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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-11-22
Notice Of Appointment Of Administrator

Notice Of Appointment Of administrators
In the matter of the estate Of Mary j. Hart,
deceased.
To whom it may concern;
You are hereby notified that on the 18th day
OF October, 1901, letters of administration were
issued to the undersigned, as administers
tor OF the. above entitled estate, and all
file their claims in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court in and for Crawford
county, within one year from the date of this
notice according to law. and have the same
allowed and ordered paid by the Court or
stand forever barred therefrom.
Dated October l6, 1901
a. P. HART,
l-3W Administrator.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-11-22

Will pay the highest
price for hides Of amy
man in Crawford Co.
BE sure and call if you.
have hides to sell as
this means business
will be money in your
pockets.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-11-22

Grand Army of the Republic John A. Logan Post No So
Second Friday evening each month. Commander L. Nc
Clellan; Adj't r. R. Montgomery.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-19
THE UNION TENT MEETINGS.
The Services CoosinUe 70 d Lsrgely
Atended viii Unsbssed later.
sst-Hundreds Hsve Con- .r.
Sessed Their Savioe.

The summary mornings meeting
begs" At 7:@S. Notwithstanding
the early hour = good:v number
were present and by 8 O'Clock the
s-ats we're we'll filled. DR.. Whar.
toms subjec, was: THE Reasons
for the Christians Hope" his text
Icing found III the F,'st Epis,le Of
Peter. Sd chapter and . Part Of The
18th verse: BE ready always 10
give to every man ths, ask~ih you
+ reason for the hope that IL in
yon." He b~gan by saying that
!, Is absolutely beyond the power
Of human Language To portray the
University Of the Christians hope.
A mos, important subject. not only
for the Christian, hut for me and
women seeking the truth. saliva.
ton through our Lord Jesus Christ.
II Is this that has cheered through
out the darkest hours aud most
weary trials worth more than ten
thousand worlds.
II II a reasonable hope. In this
world God has provided everything
to meet the wants Of NY body. but
nothing to meet the wants OF NY
soul Money. Y. uiny does M, sat.
isfy. TIE man that has his thou.
sands WAITS hi, len .il,uMsaada. ssd
he with his I, NJ ~ thousands wants
his. millinWs. Pleasure does NOT
satisfy. Ak the man or woman
whose lie has b-en wasted In pleas.
II Fame d. es rot satisfy. There
is nothing ~ lie more uncertain.
The ZANE multitude that shouted
Hosanna 10 the Son of David
Blessed u he that cspmeth IN the
name Of the Losd"-on'y . little
later wee crying. "cneify him!
Cruz lily him. We climb the
heights ~ society. wealth. fame.
pleasure. ,hi"kmg heaven IL some.
whore on tho.e heights. aud when
we have reached the summit w
find il IL as far away ~ ever.
A. God has provided everything
to m-e, Dur bodily wants. is Il not
reasonable 10 think that somewhere
Re has provided everything 10 meet
the wants Of the ~oull
Another reason for the Christian
hope Is Cod's word-shir old.bosk.
The fact 'ht no one has ever M.
ders,ocd il. IN Of itself evidence
tina, some greater mind than human
mutt have written it. l, is above
the realm Of reason. II " worthy
Of belief. You tell your little child
the word turns over. 1t does not
understand how that eau I've. yet Il
believes Won, because father says
it is 10, and you honor the child
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-19


cause ,ou cannot understand you
will not believe the word Of your
Heavenly Father. have preached
this g'npel for ~ years In America.
Europe and in Asia. end every.
where I have seen Il conqner every
obstacle. Who can tell the good
thst shall result from these meet.
inssi II 10 this old book that Ia
dong !, all. backed by the power
Of Almighty God. There In . hap.
piness. . pescr and Q Joy that comes
from sal, alton by Jesus Christ which
the world never dreamed of.
Al the close Of the services Q free.
will Offering van made by tie large
congregational for Dr.. Wharton. which
Amounted 10 nearly one thousand
dollars. The congregation became
enthusiastic upon the subject Of
giving.
EVENING sRRvicRs.
Sunday evenings service was
full Of interest. The tent was pack.
ed inside aud out. DR.. Whxs,on
conplimented the choir. which has
bern no untiring in it, services
and ~ The doctor remarked. Il had
been one Of the most delightful
features Of the meeting. aud said
he was especially proud OF the
young hogs of the Ariel Quartet,e
and Of Miss L-mmons. who.e mu-
sic had been such an assistance and
pleasure.
Histext was found IL Daniel
S a.. Thou ar, weighed In the
balances and at found wanting"
Beishszzat WAS king of the greatest
CITY the world has ever known, but
he did MT honor God. Upon one
occasion he held a great reception.
when the shadow III . mans hand
appeared upon the wall and w,o,e
and he or his guests could no, read
Il. So he sent out for his scientists
who tried tn read the hand writing
upon the wall Int tailed. Just 20
|sci~ntiS,s are always trying to read
God. hu, ii,sS. don't read his writ.
lag.
Won can never tell what science
isgOing 10 believe In tomorrow aud
the ma" who pins his faith to
science. had h-s, get ready 10 change
hts faith about once q week. Fin.
ally the mother Of the King sug.
gested that Daniel I've vent for to
read The writing OF, the wall. Dan.
i~l came and said he would first give
Gods reason for the handwriting
on the wall. Dr.. Wharton sug.
gexttd that all lawyers should read
the 9Th chapter oi Daniel.
The same God that was God then
Ia God now. The same sins that
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-19
MARSHALL = REPUBLICAN,.

