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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08

DENVER, Colo, Aug. 81, 1920.
To tho. Denison Review and All Farm
ers and Farm Lessees who read the
4 Review: tsr'
l own four sections of as fine farm
ing land as can be found in any c0,ln.
try. lying in Adams county. Colorado,
in Antelope valley, about eight miles
northeasterly from the railroad towns
of Byers and Strassburg on the Union
Pacific and Rock Island railroads. rum
ming from Kansas City and Omaha to
Denver. These lands are just forty
miles straight east from Denver, the
state capital 53s. IS .is9sss
The state auto highway cast from
Denver runs through Byers and Strass-
burg and on through Kansas. My CEN
ter section is all fenced and in cultiya-
ton. and ] want some energetic
FARMER readers Of the Review to
come here Mt once and rent this section
on shares. planting as much fall wheat
as possible, and plant balance OF sec
ton in corn and beans next spring. My
reason for wanting IOWA lessees Is be-
cause feel sure they or their friends
will buy ALL my lands Immediately af-
ter their crops are harvested next sum-
mer. will give such lessees or their
friends an option to buy any section,
or all my sections at fifty dollars per
acre Tor 4less) at any time between now
and next August FARMERS: Form a
leasing and buying club and write or
telegraph might letter, at my expense
quickly. Rental terms are one-fourth
the crop delivered at Strassburg or
Byers. have one Sandusky tractor
on center farm that lessee can use. if
desired. Buildings on the farm. All
Crawford odd timers knew me as resi-
dent there and Review reader over
fifty years. Address Abncr Graves,
Denver, Colo. 36lt
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08
BACK TO SCHOOL

There is something inspiring In the
sight of 100000 children turning out
as one body to take up the work of the
new school year. 1t is d pretty picture
with the youngsters well scrubbed, rig.
ged up in their new suits and shoes. A
lot of them protest about being sent
back to work but you couldn't keep
them away If you tried.
1t lisa remarkable thing when you
can get 10000 human beings to DO the
same thing at one time. In most re.
spects people are very Individual and
have different ideas about conduct and
living. America is a go as you please
place. There is little conformity to
any one idea of life.
But in the one matter of education it
has sunk deep into popular conscious
ness that the children must have it, Ev-
en- the most ignorant family Wants its
children to learn, Where the mass Of
the people so thoroughly appreciate the
value of schooling all the children ought
to have it in liberal measure.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08
me ORGAN Of sound.

The real hearing apparatus Of AL
FEATURES is inside the skull, the part
iEliich we call the enr" being merely
jul enlaygel fed Of skin which helps
IS to. cNlec: scprds. Birds and frogs
nave no outs:drear. Tie. hearing hole
Al birds, lizards ami frogs IS just a
sittlc Behind eacl, eye and not fnr
from the corners OF the mouth or
oeak The frog has a middle ear. be-
tides. SO that sounds can be conducted
% IA special nelye, which Is US real
organ Of hearing. ;5s.t s.3
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08

Mrs. III. b. Fishel entertained infor-
mally at six O'Clock dinner SATURDAY
evening, when covers We're laid Tor SIX.
IA prettily arranged basket of naseur-
'tiuHls was used for a centerpiece, COM
bdned with dainty lace appointments.
After dinner several musical NUMBERS
were enjoyed by the guests and g social
evening spent. Mrs. Newell, OF S,nia "a,
and Miss Fern Richardson We're the
honored guests. h, "a, , ss
/ Mrs. Geo. Richardson entertained at
sixs O. clock dinner Tuesday evening,
to her house guest, Mrs.
Chas. Newell, and Mrs. II. "A. Romans.
Covers We're, laid for twelve and an
elaborate menu was served. Following
dinner all enjoyed a social evening.
Mrs, E. &c. SChamberlin will entertain
lat six o'clock dinner this (Wednesday)
evening complimentary to her sister,
MES. Geo. Pilotelle. of London, Eng,
and Mrs. r. A. Romans. OF Boston.
Covers will be laid for sixteen.
Miss Margaret Hunt entertained four
girls at dinner Thursday evening, the
occasion being her seventeenth birth
day, A sumptous four course dinner
was served by Mrs. Hunt. Those pres
lent report the occasion most enjoy
able one.
The first meeting of S. S. will be held
on Tuesday evening of next week at
1.-THE Carnage club room with Miss
Grace Meyers and Miss Jessie Good
rich hostesses. Z;
The Wornan's Federation of clubs
will hold their regular meeting at the
club room Saturday, September llth
at $50 u. m This is an important
meeting Of the year and presidents OF
|clubs will please notify their delegates.
Among; the business to- be transacted
is the arranging for the rummage sale.
An interesting feature of the meeting
will he reports of the biennial federation
by M6sdames Weiss of the Friday club
and Mill of the Current Event club.
! There will be a regular meeting Of the
Eastern Star Tuesday evening, Sep
TENDER 18th, at the lodge hall. "
The w, fC. 4. U. held their regular
meeting on Thursday of last week. The
lelectiOn OF officers was the special fea,
|!ture Of the meeting. Those elected
are as follows: President, Mrs. Nellie ii
Penney; first vice president, Mrs. Helen
M. Cassaday; second vice president
Mrs. Anna Sims; third vice president
Mrs. Ella Sewell; recording and CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. Myrtle Con
cry treasurer Mrs. Annie Norman.
Reports OF the years work were taken
and plans for future work discussed
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08

