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The Forrest City times., 1905-12-22
Water Cure for ConstIpation.

Half pint of hot water taken half an hour before breakfast will usually keep the bowels regular. Harsh Ca thartics should be avoided. When a purgative is needed. take Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are mild and gentle in their action. For Sale by ] T Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-22
Notice to Stockholders.

The regular annual meeting Of the stock holders of the Forrest Ciiv Ice X Power Com pany W III he held af the ofice of the Compsuy ' on Monday, December Is 1905, for he pur- pose Gf electIng the board Of directors for the eneulng year and 10 transact such other busi- ness as may come before said meeting.
 |. NJ. ?OLHAMIUs. Secretary. November r.. 1905.
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-22
Cure for Sore NlnnIes

As soon as the child is done nursing apply Chamberlain Salye, Wipe it of with soft cloth before allowing the child to nurse. Many trained nurses use this with the best results Price - cents per box For sale by ] T. San
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-22
Visit The Newsstand
 FOR Holiday Gifts

The stock consists of Books and games of all kinds, Medallions, fancy stationery. Playing cards, Fountain pens, Erica Brac, Dolls-the smallest and prettiest sleeping dolls in town for 9 cents. One big doll, the pret- tieSt face you ever saw, for s5.00. Ink stands, paperweights, Photograph and autograph albums, Musical instru- ments, especially Graphophones: mar bles, balls of various kinds, Picture frames, Mirrors, Nutpick sets, Maga- zine subscription combinations and other things to numerous to mention. We solicit a share of your holiday patronage. and will spare no pains to please you. Call early.
 Yours, etc,
 LANDvoIGT & VADAKIN.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-30
Fountain Pen ST.

If you do much writing you
will surely find that it will pay
to get a good fountain pen. 1t is
the most convenient writing in
strument ever invented-to say
nothing of its superiority over or
binary pens in point of neatness.
We have first rate line of
the best makes of fountain pens
which we are selling at very reas-
enable prices
We have also an extensive
and choice assortment of Sim
mons Watch Chains that we
would like you to see. These
chains which are in both mems
and women's styles are the most
strongly guaranteed goods we
handle.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-30
MRS. lsBELL is INJURED
Was Dragged Behind Team Of =riel7-
tened Horses near Herring

While driving to the [. G. Station at
Herring yesterday Mrs. Isbell and her
daughter, Mrs. Florence HOPE together
with Mr.. Geo. Weed with whose family
they had been visiting. were victims of a
runaway accident in which they all were
badly shaken up and Mrs. lsbell suffered
serious bruises and other injuries One
OF the horses stumbled frightening the
| other horse. Then the team ran away the
lines became caught and the buggy was
overturned throwing the occupants out
MIR. Weed and Mrs Hope we're unin.
Jured but Mrs. Isbell's foot was caught
IN the buggy aud she was dragged nearly
hundred feet before the team could be
stopped. With the assistance of neigh
bors she was carried to the train and
brought to her home. She is severely
bruised and is unable to walk but her
many friends hope for her speedy recovery
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-30
Learn Telegraphy and
r. r. Accounting

We furnish IS pei cent. OF the Operators
and Station Agents in America Our six
schools are the largest exclusive Telegram
Schools. in the world. Established 20 wears
and endorsed by all leading Railways OH
We execute a $3.50 Bond to every student to
furnish him or hera position paving from $40
to $50 month in States east of the Rocky
FOUNTAINS, or from SIS to 500 a month in
States west OF the Rockies, immediately upon
graduation po-
students can enter at any time. No yaca
lions. tor full particulars regarding any OF
our Schools write direct to our executive
office at Cincinnati. 0. Catalngue frea
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-30
A LOVELY TEA.

Mrs. George Sprecher gave most
elegant tea on Friday night compli-
mentary to Miss Williamson of Phila-
delphia The table was decorated in
white carnations and red shaded can
dies. Each guest found her place by
means of a picture postal card, address
ed to her and by each plate was a
dainty suit case filed with bon bons
and with some city on the address tag
During the tea the hostess called at.
tention to the flowers and it was found
that each carnation had directions for
making the jaunt suggested on the
suit case. Adventures of travel were
re ated by each of the guests and it
would be difficult to imagine a more
delightful or informal party.
TIE supper consisted of four courses
and WAS perfectly delicious. The guests
were the Misses Kirkup, Sewell, Gu
lick, Kahler. McHenry, Scott, Will
hanson, Raine and Meyers.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-30
What Japan Comedies
SHAW ANSWERS AGAIN.

