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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-26
HAPPENINGS OF VAIL,

jim Barrett, of Denison, visited Vail
relatives, Monday.
George Nicholson and daughter, of
Grand junction. were Sunday visitors
in Vail.
C. II. Price, of Clinton, was Vail
visitor over Sunday.
Frank Lewis, of South Omaha. was
a business visitor here Friday.
Miss Blanche Grote and Messrs. Dam
nett and Spottswood, OF West Side,
visited Vail friends. Sunday
Mrs. Harry Jones-P itham, of Charter
Oak, is visiting friends IN Vail and
vicinity.
The Modern Woodmen will give an
Easter ball, April 10th, and have Sc
cured the famous Wright Harp Orches-
ira of Ft Dodge, to furnish the music.
Messrs. Tom Ratchford, Jim Duffy
and Ed B. Fanske visited at Denison,
Sunday. @
Edith Luuey, of Denison, was guest
of Lulu Mcguire last Friday.
Sunday morning a special freight
train coming in from the east broke
and came together again with such
force as to completely .demolish one car
and badly disfigure several others.
The wrecking train soon cleared the
track and traffic was but slightly de.
layed
Mrs. NJ. A: Mcguire was at Omaha
last week looking after spring styles ir
millinery.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-26
he illinois Central and the Pan
American Exposition.

~
z n none Ut the new industries OF the
last decade has there been greater pro-
gress than ia the art of preparing and
managing great expositioes. 1t was of
ten said ate he orld's Fair closed its
sa'es that this country would not see
It's equal in fifty years. That predic-
tion vii be disproged in the present
year OF 1901: for in all but the space oc-
cppler. the Pan-American Exposition
Al Buffalo will excel the great show of
lSA3 This means that more can be
seen in the same length of time at the
TAN. american. with less of the fatigue
aud Weariness that was unavoidable at
the World : Fair. The exhibits will
he as varied. interesting and INSTRUCT
i've as st is possible. to make them; and
W me matter OF entertaintnens feat
urn-, the Buffalo show win Surpass all
former expostiohs.
An ARTISTIC booklet. OF sixteen pages,
i1heautifully & Illustrated, and giving a
!rnncise;aescription Of What this great
l@Xpo-itinn is to be. tsyiil he mailed free
~ FABRICATION to the undersigned.
h. Illinni, Central * s-renar,.l to
handle a Very large business to Buffalo
~, season. and is in a pos ;tior TO offer
tlasu"rassed service 10 the Ess position
City The excursion rates have not
| been announced as yet, but SO soon as
4 \ tt'Ns;t are. all thOseSw have sent for q
fcopNof the Exposition Booklet will be
! promptly notified j. T.. MERRY
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent,
e p 8 80 dubuque, Iowa
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-26
THEY. ALWAYS BUY. !
Hendrick and Rand Coming Here to
/. 81 b BIZ, Horses. and Mules.

Hendrick and Rand the Kansas City
norsse buyers anneurce that they will
oe at Laub's Barn on Saturday. March
3Ufto buNhpe. horses sferg the, eastern
market ssIhlsN a'a> ssgud, prices 4o,
uorses from 94laE8 yeaEs Ui.q. weighing
from lCOO 10 1870 pounds. Horses
should be SounG. fat. Lave 2ood hhIr,
and he Wei pf:nen "a bl.t'ta Top pi..,.-.
Mules etnhi,i he f,f.'i. } 40 SPEARS olG.
weigh 100 Y" l3on p.nrd-. should have
quaiit., suo%siiafi. I'll anu we'll broke
TO harness Farmer lead in your lest
fat hors,.s ard n,ulv'- ana .Nt,hr ll:sh-
est market p.'re. ,ibi- trim ma,
nonght here before ana ba>t establish
ed Il tirstcla-- rtl,utat!'i. foi fair deal
my. Thes ai.";y> buy
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-26
A WORTHY: SUCCESSOR.
Something New Under
The Sua."

