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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-05-17

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarers.
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever
10. 2oc. II T.. {. fall. druggists refund monsy
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO

LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK. n. Y.
For sale by all Druggists--Price SOC. per bottle.
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GA - ToETA.
S's. at &H2Zzzx
Beans Wanted

By j. b. Sutton, 90 Exposition st.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
Gridmeruns oes selbifmoros.
ssn g2stpzYort iollm itrsnssre W}ab:
regsln aur uebsrpaduns oes Ser:
faufs BON 9ift einsefiiArt tpsroen

Scsn 9astpzYort iollm Itrensere gfab:
reaeln 5ur uebsrpaduns oes Ser:
faufs BON 9ift eingefii6rt tpsroen
geep zYort, 10. Ropsmber. -
prdliDsnt Murpbp bonn Sanltdtsam
erfldrt, sr rpiirOs Mabregeln ssgsn BIZ
Observation-Disclosures ber SelbItmorp'
oura 8ifts, Die gar gu lsidt in be,
Staot gu befpmman ieien, gu er9rsifsr
perfuden. gr NOBLE einmal 1ebsn, Of
unter ben bsItsbsnben 9eieBen bag Ga
nitdts Departemsnt ni4t ben unpsr;
onttportli6en gertauf BON 8drboh
iGure uno anbsrsn ubelRbten 9!ften'
an bpItsrilts5rauen5lmmsr stnidrdn;
fem f0nne. Denn oas beitebenbt
staatgssfeb feline 2lbbiifs i9affe, f.
ioate cine pafsnos itdoti4e 8eroro=
nung erlafen tperben.
Wenn ba eiae 6rau einen bduslihsr
3piIt nit i6rem Manne bdt, flugS
lduft lie i'm Smpuls bss 9luesnblideS
nu6 Der ndhlten 4purbete II. befpmmi
bort ofne jssli4 S4tpierigtsiten aar:
bol. Barrier Grin ober Iunit ein BE-
tanntss @ifi. uan SsabItmoro gu be:
oe6en. Wepn bisier Dirt bon Weibsrr
gssignete 9inbernif1e bs5iigli4 bes Gr:
langsns bon gift in ben Wsg gslsg1
lperosn f0nnien. 70 purosn neun aus
jsoen 5sbn Sslbtmoroz@anoibatinne
i6re Marotte. fi9 tpegen eines tripiulsr
Streites bas 2eben nehmsn gu IpoQen
iebr talb Dsrgsiim. 0as beitsbsnbt
@taatseeIeb, pel4es ben 8ertduf Don
Giftsn nur unter eepiisn 8si9rdn:
fungsn seituttst. piro lsiber MIDI
ourhdefiihrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11

bolldnbi!4er @siitlider i'm Eager Der
Bperen. Der rStanbarb ano DIg9srs
Jtetps" oaribsr ma6te:
r@lei9 na9 benz erfsn aanrasn<
f4uB slaubtsn bi. Gn@dnner. oab Ii9
uniere 2eute bsi Der 8uhnitatiou BE-
fdnOen, unb ri9tetn ibr 5suer bort
bin. Gs tparen feline Gomhattdntsn
b-r., uno elm. bsr brith4en augsln
traf cine Nmbulans. Sobaio bic Gnsz
ldnber ibren Srrtbum 9srpabr tpuroer,
fellten lie ibr 5suer elm. Die @mbuz
lang bdtts unter ben Diesbesiigli4
8pridriFten hrei Meilen DOM &dmpfz
plabe entferslt isin follen, unb Die Boe=
rem fDnnen babsr ni6i bebuuptsn, oab
bic Gngldnber sesen bic @ebrdude Der
eipit:frtsn 8rieesfiibrung psrItoBc1
baben. Die Gngldnoer ferRrtsn, nis
i9 feIt iiber5eust bin, nits obIdt0'9
uuf Die Wmbuldra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
Cine Sur bel allen
Snm,ttrr Gnntplatnta

