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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-04

BOAST BEFORE ROAST.
With apologies to Sioux City Journal.
The rooster spoke up in his pride,
That I'm healthy cannot be denied.
l will live many years.
But Il write 1t with tears)
On the twenty-sixth he died.
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Mr.. Chas. Bollen is enjoying visit
from his brother Mr.. Robert Bollen of
Clinton. this week. 1t is five years
since Mr.. Bollen last visited Denison
and he was much pleased with the
many improvements noted.
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ON THE SICK LIST.

ON THE SICK LIST.
Among those whom the grip has been
making decidedly uncomfortable are
Mesdames Rachael Wright, cr,swell
and Young. We are glad to say they
are getting the better of 1t.
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TEACHERS MEETlNeP osTponEp

The committee on teachers meeting
announces that it has been found inn
possible to hold the district teachers
meeting JAM. =, as originally planned,
but it will be held Jan. 18th when an
excellent program will be provided.
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A FEW BARGAINS

CITY PROPERTY-A nine room resi-
dence. with five closets, and two lots
on corner. one block direct west Of
College. House is new and in best Of
repair. Price only $4,000, if taken soon.
"A fine six room house with closets.
pantry;a good barn, corncrib, we'll, etc. !,
and three acres of good land which can
be cut up into lots, in east Denison,
close in, for sale cheap.
Ten lots in Southeast Denison all
in one body for sale at bargain. Any
reasonable offer will be accepted.
FARMs-Ninety-four acresR well inn
proved farm near two good towns. All
snced. AZ acres cultivated. Good house.
barn, granary, corn crib, hog-shed, and
other outer buildings Rented, FOR s.. 25
cash rent. Only $50 per acre if taker
within 30'days.
"A we'll improved 24O acre farm tb
miles from Denison. 1852 per acc
taken soon.
Improved eighty acre farm 81
from Denison. $50 per acre.
Well improved eighty acres 8
from Denison. ten rods to school.
per acre.
5000 acres of improved L
land only about Is miles. from
in good farming community.
towns, at $45 to sos per
payment $500 to $1,000 cash,
5, 10 or Is years at per ce
good farm land.
List your farms and c
with me.
JOHN F
REVIEW OFFICE D
NOTICE TO HUN
We, the undersigned,
Denison township. forbid
and trespassing on our pre-
w. A. Nc
JULIUS
L. G. MIC
AUG. B.
FRANK Az
CHAS. SMITH
So
Girl wanted at the Dormitory..
-LADIEs-I am teaching the late
method of dress cutting. Those wis
ing to learn to use system, please ca
MRS. j. PHI. JONES,
Chestnut ST.. % blocks east OF Hi
School. 1-2t
VIII RENT LAND
When you chm buy two good fl
so acres each, near good te
Crawford. and have 6 years.
cent on nearly the wholeaAnf
can trade q Home in Dauasop
payment thereon Box 43Arit
fa LIT;
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
For SALE-Fine Plymouth Rock
Roosters-l00 to pick from.
81 MAT WIBLIsHAUsER.

Roosters-l00 to pick from.
OIL MAT WIBLIsHAUSER.
Girl wanted at the Dormitory.
FOR SALE.
Young Polled Durham Bulls. Also
some steers and heifers coming two
years old. and few GOOD cows. En-
quire OF James Rollins, one and one-
half miles east of Denison.
FOR SALE.
325 acres. improved, miles from
Dow City. Iowa. An ideal stock farm.
Price S65 per acre. Easy terms Might
take $4,000 good merchandise or GOOD
residence in good town.
N. R. WILDER,
81 Dow City, Iowa.
h WANTED-Young Man from Denison
to prepare for desirable position in
Govt. Mail Service. Salary $500. Rapid
promotion to $500 Splendid opportu-
nifty. Address Box $40, Cedar Rapids,
la. 52-3t
Girl wanted at the Dormitory.
STORM WINDOWS.
Parties desiring storm windows
should place their orders Immediately
with u
JoHw FAsfyE Il
Ladies' Red Plaid Atwood Shawl
lost between this Office and Northwest.
ern depot. Finder please leave at RE
VIEW Office.
FURNITURE AT PRIVATE SALE.
I have some nice pieces of furniture
for sale; also good heating stove.
MRS. THOs. LISTER.
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Girl wanted at the Dormitocy..
VIII RENT LAND

When you chm buy two good fl
so acres each, near 3 good te
Crawford. and have 6 years S
cent on nearly the wholeaanf
can trade q Home in Daplsop
payment thereon Box13Arif
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COURT WORK.

