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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-21

wing lines;
He suffered bravely. fingered long. then
Beloved and mourned by all.
And would to God. that he had been the
last
To yield the life. where with our land was
blest.
But no, another had to swell the band
OF martyrs from our land
The name Mckinley, loved, revered by all
Enshrined within the hearts of great and
small.
Upon the page of bloody records traced
Can never be enaced.
His life shines out in lustrous, glorious
And cen in death, he speaks to us with
might.
A christians life, and beautiful his death
List, with his dying breath
He family whispers, Nearer God to
THY will be done" and oh, could we but
see,
The beauty of his faith in God above,
Hisp atience and his love.
Columbia. nation of the free and brave;
In mourning deep we find thee at the
grave,
Where in peace. these noble sons of thine,
And love almost devine.
In brightly minored in each crystal tear
That flows for those who were to thee most
dear.
But yet remember, twas our Fathers will.
And listen: Peace, be Still"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-21
Sale Of Embroidery and Laces

The manner in which our embroidery
and lace departments maintain their hold
on the people and steadily increase that
prestige is attributable to the fact that we
constantly aim to give, and as a matter of
tact do give, the best values in the county.
Special Lace Bargain
We show the most complete line of washable laces
IN Crawford county-it is but natural that 'sLace
Headquarters" should do so-ots of new patterns in
torchon aces with insertions to match in fine. me-
dunn and heavy qualities special sale this week
in two lots SC per yard sc per yard
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-21


% half dozen lots of napkins, in
fine bleached Irish linen, good
size and of nice quality,
six for. .33c
Half dozen lots, in best grade
hotel napkins, 2ox2o size,
six for. .44c
81 yds Belfast cream table da-
mask which cost more to import
than we ask, per yd. .29c
SS yds Belfast full bleached pure
linen Irish satin damask, o3-in.
wide, this week, per yd. .46c
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-21
Mems Wear

special drive in Mems neckwear, splendid assortment
OF latest shaped ecks and stylish four hands made from i'm
ported silks and satins desirable patterns ties
that heretofore sold at far higher prices choice
this week. .......... osc
Mems Numbered coored Shirts made from good quality
shlrtg front and back with pair detachable cuffs
to match large assortment of patterns down for
quick clearance to ............ ........... o5c
COIOred and Black Dress Goods
Whpcords and granite sungs quality all-wool
fabrlcs 3S-inch wide black and coors, this week. per
JAM sue
Venetian CLOTH exceptionally good quality, strict
a-wool, coors and black, special offering yard TIC
VELVET VALUES-Colored velvet "a exceptionally
good quality made to be sold for great deal money
also full line of velveeens, this week. per yard SOC
ART NEEDLENORk
Best quality Shetland floss, per lib of skens 9Oc
Pink Battenberg patterns including pieces doyes
lunch cloths, collar and tie ends, each &c
Best quality all linen Batenberg rings per l8c
battenberg braid, 80 yards for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25c
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-21

at special clearing sale prices,
ters' landing cost.
4 dozen hemmed huck towels,
pure bleached Irish inen, good
size-this weeks unloading
price, each. .12c
}6o-yds bleached fancy bordered
silver toweling, made from Irish
flax, at just Importation cost
yard ..7ac
$50 yds extra heavy bleached
huck toweling, best Irish brown
kitchen crash; Barnsley make,
round thread roller toweling, fine
damask or wide checked
glass toweling, per yd lie
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-21
Fine Wash Goods for Spring

We showing decidedly creations washable
fabrics and complete stock of aplesnever before have
had shelves this time of better larger and
certainly never lowest
Seersucker ginghams in fancy sheer fabric
patterns and staple stripes also tiste
choice dress gnghams goods exclusive styles yd 1870
pretty Styles per yaro. Lace Leno and fine dmties,
Zephyr and corded gnghams in choice designs yd 15e
ooooi extra me coh choc- At I8c, and show
shirt waist and dress styles an Of lace
also woe extra me lawns IN Leno mercerzed silks zephyrs,
ngh ana dark eolofs lOc tissues madras dmites and
Zephyr musllns, very choice number of others
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-21
A decisive Linen clearance

Towels toweng and napkins special clearing sale price
surplus numbers at less than importers landing cost.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-21
Fur Clearing

The best time in the eutire year to buy
turs, as prices are positively lowest and
enable you to realize big saving.
Women's storm collars, in electric
seal, astrachan, Siberian marten. 1895
Women's Siberian marten tab front
storm collars 1000
Women's real marten collarettes, 10
and I2-in. deep. ...... 1880
Women's real marten cluster scarfs. 500
Women's MORE astrachan capes, big
sweep. ........ 1875
Women's English seal coats bx front 1875
Women's near seal coats, marten
collar and lapels .......:3 375
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-21
Skirts