s"sss "So OSsu sS"POssosu'Cs O1SsO~S
he did not profit by the life Of Q bad
father. Here the DR.. gave an II.
Illustration Of Q father who died an
outcast IN the slums Of Baltimore.
Some Of you sie leading . had
life and God will hold your boys
responsible. You have not humbl.
cd yourself before God. but have
d~esecrated the sacred vessels. You
have done worse. you have desc.
Grated Gods name.
The biggest fool that walks the
earth IL the swearing man. The
devil catches him on the naked
hook. Every gambler will steal.
God will hold you responsible for
your drinking. Tor helping others
to drink; Tor helping others TO zee
u; for treating others; for letting
them have a place IN which to sell
Il. and Tor every encouragement to
the traffic. You have bowed down
TO Gods of silver, wood and stone.
The curses Of the world 10 day
are the gods Of wood. iron. oil. etc.
There 10 no harm In having rich
Is. but the money power IN getting
" be the evil Of the world to day.
Thou art weighed in the bal.
lances and are found wanting.
Jesus has said take me - your Sa.
vior and I will take you ~ my dis.
ciple aud when the weighing time
comes ! will step In the scales. Let
~ take Him IN our substitute. He
IL the only power that ran nave.
At the close Of the services II
was announced that there had been
7a8 conve rsions since the meetings
began. and many wen, forward tor
prayer ut The after meeting.
SERMON TO YOUNG LADIES.
The Monday mornings service
was a sermon especially to young
ladies from the goth verse Of the
3ist chapter Of Proverbs: Favor
~ decei,fu:. and beauty IL vain; but
q woman that fesreth the Lord. she
shall be praised"
One reason why ola maids are
entirely different 10 day from those
Of 50 years ago. Is because they are
not dependent upon the favors Of
other Ieople. Then she mus, either
marry or be supported by her rela.
tives. and naturally she became
very sensitive. To-day en- unmar-
ried woman IL dependent upon no
ones favor.
The woman that fears the Lord.
she shall he praised. This is not
an awful fear. but q r~everential re.
spect. The woman that fears the
Lord will first Of all take care Of
her body. Dissipation il absolutely
killing many Of ~ young women.
The Marshall republican., 1901-07-19

NSAs, sSSoCtussOuS. SOCuety Ieo0.
ers. a. . rule, are not st associates.
influence: I have before me this
morning the moral influence Of this
city. II the young women will
stand mp for God. I will 90 security
for the young men that they will
stand by you.
Seeking Gods work: Some Of
the best work You ram do In looking
after the sick and afflicted. There
II many q fellow to day who IL
down. and you cen do him good.
and God wants You to do Il. There
are souls that may be won by you,
which nc one else can win.
The woman that fears the Lord,
she shall 6e praised. BY whoml
BY your own father and mother,
BY the young people. by your church
and Your pastor. Finally. Jesus
Christ will praise you. One Of the
greatest things Christ EVER said
about a woman: "She hath done
what she could" Do what you
ca" in your homes. Make father,
mother. brother and sister happy.
Then get out among others aud do
your hest there. and by and by you
will reach the Glory Land.
MONDAY NIGHT.
The sermon Monday night was
directed especially to men. and for
this reasou the two center rows
were reserved for them. II was n
Of the most impressive meetings Of
the series. The theme was the
"ProdiRal Son." the text being
taken from the 18th. 18th and soth
verses Of the 18th chapter Of Luke:
And when he came to himself be
said, how many hired servants Of
my fathers have bread enough and
to spare. aud I perish with hunger!
i will arise and 60 to my father,
and will say unto him. Father. I
have si"ned against heaven. and
before thee And he arose and
came to his father. But when he
was yet q great wy OF. his father
saw him. and had compassion, and
ran, aud fell On bis neck, aud kiss.
ed him."
There i something In human
nature that makes us all love pict.
ures. All pictures are not painted;
whatever brings to u mind the
incidents and events related, II q
picture. Hence Q story IN only q
picture Of the facts that are told.
Jesus Christ was the great story
teller: the stories Of the good 81.
marian aud the Prodigal son are
; pictures Of his Of which the eye and
heart never tire.
We are prone to take the parable
Of the prodigal son a. representing
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-10-18

