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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-06
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Tie naffolssnben Ouoiiruugsu BE-
jisben iih rur uuf Gngrosszrans'
aiiionen. BET ifsinertn Od@dftsn
ipsrben sitpos h5ber< prttis bereHnsf.
gropiiionen
G&mofj. - prima Stedm
10.55-10.65. 5umilp SfmaI5 IL
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zrodengefdI5enes Itt q
Sbort clear Seiten 11-1f4c, ibort
slippenieitrn 10a-11e, 'ertra ibort
clear Seiten 109-f1c, ShuIern 9a
-10fe. Bellies 12t-124c, unb 3e
msbr nsrpadt.
Baton. - Short cleas Seiten
f2l--f2it. ertrn ibort clear Seiten
12-12tc, ibort giippenieiten 12--
1916, SduIi.rn 11-11ac unb Bel.
lies 13I-14e Ioie iino 3c per Bfuro
mebr perpadt.
Guaar gureb Gleif&. -
Sbinsen 15a-16e. picnic S@ul,
fern 12b-13c, 8reofft't Bacon 1S
-19c, G6uIiern 12s-13c, trpdene
Beef G4inten 27-29e.
SibsepSfeltts Hls!f d.
Sdinfen 12t--t22e. 9icnic Shul'
tern f0i-10ac. Bellies 14t-16e,
Sdultern i0i-10ac, 1eip Dorf Giit
t04-10ae.
Grif&es TIetf4. - Sdtn'
fen 1ta-t23c. Bicnic Sflltern g.
9Ic, gdultern 9-91r. ihcrt
gfippenieiten 91-t04c, fbort clear
Seiten 9a-104e, ,ertra fbort Seiteri
9t-10S Bellies 102-13ae pro
pfunb. ss
Webf unb getreibe.
Wtbi.- Winier paient 1925
7.4O; Wintsr Janep S6.9o-7.15:
bo. syamilp $6.50-8.55; grtra
$6.05-6.25; orbindres S5.s5-
sos; Sartsr Msi3en potent $3.50
$50; bo. fanrp $7.45-7.60; DO,
9omilp $6.45-6.s5; RDss.nmelI,
norbejtlit.s ssmifdtes $3.50
6.s5; rsinss Giis ss.4o-e.s5 per
Dbl.
WtissM---g no.. Q rptbsr @iu'
ter S1.64-1.65; Rp. 3 DO. $1.61--
163; go. a bo. $1.5S-1.60.
Weff9tprn. - SO. 1 tpsibss
s0ae; go. 2 DO. s0--80he; &c. 8 79i
-80e; 90. a DO. 78-79e; go. 5 DO.
77-7sc; glo. 6 DO. 7e--77r. = Ro.
/ seIb.s sOac; 30. 2 s0-s0ac; 4o.
8 bo. 9a--8oe; go. 4 eo. 7s-79e;
so. 8 bo. 77-78e; so. 6 DO. 76-
TIE; 80. l semiI4tss SOC; SO. 2 DO.
79t-s0t; SO. 8 bo. 79-79ae; Ro.
4 DO. 7S-79e; 80. 8 bo. 77-7se;
go. 8 DO. 76-77c. Meibes Rols
bensorn 77--78e; stlbes aOItsntorn
77-78c; ssrnii4tss aoIbsniorn TO-
nc per 8u.
CATER. - go. 2 tpsiber 60e:
Stanburb fpeiber 59t-60c; SO. 3
tpeiber 59--59ae; Eo. a ipsiBsr 58i
-59ae; go. 2 semiifter 59-59ae;
30. 8 esmii9ter 5sh-5ec; gao. A ses
miidtsr 57-5Se.
Roggtn. - SO. 2 $1.28-1.s 3
90; go. 3 $1.2T--12s; Ro. 4 S1.25
-l27.
Wbtsfb.
0rsauft ipurbsn 500 9bIs. Dis
fiings TtnifteS goobs uuf Der Bats
nrn s1.39 Der Gollons.
Groesries.
aaffte --iMarst rnhia. prsiIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-06

Butter, - Whurtt unperGnbert.
CIR. - preife 1,isbrissr; orbindre
ftrfs M-243c; firfis 25-25ac.
farfoffeln. - Wartt unperGnbert.
gdIiigsI. = 2ebenbes. preifs niebs
riger. Gprinsers 15tc; 9iibner
Lee.
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gbieaso s. sebruur.