Mrs. Julius E. Bale was hostess last
Wednesday afternoon at tea in honor
of Mrs.. r. A. Romans, of Boston, for.
merly of Denison. About fifty ladies'
We're invited to meet Mrs. Romans and
a most, delightful afternoon was spent
in a social way. Garden flowers We're
used throughout the rooms and large
bowl Of yellow roses was used as CEN
terpiece on the dining table. Dainty re-
freshments were served by Misses Mar
guerite Bale and Margaret Wood
Thursday afternoon Mrs. L. Sewell
entertained sixteen guests at "a kensing-
ton in honor Of Mrs. u. M. Shaw and
Mrs. Romans, when pleasant after
noon passed quickly reminiscing. A
most delicious three course supper was
served at several stables prettily ar
ranged with garden flowers and place
|of Los Angeles, were out Of town
guests also. Az
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gnlick complif
mented Mrs. r. "A. Romans on Saturday
evening by inviting a number Of her
The table had lovely bowl of garden
flowers as a centerpiece. After de.
licious dinner a number of musical Sc
lections were enjoyed. II. ,.,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce. entertained at
dinner Monday noon in honor Of Mrs.
Pili0telle, OF London, Eng. and Mrs.
Romans, Of Boston, when covers were
laid for twelve. A lovely basket OF pink
roses was used in the center of the
table, from which most appetizing
four course dinner was served. After
dinner the remainder of the afternoon
was spent in visiting. X
Mrs. Geo. Richardson was hostess at
six O'clock dinner on Tuesday evening,
when covers were laid for twelve
guests, Mrs. Newell. of Omaha, being
guest of honor on this occasion. Very
pretty garden flowers were used as dec
orations and place cards to correspond
made a very pretty effect. A social
hour followed the dinner. Mrs. r. A..
Romans was an out of town guest.
Mrs. Frank Wooiston will entertain
the members Of Coffee club Thursday
Afternoon. .ss n ~ Is f
Mrs Anna Romans entertained the
members of Coffee club and; several
guests at roast duck dinner Friday
evening at o o'clock, when the color
scheme was lavender and white. A bas-
ket of asters. formed the centerpiece
and pair Of lighted candles with law
iender shades on each end made very
attractive decoration. IA jolly time was
had in the evening and the guests all
reported a fine time. 81.
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lIElHODl
A BIG,|,l ! ! n J King | [.
Fourth Quarterly Conference Held Mt
Church In Derison Last Evening
A Very Enthusiastic Meeting
SELECT OFFICIALS FOR YEAR
Business OF Entire Year Considered
District Superinte Cable Of
Council Bluffs in Attendance
SELECT OFFICIALS FOR YEAR