Gin balbsr Bis elm ean,sr 9bsel5ff,l bon R.abu
ReIisf in einsm bolbsn Gai, gDaiiu, tpitbtrbolt
70 oit als Der Sur6fan anbdlt, uno sin GIantaa
9oppen, o.tranit nit Teabp Rsls', auf bi. Ras
erleidt.runq unp beiperfteliet Elm. baloee Rur.
snusrlit - Gin balbsr big rim gansa Ibteloffee
in sinem balb.n @iais WaHer, beisitiet In ipenia
IRaa,n, aauf.a, Grbrs6m, SoobreHneu, RerS6fs
tdt, edlaflcfaist, WsrGne, gldbunssn uno aas
inne,liden gtidDtrbtn.
Gs ,riitirt tein 6silmittd In Der geslt bos ssi.s
bsr unb Wetitlfieber unb ale anoeren malari Den,
biiioien unb onp,ren fsieber i'm gereine NIT r ea
M a p's 9ilGeu 70 raid, Die q b 10 q %
Reftef bebebt
9r,is 50 Gents bro 5lai6e. 3u babsn bel aHei
@pOtbeitrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11
q eri d t { t.

Der beutfte SattinmDrbsr 2(uguit
8eder in Gbicagp liiErlt ieine
S4u(b am Galgen.
Gbicagp. 10. Npmm6sr.-Mberi
IuguIt 8sder. Der psutIhe WfeBger,
tpelfer am 27. Sanuar b. s. rah benz
Ssifpisl 9lbptp5 2iitgsrt's feline 8uttin
ermoroete. ibrs lleberrelts SerItiideIts
uno auf ieinsm aiidnGTsn tbeils pera
brannts. tRils lott, purbe tur3 tlud
IL ubr bsute Mittag i'm bisiigen
GountpA@sfdHgniB sebdngt. Sstu
9enid tpuroe blur6 ben San niAt gea
bro6sn. uso es bauerte 16 Minuten,
sbe bic 2lsrsts i'm fir tobt ertIGrten.
9luf bem S6dffpt bstbeuerte gedeu
nod feline unihulo unb bebauptete.
@eorg Sutterlin, Der @ater Ieinsu
5tpsiten 5rau. lei Der pirtIi4e M0ra
Der.
Stspbsnspille, Ser, 10.
Nppember. - S6os. 8rigbt. Elm grs
3u6t6ausI sItrdfline puroe Geute bus
bier pur9 ben Strans fingeridtet.
DerTsrbe 6atte ben 5armer SoEm
9(pums, beFsn 3sugniB i'm in's 3uhts
baus i6idte, na9 isiner Gntla1ung era
nlorDst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-11

ih cpin Iieter Die or osr Hseterung
qeiibte Sritif unb alIs bic unbesriin=
bekn 8sbauptungen, ols Elm urtbsil
iiber Die i'm Sdpobe Der 3utunIt fisz
seposn MDgli9teiten fallen"
lleber ben Der Hsgierung gsmaftet'
@prtpurf mangslbafter ariegsberelts
lfsaFt Guberte ii9 Der Yrsmier: sd
n1D9.e nur bsipnsn. bab Dor of,et ober
brsi Monatsn Elm iebr anseisbenerPoz
lititsr. tpslder nidt Der Regisrung am
ssbDrt uab ausoriid(i9 ertldrR, IS
iiege feline @eranldRune gu militdrT@
Iben GiiIturgen ppr. 9tun peroen
mir esrabs hespegen gtaoelt. Gs 1T
oft, beFonbsps i'm Muslanoe. uns porr
gelporFen porosn, bab mir ais ltarte
yla!ics cine I6pa9e anereifen. Wtit
Hiidiidt uhsr oaruuf, bab uniere
StueitfrdFte erf in flint Bis leAsBpz
dsn ouT benz SpsratipnsFsloe erfheiz
nen t0nnn, T6einen mir bic '4pa6e
Nation 5u isin. tpeld1s gssa.l eine 1tarz
fe fdnrpft. Sine friibere @inberufung
Der RsIsrpsn hdtte nihts geniiBt. Sic
bGtts an Der bsutigsn SituatipnNi4ts
ssdnosrt; oenn. Iotpis mir eHls Der
fidrfung unIerer 9arniIonsn in Glib
aFrita belpertfenigtsn, erfoigte bas
ultimorllm. Man barf oaber ni9t
BON un5ursiAslbn militdriidsn gorz
6ersitllrssn ipps9en. Die Seblsr rsiz
6en pisinuebr Biz in Die 3eit 9labz
itone's 1881 unb 1884 Suriid, in Der
einam oFFenen Wioeriu6er bon alns
bas Ge6t perlieten ipuros, ariessz
nit.sl na6 gelieben gsgen uns gu
Tamnueln. lln5ere Sruppen fammeln
ll6 eegsnspdrtia CUR 9lttiun. Mddte
babsn uns ipsgsn oer 8uhs begliidz
pinIht, NIT bet mir bic gea4ri6tsn
iibsr eirsige Wiberfolse aufsenommen
hnhprr
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Selbifmnrb rines beuti@en S6iHs:
GapitGns.