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-26
ARION NEWS. LETTER

s.f . L = y = s.
Dave Kepford was an Oak visitor
Friday last.
Milo Kelley removed to South Da-
kOta Saturday where he will try his.
hand at farming. Mrs. Kelley will
follow on Monday ~ s,
Dr. Coon arrived home from Chicago
on Wednesday end Mrs. Coon returned
from her Nebraska trip Thursday.
w. w. Coon and Miss Helen, we're
Dow City visitors Thursday.
o NJ Underhill spent Thursday
with his parents.
Vim. Wigg is visiting his brother,
the popular agent of the Central.
L. "A. Golf expects to return to Mon
tana one week from Tuesday, and we
understand that his daughter, Mrs. A.
A. Lambert and children and C. S
Butler and his children will return
with him.
Miss Nettie Green went to Council
Bluffs on Mondav where she will re-
main for about five months.
Chas. Schesser is home from the
Philippines where he has served his
country for the past year. He says
Iowa is good enough for him.
Ed Green of Dow City, was bust
ness caller Thursday.
Claude Reynor has purchased the
pdray business from Tom Howlette.
Sylvia Evans departed for Lincoln
Nebraska on Saturday where she will
attend the State University.
E. o. Widdoes came home from Chi
cago Saturday. He will travel on the
road hereafter.
w. S. McVey has neat sign painted
on the east end of his place OF business.
He expects to get out the first lumber
of his paper, the "Arion Anchor" next
week.
Chicken thieves got in their work on
Mrs. Hoffman's chickens last week.
Clyde came to town on Saturday and
found some 40 chickens which he ident-
fled as his mothers property and took
them home.
Louis Love will make visit to his
old home in Michigan the last of the
week.
Prof. John Bagge Of Denison, was in
town Saturday.
Sheriff Bell was looking up business
lin town Friday.
Mrs. Hartley is quite i'll at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. G N. Copeland
Miss Cora Jones was in town over
Sunday and assisted in the choir.
p. Bells has moved into the Bolton
house.
School began on Monday Miss
Hayes was retained in the lower room
while the upper room is presided over
tby a young gentleman whose name we
have not learned.
%. J Butler, our school director
succeeded in getting the salary of thu
teacher in the upper room in the Ariol
school raised $500 month.
Election passed off quietly with thu
following result: For councilmen. A
"a Conrad and w. B. Evans: assessor
Jef. Philips. The vote was close as al
the candidates were good men.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-26
MANILA NEWS NOTES.

& s. r
Miss Anna Heicksen of Aspinwall,
is the guest of ID. P. Robertson and
family this week.
Miss Angie Stewart came down from
Charter Oak and spent. Sunday atthe
parental home.
Mrs. Hersom has been enjoying a
visit from her mother the past week.
f Mr. Thorpe returned from his ex-
tended visit to New York last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Henry Schade was an Aspin-
wall visitor Thursday.
Mr.. Westbrook transacted business
in Clinton Saturday
Miss Pearl Umphery of Irwin. has
been the guest of her sister, Ida. dur
ing the past week. asE
Theo. Kuhl of Denison, was on our
streets Friday.
John Sueffen, who was accidently
shot by his brother last Tuesday. died
Saturday morning at Omaha. where he
was taken to have an operation per-
formed and the remains were brought
to this place Saturday evening. The
funeral services were held Monday
afternoon at the home>of his sister,
Mrs. iompkins.
Miss Edna Stewart came home from
Denison Saturday where she had been
visiting her sister during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wellsvisited friends
in Defiance Saturday,.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-26
Having a Run OH Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.

Between the hours of eleven o'clock
am. and closing time at night on Jan.
25th, 1901, A.F.Clark. druggist, Glade
Springs. Va, sold twelve bottles of Cham
berlin's Cough Remedy. He says, II
mover handled a medicine thatsold bet
ter or gave better satisfaction to my Gus
toners This Remedy has been in gen
eral use in Virginia for many years,
and the people there are we'll acquaint-
ed with its excellent qualities. Macy
of them have testified to the remark
able cures which it has effected. When
you need a good, reliable medicine for a
cough or cold, or attact of the grip, use
Chamberlain g Cough Remedy and you
are certain to be more than pleased
with the quick cure which it affords.
For sale by G. f. Cassaday. Broadway
Pharmacy.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-26
NEWS ABOUT DELoIT.

