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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-10-30

DR.. Emil Mueller called on ST. Peter
relatives Friday.
Chas. Brust Jr. left yesterday for a
short visit with Chicago friends.
Mrs. George Schneider has been
spending the past few days with her
sister, Mrs. Yoerg, at Winthrop.
Mrs. Popp returned yesterday from
Roseau. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Heidrich of St. Paul.
Mrs. F. w. Johnson and Mrs. w.
G.. Alvin will entertain at whist at the
Dakota House next Saturday evening.
The Mankato and Sleepy Eye high
school football teams will try it out
with each other Oh the Mankato
grounds next Saturday.
| The remains of John Current were
! brought here from Dickinson. North
Dakota, for burial. Henry Bastian
and M ark Current went as far as st.
Paul to meet them.
! The Hanska Lutheran Young Peo-
pies Society held meeting recently
aud elected the following officers:
President. Joel Peterson: vice presi-
dent, Amanda Grothe: secretary,
Helma Torgrimson; treasurer, F. c..
Jensen; program committee, Clara
Ahlness, Helma Torgrimson and Miss
sLoftness.
I The conference of Lutheran minis
] tiers held here last week adjourned on
Thursday with all of the visiting mem
{ hers highly pleased with the cordial
reception that had been accorded them.
+ AS part of the conference proceed
'Fings public services were held at St.
Paul's church Wednesday evening,
Rev. Pfotenhauer, president of the
Minnesota and Dakota district OF the
i Missouri synod, delivering the intro.
:. ductory sermon and Rev. zlch Of
II Sleepy Eye the pastoral sermon.
DR.. L. A. Fritsche, as administrator
of the estate of the late Ferd. Thiele
has instituted a peculiar and interest
ing suit against the Citizens Bank
Thiele, it seems, during his lifetime hae
considerable money deposited on {
time certificate in the said bank, ant
l when he died no interest had been col
, lected for over year. The certifcat
! states plainly that no interest will b
paid after six months, and when tn
} administrator tried to collect for tn
, full term of a year the bank proteste
Z and adhered to the strict wording G
3 the certificate. Hence the suit, brough
it is stated at the request Of Consu
Grunew in behalf of the German heirs
n -
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-10-30

Pianos to rent by the week or by
the month at the New Ulm Music Store.
"A. Danielson, Prop.
We rent pianos by the week or by
the month at the New Ulm Music Store.
A. Danielson, Prop.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-10-30

We sell needles, shuttles, belts,
oil and any thing you need for your
sewing machines, no matter what
make of machine you have, fot we have
supply for all of them at the New Ulm
Music Store. A Danielson, Prop.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-10-30
in stock the latest

] in, vocal and in
and we buy our mu-
music publishers in
4; so when you want
3 latest in music you
me at the N ew Ulm
ours to Sc rye, A.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-10-30

ing in.oa bostling house. The room
has heretofore been used for residence
purposes.
According to the Franklin Tribune
Mrs. Olin is recovering very rapidly
from the effects of the unfortunate &C.
cident OF two weeks ago. Her atten-
dants are positive that her condition
will@continue to improve.
A number of improvements are be-
ing made in the local creamery. A
new cement floor is being laid in the
engine room, a new basement is being
ed under the ice house and the en-
terror is being repainted.
sister, Mrs. n Inn,
Paul this morning.
en- the latter's little
offering from some
les Of her legs. She
aarge of DR.. Gil
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-10-30

An approaching marriage
or birthday? Let us help sug-
gest the gift. Our stock of
elegant Jewelry and Silver
ware comprizes a represents
ton of the leading manufac-
turers in all the latest effects
and novelties and best of all
the prices are the kind that
will appeal to every pocket.
Send fol. our beautifully illus
trated catalogue, 81 pages,
free for the asking. A guide
for your holiday buying, send
for it now.
HAUBRICH
|Jeweler and Optician
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-10-30

