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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-17
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

j. w. Egan, general superintendent
of the Denver and Rio Grande rail
way, has resigned from that position
to become general superintendent OF
the Colorado and Southern.
In an explosion of gas at Packer
No. colliery, Shenandoah, Pa, Thurs
day two Polish miners were instantly
killed and two others so badly injured
that their lives are despaired of.
The secretary of war has submitted
to congress an estimate for $1,000 fol-
one years lease of tract of land on
the Winnebago reservation for use Of
a rifle range for the soldiers at For1
Crook, Nebraska. E
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Fatal Gasoline Explosion.

Rich Hill, Mo-. jan, 16.-Mrs.
Charles Walker of this city and her
grown daughter were fatally burned
yesterday as result of an explosion
of gasoline, and Charles Walker, the
husband and father was seriously
burned while trying to extinguish the
flames. Mrs. Walker poured some
gasoline into kettle of boiling cloth
ing, believing that it would soften
them and add to the cleanliness of the
clothes. Some OF the gasoline came
in contact with the fire and the ex.
plosion resulted. The daughter, in
trying TO rescue her mother, set her
own clothing ablaze and fell to the
floor, striking a protruding axe helve
receiving a mortal wound.
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BUCK GROVE LETTER

DR.. A. F. Bonney was Manila yisi-
tor Monday.
Clarence O'Meara is here visiting
with his brother, Jim.
John Kepford is preparing to leave
for Ames in two weeks.
A new wind mill is being erected near
the Milwaukee stockyards.
E. Marks shipped car load of cattle
to Chicago Tuesday evening.
F. W. Gigax, of Schleswig, called on
friends and relatives Monday.
Lee Winn and Stegerman and Waite
were Denison callers Monday.
w. C, Johnson, of Charter Oak, Ia,
was business visitor this week.
Will White who has been gone all
summer returned home Tuesday
Pete Greader has been on the sick list
and is somewhat better at present.
Floyd Williams went to Nebraska
where he expects to stay and y ork IN
a lumber yard.
DR.. Evans has force of men putting
another wire through to Arion which
will be used for business only.
John Waite who lives two and half
miles south of town has rented his farm
and will move to Denlson this Spring
The elevator that took fire here Mon
day created quite an excitement. No
other damage done in particular. The
grain is still burning. We are glad to
hear better one will be er -cted this
Spring.
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Major Ham Appointed.

