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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-11
Southern Iolua Items

, Ord boy escaped unhurt, but the other
had one eye pretty badly cut and some
minor bruises.
Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Olive Bagley, proprietress of
rooming house, complained to the po-
lice that she had been robbed of S1oC,
and stated she suspected Elizabeth
Bridges of being the thief. The latter
when arrested admitted the theft, i'm
plicated another and produced part OF
| the money. And then Mrs. Bagley was
given jolt. Miss Bridges charged that
Mrs. Basley was the keeper of a disor-
| derby house. and she awaits trial on the
| charge Miss Bridges will be tried as
an inmate.
Davenport.
A bottle of root beer which he was
opening Monday at his home, 1908
West Seventh street, exploding, a piece
| Of the glass flew into Walter Tappen-
| DORIS eye, and yesterday morning il
was necessary to remove the eyeball
The cork had been securely tied and
| could not get out, and the fermenta-
ton of the liquid burst the bottle. DR.
F. Neufeld was called and Mr.. Tappen-
dorf was taken to Mercy hospital. Yes
terday DR.. Karl Vollmer removed the
eyeball.
Delmar.
st. Patrick's annual harvest celebra-
ton was held in Delmar Wednesday,
with 1900 in attendance. Hon. J. S
Purcell, of Clinton, and Rev. w. l.
Harmon. president of st. Ambrose Col
lege, were the speakers. There were
seventeen priests present, most of them
being from Davenport. A sports pro-
gram was given during the afternoon
The celebration closed with a dance
attended by 200. The Delmar band fur
nshed the music during the day anC
the Maquoketa orchestra played for the
dance. Seven hundred meals were
served In the basement of st. Patrick's
school hall.
Davenport.
The Zimmerman Steel Company oil
| Bettendorf has recently received or
ders for over 100000 worth Of stump
pullers. This statement was given out
today by head of the firm. An order
for 1900 stump pullers has been given
| the company by prominent American
dealer The name of the dealer is
Nlliuclu 1oi lHC ~ SSSHl IS
der Of the order comes from the Bra
lillian government. 1t ordered eight
stump pullers. The larger order must
| be delivered not later than Jan. 1, 1918
Shipments, however, will be made from
time to time, as the pullers are manu-
featured.
Keokuk.
| There are no hyphens In the A. o
H. convention which opened here Wed
nesday. Mary K. Burke, state presi-
dent of the ladies' auxiliary of Des
Moines, declared that I'VE women o
Irish blood are real Americans and ou
interest in the old country does not in
terfere with us being true and loya
citizens of the United States" Mayo
Lotion. in his address of welcome
praised the work being done by the A
o. H. for betterment Of the city. Free
| B. Sharon, of Davenport, responding t
the welcome. More than 400 delegate
are attending the sessions. Mass 70
/ peace VIII DC said on the morning 0
the last session.
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the railroad. performing his duties
'conscientiously and we'll.
When Mr.. Gilleas began to work
for the Illinois Central he was but
fourteen years old, and started in the
capacity of section laborer. This was
at Epworth, Iowa. Later he was pro-
NOTED to section foreman and then
in consequence of his efficient service
he became in turn road supervisor,
and roadmaster, which position he
held UP to the time of going on the
present vacation.
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Creston.
Allen Hitchcock, aged "a, was fatally
injured when the auto which ne was
driving with his sister and three other
women turned turtle, pinning him pc
meath the car. The women were unin-
jured. He has wife and son.
WayIand.
At a special election held here, the
school board was given power to buy
more play ground The Neff property
consisting of three blocks, joining the
school ground, will be purchased. The
proposition carried three to one.
Abba.
What is supposed to be an incendiary
fire, destroyed the Urban Park skating
rink early Wednesday morning. The
property belonged to the interurbar
company and the loss is $4,000, with
$4,000 insurance.
CentervIIe.
The Ladies Cemetery Association re-
ports the startling news that within
the past few weeks no less than fifty
graves and lots in Oakland have beer
despoiled by INSCRIPTIONS persons who
have been digging up the plants anc
various other ways.
Cedar Rapids.
Efforts are being made here to secure
Carnegie medal for Edward Whitney
aged II, who when two older sisters
Drowned in Cedar river Sunday divee
into the water and rescued his younger
sister, Hilda, aged -, from drowning
The Rotary Club is back of the move
mert to secure a hero medal for the
lad. EsA-sf
WayIand.
Ben Neff, farmer here, is in the
hospital at Washington, Iowa, as a re.
suit of being struck in the side with his
pitchfork handle as the fork was caugh,
in the machine where he was helping
thresh. 1t Is feared an operation will be
necessary. A specialist from Center
Vile was called to the hospital to ex-
anime him.
Burlington.
Watch your pockets, Is the caution OF
the police. A gang Of picd<pockets seems
to have struck the city and to have
been quite active since getting here
Sunday night three persons were
touched up while leaving the Grape
park concert. One victim reported he
had been clipped" for 34s, another fol
sgt. and the third reported a smaller
amount lost
st. Charles.
The old settlers reunion Of Madison
and Warren counties will be held at st
Charles Aug. 10. Tho first reunion wa:
held about the year 1885, and reunion:
have been held annually since thai
time. G. H. vanHouten. of Lenox, ant
| the Rev. M. M. Cable, of Winterset, will
be the speakers The Rev. Samuel Lee
of Wick, is president, and DR.. E. K
Anderson, of st. Charles, secretary.
Hastings.
George, the 10-year-old son of Mr.
\ and Mrs. George Bailey, and a littl,
son Of Elan Ord had quite an expe
rience Monday. The Ord boy ha,
brought loaded shot gun shell an,
from this they proceeded to make
bomb They put it in a bottle an
under a tobacco box, connected it witt
Ia dynamite fuse and set it of. Tn
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Union News Notes.
) Times Republican

