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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
TODAY IN ST. LOUIS.


. Fr1r1 The Republic. oct. IL IsTs. 4
= The Italian Benevolent or Fra 4
= tlIlaza society celebrated the an 4
9 uivcrSary Of tho discovery Of 4
o America by Christopher Columbus 4
. a parade was followed by n ball and 4
9 festival. the committees in charge 4
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= SIoscoui. J. T.. Cuucn and 6. Solsri- .
& At meeting In tho Polytechnic Z
. building. the Missouri Amateur {
3 Press Association was organized.
Q The officers were T. W. Beauhien.
o CUG Rogers, =. T. Er"rEar. J. L. =
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O Jackson. Z. l.. Ellis uud W II.
g Bradbury.
Q ". s. Read or Gc"dson < Co.
. commission merchants. and John p Z
. Bauer wcat To- Arizona TO engage
. iH silver mirilE-
. \ soirec vas given ~ the homo %
. the Misses LudJrs, 40. 25gI Olive
& street.
. Members o. the Royal O'FasicaI {
. Club gave q Marty IN honor OF the Z
. birthday ~ Miss Mamie T. Suln-
q van. No. 2-li Wash street. Z
. Ri--'s "Eyaugclire' opened an en- I
= Eaccmcut at the Grand opera I
. house
O Miss Eugcuil Byruc's singing 1T
9 ST Ninccut's Church was much Z
. praised in music circles. Q
9 Miss Alicc Lansdeu was selected 4
. as O principal soloist Tor the Har- Z
& monte Society concert
o The suit OF John a. Dunn against
. George q. Miller for the ownership Z
. oE the baseball park went To trial
o The handsome silver cup presented
g ty Tcny Faust 10 tho Rowing As
. sociatiOn was won by the Modoc 4
. club. Tic victorious crew was
8 composed OF John cummings, T..
s Weilhcimor. J. Stumpf. William I
6 Keller. Henry Assmau. Holmes.
. Kruutzen. SaIymau and J. \. St I
& John.
. Knights Of Pythiss went 20 Hol- :
{ den 10 attend the meeting OF the 4
8 Missouri Grand Lodge. Among the 4
6 local delegates were Daniel J. I
Z Furk ". r Rudolph Charles 4
6 Lieher, sam \. Lowe and ". ?. 4
. Bentiy. I
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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

IlOU
Upon his return TO Washington says the ST. Louis
Globe-Democrat, President Roos svelt invited John
Mitchell to be his first guest at luncheon Guess he
won't lose the labor vote after al" Not 81 the labor
Is cheap the Globe-Deraocat seems 10 think
to be bought for luncheon 70. one.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

The victims Of the slump in stocks will appre-
ciate the general principle that when a man loses
money he finds out who are his friends
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
POEMS WORTH KNOWING.
ASPIRATIONS OF YOUTH.

BN JAMES MONTGOMERY.
ITIB N'n'Sen.7 poetry. 7H-r
They chiefly r-rus--rr
the subject 5c fs-,ua Maeaulsy
reprinted james 'rou,
principal paea
below fort HONE" which
DIS I3us eHttlsd The GnEi@E-
HIGHER. higher will We climb
IN the mDlus Of glory.
That names live through time
In rrautry's story;
Happy when her welfare calls.
lie who cougUcrs. he who falls.
Deeper. deeper let us toll.
In the mines knowledge.
Natures wealth ani Lcaruiug's srol
Win from school and college:
Doive there for richer gems
Than the dadcms.
Onward. onward may press
Through path duty:
Virtue is true happiness.
ENcelleuce beauty:
Minis ~ celestial birth
Make &c then a heaven Of Garth.
Closer. let as knit
Hearts and hands together.
Where hrcsidc comforts sit
the widest weather.
q. they wander wide who
For the Joys q life from
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
shcrt storr writer AdIudr.a 1n.ane.