I sell Sewing Machines and will
guarantee that can prove to you
that I have the best sewing machine
in the market. Have dealt in sewing
machines II years and know what 1
am talking about, SO be sure to see me
when you are thinking Of getting q
sewing machine and save money by
buying same from the New Ulm Music
Store. A. Danielson, Prop.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-10-30
..*s.s.ss..s.s.sE.s.s..s
i in the City.
a.s.s...s.sI.as4.s.a.s..

of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
rously i'll.
/. Ben Fesenmaier cele-
wooden wedding last
will go to ST. Peter this
attend the buttermakers
iisenborn, a nephew of the
arrived here last evening
any.
7vanz, q young boy, was
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-10-30

.. .
attend the buttermakers
iisenborn, a nephew of the
arrived here last evening
any.
evanz, a young boy, was
in for appendicitis at the
ospital tffisAnorning.
Reformation day. will be appro-
,riately commemorated at the Erie
lens church5next Sunday.
Mic. Neumann has rented the resi-
dence building on Centre street be-
tween DIR. Schoch' IS and Chas. Brust's.
|. Mrs. Frank Pfaff, who has been a
II isitor here since early in the spring,
eturned to her home in Cincinnati on
#fonday.
Prof. Ackermann was at Water
vn, South Dakota, Sunday and
ached at mission festival of the
oanan church.
Schilling has gone west in
a desirable business open
will probably locate at Great
lntana.
shter was born yesterday to
Mrs. John Skuse. If your
sjoli escapes you this month
up to the baby.
Lemke had his right hand
while bottling beer at the
brewery on Saturday. The
almost amputated.
@Doberenz has been forced
give up her work as trim.
@linery store at Sumner,
S now at her home in this
'irth has entered the en-
m railway com
ming of the new
siness college ir
George Bauer
nipl was attacked
he other day ane
ound with such force
one of her legs.
"a, son of George Graer
Cigar CO., has joined the
enlisted at Minneapolis &
go and was at once assigned
urician' S duty at Norfolk.
riesser Of Chicago has beer
to convert portion of tn
l,v-. sker Brewing company's build
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-27
helm Baak eN Sc IA sec 80
Cofdior fwr

helm Baak eH Sc IA sec 80
Soldier twp---------------- 6oe
March 9.
Edmund Ahart and wife to AL
Rogers lots I. 2. 8 blk 172
Denison subject to contract,
this deed is 6 ven to CORR CT a
former deed in book V 44s - 200
c L Voss and wife to August
Linman VIZ NV 1-3 sec II
Stockholm twp. - $50
Daniel Swans on and wife to
Emily Stone al of nj NV Ia
sec lying W of Boyer river nj
ne IA sec 3 Denison twp SUBJ
ject to TT of way OF Ry and
highways. - --Iool
John saggau and wifi. TO Fred
LEM Sc IA: ne IA sw 1 sec
20 q Sc ne IA, VIZ ne IA SEC
20 Goodrich twp-2 o6e
Fred LEM and wife to John Sag
gau and Julius Soncksen 81 Sc
33, So, Al and nj ne sec Boy
er twp, W Observation-Disclosures 90;
March II. 1907.
r Thede widowe. to Chas Fred
erickson lots to IL inc blk AZ
Fairview Add Manila.
Winnie Farrell and hush to tor-
dan & Breckenridge lot 3 blk
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-27
NOTICE IN PROBATE.

State Sta e Of Of, Iowa. S.:
In the matter Of the estate of Jean Taylor
Kevan, late of Crawford County. deceased.
Notice of Appointment of Administrators:
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the 18th day
of March 1907 the undersigned was duly APP
pointed Administrative of the above entitled
estate. and all creditors of said estate are
notified to file their claims in the office OF the
Jerk of the District Court, in and for Craw
ford County. Iowa. Within one year from the
date OF this notice, according to law. anG
have the same allowed and ordered p1id by
the said court, or stand forever barred there
from.
Dated March 11th, 1907
W. E. Kahler.
Atty for Administrators. 1913
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-27
w here TO?
Excursion Rates.