qeniacola. Jbu., 10. giop. =
Die MannIhaft oss icsbsn aus 9um:
burg anestmnmensn oeutTdsn 8Oa.
f6iffes ygcnret" beri6tei, oaB gapi.
tdn 8rudmann bier Sage nuh Der @bs
fabrt Sslbitmorb begins, inbsm sr lid
ben &opf our4 emlsn ytustetsnihut
asrThmstterte. Gr tpurbe i'm Wiesr'
RItattet. Summer iiber ben tur5 DOL
Der abfabrt erfolstsn Sob ieinsr Sat:
tin pirb als uria4s Der 5hat bs5eia:
net
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~ Snoianer=llnrn9en in lltab.

Salt Safe 6 tn, uta6, 1O9}os
pem6sr. - -@ie cine OepeT6e aus9era
nal, uta6, meloet, tpurbe 9eIiern eIn
Snbianer auf Der bprtigsn 3eIsrpaa
tion bon bsm 9irien Sim SlIen era
{dpKen. Der Sttoioner battle oas una
ter OlTen's Obbut Itsbnpe 8ieb 5u
rauben perlu9t unb ben 9irten our4
einen S9ub in ben Mrm psrpunbet.
Man fiir1tet sinsn glufliano Der S1lz
oianer auf Der Heferpation unb Srupa
ben linb allr Stelle beorbert tpprbsn.
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gf a bau m fran3Dfif DEN
Senat.

Senat.
Yuris, 10. Nppembsr. - Der dls
Soteeridt taesnoe fran50iii9s Ssnat
fubr bsute NIT bsm Qufrufsn bon 3suz
sen in ben Gonlpirationse5Gllen fort
uno tunmltuarif9e Scsnen ereigneten
Iih babel. prGlibent 5ullieres bsnubts
Iid psrseblid, bic Orpnlmg gu pabs
rem, unb etli6s Der 3sugsn mubten gs@
nastfam sntfernt tperbsn. Qls Srn.
Meonteirs Naane uufgerufen purbt,
ltei9erts ii9 Der Rabau unb laute Rufs
ugips @uerin!" r0fps Derouleos!" u.
81 gas lss sSuifs!" srIhalllm, tpab@
rsnb ouberbanb oss Ssnuts bic aldnge
Der BON einsm 0olfsbaufen gsiungenen
nMarIeiGaifs" gu psrnsbmsn tparsn.
Sin 3suee, pslfsr nit lduter
Gtimme 5o6rufe auf SerouIsoe Mo
bic 9(rmee ausbra9ts. puroe auf Sez
ftbl bes 6rn. 5aaierss untsr iautsn
protsitsn ber iibrisen 3susen oerbaflet.
Sdlisbli9 gelang ss, bic Sronuns els
niasrmaben bsrouitslIsn, unb bic Tsrz
baftetM nurben bann tpieoer in 5rsls
bsit seIsbt.
Sr. Ta(lierea Mrlas Dann Die
G9luBfDtgsruneen Der 4npdlte, oa@
bin luulenb, oab Der Ssnat nlat CONF
peteni iei, Die Jdlfe gu per9anbsIn.
Die 'SiBuns tpurbe ipdtsr luspenz
birt.
0abrenb Der pauie in Der SlBung
ma6te Elm 3eitunsspsrtGuFer. Tamens
g9ilrbart, elmer Don 9usrin's 3sugen,
einsn Rfiieeu 9lngriff uuf einen anosz
rem 3euqen, tpel6en er bei4uloigts, Elm
poli5eiipiBsl gu ieiu. Qlls stlids Wlus
niaipal 8arbilsn Rimbdrt pudten,
spq oer1elbs einen Repolper, uno es 9sz
lang nur init Mube ihn gu snttpaffnsn
unb ein5uIperren.
gla6bem bsr Ssnut feline Slbung
pisDer aufgenommen Ratte, pernubm
er peiIere 2lrgumente Der Vertbelol=
gunssontpdlis gu @unfsn Der BE-
bouptuna, bub Der Ssnat ni4t CONT
petent lei, bic COMPUTATIONS pro5eIz
Fe au ber6anoein. 0ertugung erfplgz
te, obns ouB cine GntiAelour9 oaribsr
a6aeoeben tporoen mar.
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2onoon, 10. Nphsmbsr.- Oas
&risgsminilterium bat folgMbe De-
pef9e bon @eneral 8uner erbaltsn:
~~8apitdbt. 0onnerItus Ibeao, 9.
Nopember. - Na9Iteberbes per Sauz
benppft bon @eneral Wbite in 2abpz
fmitb lit mir 6eute slsgesangsn:
yOas 8pmbarhement bur6 f4Dere
@eldibe auf tpeite Oiltana miro tag
ii9 fortgeIebt. aDir erlsiben einige
0erluIte, allsin tein GROCER @4aben
tpirb angeri9tet. Oie 8peren fAidz
tep belpte cine Nnaa6l 5liidtlinse aus
Sranspaal unter elmer Yarlamentdrz
JIagse bier6sr. Sin bon 6ier aus abz
ssI9idter parlamentdr empTing fie
auBerbalb unIerer 8prpoften. Wls
fi9 bic purlumentdre trenntsn, feuerz
ten bic 8psrsn auf unlere 2eute, ebe
oieIelben bic 8orpoten erreidt batten'
Maior 9ale BON ben rRobul Gngiz
nesns" ipurbe beute bef'm Mbfenben
elmer 8otI9aft peutpunbet. 9ieS9anz
gen tpstben tdglib fdrfsr, uno mir
6absn 8orrdtbe i'm uebsrflub.~
(Oas Oatlrm. an tpel6em bic Sauz
benpofz z8otIdaft bon 2aopimitb abz
ginsa lit ni9t angsgsben. u. b. H.)
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Gin GhieaQu'er 8ncren=Hegiment.