9H"'' ''"NS HEi'eE uJ""Nc INV.
Chicago. Oct I2--Mrs. Kate n. Clsary
OF this city. writer OF novels and short
stories. was adjudssd insane by a jury
I'm judge Carter's court to-day and or
Ggrcd placed In an asylum The use cf
drugs. 20 which she became addicted
through the administering Cf morphine
while suffering from fever in 1894. Il Is
said. unbalanced her mind
Children will take Piso's Cure without
objection. because its taste is pleasant.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

Some restaurateurs think thst coffee consists q
heat and 4 very brown brown taste.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
In n General sense.
Oe,rcIt T1bun,

Even with sixteen lswyers jim Tfuian can hope to
prove only that Il L Nc crime to HI aa editor,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
Ci-ouIatioaD DuringSe

S%@C GA~S% SSO.4
Y. E Carr Business Manager OF The St. Louis Re
public, being duly says that number
ot fuIl complete copies OF the Daily and Sunday
Republic printed during the OF September lg05,
ali in regular editions was as Per schedule below:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14
Telephone Kills Sociability

Some way things in this world never
seem to shape up just right. 1t was
supposed the rural telephone line would
add so largely to the sum of rural hap
piness as to make life on the farm one
continual round of pleasure. but here
comes Tama county farmer with the
statment that it is serious bar to
sociability among country neighbors.
He says that the visiting so much en-
joyed between neighbors and relatives
on Sundays and Off days is now largely
cut out by few jerky sentences over
the wire.-Spirit Lake Beacon. We
have heard the same statement made
here in Denison, that people see less of
each other since they can attend to so
much by using the telephone, but we
have yet to hear of any having the
phone removed on that account.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14

Mr.. Joseph Scott who returned last
week from a winters visit in England
was accompanied by his nephew Mr..
Nicholas Scott will remain in Denison
following his trade, that OF carpenter.
Joe tells us that he had fine visit at
his old home in Middleton Durham Co.
He had not been back for nineteen
ye: . IT said he found the chief
chang* not in the town but in the
people as many familiar faces were
gone. He said he would like to live
in England again if he were rich but
would hate to thave to earn his living
there, as carpenters get but from s1.00
to 81 so per day and the cost of the
necessities of life is higherthe than
here, American goods are seen Oh
every hand and are popular with the
people. The Denisou party composed
of Mr. and Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Fullick and
Mr.. Nicholas Scott report having had
very rough return voyage, being II
days from Liverpool to New York.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14
POSTAL WIRES TO PACIFIC.
Western Unions Competitor to Buiit
Line From Omaha to Frisco.

Western Unions Competitor to Build
Line From Omaha to Frisco.
Omaha, March 13.-Announcemen
was made by the Postal Telegraph
company that construction work will
begin in few weeks on main trunk
telegraph line from Omaha straight
through to San Francisco. 1t Is to be
connecting link of a cable and tete.
graph system that will span the globe
The new line will connect here with
heavy through lines from Chicago and
New York and on the west with the
Pacific cable now being laid between
San francisco and the Philippines
and China. The OmahaSan Franasco
extension will cost close to $500, GOO
and be finished within the next year
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14

Swift & Co. of Kansas City and
Omaha have decided to establish an
extensive packing plant In the north
west. The location has not yet been
decided upon, but it is stated that
Seattle or Portland will be selected.
The fishing and sealing schooner
George w. Prescott of Victoria was
capsized and completely wrecked thir-
ty miles off the Columbia river. One
member of the crew. an Indian was
lost. The entire crew had narrow
escape from death
The Buffalo express on the Lake
Erie road was wrecked near Mahon-
ingtown, Pa. Thursday by the split
ting of a rail which daro;i-a ~ e an
'F1lle ru1nIng at high rate~of speed.
A score or more of passengers were
hurt none Of them seriously.
b. A. Bates and G. H. Stems, al
legged to have swindled farmers of the
west and northwest to the extent of
$4,000, were arrested at Chicago
Thursday. They are said to have re-
ceived carloads of produce to sell on
commission and to have appropriated
the proceeds.
Remorse and fear over the belief
that he had killed a playmate named
Laura Wainwright by hitting her
with stone, caused Warren Eleming,
aged nine, of Beileville, Ill.,. to shoot
himself through the heart after as
certaining from his eleven-year-old
sister on which side his heart was
located.
A. G. Parker. chief of division in
the dead letter office, has been sus.
pended from Office on charges of Dor
rowing money from subordinates.
Mayor Wells is planning to give a
representative banquet of the city OF
st. Louis in honor of the return of
President D. r. Francis of the World 8
fair company.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14

