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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-11

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oiie ON, buor uanifslist bet bar for BAN
at tlpbe en- iaroelis golicutiple for lin
grno. cans Suifru bialp BAN fra MI
al neo Warfarbeioet, % Grppes bite
iis mart ioa opatis. at 5armeren ooer.
loo BAN ct Stntfe 2aub. al buis Sub,
trster ban maatte bebolbe en- IreoieoeL.
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lioen 6ormue, % eiter fem Gurs 6prs
igb bar ban foumsn iaa piot, at ban
for be 81, 600, ban eiterbaanbsu bauoe
iparet iammeu, isIp lrnse fisbe fig en-
ltoer 6nrm. Au blep ban pfo at flpbe
ben enc 5nrm efter ben nnSen.
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at ban bar i'm eeea Ssrnbaueliuis, Der
i~ranssortersr bans @arer til Eacifcbas
mems S~ooeotinie.
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bodo BET prpouceres paa hans Gien.
Donnie, CT meast omiatteuoe. SHrtig
bersutte er bans 8pteter, Der iii ltoiGo
saur rurbt iii ale Serbens 6iprrer /
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iii nOset oper 10000 Suibsls.
SIanot be 6p~retagsnber, Der er 9run'
oeoe al Resrc, inOtnger CALEDONIA.
Sporebanten" Ell me9st betpoelia RlaoS.
Oct er ben, Der Igrit bar braot bet Itorr
antal Rrers / Snoen til at iatte Suter.
este for 8eneeiurretninser. Get ibrite
5oriss, man / fin Eio gioroe i 8aib'
inston paa at oprette en- R~eserbaut,
miSlptteoes iuIbfauoi9t.'
Sesuastet s%runOepe fire gpuebolie al
gtegre p%oeHnnonte Hlnbnma'8 Sus
gen al benz bnobe 5pritnnb paa 5prret'
ninger. Zen enc bapbe n9ret grGit,
ben anSen SalpOHpRrt, ben treble Sto'
leiHrer, ben fierbe ggsnt.
De be9Bnbte isrit at IGre goabotoert,
ba be aQereoc baooe bespnot neS gdrt.
ten.
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trepriien, fpretUg be Heiler eieunsm
belle anerifu, boIbt 6Urebras % furItpb
al poertpoe oersS forte grgbre ON Ban.
ferns Nptte ps 9Grb.
Deb benne gaut larte 0esrene Ooers
booeoet isrit, at maj Ian iaa 8snicr al
fine Berse. De baube Giltb iii fine
icrte 9rsore, ug berior blomitrsbs Grt,
trepriien burtis pp.
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bet IA upe 8antetabIis Of
iur Re9re.
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iustun meb flor Sipltbsb % bGpber, at
bette FIN er en- 8espnbslie.
timber sunitigere ipeiaIe 5orbplo bill
Reaerracen tage ct m9stist Dipping.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-11
Began etoefic.
Gpsle salmrr % eeiliabebSianss.

Huber berue 8itcl bar 8aFtor T. o.
fen / Ct. Nnsgar, Soma. rlS9ipet en-
9igtiamItng. 8ogeu er trbtt al augss
bItro Brbitihiu8 6ouie / Rim1sapo(iS
OF iGrbeleS Unfit %uoiteret. aabncr MAJ
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&etIigbeoer er fIbSt ira SorfnttsrsnS
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uoget at Ell &uteifuIb. Sdu er BARN %
be9etitret % f%oritaar at lGtte fine GGs
fere / StemHtrg. 3aIet pun Sdinerre
% 5augere er SO. Sc isrite lhItter iig
til DC tore Ssttioer, euer De er Omitrtos
ringer al noeie al Gabios SaLmcr. Saus
9sne sr blepne til peb forifieIige IuIeSs
uineer, teb Riubefetcr eaer Sib8iifs
ter. eee GsSsiaIo. ee6 SnSoieIier al airs
Ter % Siolcr. Ser or ogiaa nogIc Cant
&c, Tom oiier. at 6orfattereu eIiter fit
9mrle 8rbreIauo Rorge. oa at ban GLE
Der fig oper sc fore gegioeubeoer i
1905.
@oeen toter bare 80 Cts, % mango
bsr tis1e Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-11
81 MinbesmTrfr