9 oats at johnson
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port.
We have here also ticket printing
concern, still in its infancy, perhaps,
but shipping goods to all parts OF the
United States, and bringing new mon
ey into 'Denison and paying out wages
which would not otherwise be paid.
1t would be we'll for the Commercial
club to give this at least its moral sup
port. Mr.. Fastje has developed great
talent along furniture building lines.
He has received much encouragement
from our people and his work compares
most favorable with any that we have
seen. What we are trying to teach is
not especially for the benefit of the
concerns mentioned, but to point out
that there is more sound Judgment in
supporting the institutions we now
have.than in dreaming of enormous en-
terprises which we know not of.
The poorest part of Denison is It's
business portion. bat upper Broadway
has been largely rebuilt. Main
street shows much improvement, and
in the next few years we believe the
frame store building will have disap-
peared.
The new Balle-Brodersen store which
will be opened this spring, will, we be-
lleve. add largely to Denisons business,
and this not at a loss to other mer.
chants.
Finally. it remains with the good
people of Denison whether the city
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'siir $500 uatb 0enti@Iano.

Deutib amerifaniihe 8eitunaen
ueroen i'm alten Baterlano NIT qrp-
Bent Sntereiie geleien, tpeil iie Iih
frei anslpreben unb bdufig BON oriis
ben mebr Neuiefeiten unb gahrihs
ten bringen. als Die beutIden Bel.
tun9en felbit. Die nsSreie BreIie fir
9eraS" lit 6riiben iiberan, tuDbin iie
aeianot mir6, Elm iebr germ gelebener
Saft uno fann itb riibnen, Nner.
fennung unb @iiroieune au finoen,
tpie aus sablrei9en Briefen an uns,
fopie an Dieienieen, mel1e bas 8latt
an ibre Werwanoten ibiden, berpprs
3ebt. User oaber ieinen 8ermanbten
uno Srennoen cine Sreube erueiien,
ibnen Elm millfummenes @eibenf
MAIDEN min, Der beitelIe fir fie bic
rSreie Breife fir Teras". Das Sns
tereiie fiir Teras, tpie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat unb bic @egenb, NOD bic
Gerpanbten tpubnen, iit in Deutlh.
LAMB iebr lebbaft uno es lit unn1Dg.
li6. in Brinatbriefen cine 10 griin6.
li6e Guftldrung unb 8ei9reibung
oes fremben 2anoes gu geben, uie
oies Die n6reie 8refie" allm6hent.
lid tbut. Sir ben geringen Breis
nOn So nerienben mir pprtDfrei unfer
rei1baltiges WDbenblatt auf elm Sabr
on iraen6 cine Mbreffe i'm Muslanbe.
Die ssreie Yreffe fir Geras pmbI.
GDnfbastia.
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xett ttper so s,anren