Especial to Times Republican.
Union. Aug. 11.-Mr. and Mrs. George
tTbach- are parents Of q new daughter,
born yesterday.
The merchants day began with
promise of providing a big hit, with
band concert at noon and the ball game
called at 2 o'clock, between the Cairns
Bros show team and the local team.
Only two innings were played, with
the score 1 to 1. when very heavy
shower came, making the diamond too
wet and muddy to finish the game. The
rain was much needed and enjoyed by
all for the benefit it would be.
The Camp Fire Girls are enjoying an
outing, camping by the Iowa river
south Of the railroad bridge, under the
supervision of the Misses Floss Nc
Clean, Olive Williams and-Gladys Doty.
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Farm Fire Causes $4,000 Loss.

Lidderdale, Aug. 11.-SiX thousand
dollar loss resulted from a fire of I'M
known origin at midnight last night,
when a big barn belonging to Ora
Clapper, four and one-half miles west
of here was burned to the ground.
-Four horses, four head of cattle,
1000 bushels of oats, many tons of
hay, three or four sets of harness, a
new grain binder, manure spreader
and many other articles were destroy
ed. Part of the equipment was saved
through the assistance of friends. All
other farm buildings also were saved.
The loss is partly covered by insur-
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What He Understood.

William. Dean Howells, the well
known American author, and critic,
tells this Shakespeare story:
I'm Stratford," he says, during one
of the Shakespeare jubilees, an Amer
lean tourist approached an aged VII
lager in smock and said:
t"Who is this chap Shakespeare
anyway"
"He were a writer, sir" ~
ooh, but there are-lots of writer's
Why do you make such an internal
fuss over this one? wherever I turn
see Shakespeare hotels, Shakespeare
cakes. Shakespeare chocolates, Shake
speare shoes What the deuce did he
write-magazine stories. attacks on
the government, shady novels!'
"No, sir, oh, no sir said the aged
villager, I understand he writ for the
Bible sir"
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Of hahitual drunkenness since your
marriage: also asloing for the care. Gus
tody, and control of the minor, child.
Mildred Mcbride. and for further par
ticulars, see petition when filed.
Now unless you appear and make
defense thereto, at or before noon OF
the second day of the next September
term of said court, to be begun and
held at Marshalitown, Iowa, on the 4th
day of September, A. D.. 1915, your de-
fault will be entered and a decree rem
de-ed thereon as prayed for in said PEI
t;tion.
Dated this eTth day of July. A. D..
1916
ETHEL M'RRIpE.
Plaintiff.
BY F. L. MEDKER.
Her Attorney.
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Carbuncle Kills Man,

