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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-22


Theres.s little room in. this
great world of ours for the
Fat Woman" She's him
drance to herself in street cars
flats, elevators; but what can
she do, poor thing>>>take Hol>
listers Rocky Mountain Tea.
IS cents, Tea or Tablets.
R. KNAUL
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$500 REWARD.

For any case of rheumatism which
cannot be cured with DR.. Drummonds
Lightning Remedies internal and ex-
ternal relieves at once. cure guaranteed
Restores stiff joints drawn cords and
hardened muscles. If your druggist
has not got it do not take anything
else. Send description of your case
take the agency and secure treatment
free. Drummond Medicine Co. N. Y.
If you want Perfect bread. order
GOLDEN SHEAF FLOUR
try to-day and be convinced.4 diff.
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Good for everything salve is used
for and especially recommended for
piles. That is what we say of De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. On the
market for years and stand by in
thousands of families. Get DeWitt's.
Sold by Lamborn Drug Co.
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lost or Mislaid Policies Nos, ll5774 and
.,l5iSah, issued by The Penn NJ utual L. te In
s,,rance Company. ON the life of Frederick
W Movers. The finder will please return
Them TO the undersigned.
Application has been made for the issuing
" l.. W. MEYERS,
ct Denson, Iowa.
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Now is the time to lay in
your supply of Winter Apples,
delivered at your door for so.
Jaffa, Prayer & Co
Caught a Wild Cat.

Ed Gowdy has couple of photos
of wild cat which his two nephews
the Messrs Urton-roped and killed
Dec z, while enroute from Roswell,
N. M, to the J. D. Cooley home at
Glenn. The picture shows that the
cat was a magnificent specimen. The
skin is in the possession of Claude
Headen, of this city.
When the young men discovered
the big cat they were unarmed, but
they proved their efficiency in throw
ing the rope. After getting him well
within their power they took the
snap shot above mentioned.-Plea-
SAINT Hill, (Mo.) Times.
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Mrs Stone came to Roswell in 1884,
but spent less than one year here
and moved to Colorado. They re-
turned to Roswell in 1899 and have
resided here ever since. The de-
ceased leaves a husband, Millard
Stone, and one son Earl Stone. Her
sister, Mrs. Emma Dobbins, of Chey-
enne, Wyoming will be unable to at
tend the funeral on account of sick
ness
Mrs. Stone was a member of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church be-
fore that organization was dissolved
in Roswell, and has since attended
the Christian and Methodist churches
Mrs Stone was a living Christian
light She loved the sunshine and
the flowers, was a part of the leading
social affairs of the city, was mem
Der of the Woman's Club and was
sought for her cheerfullness, kindly
sympathy and happy faculty of reveal
benediction of her own sweet spirit.
Her very nature eliminated all evil
gossip from her presence. She spoke
only good of everybody.
Though living for years under the,
shadow of doom, known : that any
day or hour. might be her last-ex-
pecting death from heart failure
she was always ready for the sum-
mons. She would never talk of her
suffering nor permit others to zee any
thing but the reflection of health and
happiness in her appearance. En-
dowed with physical beauty and ra-
dating joy from a spirit Of loveliness
within, the cold wind that scatters
the rose leaves of her blossoming
will also blow soil over the seeds of
hope and faith planted in other hearts
by her dwelling with u.s.
The family relations were ideal.
The father and son were devoted to
the mother, and she to them. In the
last hours, when the son wished to
give her the medicine left by the
physician, she gently waved him
back, saying, mo, No, Earle, l don't
need medicine-just quiet"
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Chicago, Jan. 1.-two more muir
ders were added last night to the
long list of crimes that have taken
place in this city of late. The first
victim was Anton Spychalski, who
was attacked by two robbers at the
corner of Washington Boulevard and
Sangamon streets He showed fight,
and one of the shot him through the
body, inf1icting a wound that caused
his death in two hours.
The second crime was committed
at the intersection of May and Ran
do1ph streets, where Joseph Kane
was attacked by thugs who beat him
80 terribly about the head that his
death ensued in short time.
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THE SUPREME COURT
Well Owners Association Will Garry
Their Case to the Supreme Court
Law Firm Engaged to Defend the
case.-Artesia People In 1t.