ibpn uuroe Wfrs. 8inslom's SpDs
thing 5prup BON WailIipnen bon
Wfnttern beim 8abnen Der &inber
anaemenoet. Wirit Du i'm Shlafe
ourb bas S@reien eines &inoes ges
it6rt, oaH i'm 8abnen lit unb Dor
Shluersen netnt? g8enn 10, laiIe
iuf0rt cine Ftaihe BON ,.Wrs.
@inslows SoDtbina Syrup" hplen.
Sein Bert 1T unbeaablbar. Ga miro
benz tleinen 2eioenoen iDfDrt Hinoes
runa beribaffen. GerlaBt eub Boz
rauf, Wtiitter, es lit tetn 8meifel
hariber. Sc beilt 9iarrbue. regus
liert ben Waeen unb Die 0ieren,
beieitigt Wino 8utif. erueibt ben
@aumen, oerbinoert @ntsinbuna
uno itdrft oos eanae Spitem.
rWrs. Winsloms SoDthina Sprup"
fir aabnenoe &inoer lit ongenebm
i'm @eibmad; oas &ecept itammt
BON einem Der beften meiblihen
Ierste in ben 8er. Staaten. Sc lit
BEL allen Druaaiiten in Der aauaen
Welt su babeu. Breis Is Gents per
sslalhe. &auft nidtS anoeres. ala
W1rs. Binsluns G5opthina Snruu.
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cages Sseuiafetteit.
8 n | q n b.

Die Quarantdnes uno @inman.
oerungafDnuentipn, tpelme Die 5iioli=
ben Staaten am 9. uno 10. Mouem.
ber in Chattanooga abgebalten ba-
ben, bat iib fiir Understandable
iiber oas Quarantdnes @eien unb fiir
6Droerung Der ginmanberung nah
ben fiioltben Staaten ausgeiproHen.
= Sn Council Bluffs, Sa., itarb
elm iunger Wfann Namens 6ermann
8. N0rgaarot, Elm 5biiler Der oprs
tigen 0udihule. an ben gerlebuns
gen. Die er beim ssuBbauipiel erbals
ten bate.
- @egen ben Bunbeslenator Bur=
ton BON aanias ift bic alte Nntlage,
bon Der &ialto @rains & Gecuritp
gDmpanp Beitehuuasaelber anaes
non1men 5u baben, nieoer erbpben
moroen. Die erite Wntlage muBte,
einiaer sfOrmfebler meaen, fallen ae.
lahen meroen.
- Cine Delegation BON Otlabos
maer giirgern iprah beim Brdiioen.
ten Dor uno oieier periprad in ietner
8otfhaft an ben &pngreB 5u empfehs
len. oaB Of(ahoma uno oas Snoia'
ner 9errit0rium ieparate Staater
biloen. Wan beiprah aud bic Bro.
bibitionsfrage uno oas 2on,ite bot,
oieie ssrage ben 8irgern gu unters
breiten, oa oiele am beiten niiBten.