Womens walking skirts, strictly all
wool oxford materials, latest shape 2.95
Women's dress skirts, in cheviots,
homespuns, Venetian cloths and
other materials. ............. 1876
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-21
" tits Memor4 9row5 Precious
T
H 5fs tke Gears Roll 84. 5

In issue Of the Review appeared Of
sitting Uncle Sam is studying the face Actuaed BY cartoon
Mi. Chas Sundstrum penned the following lines;
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-21
Long Coats

Stylish ulsters, automobiles and other
fashionable long coats and full lengths,
best materials, as follows:
Long Coats, reduced from II. 50 to- $500
Long coats reduced from 1900 to-. 1900
Long coats, reduced from $500 and
20. 50 to-. ...... .............. 1900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21

Carrara Paint Is the best paint ror
house, barn or fence. For interior or
exterior work it has no equal. 1t IS
smoother, covers more SURFACE. brighteas
and preserves colors. is used on wood.
iron, tin. brick, stone or tile and never
cracks, peels. blisters OF cllalks. 1t does
not fade. 1t outlasts the best white lead
or any mixed paint and 1t covers so much
more surface to the gallon that It is
cheaper in first cost than so-called cheap
paints.
Carrara Paint has stood the test OF
time and the rigid test OF men. Many
Of the greet railway systems use Cara
IA paint because It covers more surface
lasts longer. has g. better gloss, can be
washed without staining and IS not af-
fected by smoke. gas or dust and dirt
The Chicago Telephone Company and the
Central Union Telephone Company use
Carrara Paint on the poles because after
a rigid test it was found that no other
paint, not even the best white lead and
pure oil can compare with 1t in lasting
foot of surface. The roof OF the great
Field Museum. Chicago, covering seven
acres of ground, is painted with Carrara
Paint. This was done after the most rigid
Carrara Paint was more than twice Rs
good in lasting quality tnaH. any other
paint produced. The exclusive. aristo-
cratic Kenwood Club. Chicago. is paint
ed with Carrara Paint because it is the
handsomest in glossy, rich finish and the
best preservative of wood ever known
Instead Of painting every year with white
lead. this handsome structure is now
painted every five years with Carrara. The
Kellogg Switchboard Company uses Car
rara Paint: because no other paint except
Carrara will stand the moisture and out
door exposure and protect and preserve
cables The stately Wellington Hotel,
Chicago. is painted with Carrara because
It has the richest appearance and Is SUI
per!or In all the points of a good paint.
One Of the monster mall-order houses or
Chicago, Is painted with Carrara Paint
because 1t is best Last year they or
dered their building washed. Under the
Chicago SCOT, was and dirt OF two years
accumulation was coat of Carrara Paint
that when washed slisteaed bright new.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
STREET-CAR MANS FAMILY
Organization Here Adopts insurance
PIan-Eenefciares Would Get $500.

PIan-Beneficiar Would Get $500.
The AnlaIgamated Association OF Street
Railway Employees. No. l52. which means.
when interpreted, the motormen and cons
cuctors of Richmond. Manchester and
Petersburg. have decided to have an NJ
sIrance department in connection Win
the association.
The discussion of this scheme occupied
much of the time of the meeting Friday
evening. AS finally evolved. the plan is
this That upon the death of any Mem
Der of the association. each SURVIVING
member shall pay an assessment OF 81.
There are moro than 500 members OF the
Association and hence the oenettciaries
would receive an amount from this
source alone equal TO the number OF
members. But each members heirs are
entitled to 500 from the National Asso-
cation upon the members death and 80
this runs the ttal amount up beyond $50.
Tha men ara much pleased with the
adoption OF such feature IN their or
ganiza zion ard feel that their families
are quite well provided for in the event
of their death.
The association already has a sick ben
eft fund This is So week and is paid
out OF the treasury OF the association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
THE FANCIERS' EXHIBIT
General Plans Discussed at the Recent
Observation-Disclosures Bright.