G6icago, 10. Npp. - Sier orsda
niIirf Elm OsutI Ider, Namens Gbaries
SGneioer, Elm 5reitpilligen Heg1z
n,art, pelhes er ben 8oersn 3ufiibren
min. @r Eost, baB bic msiltsn glnse.
tpprbensn in Der beuiIden Irmee ges
pient unb piele ben arie9 BON 1916
mitnsmdchf hdben.
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. %. SS. &anb, 5rdd

80. s. aanb, 1ra4te uno pahas
aier Nesnt Der .Gptton Belt gabn,"
gu Bittsburg, ga, 1T Isit leBtem
Sonntas BON bort psrihpunosn, uno
man fiirhtst, oab sr einsm Wsrbredsn
aum OpFsr asfaQsn it,
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WoQfanoige
YerOauumq

tpirp bep,rfH.uiot sura aabpap's gincn Snfotes
ibrer antibitioitn Gietni3aften tiululireh
oiei,lb,u bic 2ebsr bel abiOnb.ruug Der Gal. unp
ibrem Surbsans Our6 bic Sdrm. Sisie pasn.
in Seien BON 2 big 4 stneenommen, reouliret
raid oi. 5batiottit oer 2ebtr unD beirsi.n ben ia,
tent.r bon oi.isn St0runesn. Sine ooer Stusi
BON Roppaps Viaeu tdsli6 tinqmommsn BON Sts
nsn, tuel6e bon bili6ien S6merjsn ooer Srdabdt
Der oeber beimaeiutt fno, balt.n bas Spttr In
r.aslmdbiqsr SbGtiet.t uno f3srn cine eeiunSa
Olsrhouuuo
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@bite's Iaubenpplt.
Qas 2leaefte aus cSaop(ntit6.
VprtIctuna oeS 8pmbaroementS bet
Staot burd1 bic 8pcren.-9lngcb=
lid nnr aerin9er Shaocn.