If you are going to take trip, free
information as to excursion rates will
be gladly furnished by any Illinois
Central Ticket Agent, or a postal card
to the undersigned will bring it.
Rates are now authorized to many
difference points and sections of the
country, for instance:
Tourist tickets daily to certain points
southeast, south. southwest, west and
northwest limited to June LIST for re-
turn.
CoIonists one-way second class tickets
to many points in the territory out
lined for Tourist rates.
Home -seekers round trip tickety on lst
and Sd Tuesdays of March and April
to many points southeast, south, south
west and west.
| H. j. PHELPS.
Division Passenger Agent l. G. R.R
SOB Bank Bldg, Dubuque, Iowa
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-27
Boyer Valley
Illinois Central r. r. Time Tab
-EtaSt Bound

No. 4 Omaha, St. Paul. Minneapo-
lis & Chicago. Express, naily)95l A. NJ
No. % Co. Bluffs & TT. Dodge Way
Freight, (Dai! y except sunday 10. IS A. M
No. 80 Co. Bluffs st Paul
DAILY. 1922 P. M
No. 2 Omaha, St. Paul. Minneapo-
us & Chicago Limited tDaily)7. As P. M
West Bound
40 Chicago, st. Paul & lMinn-
eapolis Limited, (Daily)... SO A. NJ.
No. 81 st Paul s. Minneapolis s. Omaha
Daily ................... e. 81 T. NJ
No. 81 Local Way Freight, DAILY
except Sunday. ........... ..... 1 p. NJ.
Nos Chicago & Omaha Express (naily
All Daily Except 81
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-27

Margaret a | alco and hus 20
ii a Newman, S so feet of lots
1. 2 and 3 blk 10, But er's add
Arion. " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 90
G w Eockett and wife to I
Hockett, 81, e1 neg sec %,
Iowa twp W d 5000 90
March a.
John w r chr to Henry N Iahn
lots 6 and s, blk 10, NJ anil a,
contract Tor deed 1000 90
Mary Eggers widow. 10 John
Rollins, lot subd NV NJ of
sec 10: lot 3 subdlv sw Sc of sec
3, Deuison twp. d- $500 90
Ferd nand Pranschke and wife TO
Jacob Schnoor, sW4 sec 6, Will
low twp, W Observation-Disclosures 6412 so
Anna C Sleek and hush to John
w Roehr, lots 6, 7 and 8, blk
10; lot II, blk 10. M nila and
| lot I subdiv out lot ''B'' sec
20, Nishna botny twp, d - $500 co
Mary Egg gers widow. to John
| Rollins, lot S. blk 4, Barrisons
add Charter Oak. W d 700 90
L c Butler wife to E G VOL
colt, lots 6 and blk l, Aron,
w " 100 90
Alice Keane TO j NJ Glynn, lot a,
blk 3. Vail. W d-- - goo 90
G A Radeke 10 Henry w Faul
| lot 2, subdiv OF ] is 4, S. and
7. block as. Denison. W d . =. 1900 90
c L. Voss a, wife to Christ Ms
sen, sw Sc: W! NV; n Y sc sw;
Sc NV; ne sw. sec - ex r r..
Stockholm twp, W d----------11o25 co
varch %
N r Wilder and wife and E Fl
Swasey ard wife to J F Wiley.
e4 Sc and sw Sc sec 10 Union
twp, W d-------- ------- 1901 so
F Wiley and wife to II Young
81 sw OF sec 10; NJ NV OF sec FL
| Union twp, W d-------1o4oo 90
Jacob Weiss to The Public, sub
div of Sc ne sec 2. 50, 80. into
lots and 2. lot 1, 10 L 2. goa
Denison- Observation-Disclosures Plat
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-27
March s,