mie oiefelbe nit &idlibt auf bic Sns
oianer aeregelt ueroen ioute. Nei=
ter erluhte oas R0mite um Die grs
nennuna BON Capt. Srant 5rant gum
@Duuerneur, uelbe bet Brdiioeni
oann AUDI antiinotgte.
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ltmrmbtge 9tdd)te.
1ein S1fai, fetne 3ube, fein Sries
ocm ftir Scn Iterenleioen0eu.

Stsiu 5rieoeu fir Den 9eiereslfetoens
ben.
Sdlattrs uno unsufrieoenbeit u0m
Morgett bis gum Mbeno.
Stebt auf nit lahmen &iiden.
&upfmeb plagt i'm Den gan5en 2aq.
Shmersen ft6ren feline &ube bel
Gage uno bel gtadt.
@tDrunseu i'm nrinieren belfen oas
2eiben uerihlimmern.
@ebt auf Die l1riabe los - -beilt bic
Nieren.
Dpan's Nieren.BilIen betuertitel'
ligen bic &ur.
Sic iino 1ur iiir Die geieren ae.
.naft.
6aben eroBe 3uren IN San ans
tonic n0Qaogen.
$. s. 9eitaen, Steinbauer, oer in
SEQ. 207 Trapis Strabo, San Nn.
tonic. Teras. mobnt, iaat: Nie ib
i'm Wai 1903 nitteilte, litt id BON
3eit au Belt an idredlihen 6lden'
ihmer5en unb 6ereniGiiiien, Die iid1
Bel ieber ibnellen S6rperbemesung
etnltelIten. Dies Tam entneoer BON
elmer grtldltung Dber nDm 0eben eis
ner idmeren Yait. SD batte ben
gauaen Tag Shmersen unb iie biel.
ten mid, AUDI mdbreno Der Nabt pDm
Shlafen ab, 10 baB ib am WDrgen
reht uniioe mar. Die gierensNbs
lDnoerungen hatten cine bunfle sSarbe
uno binterlieBen einen Bobeniab.
Vile Weoisinen, Die ib nabm, brad3s
ten mir feline 6iilfe, bis ih Doan's
0ieren@ Yi0en nahm, bic bel Tilber
& Springali unb Der Berar Drug
So. an9eseigt naren. Natb elm paar
D0ien. perlieBen mid bic ShmerSen
uno nit ibnen oas 99adenpeb uno
balo uar ih BON allen Spmptpn1en
oes 3ierenleibens befreit. Die &ur.
Die ib oamals beihrieb. 1T permas
nent unb ib babe furtaefabren, allen
Mierenleioenoen Doan's 9eieren.Bils
len AT empfeblen.
Gum Gertauf bel allen 6daolern.
Breis 80 Gents. Softer Wailburn
Co., Buffalo, Stem gort, aneiniee
Ngenten fiir bic 8ereinigten Staaten.
@rinnert @uh bes Mameus Dean
uno nebrut teine anberen.
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U u uaInnn