ST NiuOesmGrfc FOR fbp. gtifop
% &1dtusmtniiter s. .. Stbpr, boor.
til 2prere og 2GrertuSer fra belle
2onSet bar biOroget, utt ben t96e
Q}ui bliUc ufileret paa bans 8rao
paa atrfedaar0en / gtpfebiRg s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-11
3arnes aelfemrnase er berennet

2ebet al aarst 1905 at oPre 'teget
meS 10,O33. Speriffoet al isote par
minbre emo paa mango 4nr. Baa
Sen alrben SiSe por llbpmoringet
roget minSre emo ! Sc TO uRrmelt
ioregoaenoe 9ar, antalet al isote
par minore enb | noget al aarene
1S95-f904. boa0 Der itaar I Dor.
binoetie meb Set nftagre antoI al
sgatefabSiniteIier I De ienere Oar.
antaaet al De nSenior segteifab isSte
Born eif iiior neS til 415t, bpilfet er
Get laueite 5aI iioen 1868.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-11

Confnuenpe 9ssntno uter en- en- Hubberrmpel meO gauu % abresie
1dmt 2aruepuoe @u iGaoan "Rubberfamp" e. ualmfHoetg uptg mango 3u'
iaIbe, buaOe for 8aurneuns uf 8up, iDm lite e fOmmeu aoresiaeu ibaube,
iamt ium Shmpet pa 8reue aRaugm en- frtoer pe fit Rdon regt utpoehst.
Iiseoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-11

7et amber 2iSieRs Slle IND | BIT Suitem.
7et pormsr % iRtter 9irsblooet / eirtula.
ticu. 7et CT, hpob Sonfters Rpdn Rouns
tan 9ea sier. IS Gents Tea eter Tablets.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-11
ssopn areSs ofhpIbt it gais.

Soma areSs aibpIot lit YliS-
iioismeoe | GInns Menisheo, Rdn-
oaa. Sa., gaiior gaulsruSs 9alo ira
27Se 6eb. til lite Narts. Rsoet aab-
neoes nrea Br1oifen at 8aitor &. r..
Sanboen oocr 81. 3, 25--27. Otter.
at SteScts Brett bapoe sufet ale oel-
frmmen o. be ~nshoenoiae geiIutrin-
ger nleS Sesdionstioen bar oigiort tog
areSiens Sormanb Baitnr anSreier
2cSeIien at Msoet. On 8reoiet,s sc.
fretar life bar tiIltebe, blep 9ditor
Gotu. Gnea polet til SefretRr Tor
Rsbct. @~rluolaset for SdmtaIeu
bar 2,if. If, 2: @Seuiaet poroe Dit
@opn~, ion blep iroIeoet al 8aitor
GoIano. MsSet bar soot beisat, 90
SanitaIet oper bette berIise ennle
nar babe IRrerig, opbp8gelig og
peIiignet. Mnngc SpBfoIf bar til.
iteoe og tog fIittig Gel i SamtaIen.
9et bIep operIaot til geitprelieu for
areoien at mobtaae SnobpoeIier %
beitemme Steoet for nRite 8reos.
msbe, Ssfgenoe BrGter bar tiIiteoe
og beltog I SmrtaIen: stroreien,
Sanboet, gultisrub, SeiodI, Sotono
% Dllea iarut Srof. Bruce frd SefpeH
College og Baitor Senien al Den nor
ife Spnobe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-11
ct iaaoant "SHtTt" ieuaes ioH grene Heb SaOet for ct aars
Notwithstanding % iem Gents crtra til at betale
80rto, Gonpulnt 90 SROpafHiHg.