March S,
Alfred jackson and wife to Ell
bert L Thomas sci net; ne4 Sc
sec 10 81 set sec 20 Union -1o4oo O.
Mark A Riley and wife to Mr.
Wilder and E q Swasey eH
set: sw4 set sec 10 Union twp 1900 o.
Byron G McMullen and wife to
Frank A Slater Ell nw4:: sw4
nw4 sec II washington twp - o27o o
Geo A Rogers and wife to Geo E
Friday set sec East Boyer 1900 o.
Julia Cosgrove and hush to June
Kilcoinsunds.1se SET sec As Nish-
nabotny twp ------------- 1000 o
w A Baber and wife to Mark A
Riley lot subdiv of out lot K
sub div of part of sec 10 Union
twp out lot X of Park Add Dow
city; e11o fit of lots 8, q. S blk
20 Dow City ---------- 5000 o
Maria Lutz and hush to Jane Nc
Williams lots 1, 2. 3. a, S. 6
blk Normal School Add Den
ison 1883 500 Q
Carl Wolver and wife to HC
Sch: oeder Mt swf sec Nor gan 1900 @
March 6
G W Payne and wife to John H
c PEERS SET sec 22 West Side
twp--- ------ -------- 1920 o
Jas Tate and wife to Sarah E
Hoeffer eA net; e4 swA neA
sec IS Union twp------ ------ $500 Q
R Fuester and wife to John Ehler
lot 4 blk 10 subdiv outlets A e.
b Schleswig- 1900 Q
March 7.
Ohio NJ Underhill and wife to
o Hecker M SET sec Boyer tip $500 @
Ella NJ Coon and hush to IL
Voss ny sw4 & sw4 rw4 and
lot sub civ ell of sec ex 1T Of
way of b V BY all in sec 20
Goodrich twp-- 6o5o O
John Schlies and wife to CL
Voss sex sec % & sw IA sec
| "a Paradise twp -------Ie32o Q
VIM Wilson and wife to Peter
Brennan el ne IA sec II Will
low twp 1880 - 5000 o
Geo SPAIN and fe to Gustav H
koenk sW IA sw IA sec Is
| Goodrich p.---------- 400 Q
Anna Mccarthy single to Nellie
Mccarthy und 1 lot II blk %
| Margaret Ryan widow to Ellen
Keeney lot blk Vail $500 Cos o
| Crawford Co State Bank to f w
Swatman lot 10 blk Dow City 800 Q
March s.
Thos Adams and wife to Geo w
\ Newcom ne Ia sw IA IA Stock
Aneil D Ainsworth and wife to ''
John L Ainsworth und IT sH
Sc Ia g. and all of 81 sw Ia
| sec - & all ne NV IA sec "a
/ Goodrich, of Boyer river ana
lot subdiv NV Ia ne IA sec
I'd Goodrich subject TO TT of
way 700 O
G Il Marshall Trustee. C Il Mar
shall and wife to Adolph Ros-
burg sw IA sec 7 Charter Oak1o5oo c
Ole Falk and wife to Alice Il
Jones lot a resubdiv nj blk 1863
also strip lying n of said blk &
of TT of way of c & N w RyI45oo c
Ernan Hathaway unmd to o e
Dutton Sc Id Sc IA sec II
Iowa twp 27oo {
JOS Wilson and wife to Margar-
etha Wegner Sc IA sec Fl
/ 1oWd Twp lZoOo
Alfred Brkhofer aud wife to
A Luke lot IL blk a Dow City $50 {
L Nj Odell aud hush to J L But
terworth lot S blk IA Dow City 500
Brinton Sharp and wife toA A
Luke lots 8. 9, blk Dow City $50 {
Daniel Thomas and wife to VIM
Cruzan lots 9, 10, IL blk 3 Nor
NAL School Add Denison GOO
Ludwig Riemer and wife to Viii
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
March 4, 1907