The meeting of owners of artesian
wells was held Saturday in the court
house, and was attended by about
thirty members of the Association.
The object of the meeting was to
perfect plans for fighting the law
made by the last legislature placing
license tax upon artesian wells.
M. Rhodes acted as chairman of
the meeting. and Harold Hurd sec
retary.
Resolutions were adopted pledging
the members to stand by those who
had not paid the tax and were being
sued.
On motion Of Ed Seay an assess
ment of five dollars was decided
upon for a fund to assist in carrying
the case to the supreme court if nee
essary. The motion was carried unan-
imously. There are 525 wells in the
district. Mr.. Seay suggested that II
there was any money over what it
cost to carry the case to the supreme
court it could be donated to chari-
table Institution. Messrs. Cameron
and Freeman of Carlsbad were en-
ployed to defend the cases, and If
successful they are to receive a fee
of $500, otherwise $500. Mr.-J. %.
Cameron addressed the meeting and
said that he did not think there was
any doubt that the law could be de-
feated. John r. Hodges represented
the Artesia well owners.
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Washington, d. c., JAN 15.-When
the house opened this morning Bah
cock at once took the floor on ques-
ton of personal privilege. He based
this on "a statement in a local news
paper entitled, ''How Came Babcock
to Rebel" and which gave as a rea-
son for his opposition to the Joining
of Arizona and New Mexico as one
state to his pique at not being made
chairman of the appropriations COM
mittee. The statement, Babcock said,
totally misrepresented him, and he
also believed the so-called "Stal-
warts,'' which he understood meant
the house organization.
AS to statehood, Babcock said ne
had always been opposed to joining
Arizona and New Mexico as one
state, and had always opposed it. At
the last session he said the opposition
supported the rules committee of the
house on the joint statehood ques-
tion as the best means of killing the
bin. There was no reply to Babcock's
statement, and when he concluded
some of his colleagues app1auded.
Senator Bacon introduced in the
senate the following resolution to{
day: Resolved by the U. S. Senate
that interference with or participa-
tion in any controversy between Eu-
ropean governments with relation to
European international questions is
in violation of the well settled, well
defined policy of this government,
which has been recognized and OBJ
serSc7 for more than century past" :"
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DEATH OF MRS. STONE.
A Woman Whose Life and Character
Radiated Sunshine.

A Woman Whose Life and Character
Radiated Sunshine.
Mrs Millard stone died Sunday
morning, at $3.50 at her home, S21
Main street. She had been suffering
a few days with pneumonia, but her
death was caused by heart failure,
years threatened her life.
The funeral will be held at the
Christian church Tuesday morning
at ten O'Clock, Elder c., C. Hill con-
Quoting the service. Mrs. J. J. Will
hanson will have charge of the music,
and Mr.. j. G.. Hedgcoxe will act as
organist The following quartet will
sing: R. S. Hamilton, Quincy Cum
minis, Mrs. Downes, and Mrs. Will
hanson. The pall-bearers will be w.
s. Prayer, G. Nj. Slaughter. w. w.
Ogle. F. N. Brown. w G. Polsgrove,
Geo. L. WHY'S. Interment will be
made in South Side cemetery.
Genoa Bernice Eames (Stone) was
born May %, 1857. at st. Louis. Mo-,
where her parents had recently come
from London, England. The family
moved west to Denver in 1861. and
thence to Cheyenne, Wyoming. There
on Dec. %, 1881 Miss Eames was maj
ried to Millard Stone who was ther
State Geologist of Wyoming. Mr.. and
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Fine Showing

Pleasant Hill, (Mo.,) Times.
The annual meeting of the Cass
Land and Cattle Co, was held at the
Citizens Bank, this city, Monday, the
following named gentlemen with
their offices given) being present:
Perry Craig, president; Zenas Leo
nard vice-president; Harvey Russell,
secretary; ]. C. Knorpp, treasurer;
Jas. Bayliss, Kansas City, and W. H.
Williamson, Illinois, (Perry Craigs
nephew who are stock holders, were
also present
The officers, as given above, were
reelected and a dividend of 20 per
cent was declared the company hav
ing marketed this year $4,000 head
Of cattle.
The Cass Land & Cattle Company
was organized 21 years ago and Mon
days affair makes the 21st annual di-
rectors' meeting The company has
always been most prosperous. Capt.
talized at 100000 the stockholders,
in 21 years, have divided $430,000,
per cent. of 430. This indeed is mag
nificent showing and one of which the
company may well be proud.
Another unusual feature is that
with the exception of one year, Perry
Craig has been president of the com
pany.
The company's ranch is in New Mex
leo near Roswell
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BROKERS TO LIoUIDATE.
Embarrassment Caused by Pecuia-
tions of Trusted Employee.