A largely attended and highly enshusi-
astic meeting of the Virginia Pigeon
Poultry and Pet Stock Association was
held Thursday evening at No. 51l West
Broad Street. when the general plans
for the coming big show were Thoroughly
discussed.
New members were admitted and many
topics of interest TO fanciers gone INTO.
The members are highly elated over sae
prospects Of the coming show ana tHe
great number of valuable special pre-
miunls already offered are in themselves
inducements enough to draw iaL5s
number of entries. Besides these TUE
cash prizes will be the largest ever %
feerd in this State or as large as any -
the big northern shows
The dog fanciers are also hlSI4s .:
terested at the prospects of the bench
show, and many inquiries from d
lance comes on every mail Inc ma.
agement of the coming show are exert
ing every effort to make this the psst
bench show ever held In the SOUTH.
For any particulars. address the ou-
nerintendent, r. c. Brauer, Box. -E. ..
Frank jenkins, secretary. No. Oh "est
Broad Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
BRUNSWICK BITS.
'armers Running Race Against the
Frost-Gane Plentiful.
Special Dispatch to The Times.l

Law VA. Sept. 20
The farmers are very busy in this section
cutting and curing tobacco and pulling
fodder. the last few cool nights having
put them in a hurry for fear of frost.
The corn crop will be better than was
thought sometime since, that wliacn was
planted late being greatly benefited ty
the rains recently.
Deer hunting is the order Of the day
now, but UP to this time very few have
been killed. Several years ago they We're
very numerous around here. but seem to
have migrated to some other section.
Wild turkeys and partridges are plenti-
full
MI Robert Turnbull. 5r.. who has re-
sided in Mexico for sometime. is here on
a visit to his parents.
Mr.. E. E. Willis. agent of the Southern
Hallway here. has resigned his position
to accept one with a wholesale shoe
house of Richmond.
Rev r. Atwell Tucker, Of the Baptist
Church, who has been spending some
time in the mountains for his health,
has returned much improved.
MIR. Walter H. Turnbull. of New Bed
ford. Mass. who has been spending some
time with his parents mere. expects 10
leave in few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
RICHMOND ELKS
Annex Viii Be Ready Next Month-Se-
cret Societies.


Richmond Lodge Of Elks will meet in
business session next Wednesday night.
A number Of candidates for election will
come up.
The secretary is completing new
directory Of the lodge, which will be
ready in a short while.
The annex is almost ready for dedi-
cation, and will probably be ready in
time to secure the attendance OF the
Grand Lodge officers, when they go to
Bedford City next month TO dedicate the
National Home at that place.
Mr.. E. NJ. Johnson, supreme chancellor
of the United Nioderns, who has been in
the city for two or three days. left yes
terday morning for Washington.
While here Mr.. Johnson presented Mr..
D. w. Thayer, department manager OF
the eastern jurisdiction, a beautiful set
of graphic charts. illustrative of the
plans of the United Moderns.
These charts are valuable and are en-
tirely unique in character and will prove
to all who see them the claims Of the
order.
I mere We're great rallies last Thursday
nlght OF Mccarthy Council at Lee Camp
fall; shockoe Council. at Masonic Tenn
PIE, ana Henr1co Council, at Nelson's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
OYSTERMEN ORGANIZE
Form League for Protection Against
lIIega, Renting.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times,

Especial Dispatch TO The T!mes.}
CHTNcoTEAGUE. VA, Sept. 9th.
meeting of the Oyster and Clam League
on Wednesday was an important one.
After adoption of the constitution and
bylaws, the Following officers wers
elected: President. Robert I. MARSHALL:
'vlce-Presidene, Sidney R Davis. Secrs-
tary. r. C.. Davis: and Treasurer. VIM.
L. Watson
The standing committee of three. as
provided for in the constitution. was de-
rerred until the next meeting o. the
league next Monday night and il Is PROB
able that DR.. J. W. Eowdoin. PRESIDENT OF
the state Board OF Fisheries. Will ba
present and make an address.
All OF the oysterrnen are looking for
ward TO this meeting with profound tn
terest. as they now have permanent
organization to protect all labortn4
oysrermen in their natural privileges, and
guard against encroachn>ents upon their
rights by those who seek to rent natural
rocks In violation OF law as explained by
the charts now In their possession
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21