Dubuque Jan. 16.-Major Clifford D.
Ham, son of the late M. M. Ham
for many years editor Of the Herald
received notification yesterday of his
appointment to the position OF pro
vincial treasurer in the Philippine isl
ands. MI. Ham expects to sail mex,
week.
In the kitchen of the Washington
hotel, Kansas City, Thursday, C. e
Poster, a panwasher, shot Gus Glazsr
the third cook, the outcome of quar-
rel. Glazer died on the way to the
hospital Poster was arrested.
The Montana supreme court dis
barred County Attorney F. c. Wood
ward OF Carbon county, who in his ap
plication for a license was charged
with having forged the name of Fox
& Fox, attorneys of Red Lodge, to g
letter of recommendation.
A general Jail delivery was frus
trated at Billings, Mont, by the wife
of Sheriff Hubbard and servant girl
who held the prisoners at bay with q
pistol until help arrived. Walter Cox
wanted at Red Lodge and Sheridan
Wyo, for forgery, escaped.
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DOW CITY HAPPENINGS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Smith, a
daughter, Monday.
s. H. Virgins of our town was a
business caller at Denison Monday.
Mrs Geo Davis after visiting friends
in Omaha returned home Saturday.
Miss Bessie Crandall is working be-
hind the counter at the department
store.
Mrs. DR.. Carr. Mrs Chamberlin and
Butterworth, went to Denison
MSaday
Mr.. Alexander Lawson of North
Grove, shipped two cars of sheep to
Omaha Monday.
Ed Chamberlin and Amos Wetherby,
stockmen of Dow City, each shipped in
a car of cattle from Omaha.
/ Miss Laura Fisher, sister of Mrs. o
j. Judd who has been visiting here for
some time went to Denison, Monday
William Walters, nephew to Jimmy
and Davy Walters, who had been visit
ing for some time in Nebraska returned
on Monday.
Arthur Sanford of Council Bluffs,
now attending college at Ames, visited
his uncle S. P. Sanford of Dow City,
the first of the week,
Miss Clary Frownfelter who has been
dangerously i'll with typod fever, is
reported to be slowly improving Dr.
Norman is in charge of the case
DR.. Norman has bought the place
where Albert Dobie has formerly lived,
and is fitting up the place for an office,
where he will hold forth here after.
Miss kunace Hamptman of Marshall
town, who had been visiting her sister
Mrs. Frank Odell, in Paradise for
some time, returned home Monday.
Mr.. John Griffin one of the fine
a pleasure trip. Mr.. Blanding of our
town is taking care of his stock, in his
absence
7. P. Black our popular Department
store man, went to Chicago. Monday,
on account of the illness of his mother.
While there he is likely to improve the
time to make some purchases for his
already large stock of general merchan-
disc.
Levy Ballengee former Dow City
hoy after Railroading over a good
sha o = h"aska South Dakota,
Wyoming, .ta,'u and Kansas is
visiting ana uewlug Old acquaint-
ances in and about town.
1t looks like Dow City would be p.e
pared to keep cool next summer from
the amount of ice being harvested.
The Stewart Lumber Co.. has filled
their large ice house, containing prob
ably $50 tons, Clair Butterworth and
L D. Smith each have packed one hun
dred tons, and considerable around the
country.
The royal neighbors met for the pur-
pose of installing officers few even
dngs ago, when Mrs. Pete Hallowell
assumed the Office of Oracle; Bertha
Talcott, Vice Oracle: Mrs Jos Bruner
Marshall; Amanda Sharp, Secretary
Ada Hollowell, Receiver; Bessie Langly,
Chancellor. After the installation cere
monies sumptuous feast was spread,
and good time was had generally
such as the Royal Neighbors can enjoy
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Antitrust Bill Not Ready.

Washington, Jan. 16.-The following
statement was given out by the sub
committee of the house judiciary COM
mittee, which is charged with the
preparation of an antitrust bill: 1--WE
have had a conference with the attor-
ney general and we have been inform
ally considering, among other things,
his suggestions, as well as discussing
the general form of the legislation.
No definite action has been taken by
the subcommittee and we shall not be
prepared to report to the full commit
tee before the early part of next
week"
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THE KIRoN CHRONICLE

Chas. S johnson left on Monday for
ness.
August Linman went to Chicago
Monday evening with several cars of
fat cattle
The annual meeting of the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Co, was held at the
hall Monday.
Kirons coal dealers are without coal
and are unable to ascertain when they
can get supply
Mr.. Cyrus Dobson and daughter of
Deloit made GU" town short visit on
Tuesday afternoon
Oscar Olsen a eter an absence of sever
al years surprised his acquaintance
by his arrival last week.
Missionary Lena Hedman will con
dust the services at the Mission church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Edward I johnson returned last Mon
day from his visit with relatives at
Omaha and Newman's Grove Neb.
Our Office was favored with call
from Robinson Bros, Chas Shivers
and T. L. Osteland all from Milford
twp on Monday last.
Missionary Lena Hedman addressed a
large audience at the Mission church
Monday evening in the interest of the
missionary work in China. She has
spent some six years in China being
compelled to flee during the troubles
there.
Captain E Swenson and Lieutenant
,Lundin closed their series Of meetings
at the Mission church last Sunday
evening and babe farwell to their many
new acquaintences here and left for
Sioux City Monday
ANNUAL MEETING.
The stockholders of the kiron Co ),
Operative Mutual Creamery Company
held their annual meeting in the cream
cry building on Monday IL inst. No
exhaustive statement of the years bust.
ness was submitted by the secretary,
and while the general results were not
as good as desired the whole was con-
sidered fairly good business. E E.
Williams, DIR. F. A. Burrows and f. NJ.
Pomeroy of the old board of directors
we're re elected for the ensuing year.
Frank Norelius A. johnson were elect
ed to fill the balance of the new board
The coming year promises brighter
outlook and better results than the
past and we are assured by the officers
that every effort will be made to give
the public good and honest treatment,
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Jersey Justice Is Queer.