Caused by Pecuia-
tions of Trusted Employee.
Cleveland, O., Jan. 15.-P. R. Fa-
hey & Co., stock and grain brokers,
announced today that the firm will
go into liquidation and retire from
business owing to the peculations of
trusted employees and the contiued
i'll health of the senior member, P.
R. Fahey.
In the official statement issued by
the firm, customers are requested to
close all transactions at once. In car
rying out his peculations, an employe
it is added so altered and falsified
individual accounts that it will prove
a complicated matter to straighten
them out. A member of the firm said
today: 1--WE are simply going into
liquidation, and no one will lose a
cent as the result of our retiring
from business
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Z telephone No. 50 for box of
Fine Mountain Apples, price
Sl.5O. Jaffa, Prayer & Co.
Work on Dam to Begin Feb. l..

Work on Dam to Begin Feb. I.
Lakewood Progress.
U. S. River Inspector Jiles, who
was here this week, is authority for
the statement that the work of remod-
cling the irrigation reservoir (Lake
McMillan) at this place will begin
February 1st, or possibly a few days
later. The dams will be completed
a large spilway cut and great
amount of cement and other good
work done. 1t is a big undertaking
and a. large force of men will be en-
ployed for some time. All this work
will be directly tributary to Lakewood
and the town cannot but feel the inf1u
ence of the additional trade it will
receive from this cource.
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The waterworks.

In an interview with a representa-
tive of the Record, DIR. Chipley for
the waterworks people said that he
had read the franchise as prepared
by the city attorney and that while
it differed from the franchise asked
by his company. yet he believed that
there would be no difficulty in the
city and. the water company getting
together.
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Fine Mountain Apples, only
Sl.5O per box. All apples, no
worms. Jaffa, Prayer & Co.
VermiIlion-T olIer.

This morning at eight O'Clock Rev.
Vermillion united in the bonds of
matrimony, his brother, L. o. Vermil-
lion and Miss Ruth Toller. They left
this morning for Greenville, Texas,
amidst showers of rice thrown by the
many friends of the happy couple.
The Record extends congratulations
and best wishes for long and happy
life.
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day subjected to a severe examina-
ton by the police in the effort to OBJ
tain from him the names of supposed
accomplices. Ivens declared that he
had no accomplices. During the ex-
animation the aged father of Ivens
sat in the room with tears streaming
down his face. When the examina-
tion was concluded the old man ask
ed mis- son: did you really do this
alone?" Yes, l did it alone" replied
the son.
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Rasler w. Smith of Toya, Texas and
Miss Pearl Campbell Smith, of Dex-
ter, N M, were married in Roswell
Sunday afternoon at the home of
Elder c. c. Hill of the Christian church
performed the ceremony. The couple
departed on the evening train for
their future home upon a ranch in the
Guadalupe Mountains near Toya.
Texas
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MARSHALL FIELD DYING.
He is Sinking Rapidly and Physicians
Express No Hope.

Express NO nope.
New York, Jan. 15.-At 9:15 the
following bulletin on the condition
of Marshall Field was issued by his
physicians at the Holland House:
Near the end of the seventh day of
his disease Mr.. Fields condition re-
mains critical There is no improve
ment.
At ten O'Clock this morning Stan
ley Field, nephew of Marshall Field,
said that his uncle's condition was
hopeless, and that his death appear
ed to be only a matter of hours
The following bulletin was issued
by Mr.. Fields physicians just after
one o'clock this afternoon: There
is no change for the better in Mr.
Fields condition. He continues to
grow weaker"
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GALVESTON News MAN DEAD.
Was in the Confeder :e Army and
Attained Rank r: Major.

