at Galva that
ended in the death of her father and
mother and two sisters, is to be pro-
vided for. The Northwestern railroad
will settle the case and while the en-
act amount is not known, it is report
ed she will receive upward of $4,000.
Mat White, of Ida Grove and A. L.
Yeaton of Akron, represented Fern
Johnson and the Johnson estates.
The accident happened on August
9th. Little Fern Johnson has been in
the St. Joseph Hospital at Sioux City
ever since but is getting along nicely
now and is able to be out every day.
She was told last Saturday by the
Sisters and her aunt that her father
and mother and her sisters were all
killed in the accident at Galva.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-09-27
PRESIDENT NINE YEARS.
Seventeenth District w. c. T. "
Loath to Part With Mrs. T. e.
Pearson As President.

After serving as nine years as pres.
ident of the seventeenth district w. G.
T. u, Mrs. #. E. Pearson. of Denison,
withdrew from the office at the meet
ing held at Ida Grove last week This
excellent lady asked that new pres
ident be chosen and after much hest
tation Mrs. +. E. Bowers, of Sioux
City, was chosen as her successor. The
Ida Grove Pioneer says:
"A shade of sadness was cast over
the convention by Mrs. Pearson ask
ing that her name not be- considered
in choosing president for another
year. After nine years of faithful
service the district was loath to give
her up and elected her, but she i'm
mediately withdrew from the office
and Mrs. K. E. Bowers, of Sioux City,
was elected TO fill her place Mrs.
Laura B. Hall, Of Sioux City. was re-
elected vice-president; Mary L..
Strahan, of Denison, secretary. and
Mrs. Louisa Williams, of Ida Grove,
treasurer"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-09-27
GOVERNMENT LAND OPENING
5000 HOMESTEADS OPEN
TO SETTLEMENT

466,562 acres open to settlement in
the Pine Ridge and Rosebud Reserva-
tons, located in Bennett and Mellette
counties. S. d. The Chicago & North
western railway is the direct route
to registration points-Gregory. Dal
las and Rapid City, S. D.-and the
only line to the reservation border
Dates of registration October I'd to
2lst. inclusive. The lands to be
opened to settlement are some of the
choicest in South Dakota. For print.
ed matter and full particulars, apply
to Ticket Agents. Chicago & North
western railway, or address A. c..
Johnson, P. T. NJ, 226 w. Jackson
Blvd, Chicago. 39-1t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-09-27
Crawford County Cattle.

1t is interesting to know that the
McHenry Park Aberdeen-Angus cattle
have been consistent winners in every
contest this year. They have taken
eighty-one prizes at the Iowa. Mime
sofa, South Dakota and Sioux City
fairs, of which nineteen are cham
pions, 4S are first, second, third
and 2 fourths. The last three named
prizes are where he showed against
himself. The amount of cash prizes
won by the cattle is 81 10000 This
goes to show that it pays to raise good
cattle. Mr.. McHenry has raised 240
pure-bred Poland China pigs this year
See his advertisement elswhere in this
paper.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-09-27
MUCH PLEASED WITH
PRESIDENT TAFT.
Judge James n. Macumber, Of Oma.
ha, Brother Of Chas. Macumber,
Pleased With Taft.
WRITES LETTER TO OMAHA BEE
Republican Nominees Are Men Of Sin.
cere Purpose, Outspoken and
FathfuI-Taft Foremost.

In writing to the Omaha Bee Judge
Macumber says:
II was pleased when saw the dis
patch from Omaha that the republi-
can party has reattirmed it's faith in
President Taft and that you had
again led the party in Nebraska along
that line. The principal thing, polit-
ically, with the republican party is
that our nominees are men of sincere
purpose. outspoken and faithful to
party, and not insincere. The trouble
has not been with the principles OF
the party, but with the individuals
who have held Office under its sane
ton and election. so that now the
mind has been renovated in that res
spect, and we are nominating sincere
and faithful men We have accomplish
ed all necessary purpose, and the
progressive has no further cause to
complain or the party.
The Leading Republican.
And so far as I am able TO see,
President Taft stands at the fore
front of the worlds thought, its high
est desires, its best purposes and is
leading the republicans in accord
with its ancient traditions and prin-
ciples with wide and strong COM
mon sense which is justified in ask
ing the confidence of the entire party
which he so justly and conspicuously
leads to the honor and glory OF the
great republic
Sat With Chief Justice.
"On the steamer l became ac-
Quainted with Chief Justice Russell
of the criminal courts of New York
City and he kindly urged me to call
on him. This l did yesterday. and
the Times mentions today that l sat
with him. AS one who has acted
quite a part in the judicial matters
Of Iowa and Nebraska. have a feel
ing that l would like to have my
friends know where I am and what
am doing at times
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-09-27
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
have been issued at the clerks office
this month: Sept. 9Th, Will Miller and
Rose Sutton; Edward Probosco and
Gladys Crakes. Sept 9th, r. v. Mitch
ell and Marie G.. Jones.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-09-27
Get Married..

There's nothing like it. And when
you get married let us print your we'd
ding invitations. We simply dote on
helping along the good cause. Name
the day and call on us.