The Shaw-Cummtns controversy
lbs noted on another page, goes merrily
!bu. This morning the secretary re-
plys to Gov. Cummins answer. He
urges that pub ic men are not bound by
editorial comment, however friendly,
and that the editorial comment was not
8 sufficient basis for the governors
Chicago speech. The secretary goes
again into details as to what he said
concerning the French treaty. The
letter is in rather sarcastic vein.
While we can understand the persona
feelings of the two men we cannot see
where Iowa or the republican party or
the Nation will be benefited by con-
tinus nee of the discussion and while
it is g uts' for the daily press and for
be kctionalist in politics we hope the
matter will be dropped.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-30
THE OPENING OF SCHOOL
Prospects For Large Attendance
Occupying Every School Room.
Two Teachers Resign.

Prot E, N Fellows tells us tbat the
prospects seem good for very large at
tendance at the public school which open
next Monday Every room in the three
buildings will be occuI sd and the board
may De obliged 10 lease additional school
rooms before the year is over. One cause
leading to this is the fact that there will
be no Catholic parochial school this year.
Much has been done to get the buildings
IN good shape but on accoun. of the street
work IN West Deaisou the secono ward
school grounds are IN bad shape. In an
other column the board advertses for bids
Tor cement work, the work to be done in
cludes walks on at least three sides Of the
square. walks through the grounds and re-
tanning walls where made necessary by
the grading. It is estimated that the ce.
ment work will cost 10 the neisbborbood
of $1,000
Two teachers have resigned during the
summer vacation. Miss Flora Polster
musical director, who we understand sec
ureo better position with the Des M oiues
schools, and Miss Meacham whose health
forblds her spending another wlntcr in
this climate. A successor to Miss Polster
has been selected the new musical in
structor being Miss M. Naughtmann O,
Junction City, Kans, but Who comes tc
Denison from Canon City Colo.
lhe successo. to Miss Meacham will be
selected this week. Miss Meachan la
been but year in our schools but she had
made many friends who will sincerely re.
greet her resignation and will hope that her
health may fully recover.
Miss Polster has been with the schools
for number of years She was splendid
Instructor aud was dearly beloved by Il
her pupils. She had the talent for get
ting the best possible results from he,
classes and as singer she was one of the
pest we have ever heard Her resignation
IS very distinct loss 10 the schools. anc
while we wish her every success in hel
new work and congratulate her upon the
deserved promotion she his received We
cannot but feel that it will be hard &c
duplicate her work III the schools and a,
one whose beautiful voice served C
brighten Denisous leisure hours.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-30
NORTHWESTERN lime
Reduced Railroad Rates to Many
Points Announced.
by THE GREAT NORTHWESTERN
The Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Announces the Following Special Enc
cursiors arg Reduced Rates.

To Demver-Specta al trains tor Iowa G. 4. R.
10 Denver wtthout chang. Leaves Sept. End
aud fth. Special rates in effect Aug 10Th to
Sept ith Inclusive.
TO Phasaseiphla-Acco Sovereign Grand
Lodge | y. =. + Special rates favorable
no omasa-ssnt United to sept. $, tu-
10 AumHbon-Spectal, rates Sent 4th ossh.
return sept. 9th. Account County Fair
To Holstein-Special rates Sept 18th to
list return Sept. End. account DISTRICT Fa
TO Sioux city-HaIt rates Sept iit6-f5tl,
inclusive retutn Sept 18th Account Inter
70 eth, inclusive, retuTA Sept. lltb. Accom-
Street lir and ueruiv;if.
inclusive, return Sept. 18th. Account Street
able return limit sept sth 10 iItt. 20 Aoeount
Farmers National Congress.
return Tn k, ms sany as Ayosao5e
al ttremens Association
To nss Melnss -Halt rates Aug. "a 70 Sent,
l. Account Iowa State Fair.
;, 70 ss,hatt.xoosa. Tenn Special rates.
Anniversary Battle OF Chickamauga
To San francisco and other Coast Points,
tickets will be sold from all stations 10 Purce
land! land Tacoma and Seattle daily aud to Cal
! norma points August 90 30 aud 30, Septem-
Der I. 2, 3. s,1a 10, a. se, y, and g With
favorable return limits. or account OF va-ious
meetings. Two fast trains to the pacific
Coast daily, The Overland Limited cleo.
| trio lighted throughout. less than three
days en- route Another fast train is The
| California Express" with drawing room and
and tourist sleeping cars The best Of every
| thing
70 Lake ylsw-Lake View is an ideal
sumner resort Good hunting and hshing
The :, N e Line vii! sell eS-
! round trip from nenison applying Fridays
ana SATURDAYS, TICKETS limited 20 return on or
before the following Monday. Other low rate
round trip tickets good for 30 days.
summer Tourist Rasss-Tiokets on sale
daily during the summer months
70 s.. Paul and Minneapolis. MINI.
| Pot Springs and Deadwood, So Oak; Den
yer Colorado Springs, Pueblo and Glenwood
springs, Colo; Ogden aud Salt Lake City,
| Utah and many other summer Resorts ootn
East aud West. limited to Oct 3!st Also to
Yellowstone Park, limited to ninety days
| Write for rates.
Watch This Column for future announce
ments. For further Information apply TO
any aseatC n w. R.y.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-30
SEWERS BROS. TO LEAVE.
After More Than Thirty Years Of
Success the Siever' Harness Store
is TO be Closed Out.