previous night cries OF ''hclp," .'mur-
DER, ETC.. came from the direction OF
the company bridge, and from anoth-
er source-which we have been una.
Die to locate-the story Of ho!dup.
IN which man was relieved Of about
500, was started, but the most dill
gent inquiry has rallied to prove the
report anything more than a hoax.
Some one is evidently cndeavoring to
emulate the recently discharged Spo-
kane policemen.
Smoke Flor de Hamilton cigars. al
l.. ID. Farmin has donated lot 6.
block IA, northwest corner OF Third
and Cedar streets. To the local ledge of
Odd Fellows for hall site. The site
has been accepted and 4 two-stary
building. 3ox60, will he constructed.
work Oh which will be commenced as
soon as the building committee can
be appointed and arrange the prelim-
inaries. Mailing definite has ',
been decided npon. bat 1t is expected:
that the first story of this building
VIII be lifted MP for hail purposes ara
the second for lodge rooms. Mr..
Farmin deserves to be commended for
his pubic-spiritedness displayed in
this matter. while the Odd Fellows
are 10 be congratulated In securing
such IN excellent site for their bgila-
ing
j. v. Sweet recent arrival from
Bonners Ferry, VITO was last week re-
ported slightly indispnsed, developed
a mild case Of smallpox saturday. lie
was promptly removed to the f!etcn-
tion hospital and the building which
he had occupied was quarantincd.
A. 4. Sweet. the ieweler, who had
been attending his brother when it
was thought he had been suffering
with typhoid fever. accompanied ii e
latter to the hospital. The patient is
getting along nicely, having thus far
found it unnecessary to call in a ply
stefan. The case was promptly and
carefully dealt with and no further
tiouble is anticipated, at least until
another importations occur.
''Costliest because best" Ponce de
Leon Havana cigars, at Baldwin's. IA
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-10-18
THEY SECURED WATCH AND MONEs
burglars Entered Tents and Helped Them
selves without Waking Occupants.

Burglars Entered Tents and Helped Them
selves without Waking Occupants.
Some time during Sunday night
while the occupants were asleep. the
tent of Civil Engineer L. w. Lewis
was entered by burglars, who made
away with Il valuable gold watch. s.
in cash and 25-cent book of postage
stamps. Two other tents occupied by
Mr. Lewiss assistants and mill en-
ployes. were also entered by the
ieves, but from these nothing of
value, except salt Of clothes, WIS
taken. and The clothes lave since been
recovered, the thieves evidently fine
Ing no use for the articles on account
OF size. and they were left near the
tent from which they were abstract
ed. The job was neatly executed and
the burglary was not discovered until
the occupants awoka Monday morn
ing, when the articles stolen were
missed. which would indicate that he
work was that Of professionals. Soon
after the robbery had been reported
Monday, Marshal Baker chased down
some suspicious characters near Cdin.
but he soon discovered that he was on
the wrong scent. and the men were al
lowed To proceed on their way No
other clue or trace OF the burglars has
since been found.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-10-18