of

White lead would have corroded. mixed
paints would have blistered and peeled
or Carrarst was as good as new and so
did not need repainting.
The Cincinnati Southern Railway after
a careful test extending over a period OF
many months have decided TO use only
line because Carrara Paint is the oesc
protection against all kinds OF weather
and is not affected by sun, wind or rain.
Trans Continental railroads use Carrara
Paint for their depots, buildings and
bridges on the hot sandy plains ana on
snowy mountain peaks and always with
the same result. It looks better from
first 70 last, never fades and it outwears
all other paints. It ls equally suitable
FOX the interior or exterior of Stable
home. factory or laboratory, among chem
cellars or in Its wonderful rich tinting
Of innumerable colors to decorate the tn
terror of the rich mans mansion.
zp 5Ps PAINT are the san3e
R.: c. II. & D. r. R.: Pennsylvania r.
r.; Pullman Palace Car Co: Western
Electric Co.; The c.. A. 6 c. r. r.; Cen
trail r. r. of Georgia.
From railroad box car to elegantly fur
pished general offices OF the great rail-
ways; from race track fences and stables
to fancy clubhouse: from plain brick
walls and stone fences to tin roofs and
Interior finish of stately hotels: from
country barn or hay shed or cheap out
building to farm residence, suburban
home or luxurious city residence. Carrara
IS used because il lasts longer. never
fades. never cracks. never blisters never
peels, covers more surface than the high
est priced paints and costs less than
the cheap mixed paints that injure in
stead of protect. There is but one Car
rara It IS made by the Carrara Pain,
. Agency General Offices 500 Carrara Build
Ing. Cincinnati. O., and anyone having
a house to paint should send for 30 sam
pie colors free of this great paint that
has stood the most rigid tests for years
and bear in mind that 1t IS the only
paint ever manufactured that ts backed
by positive guarantee In every case.
Write to-day and save hale your paint
bills IN the future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
DIR, HAWTHORNE'S DISCOVERY
OF ANCESTORS InDISCRETION
William Hawthorne. of Salem, Mass, Condemned One
Hundred and Fifty-nne Witches to Be Burned
Before Their Time


Dr.. J. 3. Hawthorne OF this city. one
Of tho ablest and best known Baptist
dIvtnes in the South recently made a
startling discovery-thar one Of his Puri
tao ancestors prosecuted the witches Of
Salem, and not only SO. but as Judge
OF the court before which they had their
trial. condemned more than $50 to death.
Or. Hawthorne was in Boston q short
time ago and took a run TO Salem to
see the relics of that remarkable period
OF Americas history, near 164l. when
one hundred and fifty women We're exc
cuted for the practice of the black art.
1t is we'll to know that some years ago,
when DR.. Hawt1lorne's family were pre-
pairing their family tree. it was learned
that their ancestors did not como to
Jamestown, as was thought but We're
Puritans, and had come to Plymouth
Rock some years after the arrival Of the
MayfioWer.
While at Salem on his recent visit in
the company Of some erucite and lite
rary friends he was deeply Interested
in the many relics of the punishment Of
witchcraft. The very house In which
the witches We're confined was shown
him, and the graves of the 15S executed
witches We're modest green mounds be-
fore him. They were all commenting on
the remarkable circumstance OF such
depths OF superstitution SO close to the
up-top civilization Of the present day.
DR.. Hawthorne accorded congratulaton
to himself that none Of his ancestors
had been guilty of this crime against
intelligence and good order.
Don't you talk too fast" said mem
Der of the party. Come with me to
Boston tomorrow and we'll see what we
can see"
Tho next day they went to the mag
nificent public library which Boston is
Justly SO proud OF and looked UP the lists
Of the people who We're identified with
the Salem proceedings.
LeI William Hawthorne's name led all
the rest He was prosecutor of the
witches at first and SO well did he per-
form this service and so severe his ar
ralgnment that he became immensely
popular. He was made Judge, and had
tho honor OF presiding over the court
which condemned the $50 This William
Hawthorne was Great-grandfather Of
Nathaniel Hawthorne. the author, who
exhausted a vocabulary rich In words
Of abuse in adherence and condemnation
OF the persecution Of the witches. and
DR.. Hawthorne. of this city. who Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21

Hall, Fulton. All of the above councils
held big meetings. Shoclzoe initiated six
new candidates and several applications
We're presented. Special Deputy Grand
Regent Harry Kemp was present and
was received with lodge honors. He
gave a very interesting talk on the state
Of the order. having just returned from
the Office Of Supreme Secretary w. Q.
Robson. In Boston. Mass. Mr.. Kemp was
listened to with Il great amount of plea
sure, and the members showed much in
terest in his remarks. He will visit other
councils when he will give an account
Of his trip to the Supreme Secretary's
OnlCe in due course.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
WASHINGTON COUNTY
The Democrats in the Ascendancv ..
Wyrdale Precinct.
Especial Dispa tch to The Times

ABINGDON. VA, September 2o.-The
first registration for Washington COUNTY
ended last evening at Wyndale Precinct
resulting in the registration of eighty
four votes, Of which thirty-hve are 4.e-
publicans and forty-nine Democrats. Only
some four or five were colored. Shakes
vile Precinct having been cut off re-
Gently from Wyndale, no comparison can
be made until the latter registra ton can
be completed next week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
Sent on for Forgery.
(snecial Dispatch to The Times