Jess McAnren and Sheriff Bell were
in Deloit, Saturday.
David Galland, youngest son of Mr.,
and Mrs. B. f. Galland, who lives near
Mallard, Iowa, came down Saturday for
visit with relatives.
The city election was held in the jail
building Monday, and resulted as fol-
lows: n. T. CLANCY, mayor; J. N.
Turner, clerk; e Scot McKim. treas
urer: ]. A., Halberg, j. L. Miller, coun-i
cilmen: E. L. Johnson, assessor.
John Newcom shipped one load of
hogs and four loads of cattle, Saturday.
G. Whey also shipped one load of cat
tie the same day. Lincke boys shipped
two car loads of cattle, Sunday. Hogs
were marketed in Deloit, Saturday, at
$3.50 per hundred.
Henry ,Kreger teaches in Arion this
spring. Il
Deloit schools begin second Monday
in April, (April Sth).
Elder James Baker preached at the
I'D. S. church, Saturday night and
Sunday morning and evening.
Carl Whey moved into A. G. Myers
building. Friday.
Enos Lentz moved to the Carl Winev
farm.
u. Mason will have sale. Tues
day, and will move his family into the
tIIentz building next week. rg
Mr.. and Mrs E. E. Clauson were in
town, Tuesday morning.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Raynard, of Denison
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Guy Tranter, Thursday and Friday O.
last week
Mud, and plenty OF it nowa-day.
Burglars broke into the Hunt store
taking seventeen boxes of cigars OF
| the evening of March 9Th. The How
ard building was entered on March II
the thieves taking merchandise. and OF
March 2lst the two Gepots and saloon
were entered and taking what none
they could find. This makes five rob
berries in two weeks A reward o
4 $500 is offered for the arrest of tn
! guilty parties.
! Relatives celebrated James McKir
and B. II. Beamans birthdays last Fri
day. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. lame
McKim at dinner and pleasant Tim
was had.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-26
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
THE MONROE DOCTRINE STRENGTHENED

One Of the results of the PanAmercan Congress now
in session in the City Mexico will be the strengthening
Of the Monroe Doctrine which doctrine has been forced
by the United States the world in spite OF the lack
Of sympathy action the part of the South American
countries which countries the doctrine benefits as much
Or more than it does this The chairman Of the delegation
from the United States the Hon H G. Davis was afforded
an occasion for making speech on Saturday which was
happy and well timed. The delegate from Colombia Cen
era Reyes spoke in high praise Of the United States and
made the suggestion that the chairman Of the delegation
from the United States be made permanent president Of
the Pan-American Congress While the compliment con
tanned in the suggestion viii be appreciated by the people
Of the United States they not anxious for more than
their share Of honor and though our republic by reason
Of size and influence may be entitled to take the lead
in PanAmerican movements it should excite any sus-
picion Of its motives by much aggressyeness Reaz.
Ing this Mr. Davis thanked the delegate from Colombia
and declined the honor offered him as the representative
Of the United States In doing So he took occasion to
say that the delegates from the United states did net
desire place of prominence So much as the increase Of
the general feeling Of aiy and good VIII among the ma
tons Of the continent thar the country they represented
not seeking for territory but stood for the Mon.
rec Doctrine which declared for the territorial integrity
of all the American republics AID for the preservation Of
their commercial rights and liberties
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
PUBLIC SANITATION AT HAVANA.

The sanitary reclamation and redemption Of Havana
under the direction Of the Military Government
is surprising and benefcent feature of the transition
period in Cuban administration From pest hole to be
dreaded Havana has transformed within less than
three years into veritable health The death
rate in the city which in September 1898 1912 per
thousand Of population had been reduced in September
1901, 1864 per thousand for Sep
TENDER 1851 per thousand; Paris 1885, Berlin, 2426
New York 275 Washington's death for the month
ended September II 1888; that of New Orleans
August 1925 Hull, England with population about
equal to that of Havana, shows death Of 1856
Equally striking is the record of the campaign of
the chief sanitary officer Havana against yellow fever
During eleven years past shown by official records
the smallest number deaths from this disease during
the months when it is epdemc-frOm April to October
in each year-was thirtysx, in 1899 In 1897, yellow
fever claimed $50 victims the average eleven years up
to April last being 297 deaths. During six months up
October last there but five deaths from yellow
fever in the Cuban metropolis
The marked advance in sanitary conditions has been
made without the aid of and effective system
of sewerage improved streets better supply The
cy's highways have simply been kept by unrem
ting work scientific distinction has been vigorously ap
piled and by the hundreds have been employed kill
of mosquitoes which convey the bacilis yellow fever
It has been hard work. honest work. and the military
mnisration the city may fairly plume upon the
success its efforts desperate and discouraging
conditions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
IS The RoER WAR ovER2