F Wiley and wife to C 81 Bohm
neA nj sci sec 1o Washington
twp ex school site--- .13145 o,
Jas McKone unmd to Wilbur
Hawley e1s nwA sec "a Mil
ford twp o2oo OF
Claus Sleek and wife TO Emil
Eggers q nw4; ne4 sw4 sec 70
Iowa twp $500 OF
Emil Eggers and wife to w T
Ralph all of out lot 3 lex cd 90
az being all of sw4 sw9 of sec
10 Iowa twp lying sou-h of As
pinwall- $500 OF
L A Wore and wife to Leslie E
Poitevin NJ nw4 sec 20 Union 600 o
Reuben Wore and wife to w B
Mcdonald ne114 ne4 sci sec 80
zw4 nw4; nw4 swA ex e rs 1T
OF sw4 nw4 of sec 33. all in
Union twp $4,000 OF
Jno M Rowland and wife to c E
Schroeder 10 fit lots 1, 2, 3,
blk SO Denison 225o o.
Jane E Nicewonger widow to L
B Butler ea of lots 7. s, blk
Dow City ---.------- ------ 1000 o.
H A Trip!ett and wife to Peter
Knott lot E blk 81 Manila - 1000 o.
y Orem and wife to L M Coon
lot blk Iseminger's 1st Add
Denison $50 o.
G III Bohm and wife to r Wiley
nj nw4 sec rs I'm on twp nj w
sw4 sec 1e Wash ngton twp.
also lane rds wide on side
81 WI sw4 1o.----- ------ 1905 @
Emily Stone and hush to Christian
Hansohn nw4 swl sec 80 Stock
holm twp ne4 SCI sec rs Otter
Greek twp S14o o
Frank Woolston and wife to o w
Rogers set sci sec 7 81 sw4
sec ne4 ne4 sac IS VI nw4
sec ~ all in Unisn twp ex IT of
way of Il 16543 o
w ] Sandberg single to Nels Mil
Ter lot 3 blk IA w I L Co.'S 1st
| add klrOn- 200 G
o Orem and wife to VIM lse-
minger aud ] q Robinson lots
4, 8, blk 10 Denison eX mtges 1000 @
Louis M Coon and wife to same
sw4 sci sec "a Paradise twp ex
mtge $1,000 1000 O
VIM Iseminger widower, c
Robinson and wife to Beatrice
d Orem WI set; VIZ set set;
sw4 net set sec 10 Washington
twp and rds wide off e side of
n 4o 81 of s~t eH sex nw4
sec 10 ex land of 1T of way
c M & St P Ry cont 1.5oa-- 5000 c
Jno N Duff and wife to Jess Lor-
en~en sw4 set; sell sw4 sec FL
Washington twp ---. $500 c
] P Miller and wi to Jno Duff
nw4 sci; eli sw4 sec ~ East
Bower OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $500 {
Caroline S Hammond to Janet
Rae lot blk rs Park Add Dow
City ------ no {
Henry Max Hollis and wife to
Christopher Ernst lots 6, 7. blk
9 Schleswig- Observation-Disclosures 9S5 {
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
cLIFToN-MoRENcI DISTRICT
 Copper Era)

There will be a new mining com pany launched into this district in the
 very near future. which would indi- cate that the district is not dead. Dur
 ing the past two years very few new
 companies have tackled this district,
 but nearly all that have, have been
 successful and are making excellent showings. It is more gratifying to
 nave fewer companies and better sue
 cess. The good showings made by several of the newest companies have
 opened the eyes of many people and
 will be the means of encouraging oth-
 CTS. The Clifton-Morenci district is
 wonder and all that is required is
 the nerve and money. The district
 has been lacking in both for instead of having about fifteen companies, there ought to be a hundred. The
 magnitude of this district is unknown
 to investors who have been sinking their money into propositions in eth CT camps without one-tenth of a
 chance to win out. This district has always advanced slow and 1t would
 take an immense gold strike to create any excitement. A boom is not even dreamed of in Clifton, but the camp goes just the same, the population has increased and the mines have con. tinued to improve until today the Clifton-MOr district is on a level with other camps in the territory and will be doing business long after oth. CT districts have been closed. This is the oldest district in the territory and mining has just commenced. The lext five years will witness wonder full changes.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
4 PAPER OF PINS.