After a successful career of more
than thirty years the Sievers Harness
Store, known throughout this and ad-
joining counties as the largest oldest.
and most successful harness establish
ment in western Iowa, is to be closed
and the entire stock sold out. The an
nouncement. although rumored for
some time, comes as distinct shock to
our business community. From the
day when the business was established
by Mr.. Claus Sievers in the early sew
entities, up to the present time, the bus
mess has prospered, and the only reason
for the sale is, that TIE sons, john and
Will, have decided to go into other bus
mess Will has fallen in love with
California and desires to; make that
state his future home. John will de-
vote his attention to the management
of the large farms owned by the Slew
ers family in this county.
1t is with great regret that we enron
icle their determination to leave the
business world of Denison. They have
proven themselves Ionest, honorable
and prudent business men. They are
good citizens. good friends and good
neighbors. They will make success OF
whatever they may undertake. We
wish :hem long life and happiness, but
it seems as if another old landmark
was to pass away when the Sievers
name disappears from the list of our
business houses.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-30

Thare will be a district Sunday
school convention at Deloit next Sun.
cay for which splendid program has
been arranged.
Among the state fair visitors are Chas
Tucker. E. Gulick, w. F. Mundt. VIM.
Luney Sam'l Smythe and Mr.. and Mrs.
Scarf and son Clarence.
Miss Maud Hall went to Sioux City
GA Saturday to undergo al operation
for appendicitis. We have not learned
as to the success af the operation.
The Hot Springs excursionists last
week were Miss Iva Smith, Miss Ollie
Towne. Miss Agnes King, Mr.. and
T. ], Kelly and Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
C4swell
Miss Allie Sewell will take Miss
Strahan's place in the public schoolsfor
the first month of the year as Miss
Strahan has not yet sufficiently re-
covered her health to begin work now.
Mrs. w. E. Bryce and her charming
daughters leave on Thursday for
Indianapolis, Ind. From there they
will go to Kentucky where they will
spend the winter. Mrs. Bryce and her
children will be greatly missed.
A strange automobile owned by eastern
Iowa parties strolled through town yester-
day and frightened VIM. Bergstedt's
Brodersen store. The heavy team broke
loose and ran into Henry Meeves buggy
smashing it up some. This was about tie
only damage done but things were pretty
lively on Main street for few minutes.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-30
Notice Of Probate Of Will.
STATE OF IOWAt,

s Srant = az c loMA In Probate
In the Distric6 Court OF Iowa, in and for
Crawford County Notice Of The reading and
You and each of Won are harahv no+;sad
appear ut the court house in Denison, Craw.
ford County Iowa. on the 18th day of Sep
temher 1905, att O'Clock, p n, to then and
there attend the probate + an Instrument
In writing purportiug TO ne at the last viii
and Testament of Edward stegeman and
caroline Steseman late OF said county de-
pear and show cause il any you know, why
said Wiil should not be admitted to probate.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto sub
scribed my eame and affixed the seal of toe
ulstrtct Court this llth day of August 1905.
CLAUS p tHL, Clerk
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-30
ROAD TROUBLES IN pARAD,sE

1t seems that Paradise is having con
siderable trouble with its roads. Mr..
Geo V Jordan huding as he believed that
a certain road on his land had never been
properly established, fenced up the
thoroughfare. On Monday Judge F. NJ.
Powers signed an order for the issuance
OF temporary writ of Injunction enioin-
ing MIR. Jordan from obstructing the high
way. The matter will come up for
formal hearing at the next court.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-30
THOMAS LEAnY is DEAD
After Months of Suffering He Passed
Away on Sunday. Funeral Services
Held Here, lnterrment atVal.

