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TO-day I'D sIoan's

valuable collection of mahogany furu;-
ture. plate, books paintings, cut glass.
sc, rill be sold at absolute auction To-
day at Sloan's, 1854 9 St. il a. m. ana 2
p. m. The diamond earrings viii be sold
promptly ut L N.
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WOMEN ANARCHISTS
FIGHT OFF POLICE
Fierce Battle OH When New
York Meeting is Raided.
CALLS ASSASSIN MARTYR
Speaker Then Placed Under Ar
rest and Riot Begins.

Enma Goldman Among Those Who
Are Locked Up-WOmen, Who Com
prised Half the Audience, Scratch
snd Tear at Policemen, Shouting,
xiii the OppressOrs" and "DOwn
with the POIice'-Otber Arrests.
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E1i0n Trust Co. I4l4 i. Interest on ali
accounts. Deposits subjcct 10 check at Will
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EXPECT
REACT on
Republicans More Confident
Owing TO Tactics Used.
PARTY LINES BROKEN
Monroe County Expected TO
Give Hughes 10000.

8ughes Careful to Discuss Only Is
ltItiOns Relating to Corporations
Which Publish Hearst's Peppers.
Records show Libel Suits for More
Than SG,OOO,O 900 Have Been Filed.
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Shaffer's Floral Work is artistic
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Farley Not for Hughes.

One of the little incidents Of the cam
paign that has caused excitement and
friction away out of proportion to its real
importance is the question of how James
Farley. the renowned strike breaker. is go
ing to vote The Hearst papers printed
story to the effect that Farley had re-
nounced the Democratic party and came
out fer Hughes. The next afternoon one
of the Hearst papers came out with two
page article linking the strike breaker
with Mr.. Hughes.
Farley came out with 4 statement to-
day saying that he always was . Demo-
rnNrTArrrrT fnN rurnro naru
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The sale at the WASHINGTON Ar.

CONTINUED on FOURTH PAGE.
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to Philadelphia last night left at 10 D.
M with ten bodies and the sorrOwlng
friends and relatives
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w lest Jackson
(Too late for last weekly

(IOO ldCe IOf IaSG WeeK)
Horace Miller of near Deloit spent
Thursday and Friday with his sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. C, H. Richardson.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrsr Frank Simon a
daughter, February 9th.
Mrs. H. w. MAYNARD was the guest
of Mrs. Slegel Thursday.
Mrs. Marie Ahreukiel has been very
sick. her daughter Mrs. Chris Simon has
been staying with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Abbott and her
sister Miss Libb'e Freml of near Vail
we're the guest at the Chas. johnson home
Sunday. Tom stayed to help Charlie
for while.
Among the teachers from our township
who attended the teachers meeting in
Vail Saturday we're; the Misses WEIGH,
Monaghan and Riley.
Rev. Pugh of Vail held services at the
Nelson school house Sunday last.
T. E. and Robert Abbott received the
sad news of the death of an aged aunt at
Woodbine Sunday The funeral was held
at West Side at 2:3o o'clock Monday.
Some of the neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs
G. johnson gathered Saturday evening
and surprised them. They spent pleas
ant evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
leave for their new home in South Dakota
soon.
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afion

The Mr.. E. o. Hoke of Council
Bluffs, came up and spent SUNDAY.
Mrs. Hoke will return to her home the
latter part Of the week.
Levi Green visited his son, Chas.
and daughter Nellie, in Council
Bluffs, last Sunday.
d. L. M. Coon was a pleasant
caller one day this week and feels
we'll pleased with his location in sDeni-
son. .
Mrs. Don Talcott of Crofton, Neb.,
spent Wednesday with relatives here,
she has spent number of weeks in
Belvidere, Illinois, assisting in
caring for her father who has been
very sick. She returned to her home
in Crofton, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Horolech re-
turned to Arion after an absence of
several weeks. Mr.. Horolech is now
working in the Milwaukee depot. We
hope this will be a permanent posi-
ton as we are glad to keep them here
and welcome them as citizens.
Mr.. Ira Springer who has lived
here for about twenty years will leave
this week with his family, for eastern
Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. Springer will
be missed by their friends and neigh
bors, although he has always liked it
here he never expects to make it his
home here again.
Mr.. John Thompson is moving onto
his farm near Dunlap. Mrs. Jane
Talcott is moving onto the farm that
he is leaving.
Mr.. George Binnall is moving onto
the farm that was owned until re-
Gently, by Geo. Reynolds, who sold it
to Land Co. in Sioux City. Mr.. Rey-
holds bought farm a few miles south
of Arion.
Miss Macomber of Manila, has
been visiting at the home of Henry
SCOTS.
Asa Dow of Dow City, visited
Arion, Tuesday.
The Penelope club met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Wigg, last
Friday evening, as the gentlemen were
invited, the ladies served refresh
ments that were enjoyed by all.
Games and other amusements were
engaged in during the evening, and
all report a good time.
Veva Flansbelg attended church in
Arion last Sunday and in the absence
of the organist kindly consented to
play the organ.
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NOTICE In PRORATE.
STATE OF IOWA I'm prohato