Sn 2onoon bdlt man bic Situation
Der belagerten @arniion jebt fur
isbr tritiI9. - General Butler ioll
fi6 bsmuben, bic Sbaot mOglih1t
rdl l9 gu ent1ebsn. - gine 8eran=
oerung leiner Pldne miro bierburh
notbpsnbig.. = 8lutiss Sample
b!nnen &ur5em 5l1 ertparten. =
8ia QmiterDam fpmmt Elm 8eriht
iiher eine neue, 14iimre Nisparlags
ber Gnsldnpsr.
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Gs 1T iebr pi6tis, oaR iebe Jamilie
einen Wnrratb ban
OlabtpaD's
Sleabp Nelief

fets an Sdnn bat Ser @ebrdu@ bttlss Ss,lnttfs
tells niro ft tets, penn Sic S6mer3en empfnbens
cher traut iine, ais itasnsrei4 srptiien. Gs eris
tirt aibts In Der gBelt. oas S6merien bebtba
obtr BEN forii6rsitm Der Rranfbet 10 rai4 Cans
6alt q,bi,t.t, pit RsabD gtslisi
Geqeu RspiDsb Cob Wiorane oou bon Rerpoftds
berrihrsnhl 8obrwsb NturalQis, &bmmatismuss
Siitpsb, S%mrisn i'm Rii6sn, Der WirbsIiduls
obe S.r 9nn. in Der atbroegerb, 9lsuriRss
ani6p.uune Der Geitufe unb iibrbaupt S9mtrs
ZEN iebtr grt bsnerttsli9t bic @pplfatiOn psn
8aopaps @eaop 8sIisi iofortias GrleidtrunS
unb tpirp bel iortesiestem Sebrau@ ipdbrsno etnts
Ger Sage cine poutGnbse 8eiluns a3tIt.
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Ser
National : 8alt > gtrei1l
Oct Staot 9afttntore.
6aupt= 9 8iirean: Gibelttn= 9 0ebdnSe
0eroiitorium Observation-Disclosures .gants
Bsrnabrunq b. eeturitdten Sio.ltp L 9spo6t g.
,s<ss ssants sspss anfs e: sss:'stm s:a mssslns sss
6spros. &apital W1tla9e.
mir offerirsn cine b.i@rantte an,atl sos euf'
i6bridbeu RaarrSipibenbe uon DrpSent, talbs
E6rli& ,ablhar NIT 8 gro,ent am Is. ausuh nab
6ebruar.
Gtne 9ar!tellun8
Der yeraniebIasten &ofaen fur aRtfsIteeer nait
1900 NusI6funs.
l1umittelbor mad Der gerausgabuns
sirs Der gsrein ieHs @5tea It MIts,I ~ ~ ,n sus
s.Is "Tsseit III 'a',s sao srs ants.l $1,000 Monst:
IA, 4obiuuo.n auf 25 Mntbeile ,u 60
GENTS monatli3 pro Gntbeil ftr 100
Vfsndfe eAoV00v
Sb,aai5 a ausi5unassssis =. 10000
a.tto.,1n,oa.n fir mitoliess T.. $5ooos
Nan perlanee ben groipeff.
Direttoren:
ernft. 9. &nabe. fun.. giinton y. patne'
9bps. -. 6au. MtIou .. Saof0"'
Sewarn Raiue, SameS .. DRafous
q. xSinSlow sBiIfams. Nm. ,. $arSss.
Me. HNeD. Hrtebars.
n. NeD. Yrtdat1.
6strs.1SG&sI 0enersI.0 et&dttsfatess.
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Saaler's, 95rpant & Stratton

GtenO9rapbie n. Maid)inenid,reiben.
GesraEoet 1864. Sneorporirt 1895.
DaS IS. Shuliabr besann am 4. gept 1893.
8asfIaffen eaS game Sabr.
AbrnbfIaf7en pom 2. Cftober bis I. aprtI
Sn getreff Der @or,ialidtsit 2eitune 2.br,
frdfte, standardization uno unterribts rRuriuS
tebt oieislbe obenan. Ribt in Gonturrsns nit
anber,n. g3ir bsben bic Si5runo. gerfb bns
tider unterri DIT IN al len3 met eea.
Rudbalten, SdSni6reiben, artbmetif, Stenosrss
pbiren uno Wai4ineniartben.
Sebiusunsen:
9asidbuIe SO pro MbenofdbuIe So pro
mpnat ale Oepartes monat. - Sei6rdntte
n.nts einidlitseno. ansahI Don edhl.rn.
Eelepbone: Gb.iapsafe Nr 2236; ooms Rr. 665.
Senoet tpesen Rataloo mad Gr. 2 bis II. Rsrbs
Gbares= Strate, Baltimore, Wo.
@inaana Sr. II. tSept9, i Dltl
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ltm cine Grfdltung in etnem Sage
sm furiren,
nebme man u2aratipe gromo Auiz
nine Sa6lsts." 2lue glpot6efer geben
oas @slo 3uriid, penn es gu bsllen psrz
feblI. s. %. 9roDs's Ndmens5ug 1T
auf ieoer S6ahtel. 25 @ents.
ffft Al SiySdSyS. tilRts)
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Bnqer's Ylane.