Pins were introduced in the six teenth century.
 Then they were costly and highly prized as gifts.
 A paper of pins was more acceptable than boUCCet-
 An act was passed in 1543 making !; Illegal to charge more than eiShtpenca e thousand for metal pins.
 Persons of quality often used pins made of bOxwood. bone and silver while the poor put up with wooder skewers.
 Tn those day husbands were ofte. surprised at the great amount of mon ey that went for pins; hence the tern ''pin money"
 Not so many years ago the fraga American housewife was wont to teacl pin economy by teaching her children that canny couplet, See pin ant pick 1t up. all the day you'll have gooS luck"-Philadelphia Record.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
WHAT TRAIN DO YOU TAKE7
in Wiring Give Its Number, Name of
 Road and Time of Arrival.

When you telegraph a friend the next time you are going to visit him and that you'd be delighted to have him meet you at the train, the next day. for heavens sake telegraph him intelli- gently.
 If the money, irritations and disap- Dointments of the year were aggre- gated for the United States in hope lessly unintelligible telegrams of this kind, the average political economist would have fit. When the average person in the small city or town de cides on the jump to go to see a friend in the city and decides to telegraph that friend what train to meet, he be comes an unconscious imbecile.
 Will Ieaye fGr Chicago tonight on s:sa train. Meet me.
 This is the text of a ten word mes sage which received the other night started for Chicago before the tele- gram was received by me. and while wanted immensely to meet him at the station instead of making the least eff fort to do so l took it out in swearing.
 In sending a telegram announcing an arrival the name of the road and the train number are the two absolute es- sentials It will be a help to the rectp- tent of the message in most cases if the time of the arrival of the train be given also. Frequently, as between the two stations Involved in such a mes sage, a difference of one hour in stand ard time otherwise might confuse. But as between the number of the train and the numerals in the hour of ar rival the telegTapher has q chance of error and in writing the message these two sets of numerals should be separated by the name of the road, Taking the ten word message as the standard of length, then, any person going anywhere from any station on any railroad may use the one set form of telegraphic announcement of ar rival:
 Arrive No. 5, Lake Shore. due 8 o'clock Monday morning.
 Ordinarily no possible further infor- { nation is necessary in the greatest railway center in America. The train number is unchangeable on its own system. Any railway employee any where will identify the train in mo- ment. If the recipient of the telegram wishes to know whether the train Is on time before he starts to the station, he can learn in a moment over the tel ephone by asking about No. 5, and in the query he will have the reader re- sponse for the reason that his inform ant will be grateful for the inquirers succinct knowledge of train operations. HI. W. Field in Chicago Tribune.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
OIL KING WOULD
 DESERT THE COMBINE
But Rogers Induced Him and StiIIman to Stay and
 Fight,

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-The World says: The gift of foresight which John D. Rockefeller possesses to a de- gree almost uncanny and which was no unimportant factor in the upbuild- corporation, warned him last winter that is was time to do something dras- tic to avert a catastrophe.
 It takes a long time for the outer world to learn anything of what actu- ally happens at the councils of the small group of men who are the Stand ard Oil company, but the world is in a position to state that six months age MT, Rockefeller seriously prepared to really and genuinely divest himself of every share he owns of the Standard Oil company's capital stock.
 Of it's 975,O0O shares he personally owns 270,000 with par value of s27.- 100000 and a market value of S135.- 000, 900. How the ownership of a block of securities so valuable could be transferred. and the money raised to pay for them were mattrs that were never worked out.
 Henry H. Rogers opposed the plan of MT. Rockefeller fiatly, determined edly and effectively. With all the en. ergy of his forceful intellect he made the head of the Standard Oil company change his plans and stick to the ship. What he said, or what aTgu ments. perusive or otherwise. he em ployed were not within the ken oi the Worlds informant.
 This was not the only indication oi demoralization within the supposedly adamant inner circle of the Standard Oil. James Stillman, president of the National City bank, the Standard oi bank, the greatest and most powerful banking institution in the United States, became afflicted with the same fright which shook the nerve of MT Rockefeller.
 Like MT. Rockefeller, but severa months after that gentleman had hii fright attack and cure at the hands O Mir. Rogers. MT. Stillman became pos sessed of the most pesimistic fprebod ings. He thought the time had conn for him to convert the bulk of his private wealth into liquid assets. casl preferred, and arrange his affair along lines which permit of a speedl retirement from all active business cares.