Especial Dispatch to The Tmes.)
NORFOLK, VA. September 20-1n the
Police Court this morning J. N. Rand,
alias DeCamp. was held for the Corpo-
ration Court on q charge Of forgery. In
July last Rand attempted to cash a
forged draft for $500 at the Norfolk
National Bank. He escaped and was
hesrd from in Richmond and Baltimore,
where he worked the same game.
Rand was arrested IN Baltimore by the
authorities of that city and delivered 30
the Norfolk police.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21

The Trilby will leave Byrd Street Sta
ton as usual this morning at $3.50 for
Norfolk. Ocean View and Virginia Beach.
There Is no change Of cars between
Richmond, Norfolk and Virinia Beach.
Returning, leaves Ocean View at T.
NJ. Virginia Beach at $50 P. NJ. Nor
ecIk at IT'S P. NJ, arriving at Richmond
at 10 P. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21

champion Of religious liberty, is unques-
tonably a. lineal descendant.
Two thoughts take shape in DR.. Haw-
thorne's mind. One is. that it is a wise
descendant who knows his own ancestor,
what manner Of man he was" and the
other: The iniqutties of the father shall
be visited upon the children to the third
and fourth generation"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
Rohhed a Store.

The police are looking for thieves VINO VINO
hro,.e into ". E. Jones grocery store,
No. 1900 West Leigh Street, at.es ~
o'clock last night and about 50 worth
of stock carried away
Entrance was effected through the
front door. by means of holes bored with
al large auger.
Canned goods. cigars and tobacco we're
carried of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
NEWS OPP RAILROADS

Superintendent Barger of the Seaboard
Here-A. G. /. to Take Of Trains.
Superintendent Barger, of the Second
Division OF the Seaboard Air Line, whose
resignation goes into effect October lst
WIGS in the city yesterday en- route 20 his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
ISLE OF WIGHT SCHOOLS
Teachers Appointed and Schools Lo'
Gated in Hardy District,

TERGUssoN.s W rARF. VA, Septem-
Der 2o-The School Board for Hardy Dis
t,ict. Isle of Wight county. met at the
Courthouse Thursday. The following
schools were loca.ed and teachers ap-
pointed:
School No. /, Munford's Crossing-N1iss
Daisy Traylor. teacher.
School No. 2. Birdsong 's-NIiss Annie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21

L. Whitehead, teacher.
School No. 5, Mill Swamp-NIiss Mamie
v Broadus
School No. 4. sycamore Lawn-N1iss
Lillian Jordan.
School No. 5. Bethel-No appointment.
School &c. L. Stalling's-Miss Sallie P.
Ward.
School No. I. Bay view-No appoint
nent
School No. s, webb.s--A1iss Maude
Chapman.
School No 9, Camet-No appointment.
School No. 10, Shot Harbor-No appoint
mellt.
School No. II. Britt's Avenue-N1iss
Pearl Davis.
School No. 70. Popes Avenue-Miss LII
Ian NJ Jordan.
School No. 3d. Vellines-No appoint
mcnt.
School No. II, Hall's-No appointment
School No. Is Moonlight-Nliss 8. Eddie
Eagwel1.
School No 10, Halls crossing-a1iss
Ruth Chapman.
School no. IT, Mt. Holly-No appoint
nent.
School No. 10, Antioch-Mr. I. H. ".
Bridger.
School No. 10. Days Neck-No appoint
nlent.
The colored school located and teachers
appointed were:
School No. l. Niblett's N1ill-No appoint
nent.
School No. 2, Holloway's-Amanda
Bailey.
School No. g. Ianlaker's-C. H Jordan.
School No. 4. Baiiey's-Lelner v, Hall.
School No. 5. Mount Sinai-No appoint
mont.
School No. s. Union Bethel-Lelia A.
Elunt.
sc:,ool No. Z, Ling Neck-Augusta
Booth
School No. 5, Gwaltney'z-Maggie NJ.
Jordan.
School No. 9, Fergusson's wharf-No
appointment.
School No. 10, Beals-1rena Davis.
School No. H. Trumptown-ArabelI
TTnes.
The other appointments will be made
next court day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21

The Rev. W. S. Campbell returned last
night from Culpeper. where he attended
the meeting of the Chesapeake Prsbytery,
and made an address in the interest Of
the Bible Society work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21

Dr.. Derieux has returned to the city
and will preach at both services at Ven
able-Street Church to-day.