Sois life bet lube 8etsb ST. 80 inoRubes, ul en- BrRmsbOs bGbe len
tfebetiOr RaonefempsL. Grfartn9 bdr IGrt os at ri life fan rHbe NapusFsml
ueo 8laoet for $1.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-11

Z uGrmt geir brrOer aot a, 7Sdroeeuoen bItper iur tlsop 90 sturr
ira Fgfor mrger iNroe. 3 iuu 3tfRtbe maa.eroet AT ben uper1ga
Ste Sarus faseS op ub StGip af ct Stptte TrRtpapr, eGsr man
tan biRlpr ig meO e~5tpttt Aotspavtr.
Gu iEurpepuoe pI bare / Here aur. Sfu[Se ben / 2sbetaf to
ensr TIRE aar bltoe Hpget ior tyr. iaa fan man BLOT orpppe puas eH
3raabe gIpcertu % BEN mi bGuc tge ioa goo font M tgen-
Gaur man fife 9oot'Hftrpt BEN isrite Sang, iGa forss igsu.
set 5tsmpetet Fabt no Da goprret, eaer feet oeu"rus Eibe NIB
fsra, og brug ben gPaGoe, tpm puser bebft, Ir7f hprrfsu for 9aarbt
eHer for Lott
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-11

StHo aloees lsoehgt 8avn og Aor8ie for at Hippo a, 5a be9aaes.
SRnpIrne ubfBres Blabss GprretrtHg. Os bs ol bHe fpbts en- Sang
ON tlaer, "a man on berior uuoerhoer TONNE til at usEe upgte 7age fpasere
eno pu en- anSen 4rGme.
Noresis: =. 2innnSicm, Dsecrab, 5srpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-05-11
Triftrfcn.

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tberife Srifirfe ufboIot lit Saarmsoe
/ getbuuia 0teuiebeb / 6ergrt8 sails
al Baitor ". g. 2ariens 8uIo ira zoe
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1dIton boIot aabnirgsprRoifen I
S~tlfrgtning til ap. Oh. 2, 14~7.
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SrSen. NsSets SesiiOner i1tteS ira
81. 101a-t2 Sorm. % 81. Pig
@TteruiSSag. gmisiGr g. 9a8ne ino-
Ieoebe set opitiaebe Samtaleenne
@att. %, ia. SsIeenOe al areo.
lens 9reiter bar tiIitebe % beItoe
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8. ssperion, 6. gisrnituo, E. @oen
oq 8oItor u. 8. 2arien idnt feigehoe
2asntero: s. Soslien, &. 8o8He, Sc.
2arIon pg q. 8. Sporfmo.
8reosmsbe aFboIbtes / Central
Gdfotas arebs al 6rifirfen 29ee
Quarts til lite apriI / Sisieton, Bn'
flor IuoieS aaIb. Soruoen SteoetS
grelt, s.. q. Nl,oie, par fsIgenOe Yre'
iter tilIteoe: 8. 6. &ieloas, 8renDile,
9. Dat, g. anlttien, 8ebIter, 2.
Gaf., % 9. g. 5ornei5, @roooof,
g. Dat, og 8. 8. &irfbaf, @toumo
9th, ioutt ogiaa for ct Bor Sage Z.
". @lmnarieu Roberts Co., g. DAT,
al BEN 5oreneSe atrfe. Gels paa
gruno al Spgoom % belS f~orrneoeIit
onSre 0rnIt0n0i9beoer bar Greiterne
fcrbinoreSe fra at bore ttIiteoe ben
fsrite Dag meO llnStagelie al Steoet&
areit % 8aitor 8. 8. airfbaf. Ns-
bets isrlte Dag, iom be1Dnote 81. =,
% onbeu Days SormtObog a1toenoteS
bopeSiagelis til Br9oifen. Sesitons'
tioerne par fra al. 10.30-12 Sor'
mibbag, % Gfterm. iamt ON afte'
men en- Session, iout begpnbte SCI.
7.45. SanrtoIeemnet bar Stl. 2, 5
Id % inoIebe0es at &uitor Srttto'
len. Rsoets ftoIte Dag, Ssnoag, be-
spnates meo 8reoifeH al Baitor Gar
neIs. 8eS Slutningen al Smntalen
anpenote8 en- Sib til aflRgaeIle al
8ioncgbpro. 8sn og Gang. 6lere
2Rafolf, babe Wt91to og 8oinber,
6eltog, og ale ipntes, BET bar en- op'
Iefteube % beIRrenSe Climb. Gam
DAG boIStes ogiaa Naooereuo8'
tjcneite % ont afteren toIte be trent
meoe 8rciter og Stebets 8reit nogte
Orb til afife6.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-05
DENIsoN, IOWA. THURSDAY, APRIL, $, 1906.