Freehold, N. j., Jan. 16.-Dr. Hen
bricks and former Justice Of the Peace
Stanton, convicted Of conspiracy t.
secure the entire estate Of Henry Nj
Bennett wealthy resident of Pitts
burg. were yesterday sentenced to two
years and six months Imprisonment
each. DR.. Hendricks and Stanton wer,
tried with Laura Biggar on the charge
of conspiracy. Miss Biggar was &C
quilted.
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COUNTY RECORDERS REPORT.

l, the undersigned O., M. Criswell
county Recorder of Crawford county,
Iowa do hereby certify and report that
during the quarter year ending Janu-
airy u, 1903 I collected; ss fees for re-
cording instruments of record the sum
of $3.50 40. o. NJ. CRIswELL.
County Recorder
On motion report was accepted.
We the undersigned appointed as a
committee on settlement with o. M
Criswell county recorder find that he
has collected fees for recording instru
ments of record from January 1, 1902
to January 10, 1903 the sum of 1925. IS
and that he has turned over to the
county treasurer the sum of S415. IS and
the balance S1S60.0O was retained by
him as his and his deputy's salary for
the year 1902
JOHN 9h HOLLAND Com.
On motion report was accepted and
committee discharged.
On motion eff ,ial bond of James Nc.
Kim county Recorder was approved.
Board adjourned at 5 D. N. to meet
S tareay January II al 8 a. m.
h. G. SCHROEDER, Chairman.
M. j. COLLINS Auditor
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Girl Accidentally Killed.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Jan. 16.-Alena
Miksch, the thirteen-year-old daughter
of prominent resident of Wellington
township, twenty miles west of Sioux
Falls, was killed last night by the
accidental discharge of gun in the
hands of Cecil English, boy who
recently was adopted into the Miksch
family from the Orphans home
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-17
POLICE DRIVE AWAY HERD.
Indians Turn Out Cattle When Owners
Refuse to Paw Tribal Tax.

'S'1SS ~ ray ii'0at an.
Chickasha, l. T., Jan. 16.-Captain
j. G. West and twenty-six members of
the Indian police department yester-
terday began the work of rounding up
and driving out $4,000 head Of cattle
belonging to Maxwell & Morris and
Mr.. Norton, the principal non-citizen
cattle owners in the Chickasaw nation.
This is the result of their persistent
refusal to pay the tribal tax OF Is
cents head. The cattle will be driven
across the South Canadian river into
Oklahoma. The herd is the largest
in the country. 1t probably will occu-
py the entire efforts of the police sew.
eral days.
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PugiIist in Critical Condition.

San Francisco. Jan. 16.-Clarence
Forbes was knocked out in the sew
enth round last night by frankie Neil.
In the second preliminary Frank Nc
Cornell was knocked out in the four
teenth round by Spider WEIGH. Nc
Cornell was knocked unconscious and
is now in critical condition in a hos
pital. It is thought the base OF his
skull is fractured. WEIGH and his sec.
onds are under arrest.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-17
RYAN Knocks Out stiff.

Kansas City, Jan. 16.-Tommy Ryan,
the middleweight champion, knocked
out Billy Stiff of Chicago in the fourth
round of ten round bout at the Della
ware club last night. Ryan fought
without his usual caution, trying for a
knockout from the start.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-17
Kelly Placed on Trial for Perjury

st. Louis, Jan. 16-The case o!
Charles F. Kelly, former speaker OF
the house Of delegates, who is charged
with perjury in connection with the
Suburban railway franchise deal, was
called in Judge Ryan's division of the
criminal court. A venire of sixty
special jurors from which to select
twelve to serve in the case has been
summoned,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-17
Revenue Revision Up.

Lincoln, Jan. 16.-Reyenue revision
in the legislature came prominently
to the front yesterday and will hold
the boards again today. A number
of important revenue measures were
introduced proposing changes in the
present laws.
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LEGISLATORS to Take Rest

Pierre, S. D., Jan. 16.-Both houses
passed resolutions to adjourn from
Jan. 81 to Jan. 81. The intent is to
take the adjournment Immediately
after voting for United States senator
in joint session at noon of that day,
and most of the members will leave
for their homes on the afternoon train.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-17
Murder in First Deoree,

Storm Lake, Ia, Jan. 16.-The jury
yesterday found Phillips and Brooks
the bank robbers, guilty of murder in
the first degree and fixed the penalty
at life Imprisonment.
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urqe New Currency Law.