the volnme.of business which Is being
zone by cur merchants at present.
MISS Lottie Nought. dressmakcr.
Rooms at Byron CoIrser's oa5
Inc nIne-room two-storv dwelling
OF a. Il. Rickerd is about COMPLETED
ana VIII be ready for occupancy by
Mr.. Rlckerd and family early next
week. The interior of this dwelling is
well arranged for room and conyen-
FENCES and is tastefully finished. Mr..
Rickerd was his own architect in this
instance. and the general arrange.
ment of his dwelling shows excellent
judgment.
j. X. Law, owner of Laws addition
10 Standpoint, came up from spokane
tuesday noon and spent the afternoon
ana all Of Wednesday here looking
after business interests connected
with his addition. He reported hay-
ing made several contracts for the
sale Of lots in his addition while here.
lie also expressed great satisfaction at
the evidence OF growth and prospcri-
ty here.
John O'Hogge, proprietor of TIE
Pend d'Oreille meat market, came
down from Boomers Ferry the first If
the week and spent couple of days
here looking after business interests.
v hen asked about the smallpox scare
reported from B0naefs Ferry. lie re-
piled that SO far as the town proper
was concerned the contagion existed
only in some overweight imaginS-
tionS.
Smoke Flor dc Hamilton cigars. IA
County Physician Wenz and Sheriff
Dyer passed through here Tuesday
morning on their way to Bonners
Ferry, where they were called to in
vestgate sanitary conditions relating
to the smallpox contagion reported
from that section, with a view to es-
tablishing quarantine measures. Be-
ing unacQuainted with the conditions
which have called for their presence,
they were unable to give any particu-
lars.
DR.. Joseph Page of Madison, Kan
sas, brother of DR.. O. +. Page of this
city. arrived here Friday morning
On a visit to his relative and to see the
west. Accompanied by two travelling
companions, employees of the Santa Fe
railroad, whose names we have been
unable to learn, DR.. Page is spending
the week on IA hunting trip in the
Pack river country. He expects to
make an extended trip through the
northwest before returning to lis
eastern home.
The following mafksmen from Bon
mrs Ferry. members of the Rod and
Can club of that place. are in attend
an 70 at the clay pigeon shoot here this
AFTERNOONS: II. Annls, Wa. Hart, S.
c. Henry. George Fry, shorty
Brant and YIN. Ainslie. The local
club has arranged to give grand tall
at the pythian hail this evening in
honor Of the visitors. Good music
will be In attendance and supper will
be served III the Palace hotel. As we
go to press this afternoon it will be
impossible to announce the score at
the shooting contest, but a full re-
port of the same will be given next
week.
Some one working with the night
Shift on the outside at the Humblrd
Lumber Company's MILL few morn
ings ago reported that during the
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-10-18
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEt

LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
pcs and Happening in and About Busy
Standpoint.
nl0ke Flor de Hamilton cigars. "A
II. Butler spent the week looking
r his business interests in Spo-
j.. J. =. Buchanan. the dentist. is
hiding the week visiting relatives
poEane.
We'll made business trip to Spc-
e Tuesday morning, returning
inesday morning.
Or SALE-Order for scholarship
Northwestern Business college Of
kane. Apply at this Office.
RS. S. A. Miller, mother of Mrs. T..
Farmin, is here from Madison,
H.. for a few weeks visit with her
ghter.
rs. G.. d. Miller, sister of Mrs. I il.
Iarmin, arrived from Seattle to-
for brief visit with her rela-
Is here.
d. Gillett returned Tuesday from
lsiness trip TO Harrison. He re-
Is business in all lines tlourishing
hat live numbering town.
BIZ sprains, sWellings. and lamenes S
fe is nothing SO good as Chamber :
Is Pain Balm. Try it. Fer sale
r. Foss, druggist. o
Forge Russell of ManistiQue, Mich,
Eed in the city Thursday morn
and is looking for an opening to
ge in some kind Of business.
Sses Bertha Huey and Eleanor +.
|m, teachers in our public school,
visitors to Spokane and Rath-
b saturday and sunday.
J. Stonestreet was elected to rer-
nt the local lodge Of Odd Fellows
be grand lodge meeting in BofSe
week, but owing to business en-:
ments could not attend.
loke Flor de Hamilton cigars. al
of. Barnes gave an exhibition with
rained animals in tent at the
grounds Thursday evening. The
was quite we'll attended and the
bctions are reported TO have been
factory.
K are authorized to announce that
brney Peter Johnson has been in
rted to act as agent for j. X.
in the sale of lots and other bus
connected with Laws addition
hndpoint.
be home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
fh was gladdened Monday by the
Fal Of a brand new girl. Mother
child are doing nicely, and the
ii father has smile for all who
ICE to meet him.
Blaine of Port Hill, represent
klockmann of the Continental
f was in the city today locking FOR
to build a road from the kootenal
to the mine. II is reported Il at
fcured about - men.
n N you cannot sleep for coughing
hardly necessary that any one
Id tell you that you need lew
Of Chamberlain Cough Rene
allay the irritation of the throat.
make sleep possible. It is good.
it. For sale by c. r. Foss, drug
nte Engineer Ross, who has been
lis vicinity for about 10 days ex-
ping Priest and Pack rivers win
lew to reporting on the applica-
now pending before the state
board. for franchises 10 improve
streams. left Thursday morning
Butte, Oh his way To Boise VIA
Lake.
Thursday we were Informed that
ilpmbird Lumber Company hau
we'd a car of merchandise cach Gay
X days, among which was one car
red meats and lard and one car
llsar. This serves to illustrate
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-10-18