G6psine. - 3ufubr 10000. 9reis
Is niebriger. 9ult $6.95-7.10;
s.mif6te $6.80-7.15; i4ipsre $685.
-7.12b; raube $6.65-6.75; Ser
tel $5.5O-6.50.
Riubpieb. - 3ufibr 1000. Mdrtt
It1tpdd. ginteimiide Stiers S5.70--
go; aiibs mo 5eifrs $3.b-810;
Rdl6er $s.00-12.00.
S4afe. - 3ufubr 14.oo0. glarti
i6tuud. G9afe S6.25-7.00; Sdbr'
Iinae $7.15--8.15; 2amIner $3.50.
600.
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Weetaa Marft.
RAN gOrt. 5. Ge6ruar.

An yort, 8. Gebruar.
3inn. = Wartt fsii. 8 Sonnen
partie $37.12-3s.o0; 25 5cnnen
Cots S37.50-38.0O.
Rupfsr. = Martt ftou; GleetrOlptic
$14.62-14.87; goiting S14.62.
eifsn. = Wurtt rubis uub unDers
Gnbert.
glei. - Wurtt rubig $3.75-3.85:
Speltsr. Wturit feit. = $8.00-8.25.
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u0 lbUuS QuYHbSUt O0tf ptJtS
2Sat; Drbintre fIyfS 22r; isronbs 2ct
pei Dubtnb.
gsfIaAsr - Waorit ftstig.
Gpringers BON 81 pfunb un5 bariiber
143c, utter II Plumb 22s, 5enneil
14-15c, 6d5ne 81, 5rufhibnsr
1O-161c, Guls 13c, Gnten 11A--
lac, WdnIe 8--12e per pfitnb, So.
paiinen 17--20c Der Pfiiub.
6afen. - Gdns frifhe. $1.25
$40; auserleieue 75e-S1,00 per
Dubenb.
Obii unb gemiife.
MepfeL - Cute Mepfsl SITE
--4.25 per Hbl., ie naH Aualitdi.
Gftrpnsn.- Warft mar ffetfs.
WeHina s2.75-3.O0, California
| $3.00-3.25 per Rife.
Orangen.-Warfi rubtg unb
ifetia. s5loribu $1.75-2.25 per Rife
yanssrinss $3.50 $500 per Doppsl'
!iiie.
GRAPE Gruii. ifloriba
$1.85-2.25 per Rife.
ananas. - gubonii8e $3.50
300 Der Crate.
gr6beereM Tanen 3Oe
per Quart.
9reiBelbsertn. - CAPE COB
$4.00-4.50 per 8bl. unb S1.25--
1-5o per aiite.
Rarfoffeln. -Wi4isan 55c-
SIC per 9u. uno $1.75-2.00 per
gbI. bonn Store.
Junge aartoffeln = Der.
muba $6.50-7.50 ptr 8bl.
GuBtdrtoffeln-edte ser.
isp $400-s4.50, bo. msbiuHt $2.75
per gbl.
araut. - Warft rubig. Ddnis
| Id.s $1300-16.00 per 5onne auf
btm Gelsifs unb S1.0o-1.25 per
gbl. bonn Gtore.
Grbfen. = Jloriba. - $500
$3.50 per Camper.
3pitbeIn. - gelbe 95c-$1.OO
lp. gu. ppm Gtors II. $500 pom9e'
leiie. @eib. 95e-$1.00 per gu. rom
Gtore unS 90--95t bonn gtlsiie.
| gelerp. - Wiaisdn $1.oo per
siite.
grHne gobnen. G1Oriba
3.OO-3.25; Wa4sbobnsn $500 per
9dmptr.
aarott.n. - GsipaIdens $500
-2.25 per 9bl.
Noble Ribtn. - einkimil4s
81 00-1.60 per Bbl.
Stedriibtn. $1.25-1.50 p.
gbl.
Wetbs Riben. - Nsm Srles
ans $3.00-$3.25 per gbl.
QanbprobuftG
6eu. - go. 1 9imotbp $500;
SO. 2 stmotbp $1,000; go. 8 Si'
mptbp S14.0O; so. l gsmiTttsr aIs.
$17.O0-17.60; 30. 2 bo. $500
1850; No. 1 ales $17.o0; 80. 2 bD.
$500; alfalfa S18.00-2o.0o per
5onne.
mabf.nfuttsr III ffstis. alei.
S2e.Oo-$26.50; Mibblings grobes
lS28. 8.00-28.50. bo. fsints 5000
5000; s.mif4tss Gutter s27.oo--
$27.5o.
Sdmereisn. Warlt iieitg.
| aleefamsn $7.75-S.75 auf BEN Gs'
l.ifs unb $2.75-3.00 per gu. BON
5tore. 5impibp $3.25-3.60 per Bu.
bonn Giors, gu4tpeiasn S0c per gu.
g.rf&ieb.nes.
| Dels.-Marit fi.iis. 2etn5f. rp'
b.s e3c per Ga1ons in pariien pou
8 g6ls. gstoGt.s 1e ms6r. 80. ]
QarhSl 60e; Cotton S.eb Del. fdffi'
niries 45c per gdlIons. 1erptnitn
49c per gollone IN pdrtieH bon Is
Barrels. Petroleum, Ohio Carbon
12O grab 9le, bo. $50 grab 10ac,
SedbIisbt 175 Grab 12c. Reb Groiun
Gdiclin 13e, Vapbtu 16c per Gdiions
in pdrtisn BON 1-5 Bbls.
CALI. - Der Mdrtt In ruhis.
Dbio aiDsr s1.10 per g6I. Don 28O
gfunb.
Edla. - M}nrft itstis. prima
gitp TIE, bO. Gountrp 81 -6ae per
gfunb.
aotlsn.-Wartt rubig. Dou'
esirabenb $3.50 - 3.75. Rub unb
Slad $2.25, aonaipba Stiidfoblen
$3.5o-3.75, glub unb Glad 1926
-2.35 per 9rnns Gbs.liefsrt. Raud'
Ioie Gtiidioblen $500. antbratits
S7.75 per scnns absslisfsrt. esss
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GbttasO, s. Gyebruar.