Washington, Jan. 16.-H. H. Hanna
of Indiana chairman of the monetary
Payne yesterday conferred with Presi-
dent Roosevelt regarding currency
legislation in congress. The president
expressed himself in favor of legisla-
ton along the lines of the Fowler
kill
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-17

publishing board proceedings were
opened and we're as follows: Denison
Review, Denison Bulletin Crawford
County Observer, Charter Oak Times
Der Demokrat and Denison Zeitung.
On motion the Denison REVIEW and
Denison Bulletin were selected as the
two official papers for the year 1908
On motion the Crawford County Oh.
server was selected as the 3rd official
paper for the wear 1903.
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ONE.WAY COLOMIsT RATES.

Beginning Feb,y 18th and 'ntinuing UNI
til April Both, the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
will sell one-way Colonist Tickets to points in
the Northwest at greatly reduced rates. Fol-
lowing rates will apply to some of the princi-
pal points:
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Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditars

In the District Court of the United States
Tor the Southern District OF Iowa.
- IN Matter OF William Purcell in
| To the creditors of William Purcell @.
benson In the County of Crawford and y
triet aforesaid, a bankrupt
January A. D; 1908. the said William Pu
was duly adjudicated bankrupt; and
the first meeting Of his creditors will be
at my office in Carroll, Iowa, on the r'tI
OF January A. d. 1903 at ten ocloe
forenoon, at which time the said
may attend prove their claims,
| trustee, examine the bankrupt an
meeting.
Dated at Carroll, Iowa, Sth of
WILLIAM r. LEE, Referee in
+. W. HARDING, Attorneyfo'
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COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Proceedings Of the Board Of Supervisors
Of Crawford County, Jan. Session.

Board met in auditors Office Monday
Jan, IL, 1903,
Members all present.
Called to order at q. m.
Minutes of Saturday Jan. 10 were
read and approved.
On motion claims we're allowed as
follows:
l Philips assessing saloons
Ar1on. .......... ....:.........9 w
VIM Knott assessing saloons AS
penwall. ........ ............. 6 90
B 81 Virgins assessing saloons
Dow City. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
A Clauaon assessing saloons
Boyer. w
A Bond assessing saloons Der
lsOn.... $50. .............. w
H E Cooper assessing saloons Ma
LII III " w
On motion official bonds of w Bau-
man Justice of the Peace Denison twp
G W Huntington Justice of the Peace
Union twp, Michl Purcell Constable
Charter Oak twp, A j Bond assesso"
city of Denison, &C Walters town Of
Schleswig were approved.
Board adjourned at IL noon to meet
at p NJ.
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THE FAVORED LAND,