It's now time for tn Wishy an
washy to publish an articul frum uts
speshul correspondent that "ut ez
stated on good authority en- adminstra-
tiv' circl's that there es no GOODNESS
betune Cummics an the Prisdint on
TIL ice QUESTION. Thet tn both av thin
occupied tn same cake endurin tn last
CELEBRATION av tn Foorth. I" Edutorya-
ly tn w an w states. 'Undher tn
circumtanses tbs folly to continyoo tn
discussion. Twill be cold day whin
ice ez harvistid en- Angus an ez this is
all tn ice min are continuing fir why
cannot all unite? Sic semper vulgaris. !"
lis now up to Hyjenus av tn Parlur
Swaper, he SEE. "our istamed an
condimedlcontimrary tn w an w at
timpts to throw light on tn ice QUESTION
en- uts usyul, graceful and idyotic
sthyle. Ut's wan av tn rooles av golf,
in persoot av which sporrut we hev
lust twisted in knee pants, nivir t.
take y'r tea firm tn soscer. We en-
state that durin tn racint convint1on
we ramimbr av shakin hans wild His
Xlency on tn ice quest'n, on which
momentyous occasyon tn both av us
took it cracked wild lemon"
"Thus does this risin' son av Cork
Bring JOY to iviry field
An lettus bed and cabbige patch
Their puissant praises yield
Hyjenus
ut remains now fir tn Bargain Daily
to illuminyate tn field av thought wild
a splash av rid ink loike an autum sun
sit. Ut reads across tn page-"Ice
Min To Pick On Cummins, Wild an
Axe, Below. sthill in red. ut sez wild q
boorder roun ut.
EN- ROOT t. WASHINGTON
Col and Major Ginr'l Leviticu-
Juvens, Cubyan Spy an Sicond assist
ant Hero av San Wan en- roote to in
tervu his cmrad en- arms tn Pris-
dint, wires the bargain daily (Which
carries more advertizn matther than
amy other papr this side av Hades.)
'Th' raysult av my approchin' intervu
wild tn Prisdint will be swapin de-
immigration av the Iowa ice idear. The
Prisdint will deny tn w & W cake av
ice sthory en- bloc an ut will be sthated
wild authority that tn cabinet will con-
tinyoo tn use ay ice ez long es tn
mint holds out Tn excitement is at
white heat whin the Statesman,
Joornyalist takes pin in hand an SEE,
seq he. "Ut ez our Lot to be silent.
This is hot toun tn yere roun an tn
icemen are FORCED to get in their
crop between foor an foive en- the
mornin's win large porshun av tn
populashun goes to bed. Howlver. we
rasint tn attimpt av the Cummins
forces to compill tn harvestin' en-
Angus, we hev always favored Jooly as
the mos favrible month. En- this con-
nexion ut giv's US great plesur to
sthate tibet we are lookin' forward tc
a new congressman firm this districk
in tn near future. Ez tn editor av u
Northin Lights HANDY Z. !. -, -. q.
would s-e-~-- sno0 come aV' MS lrens
! make tn usyul list to see if his Cum
minsphopia is entoirely oncurable.
This is sed with the highes esteem an
admirashun for our fren Asbestos, may
he live long en- tn Retirement av his
greatness.
By this tonne ut's got roun to Dad
Simpkins av tn Scratchville Sthar
wanst more an tn merry war goes on,
This Iowa icear is a great thing FIR tn
papers"
"Oh' said the Kansan.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14
Notice Of Meeting OF the Independent
District Of DenisOn.

Notice is hereby given to the qualifid
electors of the independent district of
Denison in the township of Denison,
County of Crawford, State of Iowa,
that the annual meeting of said Dis
trict will be held at the City Hall in
Denison, Iowa, on the second Monday
in March, 1903 same being March 8, at
/ o'clock p. m. and closing o'clock p.
m.
That director will be elected for
the term of three (3) years to succeed
g. Y. Nicholson and one for a term
of three (3) years to succeed j. B. Ro-
mans.
The meeting will be opened for the
transaction Of such business as may
legally come before it, and the board
will ask two hundred dollars ($200.00)
for Library funds and twenty-five
hundred dollars, (250O.0O) for school
house funds to be voted at the city of
Denison.
Dated this Goth day of Feby. 1903
GEO. A. RICHARDSON, Sec'y.
21-2t sat
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14
Lest We Forget.

1t appears that Willie Hearst is seek
ing the democratic nomination for
president in earnest and has sent
emissaries into Iowa to place this state
in line. Who would have thought il
of the man who two years ago was look
ed upon as indirectly responsible for
the murder of the lamented McKinly
Can man so soon recover such rep
utation.-Cedar Rapids Republican.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14
Missouri Cutting Into Banks.