The fourth quarterly meeting of the
Denison M. e. church was held on
Tuesday evening. The distIict4superin-
tendent Rev. Cable, OF Council Bluffs,
was present This meeting considers
the business sof the entire year with
financial reports and the selecting OF
the church, officials for the coming
twelve months. #
We are informed that the work of
the missionary societies., foreign and
home: was shown to be in most excel
Elent condition, reports OF these societies
being made by Mrs Pierce on behalf
Of the foreign and Mrs. Cfiswell for the
home. AS Rev. Gable has now served
six wears as a district: Superinte
\ he is Expecting to be relieved of the
Edtlfies .Of 7this. posi- zion gQnd enter other,
activities FORE HE schuTc l.a II In nyiew Of,
TINS &c resoluti ION wAS adopt ted highly
COMMUNICATING his work Iii ithed district
1t III a matter Of common report that
under his businesslike direction and In
.defatigable industry the Council Bluffs
district has become the banner one Of
the state in many years, and we should
mot be surprised to learn that Rev..
eral work in the Des Moines conference
on account of his record. At the com
ing conference held at 1Vinterset, when
there will come before the different
the recommendation as
to the location of every pastor of the.
Des Moines conference. Mr.. Gable will
be the president of the cabinet. OF
course inftle Methodist manner of maxi
ing these appointments, Bishop Sturtz
has the deciding voice.
we believe III will give general salts
faction to know that ,the Denison
church has made a request for the re
turn Of Rev. NJ M. Gable, who is just
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08
Expec ted Usual Division.

~ have two hephews. who were so
near the same ssge they were always
given duplicate presents. For In,
stance. If one were given a drum. the
offer was given one exactly like it.
aOneeday their mother presented them
with twin sisters. One OF my nephews,
after standing and looking at them
for some time said, "Afother. which
one do get ?r-E Exchange.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08
GlID1lD NEWS

\. GOOD NEWS ,lSl
FOR RENTERS AND FARM HANDS
Big farms in western Nebraska, east;
ern Colorado and Wyoming are being
spit up and put on the market. This
Offers an unusual schance to secure
splendid decided lands at reasonable
prices and on favorable terms. The
value Of these. lands is steadily increas1
Ing. You are anxious to own a farm
and be your own boss. Write me
;wether you prefer grain, dairy, stock
or mixed farming, dry or irrigated land
how much yOu can pay down and let
mo put you in touch with the owner or
agent of a suitable place now, before
1t is too late. Neither the railroad nor.
myself has any land for sale. It am.
;ploys me- to help farmers make the
most Of the opportunities along our
lines. My services are free. T. have
helped hundreds of them. Perhaps I
can help you. s. B. Howard, Agricul-
;tural Agent. Burlington Railroad, lao @
Building, Omaha, Neb, .36.1t5'
NJ.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08
CANADIAN LAND

WELL BOUGHT REAL ESTATE
nj no speculation. 1t is a sure source
iof wealth. am sole agent in this
territory for the Canadian Pacific Rail-
road lands lin western Canada. Good
lands at from I'll to $2S per acre on
90 years time at a low rate Of interest.
Correspo and interviews solicit
ed. Always a square deal, N. r. VIII
der, Dow City, Iowa. 26.tf.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08

Z District court convened Tuesday at
ternoon, r. G.. Albert coming from his
home at jefferson on the 8 O'Clock train.
The calender was called and assign
inent made of the cases. that will occu-
BY the remainder of this week. The
grand jury was empanelled with Mr.
Nelson as foreman, and repaired to
their room to take up the work. The
chances are that the work of the grand
Jury will not consume but a small por-
ton. of the term.
The law assignment was made apd
the will contest in the Claus jain estate
set for the first case for TRIAL. the same
having been especially assigned for
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08
s ~; !, IL Wife's Master.

The legal position Of a married Woln'
ii, iii Spain IS today so low that her
husband has absolute control over ner
person and property. as IN the q middle
ages. The wife cannot enter business
without her husbands consent. He
has the. legal right to shut her up IN
4 convent If she does wrong. and i IS
left to him to decide what constitutes
wrong.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08
son,etbino wrona.

II has been stated that package
freight, once loaded. could be carried
from Boston to Cuba. or coal from
New York to Brazil more ,clleaplyS
than 1t could be moved from one pier
to nelghboring one within the same
harbor.s f.ss \ y
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08
Many PUBLIC Enaracs! q.

In Mongolia the eldest son OF each
family must be a monk or lama, both
OF which, are In the nature Of public
charges. The lama never works but
depends on aims for his support. The
town of Ourga with Its 10000 lamas
Is veritable city Of beggars
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08
From TIE ailkilIe Banner.