ever
ahead OF it an agricultural way trade farmers and
far beyond the onde hopes laying little
aGdno
realized and each day. already accounus
rne past two have worked along the
up the western portion of the be che WatChWOrds
dd t year ago were Iowa and Minnesota farmers
or were fast coming realization of
being eagerly picked up Missouri Stone conn 80 NJ
pf a ranging 6 no form s. $50 Dakota
per acre me influx OF new set Iowa farmer possible
county continues and ton Of their land at from to
The magniheent crops of the Slope per acre and
the reue the nrovements bere h IN
ers that ths W. ] Anoh balance hold them over
and ;nsted n.y. without work merely
the Slope the front as has done in b
agricultural districts ex- ta 49,; e past I'VE or
wbet d; 9 s NO nara teal methods farming
valley of the North Our bank. would NOT on1 tend h
institutions the the value of the but bring
est and immense profits each year
found anywhere hovsee lucky farmer who
are pushed the extent lal 1avorea
of their resources in handling d Nov 81 1000 ' =,
The above article is editorial the Palladium of Bis
marck N. D., published that paper Nov 21st ~ me-
written by who in central North Dakota go = was
Valley Slope couny ne no
me m tine ~ m offers better chances for
men Good SELL taxes settlers coming in hv the
ess {s sad
OF different denominations and schools that will
rich snd Bes d ae5s The
counties will soon be commanding prices ranging from S2
loo to $50 per 80 ~ ~1'.
DIVERSIFIED FARMLNG-At present prices the first wears
VIII pay tor the land and furnish on
th an or tor further investment FLAX 1902 weld ran
10 10 bushels which equivalent more than that MANY
aonars WHEAT will do it. yield rs TO 40 buhsels
per acre. whlc equivalent than land selling
Oa1o Will do It, yield from bushels per acr
winch equivalent of $1,000 per Other
crops are grown with equal success no
the Hungarian Bronze Y tons per acre. pe
the finest feed in rhe world for all of stock = - ~ =
STOCK RAISLNG-The famous buffalo grass furnishes the most
feed tor cattle and with shelter STOCK can
all winter and are ready for in spring = - - 80
he uel problem which
settlers IN that solved quantities of verv 6ne
Ignite coal are found all through the Missouri VALLEY
not solo oy weight but
oouDle wagon at S1.oo loadJ
SLLMAlE-Second Of noorta;tu
Non Dakota only o-1oo while the entire
country is per $3.50
Farmers stockmen merchants professional men, will all find an
opportunity 70 better their conditions in this deveon
ing section Of the Northwest. - soPs
urther particulars all the Northern pa
cine lands lying between the James Missouri Rivers No
Dakota write to Hackney Boynton Land Mnn
eota or c' their local YOUR town If
eide TO take will be furnished the best Of
Tree livery and locae YOU over the lands
road ae returned actual purchasers Remember tho
are such that the opportunity buy land
acre down. and the balance five with ~
cent interest will not last long $3.50 M Pc
HACKNEY BoYNTON LAND COMPANY
! oo3.II German Life Bldg
St. Paul, MINI.
D. l.. Boynton, Denison, Iowa.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

B ,arG met at p. M. and allowed the
various claims of assessors for attend
assessors meeting and mileage.
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r D. L. Boynton, Denison, Iowa.

utes. - :.
), Treats all urable cases of catarrh,
Nose. Thr at Lungs, and diseases Of
the Eye nd Ear, Stomach, Kidneys.
hheunat em, Blood and kin diseases.
and disorders of the bladder and Fema,e
organs.
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VIM Knott Iowa TWP. SO
John Bayles Nishnabotny twp. 80
Il B johnson Union twp..... 2 9O|
E D Rowland Boyer. 20
WmSchneider East Boyertwp... So
Michl Conway Denison. -. 2 42l
E E Newkirk Paradise twp. 72|
r 81 Sweet Willow twp. ...... 296
Frank Slegal West Side twp. 2 10
George Joruen Milford twp. 49,. 2 60
D Vannier Goodrich twp. ...... 242l
B Glassburner Charter Oak. ). 20
P Lawler jackson. ... 1926
Fred Menltz Hanover. ...... so
A Clauson Stockholm twp. 80. 2 &c
Henry Bendixen Otter Creek
Twp. -. to
Fred Schultz Morgan twp $3.50. 81
j Dorenkamp Soldier twp. ... 40
A Bond Denison town. 2 lO|
II Phillips Ari on. ........... 2 48
B II Virgins Dow City,. 2 96
Dan McGrath Charter Oak. -. IS
c c Walters Schleswig.. so. go
E L johnson Deloit ........ 2 AZ
T Munster Ricketts,. ........ %
AT 0sr1noly e.,
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

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Sexual weakness and nervous
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Wonderful Cures
Perfected in all cases which have been
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Call on or address
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The doctor is in Council Bluffs Office
every Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
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The doctor is in Council Bluffs Office
every Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
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ing Institutions are the Sfr0ng-
est and most prosperous to be
found anywhere, business housee
are pushed to the full extent
of their resources in handIinp

The above article is an editori;
marck, N. D., published in that
written by a man who lived in cent
and one in position to know from
are in the eastern Missouri Vail
section of the Northwest offers ar
limited means, or the man of capt.;
ment, Good sell, sure crops, low
hundreds, best of transportation
roads, Wis: the Milwaukee, the 500
churches of different denominations
make any county develop. Do yor
are at work, will long remain at fro
rich prairie land of Burleigh, Kidd
Mcintosh counties will soon be cor