Davenport, Aug. 11.-Henry Runge,
chairman of the Davenport fire and
police board and a we'll known under
taker, died from blood poisoning, re-
sulting from carbuncle on the neck.
Specialists from the state university
were rushed here in an effort to save
the patients life, but to no avail.
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Had Bilious Attacks.

"My son, nineteen years of age, suf-
fered frequently from bilious attacks
NV husband brought home bottle Of
Chamberlain's Tablets and began civ.
ing them to him. They helped MN
right away. He began to eat hearth,
and picked up right along" writes Mrs
Thomas Campbell, Kirkville, N. Y. Fol
sale by all NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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BELl:ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Onepackage
proves it. 25c at all druggists.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Albert Mcbride.
You are hereby notified, that on or
before the Gath day of August, A. d..
1916, there will be filed in the office oil
the clerk of the district court OF the
state of Iowa. within and for the county
of Marshall, the petition of Ethel Nc
Bride. claiming of you divorce from
the bonds of matrimony on the grounds
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-11

quered by the Russians on Sept 2
1914, and retaken by the Teuton forces
in June, 1915 The Russians renamed
the city, calling it Lwoff, its ancient
Polish name The city has a popula-
ton of 100000 and is an important
Austro- Hungarian military station. 1t
was founded in the thirteenth century.
Pictures show the municipal theater IN
Lemberg and a group of Austrian sol
diers captured by the Russians.
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Lemberg, the capital of Galcia, is
one of the principal objective points or
the present Russian operations against
the Germans and Austro- Hungarians,
and the Teutona will fight hard before
yielding this important city to their
enemies. A railroad runs from Brody,
recently taken by the Russians, to
Lemberg, and the two cities are about
fifty miles apart. LemberS was con-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-11

Mexico has 1921 miles of railway
and 46112 miles of telegraph lines.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-01-12
o11a1HAL 1sortoE.