s Srawfor Or c ,oMA In Probate
In the matter OF the estate of Frances p.
Robinson 1dl late Of Crawford County. deceased.
Notice OF appointment of administratrix,
To Whom it May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the 9TH day
OF Feb; uary 1906, the undersigned was duly
appointed administratrix of the above en-
are notified to file their claims in the office
Of ,he Clerk Of the District Court. in and for
Crawford County, Iowa, within one year
and have the same allowed and ordered paid
by the said court, or stand forever -barfed
therefrOm. -
Dated February 18th 1905.
Lille Robinson administratrix of the estate
of Frances 2 Robinson
Conner and Lally
Attorneys s-st
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Notice OF General Assignment For The
Benefit OF Creditors.

To Whom This May Concern:
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that Suhr q Sons, Hans Suhr, John Suhr and
Henry Suhr, individual members Of said firm
have made general assignment for the be-
nefit OF all the creditors OF said firm and Of
personal property, not exempt from execu.
ton, to the undersigned, George E Spots
wood, as their assignee. The plaza Of resid-
Side, Crawford County, Iowa. And said as
signee has accepted said trust and has
qualified as such as directed by law.
Now, therefore. you are hereby notified to
file all claims, duly itemized and verified.
you have against said Suhr g. Sons, Hans
snhr, John Q. Suhr and Henry suhr, With
of the first publication of this notice, towit,
February %. 1908. and you will govern
yourselves accordingly.
Dated at West Side. Crawford County Iowa
FEBRUARY %, 1906
geo. W. KORTE Atty. GEO sPOTTsWoOD
S-6t For Assignee Assignee
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years of future happiness and pros

years of future happiness and pros
perity.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Wollesen re-
tuned Friday from a weeks visit with
friends and relatives at Gladbrook, la.
S. B. McGarvey was in West Side,
Saturday afternoon.
Julius Nelson and Aug. Schultz
jr., attended the masquerade ball in
Ricketts, Saturday evening.
Mrs. DR.. Schultz was taken to the
Conn hospital at Ida Grove, this week
to have an operation performed.
John Carstens of near Kiron, moved
into his residence in Schleswig this
week which he purchased of Mr..
Hansen some time ago. We welcome
him to his new home.
Mrs. Ludolp Moeller was visiting
friends and relatives in the county
the latter part of the week.
John Bendixen and sister were coun-
ty seat visitors Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Nick Kahlor is among those
on the sick list.
Mr.. H. M. Eiffert is assisting in
the Jurgen Schroeder store during the
absence of Christ Nays on account
of sickness.
The Jurgensen building is being
made ready for the new clothing stock
which Mr.. Ainsworth is going to put
in.
Carl and BARLEY Kruger, the other
children who had slight attack of
scarlet fever are gaining rapidly,
which every one will be glad to learn,
as yet none of the other children have
taken the disease.
j. Ehler was in Deloit, Saturday,
where he purchased and shipped, three
car loads of cattle and one car Of
hogs. He accompanied the shipment
to Chicago.
Nine cars of stock were shipped
from here Saturday night. Following
are the shippers: Adolph Bielenbure
2 cars hogs, John SPAIN, Henry Neavt
and John Ehler each a car of hogs
T. ]. Holland and John SPAIN each :
car of cattle, and Henry Ernst tw,
cars of cattle.
A shadow of sorrow was cast owe
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Schleswig and vicinity Tuesday morn
ing when the sad news was circulated
that Arnold, the youngest child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kruger had died,
after only few hours illness of what
proved to he scarlet fever, at about, 10
O'Clock Monday evening. Little
Arnold who had frightened the home
for almost two years and half, no.
doubt will be greatly missed by his
fond parents, kind brothers and sisters
as we'll. The remains were taken to
Vail, Wednesday afternoon and owing
to the trains being delayed over two
hours on account of the storm the day
previous they did not make connect
ions with the main line trains at
Denison and on this account the re-
mains did not reach Vail till o'clock
that evening. The funeral was held
Immediately from the depot, inter-
ment taking place in St. Anr IS Gene
terry. The sympathy of the community
is extended to the sorrowing parents
in this their sad hour of affection.
The following in memory of little
Arnold Kruger:
This lovely bud so young and fair,
Called hence by early doom,
Just came to show how sweet flower
In Paradise would bloom.
Ere sun could mar or sorrow fade.
Death came with friendly care,
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed,
And babe it blossom there.
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Sch1esUig