Weissn. - Jir Wsui s1.62t-1.s
81. am S9lub S1.64s; fir Suli 81
40i-1.43s, an Sdlub $1.41s.
@elfbsorn. - Tiir Tsui 800 -82s
dm Gtlub SHE; fir SuIi 82A-s4as,
am S6luB S3c.
5afer. = Gir Mai 60t-61Ic, am
S6lub 6O4c; iiir Suli 574-58ac;
am S6luB 57lc.
ROsgen. = no. 2. s1.Sot- 81
81.
Gerife. - 82-89c.
9iurotbp. - S5.)5-6.5o.
aIse. - $12.O0-140o.
porf. - Sir Woci $19.45-19.65,
unt GdluB $19.55; fir SuIi 1882
POOP, am SdluB $19,9O.
GGmdls. - 5iir Wsdi S1122--
1L35, am S6luB 11.22 fir SuIt IL
37-11.50, am SMGub 1137.
Rippenfeiten. = SIR Wsni S1035
---10.45, dm G5luB s10.37; fin Sali
.s1o.hz-lo. 81 1m G&luB $1,000
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S,rr gum ifslIbsrfrsitnbsilD Dhnst):
.6Offsntlidb ptrftsben sic nit Dsin
uTn5uesbsn; ih halis ndmfiM slrlSisl
cuff sinsn gutsn MsintslIsrl
Hipsss lsiIiali. Nu9E
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3ufnbr:
stusfubr:
ginbp. G6tpeine G8dFe

Rinb pfeb. - Der Widrtt mar
beute fd|Itppsnb unS ihipdd unb elm
gutter Sbeil bes 2lnoebots blisb i'm.
berfaift. Suite Wsil&tii6e iinb in
5lo9froge urh fart, onbere-f fInpasiuh
fdaDu@
MsfsiIsre mn 5sfirvrs Gfhre $6.25
s-za5S Suusxlsiene s<EtEa. AQ--
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Gineiunati, 5. G.br.
Gi. 3ufibr unb slusfu9r ipdbr,nb
Der perFloiisnsn "a Stunben, Derglis
den NIT SsrieIben 3eit Der pier Iss'
ten 1oge pdreu tDis foIst:
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CyeIb, gonbs uns siftien in Rem !g)urf.