Columbia Mo-, March 13.-The Mis-
souri, river is cutting into the banks
near Wilton. The katy" tracks are
in danger of being washed into the
stream. The river has cut the bank
back to within few feet of the tracks
and has destroyed many acres of fine
bottom land. The town of Harrisburg,
with a population of 300. is threatened.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14

BY typographical error the Repub-
lican city caucus cali in our last issue
read Wednesday Mich. 18th, whereas
it should have read Wed. Mch. 18th,
The democratic caucus will be held ON
the following night at the City Hall.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14
Saturday, March Z 1909

o N " Payne and wife to Henry schos-
Siei.... ........... ............. S111no M
'onn ana Ann Alexander to O W "
Al SNYDER - !, w -; $4,000 90
VIM isemin ffar ond nu S1 hemp..... 7S5sIOO
wife "a w. ~ 'oplnson and ksssse Il
Arson Gh,,s Io, nouse; ...:... 2400 90
Harder. - ~ e'er
Helrs OF q. II. A. Davis to Jacob sarr 7soH nv NV
juniper y Slater and wife to Wilhelm ~
Johannes Peel, -, -. $500 90
Lizzie Nc Kanna o I 1ns oJohn searl 1000 90
and wife, Kate and John :McGrans >----
1Matthew and Mary Fitzsinery Anna
Gand George Donlevy to Herman =
"n 'i"n. ..................:....... 1o7so 90
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14

An editor out west printed an item
which stated that "the man that was
hugging the hired girl had better stop
or his name would be published" In
a few days twenty-five citizens paid up
their subscription and told the editor
to pay no attention to foolish stories
going around
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14
Notice Of Referees Sale.

aBy virtue of an ordero of sale directed 70 tho
Undersigned referees, fran the clerk Of the
oas1rlct court OF Iowa, in and for Crawford
t tS my on decree obtained in said court on
ba., ON Jay OF March 1903, in favor of Eliza
l De1n q annah Platt as plalntiff and against
hegluald Platt ct al, defendants, for the mar.
~: .l1lon OF the real estate named and described
II, M the said plaintiffs petition, we will on the
, .oen day OF April. 1903. offer for sale to the
n mig bidder the following described real
RIoct eo,wl.; Lots four O. and five (5 in
Ilon TO the town of Vail, Crawford county.
IOWA; said sale to take place in front of the
court mousse door in Denison, Iowa, at the
noor or one o'clock p. NJ, of said day when
the undersigned. So ~
Dated at Denison, Iowa, March 6. 1879
eoNNEh LALLY, M. E. JONES,
A11 y TOT FlalntlH. j. p. JONES,
Gu. KEMMING,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14

During the last two weeks, four Iowa
women huve been on trial for murder.
ing their husbands, and still the old
bachelors are being urged to marry
Red Oak Express.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14
Saws Wood.

The hen is the rust-buster of the
moment, but you never hear her crow
over it,-Red Oak Express.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14
An Odious Comparison.

We do not blame the Bulletin for
thinking that comparisons are odious.
In replying to the Review figures the
Bulletin practically pleads guilty as
charged when it confesses that the
twice-a.week issue of the Bulletin con.
tanned but four inches more of home
matter then the Reviews three times
a-week paper. This average main
tanned would prove the Review con-
tention that it gives 30 per cent more
home matter each week than does its
contemporary. The Bulletin blows
about its late news service. In it's
issue of Thursday March 5, printed
Thursday night and circulated through
the county on March 9th. 1t printed
as Latest Neaps the following:
Cincinnati Fire'-This fire occurred
Feb. 26.
''Iowa Butter Contest" Also occur
ed Feb. 20.
"China Situation Serious ''-Same
item in 6ailies dated Feb. %, and was
published in the Review of Feb. 26,
just one week before the Bulletins
Latest Ne,os got in its work.
"The furnishing Finns"-'See Dahl
les of Feb. 1872
The Bulletin also gives market re-
port, this is the heading.
ssrr7G LIVE STOCK MARKET
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14

''There was moderate run of cattle
in the yards. AS is apt to be the case
toward the end of the week the demand
was not quite as brisk etc." This Lat-
est Neaos concerning the market was
word for word as printed in the Omaha
Bee, on Feb. % and gave the market
of Feb. q. What could be more mis-
leading to the stock raiser than mar.
ket purporting to give the latest prices
and in reality giving the figures of a
week before. The Bulletin will please
explain why it is misleading the farm
ers
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14
A Dress Pattern Free