Galveston, Tex, jan. 15.-Robert
G. Lowe, owner and publisher of the
Galveston News, died today after a
short illness, at the age of TO- Dur
ing the war he was in the Confeder-
ate army and attained the rank of
Major. After the war he bought an
interest in the Galveston News and
and also started another paper A wi
dow and two sons survive
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REPRlEVE FOR PATRICK.
Was Under Sentence to Die Next
Week for Murder of Rice.

Albany, N. Y, Jan. 14.-A joint re-
quest by former Senator David B.
Hill, Judge w. M Olcott and District
Attorney VIM. Travers Jerome of
New York county for a reprieve of
at least sixty days for Albert T. Pat
rick, under sentence to die next week
for the murder of VIM. Marsh Rice
was the net result of hearing held
today before Governor Higgins The
Governor said he would take the re-
quest under consideration
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FRANTZ INAUGURATED.

New Rough Rider Governor of Okla
homa in the Saddle.
Guthrie. o. T., Jan. 15.-Frank
Frantz was today inaugurated COVER
nor of Oklahoma, succeeding Thos.
B. Ferguson Frantz, who is 35 years
of age, was a member of Roosevelt's S
Rough Riders in the Spanish-Ameri-
can war.
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Apples, apples, apples, by the
box at Sl.5O. Jaffa, Prayer &
Company.
Club Meeting Postponed.

The meeting of the Woman's Club
scheduled for Wednesday afternoon
has been Indefinitely postponed on
account of the death of Mrs Millard
Stone, and in respect to her memory
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adopted this means as a club against
the advocates of railway legislation.
wish to have the Texas men visit
Washington at this time, as was pro-
posed, because many of them were
pronounced advocates of rate legis-
lation.
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THE TRIP ABANDONED.
Railroads Refuse to Grant Rates to
Dallas Commercial Club.

Dallas, Tex. Jan. 15.-John G. Hun
ter, secretary of the Dallas Com
mercial Club, announced yesterday
mercial clubs to Northern and Eastern
cities had been abandoned, because
of the high rates demanded by east
ern railroads to carry the party. and
he declared that the railways had
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.

U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(locaI Report.)
observation taken at a. m.)
Roswell, N. M, Jan. 15.-Tempera-
ture, max. 81, min. 81, mean So; pre-
cipitation in inches and hundredths
0; wind, dir. S., veloc. 8; weather
clear.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity.
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday
colder
Forecast for New Mexico.
Generally fair except snow in north
west portion; colder tonight and east
portion Tuesday.
M. WRIGHT
OMcial In Charge
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BROTHER OF GROVER.
w. NJ. Cleveland Stricken With Par
aIysis and Will Die.

Columbus, O., Jan. 15.-W. N.
Cleveland, brother of Former Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland, who has been
stricken with paralysis, was in an
unconscious condition today, and the
doctors say his death is a matter of
hours.
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STIRRED
HIM UP

BABcocK RESENTS CRITICISM
OF NEWSPAPERS ON HIS
STATEHOOD COURSE.
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HAD NO AccoMPLIcEs.
Self Confessed Murderer Refuses to
lmpiicate Anyone Else.

Chicago, Jan. 15.-Richard G. w.
ems, the self-confessed murderer of
Mrs. Franklin C. Hollister, was to-
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WALTON'S STUDIO.

Portraits, Views, Photo Supplies
asd finishing for Amateurs. 70tf
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TWO MORE
MURDERS
A LONG LIST OF CRIMES IN CHI.
CAGO RECEIVES ADDITIONS.
KILLED BY ROBBERS

Thugs Attack Two Citizens at Differ
ent Times and Places With Fatal
Results in Both Cases.-Both on
the Streets.
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GIMasM
EAwxE-f<l-S
&0

Woodmen of the World meeting to-
night. Installation of officers.
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NOT A REBEL