Whale meat has been recommended
ms substitute for beef and bacon
but while we can catch whales all
right. it's too big a job to tote 'em
home"
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81 s : a. Classified Advertising
Lost. Il !. !.
FOUND
{ WANTED.:.ss
IOWA ", LAND

Z FOR SALE-THE BEST LITTLE
farm in western Iowa. LAG acres, all
tillable; buildings ALI. new built i've
years ago; wind MILL good bai n double
corn crib, barn, garage, hen house, hog
house; &c acres wild hay, balance pl0w-
ed land; only II miles from town. =.
f. Hoadley, Castana, Iowa. S6-2t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08

Mr.. Cox, candidate for president on
the democratic ticket. has certainly
been engaged in enough sensational
things during the last week to attract
attention of the country. He has been
making charges against the republican
party and his opponent which seems to
consist largely Of imagination. One
would think that he was. taking part
In a municipal campaign, where
charges are sometimes counted for ar
gument. He jumps from one thing to
another like an acrobat.
as On Monday he /. made several
speeches at st. Paul and Minneapolis
and In addition drove one. of the horses
In a horse race. 1t looks very much
as il Mr.. Cox has lost his equilibrium
III making charges against the republi
cans Unless he furnishes proof to sus-
tain the charges he has made of the at.
tempt of the republicans TO purchase
the election, he will deserve nothing
but contempt of the voters of the coun.
try. He has taken very undignified
position and one that certainly will not
help him in his campaign.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08
I MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following licenses to wed have
been issued by the county clerk during
the past week: I'M
Name and Address Age.
September d
Virgil Reffer. AriOn -..-!ll---- ---27
Annie PETER, Arion ----------------21
I September g. NJ N
Jas. F. McGinn, Denison legal
Elsie .McAndrews, Denison,, legal
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08
...yhat Mother FORGET.

One Try l. vas oyerrired and spoke
cross, and really without much rea-
sen to my small son. There" he ex-
clal,ned. Il bet you forgot you vas
mother that time and thought you was
Just ~ child. Exchange
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08

Monday. September 18th This case
will probably occupy at least weeks
time. The case has been tried here once
before and on appeal to the supreme
court was sent back for another trial.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08

/. FOR sALE-THE c. e. BONsALL
farm of 100 acres, with good, big build.
ings of all kinds and never-failinG well
of water at the door. For particulars
inquire Of G.. C. Bonsall, DUNLAP, =ia:g
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08

* ALFALFA AND GRAIN ErAIsAG.ls7
acres black loan; soil, smooth and level.
Near railroad town, on state road. Com
;plet set buildings. $41 per acre. Part
cash. Other bargains in fruit, grain.
dairy farms. List sent free. Hustled
Farm Agency. Stamford. New . York q
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NORTH DAKOTA LAND

1 400 ACRES LAND; 200 FIELD. 100
pasture, buildings: II full blood Here:
fords, 10 horses; double outfit macfin.
cry, harnesses; everything ready to 80
ahead. A few thousand cash; balance
terms. T. s. Odden. Richardton, N. 2.
;s n - 36.it&
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08

FOR .sALE-2oO ACRES HIGHLY
improved, near Mondamin. Harrison
county, Ia, valley land, no overflow, the
kind that grows big crops. Two or
three crops will pay for this land at
or practically new improvements. Loan
$40, 900, Beach, Mondamin. Iowa
81. 34.3t =
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THE MAN LAND COMPANY.
Office Phone 121

!, I'd Floor Nelson Block. Denison, In.
~ We. sell lots, homes, business
propositions. See our fine list. We =
} write all kinds of insurance In the
! best of companies. Call on us
! 4 = = =
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/ FOR sALE-TWo FIRST CLASS
milk cows. fresh two weeks. Phone
S6.A. ,,s; ;:3s 35.tf|
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ESTRAY NOTICE. AM HOLDING
at my place a bay bald face mare which
/ picked up estray. Owner may have
same by proving property and paying
all expenses. Will Rounds. Del0it, Ia
Phone 39.L..s 36;3t
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\ FOR RENTA WE'LL IMPROVED
farm of $40 acres in Aurora county.
South Dakota; 500 acres under plow. 40
acres bluegrass hog pasture. go acres
cattle pasture, partly tame and, balance
wild grass; 40 acres meadow part tim
othy and part wild hay. J. II. Jones.
DenisOn, Iowa. 1T ssf 3l-tf
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1 FOR sALE-FREsH HONEY, EX.l
.racted and in comb, at Fred Wiemer's,
East Prospect st. 2S-tf
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4 FOR SALE GOD SIZED SAFE in
good condition. Will sell reasonable.
W. r. Staller, Phone lib. 25,ti
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FOR SALE-FO ORD IN FINE CON-
ilition Chandler six, seven passenger,
IN fine condition. DR.. Coon S6.st+
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ron SALE.