No, the Boer war is not over nor is the hope Of a
survival of the Transvaal Republic vain one Kitchener
full year since pOmpously proclaimed that the effort
to crush the Beers had crowned with success and
that peace would speedily follow But the hero of Egypt
underestmates the staying qualities of those sturdy de-
scendant of the Dutch whose blood is up not only but
who viii never realize that they whipped This South
african being ungheous one on the part Of Great
Britain the battle has to the strong in numbers
but to the strong in the right Every victory gained by the
Beers inspires them to greater effort while defeats fail
70 discourage them The fight is no longer confined to
the territory Of the Beers The bughers are continuously
rushing the British possessions In the mean
time as the disastrous months drag along the British
exchequer is and depleted the British war
Office and more discouraged and the British tax
payer more and disguised The truth is as admitted
by Sir Michael Hicks bankruptcy is staring the English
in the the murmur of popular dis,
approval Of the unhoy unjusabe war prove louder
and louder; meanwhile the sympathy Of the whole world
IS with the Beers in their struggle for liberty
Lord Kitchener has had to regret to report" again
only this time he has changed the old dction to- 81 have
just heard he has just heard is nothing favorable
to the British The Beers gained another decisive
victory twenty miles northwest of Bethel near Braken-
laage Eastern Transvaa and the British losses were
very heavy. Besides many officers killed and wounded
the engagement deprived the English forces Of one Of
their most efficient commanders Colonel Benson Eng
land i'll afford to lose any of the few able military men
in her service It interesting to know when this
bloody tale Of British disasters and reverses will
to an end. It looks as though the British will be
compelled to act upon General Buffers advice to White
at adysmh make the best terms with the Beers possible
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07

nations. Now everybody ought to know, and God
surely knows the Beers are remarkably pious people
They not only believe in prayer but they are as people
prayer. Taking in number and their
poverty considered prayerfu Boer has gained some
wonderful victories his powerful invader His
cesse have been singular and marked indeed the
hand Of the Ruler Of All being laid upon the pre-
sumpous British His grace, the Archbishop Of York
having got facts draws the conclusion
Almighty favorng this little band Of Beers because Of
its piety So he comes forward with suggestion for a
national day of humiliation prayer the end Of
British in South Africa. the first place have
little faith in book prayers such the established church
Of England only indulge prayer must only be the
sincere desire of the heart in faith.
The question is: British people up face
Of their nexcuabe invasion Of the Transvaal and of all
the crimes the British army committed there against
humanity and ask God give them the victory? Would
not such prayer be shocngly hypocritical? this
tmeserving archbishop hope through superiority
numbers to the Almighty into changing His intent?
We suggest his pompous grace it would
to the point and press more acceptable God should
the English people get down their bones and
plead for change of heart upon the part Chamber
lain and the rest Of that wicked contingent who lust
for empire sail half the world pierce the
Of Continent where they have REDEEMED
the earth with the blood Of their innocent victims and
left only signs tears and despair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
HOW BILLIONS ARE TAXED.

is thought by well informed British newspapers that
the income in the United Kingdom will probably be
made about ~ cent next year The increase from
the already high rate viii be due to South African
expenses.
IN the British Isles incomes which are considered big
enough be taxable range low $500 500
year Above that limit everything resident Of the
try receives from any source subject the
actions Of the government People Of modest station
who hardly any property compelled to divide
their incomes with the national treasury.
A tax of ~ per cent incomes that a man
$1,000 year would have pay s75 of his salary wages
TO the government On $4,000 the would be less
than $3.50 a year, which than taxes in
and repairs nice home worth Sc 600 sS00O
in average American city. The British income tax
takes from whose income is only about SO day
almost months pay every year. deDrives him Of
money enough to buy all of his clothing pay three
four months rent.
The marvel is not that emigration from Great Brit
ain to the United States has lately tended to increase
somewhat but that it is greater than been
Such taxation would spoil any country a place Of
residence for good many ambitious men.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
AND WI TUNG FANG MUST GO.

The old oblque-eyed Dowager who rules the SUM- and
moon and stars and people to boot than any other
crowned or crowned head on this terrestrial layout
got her old caback the fact that her minister to
the United States permitted the to leak out that he
is no Chinese dummy but ambassador Of brains oual
lied to represent any Of the enlightened peoples
Another thing WI did which is objectionable to his home
court He made himself popular with both the people
and officials Of the United States Unfortunately the Chi
nese cannot appreciate that minister is all the better
able to serve China because Of being on good terms
with the officials at Washington and with the people Of
the United States. Were to make himself dslked bv
everybody at the national capital would not increase
one whit his usefulness China but rather would tend
to have contrary effect.
The orientas whose counsels prevail in the imperial
circles Of China have peculiar ideas Of political mat
ters in this country and will have to lose WI Ting
Fang. That is China's misfortune than it is ours
much as we would like to have this blunt but intelligent
able and knd-hearted gentleman stay among US