Wtarqnts Sto. Der beriibntte la
paailbe Staatsmann. ift in Seoul
Der 9auptitaot 2urea's. einQetrpffen
uno oDrt nit tDniglihen @bren ems
pfangen tpDroen. Ste's Beiuh in
3orea Eat ben 3med. bic gerhdlt=
nifie genau au ftuoieren UNI balm
gmpfehlungen in Besua auf Die tiinf.
tige SteQung 3Drea's au MAIDEN.
Wabribeinlib miro er Elm iapanilbes
Brotettorat empfeblen.
Sn Der ruifilhen Oafenitaot
aronitaot lit Die &ube mieoer beree<
felt. Die Meuterer baben iid erges
ben. Son allen 5eiten treffen Sols
oaten elm uno Die Staot aleiht einem
Selolager. Das Seuer lit eel6idt
ober pielmebr, man bat es ausbrens
men laien. Bebn 0duier8enierte lol=
fen seritDrt iein.
Die nniperiitdten uno 6od,s
idulen in NuBlanb iino anf Befebl
eeS Observation-Disclosures geibfpien
tuoroen.
- @ana unermartet tam eS atn
Sreitag in Der frana6liiben Deputir=
tenfnmnter gu elmer Wtiniitertrilia,
bic aber ourh &nupier's Jeitiateit
nerbinbert puroe. Die &egierung
batte ben Nntrag unterftiibt. oaB Die
aQgenteine Bolitit Der Regieruna be-
iproben tperoe. Der Nntrng uurbe
nDn ben pereinigten geatiDnaliiten
uno SDaialiften Dppuniert uno er
uuroe nibt anaenDtnmen. Dem ans
aemeinen parlamentarilben 8raud
aemdH bdtte oas Wini,t ,terium nun
eigentlib reiignieren tniiiien uno Der
ariegsminiiter 8erteour CAB auda TO-.
fort ieine Ihfiht funo. oab er relia.
nieren meroe. Brenierminiiter Rous
bier ertidrte aber. bas Winiiterium
tonne in oielem Nuaenblid nibt re,
iignieren, oa ourh einen lDlhen
Shritt Die Nnnabme Der Gprlaae,
melfe Die 9r.nnun9 pDn Staat uno
&irde uDlIaieht uno Die nod pom
Senat augenomnaen tperoen mub, aes
fdbroet miiroe. Gu tpirb oenn oas
Wtniiterium nit Iusnabme Ser.
teaur' norldufia nod i'm Nmt bleiben.
= Der Bring BON 8ales uno feline
Srau iino in Der Dit.inoiiben Staot
Bombap eingetroffen uno nit aroBen
5eierlihteiten empfangen tuoroen.
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etnes metner yferoe on3ubieten, oa ib
bsforgie, 0a5 Hetten fDnnte ssYAasn niht
autrG9lih Iein, Sie miiiien I'D nod
f6onen,
rg3ie fOG it5 sSy4neu fir al' SIRE
2tebenatpiroigfeit nonfsn?" nerfeBte
2iebenfteil,.
upaa, mas banter. gs freut mid,
6err &amerob, es freut MID risiig."
n@tsentlih fino MIR ia, fusufaaen,
Nebenbubler seipefen,1 bemerfte Id
9elnb 2iebenftein.
n0m! 50! @eipeien. Sur geipeien.
War etgsntli9 etn Srrtbum, Mib
@npoers 1T famos. .pirtli9 famos,
aber, 9err &amerao, MiB aucp TT
mebr na9 meinem @ei9mad, gfi9t 10
biel-lpie fast man bo9-phtloiopbte,
70 tragif9er Grnit! Mein gott, penn
man ii9 nit ben &erls auf Dem grerz
aierplab mibe seplagt uno gedrgert
bat, oann tpil man ein luItiges gef9t
ieben, laden b0ren unb mitla9en."
sd oarf Sic alIo tpobl f9on be-
sliidtpiini9en ="
uSbun ste es trmerhin. MiB 2uep
bat hereits na9 9aufe sef6rieben; ma,
i'd CLAUDE niht, buB es Sdipierisfeiten
gibt. 6inoerniiIs iperoen senommen
NIT 9urrah!"
Man NOR in Der 8tlla angelangt.
Sn 5alpn empfing Mabel Die 8eIus
der. Die 9egriiBun9 @lodtburns
fdum bea1tenb, f9ritt Iie nit ausGes
fredter 9ano auf 2iebenitein gu.
nWelde greuoe )" Shre Stimme
5itterte unb in ibren Mueen leu6tete es
auf.
@lodt1urn trat raid 5tpii6en 8eibe
unb fi9 Derneigeno fagte er nit erniter
GDrmli9feit: rGeitatten Sic mir, ber=
ebrtes syrGuiein, oab iA Sbnen msiIen
Greuno, Serrn pren1ierleutnant b. 2te@
benitetn porFelle. Damn trat er aue
rid uno fih np9mals perneieeno,
fdlob er: vl1no nun bite i'd I'm Grz
laubnib, Mib 2ucp aufiu9en gu oiirs
fen, tpel9s, pie id slallbe, einige 4ufe
trGse fir mid bat.
rMas fpll bies beoerten," fruste
gan5 bertpirrt Mabel, nadoem Der
2eutnant perFdtpunoen mar.
rTas ioG tebsuten, oab Die 2iebe
iosar 10 md9tig 1T, I'm Sobte pieoer
gum 2e5en 81 erpeden."
Gs CAB Elm langes gr5dblen uao
8eri6ten, unb Oie Gtunoen perrannen,
obne bab sic @liidli9en es mertten.
uMte fam es bod, oab i'd Ot9 se=
pann2" frdote Qtebenitein-
(Shlua fplat).
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gl maetae.