\. In the District Court Of the State 'ol
iowa, in and for Crawford County, an
lary Term; 1a1s; Hon: e I II = lbert
Waiter .Tantl ii. en-, P Fl 7..,$
Elytra Vaihi,dusan sharriar. stewart shar.
: riir. Mary v,andii sen9. Jacobs. Norman
Crouch, steilat Gruslch Nv ooster, How.
ard Z. Wooster. Ray f., Allison. Ross
Allison, Elmo G. mpt ON Coots, A Ethus
X Coz ts,t ~ Arthur Vandusen = and Sadie
|. yanduseh,S Defendant Il 4 Z. II }t
TO, tho he fandantg:s Ell ira 81 Wand user
p ShaIrar, Stewart Sharrar.t Norman
Crouch, Stella Crouch Wooste How.
ard L.FW ooster,S Ray F. Allison, Rose
All 9on, ,Edna Compton Coots and Ar.
Y , ana each os YOU are hereby mott
fed that the petition Of the plaintiff
Walter vand,isen, is now on file IN tht
office Of the clerk sofe the district court
in and for Crawford county. state q
iowa, allies ing that he, lie said plaintiff
and the DEFENDANTS, ,Efvira vandussr
Crotch, Stella Crouch Wooster, Ray r
Allison. Z dina Comp on Caots d and Ar
thur Eanduseh,F are the absolute and IN
qualified owners OF the following dc.
seribcdfresal estate sttaat eaain the coun'
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T. = . 4 u.
|ty or Crawford, state of Iowa, to-wit:
The West half of the Southwest quar-
ter and tho Southwest quarter of the
Northwest quarter. of section twenty
five (25) township eighty-threc (SS)
north of range thirty-eisht (3S) west of
Or less. according to the u. $. t,overnc-
ment survey thereof: that the plaintiff,
Walter vandusen, and the defendants,
Elvira yandusen Sharrar, Mary Van
dusen Jacobs. RAY ]. Allison, Edna
Compton, Coots and Arthur Vnndusen,
seventh interest in the above described
real estate, and that the defendants,
Norman Crouch and Stella Crouch
Wooster, are each the owners of an un-
divided one-fourteenth interest in the
above described real estate; that said
vision OF partition Of said real estate;
and asking the court to- enter decree
confirming the shares Of the parties as
above alleged, and to the above described
real estate, and ordering that a sale or
Said real estate be made, and that q di-
all court costs and attorneys fees, be
made between. the above named owners
according to their respective shares. For,
further particulars see petition which Is
now on file
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon of the second
Idny Of the next term OF said court, com
.,nencing at Denison, Crawford county,
Iowa, on the oath day Of January. A. u.
1916, default will be entered against you
and :. Judgment rendered thereon US
/ : i Dated THIS 18th day of December, A.
WALTER vANDUsEN:
& : A Iu.ies' for Plaintiff. Stat
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country that they. are going there .tc
make their home in the spring. A. deal
was completed recently I, in which Mr.
Roberts disposed Of his fine farm
south of town to his brotlrer:in.faw, =
D. Howorth. While we welcome the
Howorth family into our midst 1t Is
with deepest. regrets that we see the
Roberts family go.away. Ginger rs
he is Familiarity called was born here
and grew to manhood in Dunlap and
Vicinity and has; many warm friends
here who wish him and Ills wife every
blessing and good luck that ,fallato the
worthy. The Roberts farm is q credit
and an example OF what asyounss faGs.
'er can dcA VIII. u ARdqttsy ana Atrict
't {. toAfsr,es EeI
recommend Mr. and Mrs. Roberts to
them and, hope, they, MIL find there as
warm a place ia ia stlleir hearts as they
have left in Dunlap and vicinity.
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! DUNLAP ITEMS.
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~ u II
j. A. Brainard shipped cattle to Chi
cago Saturday night. 4 FideliB Sullivan
accompanied the Shipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r.. Rogers attended
the funeral Of MI: Rogers grandfsth:
er ut Wood bine Monday. The late Mr.;
atone time owned the fine farm south
south Of town recently purchased by
r. Mungon.
The many friends of Mrs. J. Calnan
will be pleased to know. that she ts
back from the lhospital and although
still not very strong b very much I'M
proved In health and t:is on the high
road to complete recovery.
Mrs. C. M. Jensen. of DenisOn, was
renewing old acquaintances Friday;
having come down the day before to
attend the funeral Of her old friend
Mrs. Mary Wait, I. 80. Z . ss.5sse
Mrs. b. L. Brace was an Omaha Wis.
itor Thursday.
Miss Bessie Mitchell returned
Thursday to her work in a.store at
Polk, Neb., after q pleasant vacation
spent with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mitchell. ., !. ..,..,...-,:, ,.,,.
M. and Mrs. waiter schlensig. Of
Gordon, Neb., are the guests OF rela-
tiyes and friends in Dunlap and vicini-
ty. They report six inches OF snow at
Gordon. ,sl..s "a.
Word comes from Omaha that Mrs.
George Dejean is recovering nicely
from 1 recent operation in hospital
there, fact very gratifying to her
many friends.
4 G. E. Roberts and wife returned
from their trip to Vivian. 8. D., last
week. They are so pleased With the
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pELo,r ITEMS.