Aug. Schultz, jr. returned Monday,
after few days visit with his sister,
Mrs. w. ]. Martens, Of Manning.
A surprise party in the form of a
kitchen shower was perpetrated on
Miss Tillie Frahm last Friday even
ing by number of her young lady
friends. The evening was spent in
card playing until a late hour, after
lunch was served and congratulations
showered upon the happy bride-to-be,
the young ladies returned to their
various homes having spent a very
enjoyable evening.
Henry Max Kohls, Emil Else and
j. j. Ladenburger returned Tuesday
morning from trip to Chicago.
C. w. Christensen was a passenger
to Battle Creek, Tuesday.
Henry Lafrantz returned from
Omaha, Wednesday where he has been
to purchase car load of cattle.
Mrs. FL. Branaka and children went
to Denison Wednesday for a few days
visit with relatives. =
Herman Schroeder, Carl Lohse
Ernest Book and Robert Naeve at
tended the initiation and banquet
given by M. w. A. of Denison, Mon.
day evening.
On Tuesday morning this part OF
the country was visited by a heavy
blizzard and snow storm. The roads
were drifted so as to hinder the mai
car, 'ers from making their trips that
day.
Earl Pfeeger who has been sick the
past week with pneumonia. is now OF
the road to recovery.
Married, at Denison, Wednesday
February ID. 1906, Mr.. F.. M. Olry
and Miss Tillie Frahm both of Schles
wig. The bride was attended by hel
sister, Miss Nellie Frahm and the
groom by his brother, Henry Olry.
The wedding party took the Afternoon
train from here for Denison and after
the ceremony was performed returned
ver-land to Schleswig. These young
people need no introduction to the
people of Schleswig as they have both
resided here for a number of years.
The groom who for the past humble,
of years has been the able anc
honorable principal of the Schleswig
public schools is fully worthy of the
lady he has won. The bride is lady
of fine womanly character and mum.
bers her friends by her acquaintance
The newly welded couple will soon be
at home to their many friends in theil
handsome residence which has beer
newly built and furnished for thi.
sst.Isong q :ov y. III. An arc ~.
j A ~ n r
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

That by virtue OF a special Execution bv
me directed. issued out of the office ~ ,Hsa
District CouTtof the State of Iowa, in and
ior crawford County. upon judgement rem
dered ln sald Court In favor of David Leptin
son etal
have levied upon the following real estate
as the property Of the said Sarah Z Hendere
$50 in the town OF Denison Crawford County
Iowa and that on the 18th day OF March A.
y l&6, at2 O'Clock in the after noon Of said.
ford, County, Iowa, will proceed to sell SAID
property, or so much there of as NAV he
necessary, to satisfy said execution, amount
ing TO lls 10 collars, dept. IS dollars attorneys
costs, together with interest and costs al
public auction to the highest bidder for cash
dated Frebuary sth lYu6
Sheriff OF Crawford County, Iowa.
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NOTICE IN pRoBAT
STATE OF IOWA IT, p,ob,.o

craMteca OF d l9wA In Probate
Robinson late OF Crawford County, deceased
n Notice Of appointment of Administratrix
De Bonus Non 80
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the 9Th
day OF February 1905, the undersigned was
duly appointed administratrix de bonus non
OF said estate are notified to file their claims
In the office Of the Clerk OF the District Court
IN and for Crawford County, Iowa. within
ing to law, and have the same allowed and
ordered paid by the said court, or stard for
ever barred therefrom
Dated February 18th 1908.
Lille Robinson administrators
De Bonus Non Of the Estate of Thomas Rob-
inSon
Conner and Lally
Attorneys az
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NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT.

In the District Court Of Iowa in and for
Crawford County
Mary j French frooate
To Gertrude F., Welton, Ira,c.s f. Myler
and to all whom 1t may co,,r,
You are hereby notified .h, he nnder.
signed D. w. Welton, Admin ,s,rator OF The
Estate OF Mary j. French, deceased. has fled
Clerk OF the District Court ia aud for the
aforesaid County, and has AS ed for It's an.
proval and MS Ms, discharge f,pm I.rther duty
port and application for di>rl,artr viii come
on for hearing before the Court aforesaid, At
Dsnison on the 9th day Of March, 1905, at
s Wnich time and place you can appear and
report should not be approved and the un-
dcrsigned discharged from any further dnIv
or responsibility therein Nu's
o. d. w. WELToN
o. Administrator
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Buck Grove