Wapor 8rpau gallaeban bat an
bic 9eute, bic er feline ipeaiellen sseu.
eruehrmdnner uno Buliaiiten nennt,
in ben lebten finf Wonaten nabesu
oreiBiatalieno Dollars ausbeaablt.
Wtit oieier Summe bdtten iid Die 10
n6tiaen SpriBenbauier auf Brolpett.
Siigel. 2aurel . 0eiebts, Soutb.
6eigbts, @onernement 0liael uno
am Weit'Gno erbaueu laiien. Das
@elo lit gum 5eniter binausaeuor.
fen uoroen. @a mar guer @elb,
Sbr Steueraabler Nber es iIt rets
tungslDS peribmunben.
Gin Steuer3ob(er.
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100000 oonfbore a,otteuteu bese,

10000 canfbare Nattenten beseus
gen bic tuunberbare 9eilrpirtung bes ero,
ZEN SdmorrboibenbeiIm ittels ANAkE-
SIS, tuelbes non DR.. S. Silsbee na6b
pielen Sabreu bes Stubinms entoelft mur.
De. Sofortige 9inoernng ber Gualen go
rantiert, unb nblliae 6eilun9 setpdhrleis
ftef, tpenn borihriftsmdBi9 gebraudht.
gu baben in allen renomn nierten Nputbes
ten. Siitet eub nor 9eahabmunsen. 9ie
8peifeler unb 1ngldubiaen m6gen cine
Brobe, bic BON ben 6abrifanten P. Neu-
staedtcr & Co., Box 2416, New York,
fpitenfret an irgeno cine Moreiie auf Ser.
anaen berianbt tpiro, besieben.
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Gpanaeitfc1 IufBertfdfle Sf. sJpban.
ness @trd1e.

gde Guena= unb Sf6-Breia.S .Strase.
SountaqsiduIe: Seben Sunntaa
nm 9 l1br.
@Dttes bienit: Seben Sonutae I'm
10 ubr 80rmittags.
4beno @ottes eseoen
Spnntag um llbr &benos.
Sober 9eutide ift ber5lib tuiGIfommen.
geobnung 314 sii0'preia' StraBe.
>. 6artmnnn. VaiiDr.
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9as Beite aeeen JbeumatlSmus
iit Gimer & Mmenos 8ecept Wu.
1851. Beriibmt gemoroen burG
feline nielen erfolareiben Seiluneen.
Sn allen Nuotheten Al haben.
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,,SUrD ssprmaIim" (egtmer &
StmenS), 1T als antiieptiihes 8abn.
uno Wunomaiier uniibertroffen. IN
allen Np0theten au haben.
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LEO M. ]. DIELMANN,
ARCHIT EXT.
o-~~-~-~-~~-~-~--->-~-----~-
OFFICE. 3O6 ost comrarea CIR
gaalldle SuurtRen smlatmaaeu

mad galifornien. ebenio nab ct.
Souls oia Teras & Bacific : Babn
obne Wehiel. Sbreibt an iraeno
einen 9iGet Wgenten tpeaen oieles
neuen DieniteS Doer an 6. B. Eur.
1er. General BaiiaeiersNaent, Dal'
fa5, Teras.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-01-13

t. e recent municipal elections in Balti-
more city in wards where there were
practically no negro voters many bal
lots were mismarked and REJECTED aud
figures have been given to prove that
in number of lnsta ces the provisions
of The law have worked n greater hard
ship upon Democrats than it has upon
RepubIi, ans. In certain precincts III
Baltimore city it is fact that there
were considerably more Democratic
ballots spoiled than Republican.
"The Sun very wisely calls attention
in its editorial of last week to the unfair
cry If fraud which is SO often INDUCED
IN after .mucratir victory in This
State, and it very justly points out the
fact that this is great injustice to the
whole STATE. 1t might also have eX-
pressed its surprise tiat Southern
journals of what yer olitichl predilec-
ton should have been found ready to
5 und a word of co demnation regard
ing trick hallots without having been
familiar with the ballot law under
which We vote.
1.-The contest of JAG son agains
Smith is an absurdity on its face, and
| if all the facts are wanted regarding
the corruptlng Influences INDUCED in
| by the Republic N party on the Eas-
teru shore the contest will bec m" nh
| object lesson to the country and Will
cause many iair-minded men to realize
| that the time has come when men can
! ~ longer be elevated to positions OF
honor aud trust lhr ugh the corrupt
! influence o, the purchasable vote"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-01-13
SETTLING IN MARYLAND
Farmers Coming From Ne
braska and Other Western
States.