0efAditSpayisre rnrbsH ~ ex--<sS biz
fcrtirf. @e&fa auf aonbos paren htig
~ M.62X fhr % Tags Gi&i; 4obei.Nnpti.
fungeH. e4S4N unb 6int. RsetisI e4.esK,
silbss.eausn lsXe, Reriianii4e Gs1ars
SIX.
GttisnMsytt.- - gifIs Don ben pro.
nIiRenteH Gstisu laitsH bsute 10 Isieen unb
Rev papeH syrei&tsn ben niserigfen 8unff.
AuA bic Siahl.dffien fden auf 40 unh
nit auy utHioea ausna6msn batfen fan
aas asttsn esr aiiss DezIuits auIsupeiisn.
esimsssa ssssn.
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almstpdrtise Mdrfte.
Rep gort. 5. G.bruar.

<tNtS y -
Mlebl. = Wartt feft. - Spring
gotentg S7.4O-7.90; Wintsr pat.nts
S7.40-7.65; Miuier Straiebis ST.
25-75o; a1nfas Gtrdigbts $7.3O-
7.5O.
Rogenmsbl. - Wsartt iistis.
9uapei5snmebI. - Mdr.t ftaL
gu9psi3sn. - Wdrft rubig.
Waismebl. - Marit itstis.
Roeaen. - Mdrit itetis.
@erfte. - Warft fietig.
Weisen. = Wiarft perGHberlih;
Ro. 2 rother unb so! 2 barter $1.74s,
allsr uuf ben gelsifsn fir ausfubr;
go. yeOrtbern 9ulutb S1.68 uno
SO. / Rortbern Dsanitoba $1.69 {. i.
T. Buffalo.
Wtli6iCru. = Martt ipinis. 30.
2 selbes &c {. |. T. fir 3ufubr.
Sofer. - gtartt miliig; Gtanbdro
64a est; glO. 8 fpeiBer 64-64ic;
fonep sebiI'ter tpetber 66-67 l. 1(3e.
6eu. - Warft rnbfg.
Sopfen. MGrtt pillie; Stats
prbinGrsr bis auserlefensr 1914.12-
21e.
S6ute. - Tartt fsit; gcgpto 32ae;
Central 4msrita 31se.
Qeber. - gtdrft feff.
gort. - Marii itstig.
gssF. - Wartt rubie.
Shmals. - Martt ipillig. Wiobls
@eIt 1o.75-10.S5.
Sdlq. = Narit rubis.
IBplle. - Uldrit feit.
Sdra. - Wdrtt tpiIIig.
Reis. - Wartt Itart.
WsolaiTes. - Marft f,f.
3uder. - RO6er. Wiartt fsfi. mo-
laiiss S3.74; Centrifugal $4.21; raf'
finirt.r, f.ft; IS punit. bDher; Gut
Coat S6.4o; Grufbb $3.50; Mculo
u S5.e5; Gubss S5.75; XNXX
potpbereS 1855; 9ppbtrsb $500;
i5einer granuIirtsr $3.50; Diamond
u $50; Confectionery q $5.4o; RO.
I & 05
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-11-17
WEST DENisoN ITEMS.
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Mrs. p. Eggers and daughter Grace
'cf Denison. returned home the iirst
of last week from a few days visit
with Mrs. Ed Granger.
Miss Mary Brown began the winter
term Of school in No. Paradise, or
November Sth
Mrs. r. A. McGrin returned to hel
home near Sioux City last wee!. afte,
a few days visit with relatives in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Ed Duncan and children visit
ed at the 0. Fienhold home one day
last week
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Granger were Sun
day visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Pollock.
Miss Ella Moeller entertained le"
young friends Sunday afternoon.
NJ. Johannsen entertained a large
number OF friends on last Sunday eve
ming at his home near Denison.
Leo Collins and sister, Miss Nellie
of Denison, Gene Owens and sister and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scllater were call
ers at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Os'
car Fienhold last Sunday.
Ed Kolls and family spent Sunday
with relatives in Denison.
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much of his time has been spent in
doing masonry work here.
Mrs. Adolph Wendt visited at the
VIM. Baak and Carl Mahnke homes on
Thursday and Friday.
Misses Martha Woock and Caroline
Daak attended the dance at Schleswis
Saturday evening.
small company of friends and
relatives were gathered at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Mundt in honor
of the christening of their baby girl
and that of Mr.. and Mrs. Art Jacobsen.
The out of town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Mundt and MIR. and Mrs.
Newton, OF Midway; Mr.. and Mrs.
Gosh, OF, Ute, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Jacobsen of Danbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Baak entertained