n FOR SALE-FORDsON TRACTOR
in good mechanical condition, with Oil. |
yer, two bottom plow. Inquire at the
lDenison Auto company. fS6stf
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FOR sALE-ADAM SCIIAAF PIANO.
m good condition. Will sell cheap, Mrs.
j. G. Robinson. 200 E. Prospect. Street.
Phone 60 36.1t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08

FOR BEST SOUTHWEST IOWA
farms write John A King, Shenandoah.
Iowa. ii 30r,1tF
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USED FoRDs FOR SALE Have
three used Fords all in good mechan.
ical condition which will sell at
bargain. o. G. Boeck, Aston. Iowa
M - De. s5.2t
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BARGAIN BOYS HARDWARE DE-
partment: ladies' high grade bicycle
nearly new. 25rtf
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CABBAGE, BETS AND TON1A-
toes for sale. j. H. McAllister. 36-3t*
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NEW YORK. LAND
FARM BARGAINS

FARM BARGAINS q !. w N.3 ~
24S.acre hay, grain, and dairy farm.
with fruit, within 80 miles Of New
York City. Fine markets, good build
ings. On state road, watered by spring,
worked by owner. In good condition.
Write for description, and particulars.
-s 4 Geo. w. Bates M 8i.s
Red Hoax, ". Y. r. F.. d. No. ,,45.
s5ss IA aSf FL, zs4. 34-3t II
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LOsTA LIGHT RED HEIFER,
with slit In right ear. Saturday after.
noon. at Northwestern stock yards.
Finder please notify Frank Comstock.
Phone 292. 36-ltt
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NOTICE OF APPRAIsEMENT

NVFlCE VI AFfHAlSEMENl
State of Iowa, Crawford County: IS; in
District Court: Hi
In the matter of sthe estate of War.
rem N. Hauck, deceased
To the Treasurer Of State, p. III.
iHOyt, and Henrietta M. Hauck, Emma
III. Denton, Ira L. Miller, GOldie Miller,
Edwin ]. French, Pearl M. Davenport,
Edward Hauck. Nettie Hauck, Stella
iHauck, Lily Hauck, Gertrude Hauck,
Ruth II. Loining and Claude Haucls:
You and each of you are hereby no-
titled that the undersigned duly ap.
pointed and qualified appraisers of pro
perry charged or sought to be charged
with the payment of a COLLATERAL
TAX, will at one
O'Clock, p. NJ, on the goth day OF Sep
TENDER, "A. ID, 1920. at the Office of the
Clerk OF the District Court at Denison,
in said county and state, proceed to
appraise the property of the estate Of
said decedent subject to the Collateral
inheritance Tax as provided by law.
t4 Please take notice and govern your.
selves accordingly.
Dated August 18th, A. d., 1920.
& j.. Il. CAREY.
p. j. KLINKER,
I w. e. aKAI1LER, az
4. Appraisers.
we hereby accept due, legal and
timely service of the above and fore.
fyoiny notice and waive COOy 33.4t.
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III USED PIANOS FOR SALE AT
Fastje,s Music House. 34tf.
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WE'LL IMPROVED IOWA AND
Minnesota corn farms at right prices.
See us first. We buy. sell and exchange.
Allen & Martin, Eagle Grove; Iowa.
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LOST

LOST-ABUoT FIVE MILES EAST
Of Denison, on tho Denison- Manila
road, yellow travelling bag containing
kodak and envelope addressed to-
Rheinhold, Manning, Iowa. with films.
AZ liberal reward is offered for return
OF same to Web Humphrey, Irwin, Iowa
or, to- the mayor of Denison. 36-1t
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CALLING CARDs.--the Review is
showing the latest designs in printed
calling cards, both plain and panneled,
moderately priced. We will be pleas
ed to show you samples. lett
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SOUTH DAKOTA LAsD:i

FOR SALE IMPROVED QUAR-
ter sections; 2 improved half sections:
2 unimproved quarter sections. located
close to Garden City, Clark county 3.
d. Write Barrett Bros, Garden City:
S. D. sls \. 4. Il. 17.tf
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KEEP GOING AND YOU WILL AR.
rive rapidly. The. Mankato Commercial
College, Mankat0, Mimi, should he
your first stop. Send for our catalogue.
Vi. Il # vi 81 p; 36-1t
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CALL So AND. HAVE. YOUR ORDER
booked now for home made kraut in
any quantity. Jars called for and de-
liyered. Es;s;s' S6.tfs