and towns thereof, honorably dis
charged soldiers, sailors, and marines
from the army and navy of the
United States in the late civil war,
who are citizens and residents of this
state, shall be entitled to preference
in appointment, employment and prom
otion, over other persons of equal
qualifications and the persons thus
preferred shall not be disqualified
from holding any position herein
before mentioned on account of his
age or by reason of any physical dis
ability, provided such age or disability
does not render him incompetent to
perform properly the duties of the
position applied for and when such
soldier sailor or marine, shall ap-
ply for appointment or employment
under this act, the officer, board or
person whose duty it is or may be to
appoint or employ some person to fill
such position or place, shall before
appointing or employing any one to
fill such position or place, make an
investigation as to the qualifications
of said soldier, sailor or marine for
such position, and if he is man of
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-05

good moral character and can perform
the duties of said position so applied
for bv him, as hereinbefore provided,
said officer board or person shall ap-
point said soldier, sailor or marine to
such position place or employment. A
refusal to allow the preference pro-
vided for in this and the next succeed
ing section to any honorbly discharged
soldier, sailor or marine, or reduc-
ton of his compensation intended to
bring about his resignation or dis
charge entities such honorably dis
charged soldier, sailor or marine to
a right of action therefor in any court
of competent jurisdiction for damages,
and also remedy for mandamus for
rightlng the wrong.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-05
VETERANS NO GOOD.
Blanket Resolution In Council
So Declares
HAVE NO USE FOR SOLDIERS
Election Promises Must Be Fulfilled
In Spite Of Soldiers Preference
Law

The democrats of the city council
have determined that it is more i'm
portant to fulfill election promises
than it is to obey the laws of Iowa.
By blanket resolution, without pro-
per investigation, without anything
but their own selfish interests in view,
they have declared all the old soldier
applicants for city Offices to be in
competent, and have filled the places
with their henchmen, whose chief
qualifications are that they can bring
in bunch of votes for ode gang".
Every old soldier in the county was
insulted by the action of the demo-
cratic members of the council last
night when by vote of FOUR to two
a resolution was passed declaring all
the old SOLDIER applicants to be in
competent. The democrats have no
use for the old soldier and never have
had.
They have no use for nom partisan
ship except to fool republican voters.
The democratic councilmen aided
by Mr.. Jones who occupies Mr.. Sib-
bert's seat in that body laid all their
plans to fill the city Offices with their
henchmen. Great was their consterna-
tion when on Monday night they found
themselves confronted with the ap-
plications of several worthy and COM
petent old soldires and had the strin-
gent soldiers preference law read to
them. The silence was appalling,
CONSERVATION filled the ranks. A
motion was passed to postpone action
until Wednesday in order to investi-
gate(?) the old soldier applicants. Nc
such investigation was made nor was
any intended. The councilmen allow
ed tito be understood that the finvesti-
CATION was farce and that after they
had gone through the formality the
slate would be elected. The program
was carried out last night. The re-
solution condemning the old soldiers
was introduced by democrat, second
ed by democrat, and carried by the
votes of the three democratic alder
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-05
Harness Factory And Whole.
Sale House
TEN MEN WILL Be EMPLOYED
Mr.. semann Of Des Moines Will Es-
tabIish Factory And Wholesale
House in Nicholson Building