3uerit @ntTas fir 2abDImitb.- b.-2anz
ee nirb ii9 General Wbite nidt
mebr bebaupben t0nneu. - 8luz
tiee 9sFsdte in 9lusfidt. iObalo
Der britiI9e 8prItOB Don 9urban
bsginnt.
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$3.50
Gin0erf6u6e.
S6rer 2Idiefdt gorfet

1T aug ben beftcn srbaltbaren 1taterialien anee,
ferIgt unb polltommen in Der Contribution.
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Ams1t9s> n"' alfbfr,t',trf:
9eparte,,tr,tt
por6ereitet.
&inoer<M6ntef.

$50 0tdntel aus farbieen unb cren,efar=
biaen 5ubitpffeu, groSen Dtonate
bis ) Sabre, fir So
5000 MGntel aus 9enstian, 9roap=
cloth, g4bipcoro, 3ameel5baar,
Groben bis 6 Sabre, fir $S. .4j
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-21
A Word to Merchants

Ii our merchants knew how infinitely
their merits and shortcomings were
discussed among the farming people
they would be very careful indeed III
all their transactions. On Saturday we
heard a group of farmers discussing the
merchants, and it was interesting
in many ways. This store did not keep
large enough siZ9S to suit the big man.
but another store did. One thrifty buy
er had been able to get a box OF soap
fifteen cents cheaper in one town than
another. One man thought certain
clothing house was high priced, while
another contended that 1T was not, and
so on down the list. One town was
voted no good. but all had good word
to say for Denison. Thus it is that
each town and each merchant must
finally rest upon the reputation earned
among the farmers.
Advertising is u good thing, it is a
great business helper Advertising
will even sell a fake for awhile, but not
| forever The merchant must have the
goods and the prices back of his adver-
tisements Given the goods and the
prices the advertisement is the merch
ants best friend. Good, sound business
talks with your customers and must he
beneficial. We believe that in certain
lines OF trade the sales could in five
years be increased many thousands OF
| dollars if proper advertising were done
When merchant buys space in a
in paper it is his space in which
to say anything he pleases legitimateiy
ltis his business to make it interesting
and readable and to tell the people
something they want TO know. Never
sign an advertising contract that does
not allow you to change your advertise.
ment as often as you wish. A stand
ing" ad is better than no ad. but live
ad is as much better than a standing
ad, as a live horse is better than dead
one. Steady advertising is the best
You cannot tell in which issue your
advertisement will be most read.
Many merchants expect results toe
quickly. For instance; after people be
gin to buy certain line of goods the
merchant begins to advertise that line.
The fact is that the new coat of paint.
the new dress or suit or farm nipple
ment has been discussed at the farm
for some time before the actual pur-
chase is made, and it is the merchant
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REVENUE NOTICE

In an opinion rendered by the A ssist.
ant Attorney General, Hon. James q,
Boyd, under date of February s, 1899,
he holds that the undivided profits OF
banks cannot be considered part OF
their surplus and should have been ex-
cluded in all cases from the capital and
surplus in estimating the amount of
special tax to De paid by them under
Section 2 of the War Revenue Act of
June ID, 1898.
Banks that have paid tax of So. 90 per
thousand on the amount of their updi.
vided profits will be assisted in prepar.
ing claim for the refund of the
amount. Blanks will be furnished
them from this office.
Yours truly.
J. w. PATTERSON.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
February IL.