Ed Graham, OF Bonesteel, s. D., ar
rived last Tuesday to- visit at the home
OF his aunt, Mrs a. +. Mason, and fam
lily. for q few days.
airs. Mary Myers, of Laurel Neb.
joined her husband. Chas.. Myers, las
"Wednesday. The latter had been pre-
viGasly called to i the. bedside Of hi:
1aath en- Mrs. N. Jordan. Mrs. Myers
VII also make a visit at the home o.
ih4 mother, Mrs. Jane. johnson, who
IN been .poorly all winter. s II 4. -.,s
teayrnond SCHUYLER left. last, Thursday
fQE.a visit witllsrelRtiyes in Oklahoma
7 Mrs. a. Nh Brogan andsgranddangh
tGt Alice, visited here mother, Mrs
Williams, aud sister, Lottie, one after
noon last week. /. ~; q. u, "A. ..,Ss;,
sMrs.s Weir who las been visiting
relatives during the. holidays. return
ed shomes lastswcek. ,,t at7s ii. n. ..,5..f.s
John r. Riggleman returned to ahis
school work at. Mt. Vernon week age
Sunday. ss.3ss.. d. y.
Miss Iva Mason entertained at sup
pefs Wednesday evening Miss Eunice
I Dobson and. jennings Newcoin, in hon
Tor OF her cousin, Ed Graham. ],
James Abbott and wife moved from
tltH Mrs. G.. ". Newcom farm the frs,
LOT EAST week to what was known as
| the Bert sMckim place, now owned by
Tlieo. Abbott. Mr.. Abbott took charge
Iof the meat market as soon as he got
located. 4 .t
/ Mrs: Sarah .Neweom, who has been
spending a few days with her mother
mrs. FL A.. sMcKinn, returned home on
Fdaay F#;s ss4.ss gg.. Mp
News Of Mrs. Woo soncroft's death
fcatne the 5ilrsts of last week, tho shaw
fH1 died at her homesati Ashland, Ore,
Eoifss Sunday Il. 'rhdF RENE nstE have been
| exrected here hfof burial1 the past few
[dAVs. She is the mother of Marion
fanns Murrsp Woolsoncroft, living noar
Delpit, ~; so SO IA &. 4
Hhe pension agency at 5Des MONIES
EseHt man here last week i'll the in
|teFest of the Westcott pension for the
children. A. tY, ~ MI
Mrs: Grace Mcmillan is visiting a.
the home Of her brother, jim. Turner
and family ~ "
Rev. Ralston began revival meet
ings at Boyer Thursday evening. He
was accompanied by his wife. L
Mrs. Eliza Worley and Mrs. $. Flor,
were among those having the grippe
the past week.
Miss Iva Mason, Harlo Mason and
Ed: Graham stayed Friday night at the
home OF her sister, Mrs! Coda Buf'
linton and husband,
w, w. Myers, Of Lamont, and Al
montl Jordan, of Long Pine, Neb., ar
rived Saturday to be present at the
,f,ineral of their another. Mrs. n. Jors
dan. rs. +, ii
M Harry Anderson and Milton johnson
shipped hogs to Chicago Tuesday.,.,
Mrs, Nv. "A. sWillough by, .of. Bone
stsel, j. ~ !, who has been visiting "a
few weeks with her daughter !, Mrs: a
J,Mason, and family, returned home
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Madame Coda
Scientific Palm;stry

Informs the public Of her wonderful
power in reading the history OF ones
life by tho palm Of the hadn.'
Tells-.-tle past, present and future.
Advice given in family affairs.
! e Tells you what, business you are best
adapted for: What part Of the country
Isl the, ltickiest for yols.
Tells you your lucky day and num-
Der, ~.
Tells you If you are married or
single. .1ist Fl,
Tells OH the initials Of, your future
companion.
% Tells you if the one, you love is true
or false. Causes happy and speedy
marriages. Brings separated together.
Tells you oil about laws, wills, d.
vorces,; separations, lawsuits, lost and
stolen property. f,
Roadlng Hours: 9 a: II. toe p. N.
100 West Walnut St.
Third Door West, Of Blue Livery Barn.
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Send us your news.
Notice & Probate.