More good news is in store for Den
ison. When town shows itself to
be energetic and wide-a-wake other
things come to it. In spite of flatter-
ing offers from Fort Dodge, Keokuk
and other cities, Mr.. Semann who has
but recently sold his large wholesale
harness business in Des Moines. has
decided upon Denison as his new loca-
tion. The Nicholson building on
Broadway has been leased of Mr.. John
Rohwer and the plant will soon be in
operation. 1t is Mr.. Semann's pur-
pose to start in conservative way.
At first he will employ about ten ex-
pert harness makers in the factory and
will place two statesmen on the road,
these with the office force will make
about fifteen people who will be given
employment the year round and will
mean not less than $3.50. per week
which will be paid out in wages. Mr..
Semann's choice of this point was in
tiuenced to some extent by the desire
to be near his son who is in the re-
tail harness business here, but he
states that he regards Denison as
splendid point for shipping and busi-
ness purposes. The proprietor is an
experienced man, he knows not only
the business of harness making but he
has wide and favorable reputation
already established among the harness
and saddlery men of Iowa.
The factory and wholesale house
will undoubtedly be success and there
is no reason to believe that in a few
years the force will not, be doubled and
this become one of the important in
dustries If the town. We welcome
Mr.. Semann and his factory to Deni-
son and wish them both long life and
prosperity.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-05

man and the acting alderman from the
second ward. The two republicans
voted against the resolution and Mark
Wright took occasion to pour some
hot shot into the ranks of democracy
that cut through to the quick. The
men who were declared to be incom-
petent were Theodore Walker, for
years an abstracter in Denison, man
whose clerical ability is recognized by
every man in Denison. Mr.. Walker
was declared to be unfit to hold the
difficult position of City clerk.
M. N. Smith, was declared to be
unfit to collect the water rents of
Denison. Mr.. Smith was competent
to be appointed and elected as coroner
of Crawford county, he was competent
to be appointed Justice of the Peace,
he was competent to receive the dem
ocratic nomination at the last city e.
lection for the difficult Office of Assess
or but he was not competent to collect
the water rents. Jerome Melton, whose
honesty has never been questioned was
also declared unfit to hold this Office.
1t was given to VIM. Savery, a man
who is no more competent and who
has not been a resident of Denison to
exceed two years. VIM. Northam
whose work in the second ward came
near to electing Jones was made street
commissioner for another year. The
veteran Lou Mcclellan had been an
applicant but rather than to suffer the
ignominy of being declared incom-
petent'' he withdrew his application.
o. M. Criswell was appointed city
clerk in lieu of the incompetent Mr..
Walker. The "Soldier's Preference
Law" is one of the plainest and most
stringent on the statute books of Iowa.
The legislators knew that just such
partisan efforts would be made to
evade the law and for this very rea-
son it was made just as strong as
possible. Mr.. Walker at least has
announced his intention of fighting
the arbitrary action of the democrats
on the city council and we predict
that he will make it mighty uncom-
Portable for them before he gets
through. Mr. Walker does not care
SO much for the Office as he does about
the insult offered him and the other
old soldiers.
Below we give the law as it appears
on the statute books. 1t will be
noticed that it is very strict in it's
provisions and that the councilmen
are liable for personal damages for
their action. The law is as follows;
That in every public department
and upon all public works in the state
lof Iowa, and of the counties, cities
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-05
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

April 13 and IA N. L. Baker Moving
Picture show.
April 16, Germania Easter Ball.
April 1S, 25 Club Dance.
April 25, King Perkins Co.
May /, The Holy City
May "a. John Thompson "'The
Fancy Fellows of New York
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-05

Mr., Will Evers left this morning
for Green River, Wyoming, where he
will remain this summer working at
the carpenters trade.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Igoe were Denison
callers Monday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-05
A WHOLESALE P[ANT AND STILL 1T GROWS
Success Of Denison's Great
Project Is Assured
HOTEL FUND REACHES 10000
Committee Greatly Encouraged BY
Liberal Response on the Part of
Many Business Men