few friends at their home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Weed were visitors
at the Herman Pruehs home Sunday.
Art Jacobsen left for Mapleton Mon
day morning, where he has taken a
position in the lumber yard. He ex.
poets to move his family there soon.
There will be a dance given in the
Ricketts, opera house on Thanksgiving
evening. 46.lt
Bill Mundt made a hurried trip to
Danbury Sunday morning to Get Bill
GrOth.
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JACKSON ITEMS.
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Miss Lizzie Herman, of Hastings,
Neb., visited with relatives and form.
er friends in this neighborhoOd last
week.
Mrs. John .Kock and Mrs. William
Dettbafn were called to the William
KOck home on Wednesday, on account
OF the serious. illness of Mrs. kock. A
nurse has been secured to care for the
patient and it is hoped that a speedy
recovery may be experienced,
Mrs. Gus Gert2 .wasill last week
while visiting at the ]. +. Dreessen
home. We hope that her condition has
improved, at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dobbler re-
turned home from Kingsley on Mon
day. making the trip in an automobile.
Hans Ohrt made business call at
the Fred Rickers home Monday.
Mr.. Lew kerrigan and force Of
men have been busily engaged in
covering the new cement bridges dur
ing the past week. The county board
has been wise to construct these brid.
ges. as a large majority Of the people
OF the township are in favor OF con-
crete bridges. We have had a large
amount of road work done this year
and the grading with Mr.. Schwantz's
engine was very satisfactory.
I Miss Eva Fitzenery closed her
school in district No. last Friday at
ter very successful fall term.
Mr., and Mrs. John O'Donnell and the
Misses Katie Sullivan and Lizzie Ker-
nan motored to Carroll on Saturday
and while there made short call at
the hospital to visit with Andy Bro
gan, who is a patient at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dettbarn
motored to 'Lanesboro Sunday to see
Mrs. William Kock, who is i'll.
The Misses Gladys and Irene Do.
lark visited with the Misses Hilda and
Malinda Rickers on Sunday.
Grandpa Claus kock celebrated his
birthday on Sunday. Nov. eth. We
wish him many more happy returns OF
the day.
Otto Wilken shipped two loads OF
cattle to the Chicago market on Sat
urday and John Rickers shipped one
car to the same place.
Mrs. Owings visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Dobbler on Sunday.
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The Denison Review, Wednesday. November IL, 1915

been IN open, hostile and notorious pos
session Of said property for more thai
twenty years and the said premises have
been occupied by the owners OF sat'
property for more than twenty years
under n claim Of title and right of pos
session and that the names and resi-
dences of the defendants other thar
those whose names arc mentioned as dc
PENDANTS are unknown to the plaintin
although he has made diligcnt scared
to locate them.
That said defendants make some claim
to said property adverse to the plaintiff
and the plaintiff alleges that whatever
interest or claim said defendants may
have in and to said property is JUNO,
and inferior to the claim Of the plaintif
and he asks that his title in the property
be quoted in him as against each ant
all OF the defendants.
For further particulars see petition
now on file.
Now, unless YOU appear thereto and
defend before noon Of the second day OF
the January term, 1916, of said court
commencing at Dcnisnn. Iowa, on tho
cath Gay Of January. loiG. default Will
be entered against you and Judgment
and decree rendered as prayed.
T. r. CONNER.
i2-tt Attorney FOR Plaintiff
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-11-17
RICKETTS, ITEMS.