On Sunday evening after more than
a year of illness with the ;dread con-
: sumption. Mr.. Thomas Leany died
at the home of his brother Mr. Frank
Leahy of Denison. Since September
1904, Mr.. Leahy and his family had r,
sided at Roswell, New Mexico where
he went in search of the health whch
,, came not. Recently It became appar-
ent that recovery was impossible and
that death was but matter of Few
days. accordingly MIR. Frank Leahy
+! went to New Mexico and acconpanied
the heart broken family home to Deni
son and their Old friends Mr.. Leahy
did not long survive the trip, he grew
weaker each day and on SUNDAY the
eud came. He Was born at De Witt, la.
July Is 1859 and moved to Crawford
county with his parents in 1890. The
family being among the best known OF
the pioneers of east Milford township.
On Sept. 10Th 1895 he was married to
Miss Mary Fremel and to them were
born four children of whom three,
Maud aged nine, Mable aged seven,
Melvin aged FIVE, survive their father.
MIR. Leahy lived on the home farm
northwest of Vail and was known as an
honest fore handed, industrious man. q
loving husband and father an excellent
citizen and an upright Christian man j.
A few years ago his health began to
decline rapidly and he was finally for
ced to seek more favorable climate,
going to New Mexico as stated above.
The funeral services were held yes
terday at ST. Rose of Lima church, Rev.
Father NJ. j . Farre!Iy officiating and
the esteem and sympathy of friends and
neighbors was witnessed by the large
attendance not only from Vail but from
all parts of the county. The pail
bearers were: Messrs Frank Bracelin,
M. R. McGrath and W. Laundervill-
of Vail and NJ. j. Collins, ] T. Haug,
and Thos McGrin of Denison
About fifty carriages MADE up tie
cortege that accompanied the rema. .
to Vail where the Modern Woo liner es-
corted the body of their brother to the
grave.
! We cannot find words to express our
sympathy for the heart broken mother
who has lived to see twelve OF her
children pass into eternity tor the
brave wife who must face the world.
the little children who no more shall
know fathers love and care and the
brother who has seen the last of all his
chilchocd's brothers and sisters laid
away. Mr. Leahy was an unassuming
man, quiet. friendly, honest, industri-
Gus and upright, his life record was one
of which his children may be proud
We cannot begrudge him the peace OF
death after his long suffering, but our
sympathy with the broken hearted ones
he leaves to mourn is most sincere and
heartfelt.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-30
'nn0 TELEGRAPHERS
JUUU NEEDED

Annually 70 fl the new positions created By
young men and lad es of good habits. to
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-30
ROOSEVELT
| PEACE
Though His Untiring Efforts
The Orient's War is Ended.
Japan AND RUSSIA AGREE
The Mikado Valves Indemnify That
the Bloody War May be Ended. Rus
sia's Loss of Prestige is Great.

~ Portsmouth, N H.. Aug. 2o-The long
Ind bloody war between Japan and
ussia is ended. The terms of peace
were settled by NJ. White and Baron
ISE1 omura al The session Of the conference
&:his morning, and this Afternoon prelim
Binary arrangements for an armistice were
conc uded and the actual work of framing
the .treaty OF Portsmouth was by mu-
gruai agreement turned'over TO Nj. de Mar
items, Russia's great international law
&yer, ard MI. Dennison who for TWENTY
five years has acted as the legal adviser
$cf the Japanese foreign Office.
The treaty is expected to be completed
~ the end Of this week
This happy conclusion of the confer
ence, which a week ago would have been
sshipwr. cked had it not been for the he
roic interccssion of President Roosevelt.
WAS sudden and dramatic. For the sake
I CT peace Japan, with the magnanimity OF
victor, at the last moment yielded
Everything still in issue. Russia refused
to bulge from the ultimatum Emperor
Nicholas had given to President Roosevelt
through Ambassador Meyer. No indem-
rty under any guise but an agreement to
divide Sakhalin and reimburse Japan for
the maintenance of the Russian prisoners
were his last words. They had been re-
peatedly reiterated in M. Wttte's instruc-
tons and in the form of written reply to
the compromise propo. al of last Wednes-
day they we're delivered to Baron komura
this morning
What Russia Grants
Recognizes Japan's preponderant *
fuence in Korea.
Comedies mutual obligation of both
countries to evacuate Manchuria: Japan to
restore in Manchuria Chinese sovereignty
and civil administration.
Surrenders leases to Japan of Laio
Tung peninsula, including Port Arthur
and Dano and Blonde and Elliott is ands.
Codes to China by arrangement with
Japan that part of Chinese Eastern rail
way south of Marshal oyamas present
position
Grants Japanese fishing rights along
Sib@littoral.
What Japan Comedies
Aa1sgees all indemnity or reimburse
my csost of the, war.
!. ,es toS j,ual division Of the island of
Ma without demanding that Russia
~ ny NbacR northern half
Drops articles referring to surrender of
nterned Russian warships and limitation
Russia's naval power in far east from
1rondi.ions of peace.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-30
ORIGINAL. NOTICE.
I'm the District Court Of Iowa For
Crawford County. September Term
1905.
Lena LeE. Plaintiff