The hotel fund crossed the twenty
thousand dollar line today and the
other funds for the erection of new
opera house and for the hospital are
prospering in proportion. Many of
the business men are taking time to
think the matter over but the re-
sponses when made are always liberal
and the success of the projects is as
sured. Business men can see that the
completion of these new edifices
means much to Denison, that they
will add to the permanency of our
city and to its prosperity and will add
value to every foot of real estate in
the town. The shares in the various
enterprises have been placed at ten
dollars each so that they are within
the reach of all. 1t is not alone the
business men who are responding.
Clerks are Interested, retired farmers
have added their names to the list,
in fact everyone who is interested in
Denison and its future sees that this
is great opportunity to upbuild the (
city. The committee is workingk hard.
1t is best that the fund should be
raised as quickly as possible so that
the work on the new hotel may be
commenced at once.
A Travelling Man Subscribes
! One of the noteworthy subscriptions
was that of a St. Louis travelling man
who over heard the conversation be-
tween the committee and business
man. He inquired into the details of
the plan and showed his faith in the
undertaking by subscribing for one
hundred dollars worth of stock IN the
hotel. There was large number yet
to be called on and the committee is
confident that all three projects will
be carried through.
Rev. Arthur R. Vosburgh of
Rochester, N. Y. arrived in the city
yesterday and has been the guest of
Christian Science friends. His lecture
at the opera house to night promises
to be of great interest and to be
largely attended.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-08-02
Startling but True.

People the world over were Mortified
on learning of the burning Of a Chicago
theater in which nearly six hundred
people lost their lives, yet more than
ave times this number or over 5000
people died from pneumonia during the
same year, with scarcely passing notice
Every one of these cases of pneumonia
resulted from cold and could have
been prevented by the timely use of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. A great
many who had every reason 10 fear
pneumonia have warded it off by the
prompt use of this remedy. The follows
ing is an instance of this sort. TOO
much cannot be said in favor of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, and especially for
colds and influenza. l know that II
cured my daughter, Laura, of severe
cold, and believe saved her life when
she was threatened with pneumonia -
w d. wilcox, Logan, New York
Sold by Ed Greene and all druggists.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-08-02

Florida are paying a larger rate of
interest for money than any other
section of our country, no section of the
south excepted. And believing that a
section which has the advantage of
climate, land and geographical position
that makes us the only early garden spot
for the 80, 900, 900 people of our nation,
and that this land when even half way
worked will make more clear money per
acre for its owner in growing carly
vegetables for the northern markets
than any other in any section of the
United States, a country with such vast
phosphate rock deposits, large timber,
turpentine, lumber and cattle interests
and that people who own and control
the only real orange, grapefruit, lemon
(citrus fruit producing land on earth,
for this great country's markets, should
not and could not be forced to submit to
such streatment if properly organized.
Cheap long time money, seeks the larger
centres, only for the reason of corlbi-
nation of security and combination of
wealth, and the cheapness of making
the necessary investigation of solvent
security on large loans, cite Arcadia
Bond issue of S3O,OOO-5% gold interest
only bringing 9S, Punta Gorda Bond
Issue, Sl5,0O0-6%, only par, and every
other town in our section would be
placed in the same fix ON a like issue.
1t is not that the obligation is not gilt
edge, or that for the amount the
collateral is not as good as a United
States Bond, which at SO will bring a
premium, but by reason of the amount
being so small the larger money centres
who place their money out OH such
security cannot afford to take the time
or expense of making the necessary in
yestigations on so small a deal
We found in making application for
money to rebuild our little city after the
nre Oh November 81, l9O5, that while
our collateral was pronounced first class,
the time we needed did not suit the
regular banking interests of our nearby
money centers, and when we approached
the long time low rate money centres
east that the individual collateral in the
small amounts that we offered did not
suit the trust companys who handle such
funds.
South Florida has good gilt edge
collateral and plenty of it, Our smaller
cities are just as good for what they
want and need as the larger places and
should enjoy the same advantages, and
the only one thing necessary to over
come this hardship is for us to join
hands and pull together
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-08-02

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O,
We, the undersigned, have known +.
], Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
leve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo o..
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ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the SYSTEM. Testi-
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Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
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