February IL.
L h swasey and wife to Barbara Scott, lots
and block IL Dow City, $50
Iowa Savings & Loan Association 10 Ill Maurer
lot block Arion, $780,
Philip S Wagner single to John l. Maiurer. lots
III IL block lots Is and 10 block lots and
ne OF block l3 Buffers Add Arion lots 6. Z.
SO block II lot 10 block IL Resubdiv of blocks
LA, 10. q slG of u Buffers Add Aron. lots
2 3. 4, .. 10 II, II, 10, block 4 lot block lots
i, 2, B. 4. =. Z. IL, ID. Il block lots /, g 3, 10
block . lois and block 10 lots g. TO- IL, IL. 10.
IA block IL lots3, a %. H. IL block IL Wagner
and Evans add Ar ON, $1,000.
February is.
w Ii Asher and wife and II Bigelow unmarried
to Lawson, lot 10 block 10 Manila, 1925,
John Hargens to Hans j Hargens ,Jr lot III block
9 Formal school add Denison, SlOO
George W Holmes and wife to Theo Drake, lot :
block II Charter Oak. Sa5
Lawson and wife to IL Jensen. lots 10. IL.
1. block Manila, $1,000.
NJ + and Frank Odell to c w pavne lot block 6
West Side, S3,
Sheriff of Crawford County IL Anna N Van Pat
ten, e. nel4 and e1s sea sec q swA sec "A
Willow, $1,000
Monday. Feb. 90
j Butler and wife 10 Fort Dodge and Omaha
60, lots ]. 2, 8 A, s. block IL, Buffers add to
Anon. con. 5000.
OE Dntton and wife to II II Derner nwx and
ne sec SO Iowa township, con s9,eV0
Detlef krohn and wife to Adam krohnke VIZ
Sc !. sec Hanover township, con 81, 500.
20 i.nnblad to Elmer Lundblad swh sec 3
ex 81 a. Milford township, con 81 40
Cd q Larson to Chas sciford NJ ne4 sec IL
Charter CaI township, con $4,000
FIRST Nat Bank Charter Oak TO Ia Savings and
Loan Asso lot blk II, Nil Land Co.'S ls. add 70
Charter Oak con S52b5.
Chat Tabor and wife, and I J Garrison and
wife tn Chas sciford nl& sia ne u sec IL Char
Ter Oak township. con 5000.
II e a ID and wife 10 Harriet Campbell, lot 1
Blk 40 benson con 5000.
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clouds are apt to be dark ones and the
rain, rain of tears. 1t is cheaper to
destroy what is left aud to buy again
when you need it than to leave it about
in ever SO secret place for there is no
place so secret but that some time the
tiny baby fingers will pry into II. and
the little baby eyes grow bright over
the pretty green powder
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-21
DENIsON IOWA, Feb. II. 1889.
Criminal Carelessness.

On Saturday the editor attended the
inquest of little Emo Krull a bright
ten year old lad, who came to a tragic
death all because his parents were al
most criminally careless and ignorant.
The picture of the little fellow kneeling
by the door where he had fallen as the
poison permeated his system, and the
little babe sleeping peacefully upon his
feet, was one which the parents will
never forget. Their punishment is al
ready severe enough and it seems an
ungrateful task to blame them more.
We would not do so but for fear that
there are others in the county who are
equally careless and equally Ignorant
about matters involving life and death.
The Krulls had purchased paris green
several years ago to kill potato bugs.
they did not use it all and it was left
in bureau drawer in room in which
eatables were kept. Not long ago the
baby in a playful mood got upon a
chair and explored the bureau. The
baby found the pretty green powder
tore open the paper and left it scatter
ed about. Luckily the baby was not in
the habit of putting his finger in his
mouth. There the powder laid ex-
posed. Mrs. Krull SAID she ''knew it
would kill potato bugs but did not know
it would kill children" For two months
tho nnWder was thps pxnOSpd Every
breeze that entered the room could
blow the power about, on to the flour in
one corner or on to the butter which
stood within three inches of it. Mrs.
Krull explained however that this was
mot the bntter they ate, but the butter
they sold.'' Finally the tragedy came.
No one knows exactly how it happened
but the wonder is that 1T did not hap
pen before.
One hardly needs to point the moral.
Every merchant should be careful in
selling poisons; paris green and
similar things especially, for the very
fact that they are used for common
purposes makes people careless in their
use. Another thing, merchants should
be careful about buying butter. Its
almost criminal to sell into our families
butter made in homes where either
carelessness or dirt prevails. And now
good mothers If You have any poison in
the house destroy it. 1t is good thing
not to lay by for rainy day, for the
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-21

Last week we said something about
senatorial timber in Iowa and in the
item we did not mention our own Jon.
athan L. Dolliver. Mr.. Dolliver is how
ever in every way lit to wear the sena.
torial toga. He is one of the brainiest
and by far the best oratorically of any
man on our congressional delegation.
lie is a man who has been constantly
growing Some men make reputation
and then stop. The Mr.. Dollivor of
today is far ADLER man than the Dol
liver OF ten Years ago. He has become
rlpened IN craftsmanship and in ora
tory both, There are still better things
in store for Dolliver than the seat he
now SO ably fills.