Lena Ley Plaintiff
Frank w. Ley. defendant
TO the above mentioned defendant. FRANZ
w. LEY;
You are hereby notified that there is now on
nle IN the Office or the CLERK OF the District
Court Of Crawford County. iowa petition
by the plainglf, Lena Ley. claiming OF you a
n ony heretofore existing between the plain
TIT and the defendant may be cancelled and
held for naught. For particulars see petition
now on file.
Now unless you appear thereto and defend
before noon OF the second day of the next
term OF said court. commencing at Denison
Iowa. on the llth day of September. A. D.
1905. default will be entered against you and
judgment and decree rendered as prayed
CONNER s. LALLY
A-5o Attorneys for plaintiff
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-30

W.T.. SS6TS MCdeury Is y SL8le TAFT
visito
Chris Christensen went to Omaha yes.
terday for visit.
Mss. T. J. Garrison anu sou Earlir g
m,de Omaha visit this week.
Miss Abbie McHenry left on Satur-
day morning for an Okiboii visit
The Misses Emma and Lille Raine
visited West Side friends last week
Mrs. Sears McHenry will return this
week from two weeks vista Logan
The Carnegie Library re-opens on
Friday after being closed few DAYS for
repairs.
Mrs. F. H. Morgan took her niece
Doris Jensen and Dorothy Pfarr to
| Wall Lake yesterday for an outing
Mrs, chas Jensen returned yesterda :
to her home at Los Angeles after q
deliy htful visit with D .nison relatives.
Miss Lille Aebischer returned IN
Tuesday from Lake View where she has
been spe ndipg the summer with her aunt.
Mr.. Carl Richardson leaves to-mor-
row for Colorado Springs where he will
spend the scholastic year.
| Mrs. Thos. Morris has returned from
delightful summer visit with friends
and relatives in Wisconsin
Advance shown latest fail millinery de
signs. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Sept. . and s. The Bale Brodersen Co.
Miss Jennie Austin and Mrs. John
Brown went to Dss Moines on Satur-
day to attend the State fair.
ssns Wsda hoMus tn millinery de-
Sept, 8 : and 8. The Baile-Brodersen Co.
The Mis- 'es Sarachor are in Logan
this evening attending the wedding of
Miss Nellie Foo,e and Mr. C. q. John
son.
The Misses Nettie and Eva Nichol-
son returned last evening from a three
weeks vacation visit at different
cities In southern Iowa.
Tue Misses Sarachon have returned
from their Chicago trip loaded with
new ideas in the millinery line and
ready for big falItrade.
Prio. C. E. Humphreys is expected
to return on Thursday to be ready for
the opening OF school. He will make
his home at the SERVER residence.
There will be club dance at the
opera house Thursday evening. Aug.
3lst The Richards orchestra will
furnish music and delightful time is
assured.
/, Mrs Fl. NJ Hotchkiss is in Denison
this week visiting her many old time
friends. She has been living il Toron-
to, Canada bnt she tells Us that her
future home will be with her daughter.
Mrs. Brown. in Chicago.
H. Bramley of Kenwood. anticipates
a trip to England to visit his mother
and other relatives. We wish him a
safe journey and pleasant visit He
intends to sail this week and De gone
for several weeks.
All pupils of the Deniscn public
schools for the coming year, who are
not already enrolled ana classified,
should present themselves at the sup
erintendent's Office before the day on
which school begins. Mr. Fellor
will be in the Office Friday and Satur.
dav mornings from 9 to II.
Perhaps The REVIEW is a crank, but
it annot see the propriety of letting
the public streets of Denison to dinky
shooting gallery for license of per-
haps $500 a week. 1t is positive
danger to pedestrians, as the editor
knows from experience as in his youth
he nearly lost an eye from Just such a
street shooting gallery. 1t serves to
block the walk and attracts lot of
money from those who could much
much better afford to spend it at home
1t is a public nuisance aad should be
slammed MT nnna