IYAL TENT NO. %. X O. T. NJ
#Njeets Monday evening of each week at
N i. hail. w. +. Whitaker. Com. J. II.
in, K. X.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-10-18
SOCIETY CARDS

h.NET LODGE. NO g.. X. OF p
SNeets Thursday evening OF each
| AT X. of 2. hall. {. X. Foss. G. c.: A.
fanklin. H. of Il. 4 ;.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-10-18

DEPENDENT ORDER ODD Eel LOWS-
k,ndpoint Lodge No. 80. Meets Tuesday
Ing of each week AT X. OF r. Hall. c. +.
NJ Nv. +. Whitaker. X. 5.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-10-18

kpAH HIVE. NO. -. l.. o. r. NJ
Meets Friday evening OF each week at
i. hall. susan f. RicIterd, Com. Della
Biggs. X. X.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-10-18

|pERN WoODMEN Of AMERICA.
Standpoint Camp No. 713l. Meets Satur-
evening of each week at X of y. hail.
Walrad.~V. G.; &. Il. Foss, Clerk.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-10-18
ChurcE, Service.

Church Service.
2. CHURCH MORNING SERVICE AT
cock; evening service s O'Clock. sun
school at 10 IA. N. Epworth League. 80
Prayer meeting Thursday evening al $
elk. j. G. REED. Pastor
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-27
THE PRINTING OF THE PAN-AMER-
ICAN POSTAGE STAMPS IS
ABOUT COMPLETED.

WASHINGTON. March 21-The
bureau of engraving has practically
finished work on the stamps for the
Pan-American exposition. In fact, it
was expected that the last sheet would
be ready for checking today
Stamps were issued for the Colum-
bian and the Omaha eXpOsitions as we'll
as the Buffalo. but it is said that they
We're designed for nothing more or less
than advertisement purposes and while
no advertising can be placed on the
stamps and the law forbids the use Of
stamps for advertising purposes. the
mere fact that the government is sell
ing them accomplishes the purpose
For this reason the words Pan
American does not appear on the new
stamps. which are merely entitled
commemorative series They will be
placed on sale when the exposition
opens and the sale stopped when it
closes. They are printed in two colors
and are said to be finest stamps ever
issued by any country.
Owing to- the great demand for such
series by philatelists the government
always makes quite profit OF their
sale,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-27
DiaZ May 5.
Be Here

Consul Francisco Mallen who only
recently left the Mexican capital
where he held a lengthy conference
with President Diaz, relative to affairs
of stat, seems to think that the chief
executive of the nation to the south is
very anxious to meet President Me-
Kinley and will visit Juarez in May for
that especial purpose if he can arrange
to leave Mexico City and his official
business for limited period
Consul Mallen does not know posi-
lively that President Diaz will avail
himself of the opportunity of meeting
President Mckinley at the center Of
the international bridge and of be-
coming participant of one of the most
unique ceremonials of all history. but
Is of opinion that he will come if 9TH
er circumstances are favorable.
1t is safe to say that when the two
rulers of the two great western repuf-.
lies meet at midstream on the bridge
over the Rio Grande and slasp hands
the picturesque occurrence will be wit
messed by such multitude as never
before assembled at this point and the
incident will be spoken of by historians
of both countries hundreds of years
hence as one of the most remarkable
that ever took place in America
Newspapers all over the United
States are even now publishing almost
daily references to the meetings of the
presidents and the affair has already
attracted such widespread attention
that Ell PaSo has received an unlimited
amount of advertising from this source
alone
The idea for the meeting of the
presidents originated in FL Paso but
the affair has now become one OF ma
tional concern in two countries
However the duty of seeing to it that
President Diaz is induced to visit the
border at the proper time to meet
President Mckinley devolves upon the
citizens of FL Paso. who have already
invited the president of the United
States to stop here on his journey
westward
The committee of the chamber of
which was appointed to in
rite the presidents has not yet heard
rom General DiaZ. but expects to re-
,eive a favorable report in few davs.
t is possible that a committee of citi-
ems from this city will visit the Mex
PRESIDENT to come.
Ell PasO's representative in the state
egislature today introduced bill pro-
-iding that the state of Texas extend
cordial. invitation to President Diaz
Q meet President Mckinley at the bor-
er. 81 49,
1t is probable that the friends of
resident Diaz will urge him to visit,
e this part of the country on the oc-
asion specified.