Mr.. Herman Badenhoop, Sec
rotary of the State Bureau of
immigration, has sent out for
publication the following clip
ping from the Columbus, Ne
braska, journal of Wednesday.
December 2Sth. 1904:
"AuguSt Hunterman called at
the Journal office Monday to
have bis address changed from
Leigh, Nebraska, to Cordova,
Md. Mr.. Hunterman and his
family, together with William
Asche, Louis Asche, Chris. Ech
lotzhauer and their families. left
Columbus Monday afternoon for
CordOva, Nd. where they all
have purchased farms and will
make their future homes.
"With the emigration of these
old settlers. who have lived here
from Is to 20 years, Platte County
is losing some of her best German
families. They are all we'll to- do
and highly respected citizens
They are leaving not because they
are tired of Platte County, but
because the Platte County land
has become so valuable that they
decided to sell it and buy cheaper
lands.
Gland at COrdova, which is
about 60 miles from Baltimore.
is valued at from $50 to $50 an
acIe. Mr.. Hunterman bought
hiSfarm several months ago for
$50 an acre. He has since been
offered $40 for it.
"Platte County is already rep
resented at Cordova by Henry
Hunterman, Rudolph Plugge,
Henry Plugge. Henry Quotham
mer. Louis Behrens and Mr..
Heller. The freight went over
the Burlington and Missouri and
the passengers travelled over the
Union Pacific and the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroads, and changed
cars only at Chicago and Balti
more"
Mr.. BadenhoOp states that in
addition to the above parties
from Nebraska, the following
from other States came about
New Year, all settling in the
neighborhood of Cordova: Ernst
Rasp, of Minnesota; Gottfried
Muller, of North Dakota; Henry
Kunze, of Wisconsin; Fred Kun.
mer and G. Fink, of Iowa; Louis
Schieli, of Illinois, and G.
Schieli, of Washington State.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-01-13
Electoral College Sele c is
Roosevelt and Fairbanks.

The members of the Electoral
College met in the capitals of
the various States Monday last,
and cast their votes for President
and Vice President of the United
States. At this writing it looks
as if Roosevelt and Fairbanks
had received the greatest mum Der
of votes, although the friends
of Judge Parker stuck to him
to the last.
Maryland's vote was formally
recorded at Annapolis. The
Electoral College was composed
Of one Republican Charles j.
BOnaparte) and seven Democrats
Former Governor E. L. Jackson,
Elector at-large,) Jno. E. George,
of Queen Anne County; T. Her
bert Shriver, of Carroll; James
King, of Baltimore City, repre-.
senting the Third Congressional
District; DR.. Samuel A. Mudd,
of Charles County, and former
Judge Ferdinand Williams, of
Cumberland. The Democrats
voted for Judge Parker and Mr..
Bonaparte voted for Mr.. Roose
welt.
In addition to casting their
votes for President and Vice
President, the electors adopted a
resolution, introduced by Mr..
Bonaparte, eulogizing the late
Lloyd Lowndes. former Governor
of Maryland, and extending con-
dolence to the former Governors
family.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-01-13
FINE INDUSTRIAL EDITION.

The historical and industrial
edition issued by the CITIZEN,
of Frederick, is one Of the finest
editions of the kind we have
ever seen. 1t is a comprehensive
and Intelligent compilation of
the commercial, social and his
torical life of Frederick and also
contains interesting writeups of
surrounding towns. From a ty-
biographical point of veiw the
edition leaves little room for i'm
provement. The pages are EN-.
bellished with beautiful cuts of
streets, buildings and prominent
men of the city and historical
points of interest for which the
old city and county Frederick il
famous. Much credit for the
work manifested In the edition
is due to Mr.. A. ~ Walker.
the Industrial edition man. The
people of Frederick should feel
proud of it.--HaOerstown Mai,
October gg, 1901.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-01-13

The Frederick CITIZEN has
just issued speciol historical
and industrial edition which is
in every way a credit to the enter
prise of that newspaper. Twenty.
eight pages, printed OIL paper of
fine quality, are filed with inter
esting sketches of the history of
the city and of it's present indus
tries, business houses, prominent
citizens, etc, as we'll as of some
prominent men of the community.
The edition is attractively Illus
trated with scores of excellent
half tone cuts, including a fine
birds eye view of Frederick and
many handsome reproductions of
beautiful scenery about the city.
Altogether, it is an attractive
and valuable paper, and the
NerS extends congratulations to
its contemporaries upon it's pro-
Observation-Disclosures NesoS, OctO.
Der 18TH, 1904.