Mrs. George Conyers and sister
Miss Martha Baak, from Pisgah. came
Monday for q visit with their parents
THEY returned Thursday afternoon al
ter having paid short call on their
other relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Baak and Mrs.
George Conyers autoed to Charter Oak
Tuesday to pay q visit to the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baak
While there they attended the lecture
given by DIR. Atkins.
Otto Kisch held sale OF his house
hold goods Thursday afternoon, Fred
Keinking being the auctioneer.
Bill Groth left Saturday noon fol
Danbury for a wrestling match with
Mr.. Eden. He returned Sunday with
reports quite contrary to the usual
ones las, he confessed he had been
thrown.
George Conyers. OF Piseah. was a
hetween.trains visitor at Ricketts, on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kush and Miss
Ida kush started Friday afternoon for
Idaho. They expect to make a few
stops on the way before settling In
their western home.
Miss Ethel Bieles left Saturday at
ternoon for an over Sunday visit with
her folks in Ute. She returned Mon.
day morning accompanied by her sis
ter. Miss Hazel Bieles.
Pete Peterson started to move his
household goods Sunday into the house
vacated by Otto Kush. Mr.. Peterson
was former resident of Schleswig.
but is well known in Ricketts,, as
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keNwooD ITEMS.
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Jim Coleman got his hand hurt on
Tuesday by an engine owned by Ora
McElwain. Ora was trying to start
it and in some way Coleman got his
hand in a cog wheel. The wound Is
not a serious one and will soon heal.
II. Bramley shipped a car load Of
hogs to Omaha Thursday. He accom-
panied the shipment and will spend q
few days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Petersen and IL
Wolf spent Thursday evening at the
home of John Mahnke.
Mrs. w. Cox, a cousin OF Mrs. Frank
Carl, from Farraget, came Friday to
spend day with Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Carly. Saturday she left for Rodney
and will spend several days at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson.
+. Carl and Albert Petersen made
a business trip to Denfson Saturday
Carl Christensen, who has been Ill
nearly all summer, passed away Fri
day.
Miss Florence Richard and hel
brother were visitors at the home OF
A. Hollister the first of the week
Louie Miller, of Bell, was guest al
the NJ. Detlefsen home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Carl went to Rodney
Sunday to spend the day at the Pat
tersOn home.
+. Wendt, of Charter Oak, went tC
Omaha Sunday evening
/ II. II. Sturgcs, of Charter Oak. went
to Dunlap Sunday to spend the day
with relatives.
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0TTUMwA MANS
STOMACH TROUBLE
QUICKLY RELIEVED
r. n. Lewis Tells How He Was Quick
Iy Restored by Single
Bottle.

Thomas II. Lewis of 1902 West Sec
ond Street, ttumOwa, Iowa, was o sui
ferer from stomach ailments. He took
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and got
quick relief.
The very first dose convinced him.
Mr.. Lewis wrote:
81 received your remedy and wish to
state that it is wonderful. The first
bottle made me feel better than have
felt in years. Would be glad to rec
ommend it to anybody who needs
stomach remedy"
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives
permanent results for stomach, liver
and intentinal ailments. Eat as much
and whatever you like. No more dis
tress after eating, pressure OF gas in
the stomach and around the heart. Ge'
one bottle Of your druggist now and
try it on an absolute guaranteed not
satisfactory money will be returned.
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HERE AT HOME
Denison Citizens Gladly Testify and
Confidently Recommend Doan's
h Kidney Pills.