Commencing next Monday morning at 8
clock we commence our Semi Annual
Clearance Sale Of Wool Dress Goods and
Waistings. The goods are all marked the
original price in plain figures and will be
sold at that price, butyou will receive alb
solutely free as many yds. Of another piece
you select that does not exceed in price
the one bought. You get as many yds. free
as you buy. The Dress Goods are there
in almost all colors including black and
prices range from l0c. yd. to $3.50 Sale
lasts all week unless goods sold sooner.
Boon hand early Mon Tho noun
day and have first pick Ill Buys.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14

Young married man and his wife
would like employment on farm.
would like extra house if possible.
Address Johannes Reeh for further
information. 3O.1t*
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14

The coal famine is charged with 344
deaths in Chicago's board of health re-
port for January.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14

The car of Russia has issued a
decree providing for freedom of re.
hgion throughout his dominions, es-
tablishing to some degree local self
government, and making other con-
cessions TO the village laws.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-14
HARTLEY PARDON IRREGULAR.
Correct Sea of the State Not Affixed.
Revenue Debate is On.

Revenue DEBATE Is On.
Lincoln, March 13.-Weborg of
Thurston introduced in the house a
resolution providing for an investiga-
ton of the circumstances surrounding
the pardon of ex-State Treasurer Bart
ley by former Governor Savage, with
view of determining whether or not
the pardon was legal. He wanted this
task assigned to the BARLEY investi-
cation committee already at work,
but on motion of Kennedy at Douglas,
member of that committee the reso-
luton was referred to the Judiciary
commltLee. IN speaking of the reso-
luton afterward. Weborg said he had
heard so much question as to the le-
gality of Bartley's pardon that he
deemed 1t wise to have the matter in
vestigated. Secretary of State Marsh
says the correct seal of the state was
not affixed.
The revenue bill occasioned hot de-
bate in the house. The provisions for
railroad taxation were taken up and
| several amendments offered One was
adopted to exempt from local taxation
any railroad wholly within single
county. The stock and bond method
Of fixing the value of railroad prop
erty was debated at length. but no
action taken.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-12-30
Slick Duck, But Can't Slide.

Another Denton has srri we'd and
gone. A man claiming to be minis
ter of the gospel stopped at James
Hardin's one night last week. While
be was undressing pack of cards
slipped out of his pocket and fell on
the floor. He said some mean boy
must have put them in his pocket
he turned and landed them In the
fire bat David Hardin who was stand
ing near by, said ne had better keep
them as it would save him 25 cents for
another package the next day. At
any rate he picked them up again and
next day he slipped of without say
ing good bye or THANK you. This Is a
plan he has taken up to beat his way
through the world. He also had a
bible and song book with him but
didn't use either. Ee is a slick duck
but can't slide. Happy Hollow cor.
Hancock Clarion.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-12-30

WHISKY FIGHT.

Hardinsburg, Ky, Dec 29-(Spe-
cial) I'm the county court last Mon
day an order was entered directing
the sheriff of the county to hold an
election in the Stephensport voting
precinct, for the purpose of taxing
the sense Of the legal vo' ers upon the
proposition, whether or not spirituous
vinous or malt liquors shall be sold or
bartered in the SAID voting precinct
The order directs the election to be
held on Monday, the TIN day of next
March
In the county court Monday the
application of L ID Addison to sell
liquor by the quart was refused
penang the local option election to
be held in the Stephensport voting
precinct
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-12-30
Chelf'S Election Contested.

James Montgomery, Of Elizabeth
town, filed suit ia the Hardin county
circuit court last week contesting the
election of Judge Weed s. Chelf as
Circuit Judge of the Ninth judicial
district The plaintiff alleges that the
primary election nominating Chelf
was illegal because the committee that
called the primary and the officers OF
the election were not sworn in, that
the primary was held eighteen months
before the election, and that men I'M
der twenty-one years of age were
allowed to vote. He alleges that the
committee would not permit his nam {
to go on the ballot because he refused
to pay part of the estimated cost,
which was greater than the actual
cost. He also alleges that Chelf was
not the Democratic nominee, and
that votes were counted Tor him be-
cause they were cast under the Demo
cratic device. -
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-12-30
Five $1,000 Christmas Gifts.

Irvington, KY, Dec. 29.-(Special.
MIR. and Mrs. John L. Henry enter
tain ed their children and grand-child-
rem on Christmas day Covers were laid
for twenty-six Mr.. and Mrs Dave
Henry, Jr, came from Chattanooga.
Tenn, to attend the Christmas re-un-
ion and partake of the good cheer that
always prevails In this home Mr.
aud Mrs Henry presented their five
children with check of one thousand
dollavs each and their grand children
S. a piece.