Was Not Opposing Joint Statehood
Out of Pique at Cannon.-Had Al
ways Opposed the Joining of New
Mexico and Arizona.
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Let us deliver to your house
box of Fine Apples for Sl.5O,
Jaffa, Prayer & Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31

people engage IN disputes over facts
which each one sees through his own
glasses. and they cannot agree, because
unwilling 10 discard the mediums that
lmpart the color to what they view.
That IL. metaphorically speaking the
trouble with many who see different
from what they once did, For some
reason or other. generally through
transgression. they lose the light ana
are left In partial and total darkness
They are then unable TO distinguish
truth from error. and their reasoning
upon such subjects IL as rational as
the dispute OF blind men upon forms
and colors OF objects they have never
seen. or for some reason or other,
they have commenced to see their sur
roundings through the black glasses
of. hatred or the green goggles OF ieal-
ousy. or the yellow spectacles OF envy.
Consequently all IS changed to them
though not ia reality
There Is no other remedy than TO
take OF the goggles The world is
there IN all It's beauty Of form ana
splendor OF color The friends are
there as full OF love and self-sacrifice
as ever. Truth has not changed its
pure robes Of white, Take of the gog-
qles and look around without prejn-
dice,
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A MURDER CASE,

san Francisco papers contain lengthy
accounts, under blazing headlines, Of
the murder al stockton of miner, in
all probability by woman with whom
he h said to have lived for several
months, Notwithstanding other kaleido-
scoplc marriage relations. His dead
body was found by train hands at the
railway station. II had been forced
iato trunk left at the depot, and was
discovered In consequence of the ot-
fensive odor emitted from It.
The tragedy is another illustration OF
the truth proclaimed from olden times
and 50 often verified that the house OF
transgression Is "the way to hell. going
down to the chambers OF death" II
was Solomon who said Of the strange
woman" she hath cast down many
wounded, yea, many strong men have
been slain by her" and history vert
les this. More sanguinary tragedies,
more blodshed more untlmely graves
are the direct results OF transgression
Of the divine laws OF chastity, than "
any other Of the many crimes by which
human beings destroy themselves. our
pleasure mad age does not appear to he
sufficiently aware OF the inevitable
consequences Of transgresslon OF those
laws.
The officers whose duty it is to prose-
cute the suspected murderess, express
establishment AT her narye. The Dis
trlct Attorney says that In all his ex-
periencc he has never seen her equal.
He never saw an accused person more
cool or unconcerned She seems Ia
take everything as a matter Of course
| aud Is us much interested IN what goes
on about her az though she were on a
! pleasure trip or sightseeing Her ac;-
ing is said to be perfect In telling her
story much OF which Is known 10 lt
fiction she Is neither hysterical. nor
brazen; just chunmily confidential
self-poasessed with the possession
OF feigned innocence She has rehears.
ed that story It seems, until IL has
/ hypnotized her into the belief that nc
one can doubt IT,
II Is a psychological puzzle that Grim.
inals Of what has been called the veal
sex, often display more real strength
IN the supreme test than do those OF
the other sex. 1t is equally strangt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-31
A QUESTION OF GLASSES.

TO many il appears strange that
persons sometimes so radically change
their views and sentiments as TO deny
one day what they the day before as
serted to be the truth; to Islander and
malign friends whom they have pro-
fessed to love and revere, and to pro-
nouuce as black what they formerly
affirmed was white, and evil that
which they once knew 20 be good. But
such curious phenomena may he ac-
counted for on natural principles, II Is
not strange that minds sometimes be-
come darkened and that the whole
spiritual world as far as they can see.
becomes totally different from what it
was before.
In the material world the fact is well
known that the same room may as
sumo totally different aspects depend
ing on the light that is let into IL, 1t
may at one moment be flooded by H.
Eliminating rays. and all the objects
then stand out In their proper forms
and reflect their true colors. Anyone
in the room can perceive them clearly,
II he has eyes with which to see. He
can talk intelllgently OF what he sees
because Of the light that reveals all
But II the light IS excluded. the scene
is changed. Form and color fade away
to the observer. although they exist
Just as they did before. and there is no
more perception. The eyesight may be
az keen as ever, but without light 1t Is
OF no use.
Again. everyone is familiar with the
charge that apparently takes place
IN the world, when colored glasses are
placed between It and the eve. Seer
through a pair of blue spectacles me
entire world will look blue Trees
grass. houses. animals all will appeal
to be blue. The change is instantane.
Gus. 4 man accustomed from infancy
to seeing the world through coloreC
glasses would. no doubt, ridicul'
those who should declare that Their,
are many and various colors. Otter