It is testimony like the following
that has placed Deans Kidney Pills
so far above competitors. When peo-
pie right Eere 1T home raise their
voice i'll praise there is no room left
for doubt. Read the public statement
Of d Deniscn citizen:
NJ. l.. McGlwain, veterinary surgeon.
22S z. Vine ST.. Denison, says Il ne.
Yer used another kidney medicine as
effective as Doan's Kidney Pills. suf-
fered intensely from lumbago and
found it almost impossible to stoop.
Doans Kidney Pills, procured from
the Lamborn Drug Co., promptly re-
lieved the extreme sensitiveness in
my back and removed all the OTHER
annoyances caused by my kidneys.
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't SIM
ply ask for a kidney remedy-gct
Doan's Kidney Pills.-the same that
Mr. McElwain had. Foster-Milburn
Co, Props, Buffalo, N. Y. Z
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Our total imports from Oct. 3, 1913
to July. 1914. were 1,G0G,15o,312. The
total amount OF revenue collected
from duties on these imports were
1929, ,907. Republicans protective
rates of 1909 applied to this volume OF
imports would have collected and put
in the treasury s353oS15,211, an ia.
crease CT over 10l.0O0,0O0. That
money in hand right now would help
q Whole lot in considering the question
OF national defense.
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Auditing on Block Number S5 in the
City of Denison, Iowa.
BE 1t Ordained by the City Council
OF Denison, Iowa, That:
Section /. The north 80 feet OF
Benefit street south OF and abutting
on block 35 in the city OF Denison,
Iowa, be and the same is hereby va
Gated.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall be in
full force and effect on and after its
passage and publication as provided
by law.
Passed this Goth day of September.
1915.
Signed, W. Fl. LAUB,
Attest: L. T.. Tucker, Mayor.
City Clerk. 46'lt
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"As result of the. war we have be.
come a great creditor nation" says
the Portland (Oregon) Journal, q
democratic newspaper. The usual
practice is to boast of our commercial
status and assume that it is healthy,
normal condition upon which conf.
dence can be placed. The admission
that the war made us a creditor ma.
ton carries with it the practical ad.
mission that the close of the war will
end our advantage and, within Il
short time, make us debtor. That
is exactly what will happen unless
we enact tariff law that will have
the same effect as the war in shut
ting our impOrtatiOns.
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When the president goes walking
he carries. we arc told by vcraciOus
Washington correspondent. n pocket
full of crumbs to feed to the birds. OF
which, the despatch adds, he is very
fond. We thought as much when, fol-
lowing the elections of 1914, he hand
ed out so many pocketfuls of crumbs
to the democratic lame ducks in con-
gress.
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Ordinance No. 255.

An Ordinance Vacating the West 30
Feet Of Pine Street from the North
Line of Burt Street to the North Line
cf Updike Street. in the Incorporated
CITY OF Denison, Iowa.
Be 1t Ordained by the City Council
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friends here. Mr.. Spence clerked for
a number OF years in Deloit for p.
Darling and Mr. Wilbur i'll the store,
and was glad to renew so many old
acOuaintances,
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of the City Of Denison, Iowa !:

OF the City OF Denison Iowa:
Section 1. That the west thirty
600 feet of Pine street beginning at
the point coinciding With the north
line Of Burt street produced so feet
from the west side Of block twenty
one (2l) and extending north on Pine
street to the south side of updikc
street, be and the same is hereby va
Gated.
Sec 9. That all ordinances and
parts of ordinances in conflict with
this ordinance are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall be in
full force and effect on and after its
passage and publication as provided
by law.
Passed this sth day Of November,
1915
Approved this sth day of Novem-
her, 1915.
w. n. LAUB,
Attest: T.. Il. Tucker. Mayor.
City Clerk. .i6-1t
Ordinance No. 252.
An Ordinance Vacating the North
80 Feet OF Benefit Street South OF and
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You. ,1acork that
sunshine tank

by letting some Prince Albert joy smoke st into
your system via a jimmy pipe or tnash1s ciga-
rette. for you mover got suc!, fun out Of tobacco
in ali your life.
Get that p, A. flavor? Get that p. A. aroma7
Go to il mighty cheerful, because p. A. can't
bitel Puff away like you hit perpetual motion
in the FIRST round And keep fired-up till the
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cows Come home. For It's
surefacts Prince Albert
never grouched any other
mans tongue ard won't
Crouch yours!
Get F. A. jirnrnypipejoy'us
and cigarette makin's happy,
then you'll personally I'M
derstand that no other pipe
and cigarette tobacco ever
was or ever can be like
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Prince Albert. The patented process
fixes that-and cuts out the bite and the
parch. That's why pipe peaceful and
cigarette peaceful men call