Mrs. Ira Chase is quite sick with pneu.
monia at her home south of here.
Messers Bian and Charlie lseminger
were summoned to the bedside of their
mother last Monday night.
E A. Pitcher of Des Moines represent
ing large wall paper house, had his
headquarters at the drug store for few
hours Saturday,
Henry Hink and Robert Beutel attend.
ed horse sale in Defiance Monday.
Miss Hattie Sewing has been enjoying
a we'll earned vacation for the past week.
and has been visiting at her home near
Nicola. Y. Shells expected back to her posi-
ton as clerk for Hagan and Hink soon.
Andrew Peterson went to Chicago last
Saturday with two car loads of Gait e and
one of hogs.
DR.. Bonney arrived home Saturday
night after four months stay in Texas.
Little Leo O'Meara has had another
backset and has been under the doctors
care again.
Mrs Fotheringham of Platte South Da-
kota gave her son. John Green and family
a surprise Saturday evening by walking
in on them. Mrs. F. is one of the oldest
settlers here and when she comes for a
visit is welcomed by host of friends.
Miss Mary Veale of Dunlap is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Green and family
she is on her way home after several
weeks visit with her sister who lives in
South Dakota.
Mrs. Hagan is on the sick list this week.
Our rural mail carrier started out Tues
day but had to return on account of the
drifts.
Mrs. Joe Miles and children are here,
at the bedside of her mother. Mrs. Ise-
minger.
Gus Carson has sold his farm here and
bought one in South Dakota and intends
to move there in the shring.
Roy Mo.itt is the grand possessor of a
goat, he purchased from Lee Vim.
Mrs. Jane Slater is still under the
weather. and is not improving as fast as
her friends would wish.
The Washington township spelling con-
test will be held in Buck Grove February
23rd at 1880 pm, an admission fee of ten
cents will be charged to those not taking
part in the contest.
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NOTICE IN PROBATE.
STATE OF 1owA!1n p,o,. .

Crawford ad' county a1My In Probate
In the, matter of the estate of Wellena
Notice Of Appointment OF Administrator.
To Whom 1t May Concern.
You are hereby notified that on the 18Th
day OF February 1906. the undersigned was
duly appointed administrator OF the above
entitled estate, and all creditors OF SAID es-
tate to file their claims in ths ONCE Of the
ford County, Iowa, within one year from the
date OF this notice, according to law, and
have the same allowed and ordered paid by
from.
;, Dated Denison, Iowa February 18th 1906.
>. D. Crazy II. A. TINKER
1.3-t Attorney Administrator.
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RECEIVERS NOTICE.

TO W Om IL may Concern:
The undersigned having been made assip.
nee nee Of the estate, estate Of N; NJ. Bamford, Of Denn-
themselves to be indebted to said estate to
s'le ut once and all persons having claims
AZ" e1uested to file same with me within
1nrre e, month" y, from date of this notice.
Dated tn 18th day of January 1906
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Dr.. SToCKDALE

Known throughout the northwest for
his remarkable cures, has visited Den
ison every four weeks for the past FIVE
years and has had phenomenal success
in the treatment of his specialties
DR.. Stockdale is graduate of the
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Chsmberlaip.s Ss,is. sao' sss ana
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

Louisiana, Mo-, Dec. 9.-Isaac
Newton Bryson, the oldest citizen
of Pike county, died at his home
here late last night, 81 years old.
His father laid out this city nearly
a century ago and Mr., Bryson has
lived here nearly ninety years. His
wife, son and one daughter sur
vive. The son, l. N Bryson, is
editor Of the Press-Journal of this
city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

j. r. Shell, of the Lick Greek
country, this county, has sold his
farm to Dwight L. Bugg of near
Taylorsville, H., $685. 200. Mr..
Shell gives possession next March
aud will then move TO Canada. He
owns two sections of land up in
that country an d in the same To-
cality his son Mae owns two sec
tiOns and his son Guy one section
Mr. Shell will take a steam pillow
with him to turn over the ground.
1t will be drawn by a 30-horse-
power engine and will turn over a
swath of ground 40 inches wide
Won't that be blowing some! Mr.
Shell and one of his daughters
still own two S0acre farms near
the one he just sold, but he says
they are for sale also. Mr.. Bugg
will move to Audrain in the
spring and will take charge of the
Shell place. He comes recon-.
mended as a man Of progress and
of high honor. The MESSAGE il
glad to welcome him to the coun.
| ty.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-01-04

ONCE upon a time u certain man
got mad with the editor aud stop
ped his paper The next week he
sold his corn four cents below
market price. Then his property
was sold for taxes because he read
not of the sale. Soon after he was
arrested aud fined eight dollars for
hunting On Sunday. a n d
he paid thirty dollars for
a lot OF forged notes that rad been
advertised for two weeks aud the
public had been warned not to me-
gotiate for them. He then hired
a big Irishman, with a foot as big
as a forge hammer, to kick him all
the way to the newspaper Office
where be paid four years. subserip-
ton in advance, and the editor
signed an agreement to knock him
down and rob him if he ever stop.
ped bis paper again.