!. Notice q Probate. 4
State Of Iowa ]; Crawford County, SIS. -
+ In Probate. q,
IN the matter Of the, estate Of G.. B.
Coin, late OF Crawford county, de-
ceased. 80 :,
Notice Of APPOINTMENT of Admins.
traitor. ': S3:.. y.
TO Whom It May Concern:
& YOU are hereby notified that on the
'31st day Of December, 1915, the un-
Edersigned was duly appointed admin
Fistrator of the above entitled estate,
and all creditors Of said estate are
notified to file tlleirs claims in the Of.
dee OF the clerk of the district court,
ia and for Crawford county, Iowa,
within one year from the date OF this
snttice, according to law, and have the
same allowed and ordered paid by the
said, court. or stand forever barred
itherefro,n. z.j 4 ,.,e
i. Dated this Sd day ,of.January, 1915.
Il u. y y. "a. r. BARBER,
J.:'sP. Conner, vs., Administrator. y
ID ~ ATTORNEY. ~. II q s1.3t
III y : y, H. -.s. 4. . - e.. :
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81
Morris Wilkinson and Professor
Wellstead returned to their school
duties, in South Dakota Saturday.
The Wilkinson: Chasi, Flint Ben
Reaman and Jas. McKim families
spent Sunday at the Geo. Beaman
home.
Hog cholera has appeared in our
|neighborhood again and, some of the
farmers are having their hogs vaccin.
ated. :N9,f,, .,is,s,l!;a 10y
" Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston. weres guests
of Mr., and Mrs. "A. al; WiieyA'T tuesday,
evening: :s4t,a,,f. 81 .'::af2
EF. Morris was attending, a meet.
ing OF the soldiers relief commission
Hast Tuesday .l's]st -
Chas. Flint and wife, Of Idaho. and
FMr: and Mrs. Jas. Mckim visited their
uncle, Lyman Morris. Wednesday; ]. !.
Henry Boysep, Chas., and Henry Jen-
sen, Fred Petersen and Mr.. Hyde were
Deloit callers Wednesday.
Mr.. ,Huskey and family are now nice
ly settled in their new home on the
Old Fink farm.
Mr.. Dodge marketed hogs Thurs
day. lid 49, y
Mrs. John Hendrickson and chll
dren spent Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. AID. Whey JAZZ: 81
5, Miss blanche King has been visit
ing atsthe home Of her brother near
Charter Oak. ts Ssfs'a s,y.ys'
.MrsisA. u Whey and babe took tho
early morning train "Wednesday \ for
Boyer to- spend the day with herf sis,
ter, Mrs. Geo. NewcOm. * 49,. II; .t3fs
Pete Petersen was in Deloit Thurs:
day. .sss /. -3 IS I'LL. "a
h Mr.. and Mrs. Cl,as. Flint spent last
Thursday Hat tho Ben. Beaman home.
Brpders Boysen was In Deloits Fri
day. ~. 4, 81 $50 ( .3-s
Il Mr.. Cooper, who has been to Ais.
souri, to io6kS for a location, pnrch ssed
come 4lafld there and returned home
Saturday. He is. ind ecided about 60
ing there this year ). IS. IS. g - & y
|: (. Mr.. kAYilkinson land Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas.s Flint autoe| to Denison satar.
day. .s'tst
Miss Mary Fink has been spending
the week end at the Riddle home IN
Denison. ss iss.
HannibalsFink was Denison visit.
or Saturday. ~ ~ 7 q. ... 4.
Asa. Brown was in, Delolt SATURDAY.;
Mrs. Henry Lass spent Sunday > in
Denisen. - sg AZ. =. i, Z <, !. :. ~ IN m
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Breaux Bride La.) Advance: In
choosing June 14th as the date for
their national convention the demo
Icrats thought they had forced the re-
publicans to meet later, but the re-
[publicans- have no need to await the
publication OF the democratic platform
Ito procure ans issue. The record. Of
this administration affords all the is.
sues the republicans desire or need.