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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-31
FROM THE ANTILLES.
FROM THE ANTILLES.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Benefits
q City Councilman at Kingston.
Jamaica

Mr.. W. O'Reilly Fogarty. who is
member of the City Council at
Kingston. Jamaica. West Indies,
writes as follow: Zone bottle Of
Chamberlain. s Cough Remedy had
good effect on cough that was Civ
ing me trouble and l think l should
haye been more quickly relieved if I
had continued the remedy. That it
was beneficial and quick in relieving
me there is no doubt and it is my in
tention to obtain another bottle"
For sale by L. E. Blosser. Broadway
Druggist.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-31

Neal Herner. ALT Hanson and c.
p. Johnson transacted business al
Schleswig on Tuesday forenoon.
The What l Can society of the
Baptist church to the number Of
about 80 were entertained by Mrs.
DR.. Burrows on last Saturday even
ing.
DR.. j. M. Dreshu from Indiana has
been in town a few days looking
over the situation with view to
purchasing the business of DR.. Mat
son who is compelled to leave here
on account of his wife's health. She
left here last Tuesday for New Mex
leo and the Doctor will follow as soon
as he can make suitable disposal of
his property.
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FOR SALE.

A fine small ranch suitable for cat
tie or dairy business in a good
country. located in Rock County, 10
miles from Stuart. Neb.. 800 acres
frame house. frame barn. running
water. pasture fenced and crossed
fenced. Fine grove. few apple trees.
This is a snap. Sale must be closed
before March. Traders and would be
middle men need not write.
Terms $4,000. One half cash, balance
5 years time.
Write. j. NJ. Flanagan Cashier.
Citizens Bank of Stuart. Neb. AT
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-31
Ole Buck Grove
b u % G E I
Mrs. Fannie Bonney
Department Editor.

IS. D. The lady is returning from
her brothers. funeral in Linn county
and will remain here until she gets
word from home that the snow
blockade has been removed.
Attend the big Clearing Sale at
Dyson. Calvin and Co.'S. Buck Grove.
February LIST to 10th. Bring in your
produce. We pay the highest
price silt
Mrs. George Carpenter is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Hilly Newman at
Arion.
Morris McHenry of Denison was
here last Tuesday surveying the
boundaries of E. Thews' farm.
James Tranter was shaking hands
with old friends here Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas White is again on the
sick list. This lady has been having
serious time for, several weeks. and
her many friends sympathize with her
in her trouble.
Messrs. Hulsebus and Schriver of
Defiance were buying cattle in this
vicinity last week.
DR.. Zegler and family lett Tues
day for Bevington. Iowa, a new 10.
cation. where he will practice medi.
cine.
Three men were riding around in
this vicinity last week for farms to
trent. The good land we nave in this
section does not have to remain idle.
Little Kittie Green has been on
the sick list for few days.
Mr.. Flodine moved his family las,
Saturday noon to farm east Of
Denison. known as the old Strasse-
lin place.
Mr.. Kittleson is going to move or
j. P. Jones' farm in the spring.
This place was just vacated by Mr..
Flodine.
I j. P. Bicnell of Sioux City is visit.
ing his mother and other friends here
for few DAYS. Jay looks as natural
as ever says he still likes railroad.
ing.
Will thinner had quite an exper-
fence last week when he took a ca,
load of cattle to Omaha. When he
reached Dow City one of the fat cat.
tie was sick and he could not load il
on the cars. SO he left the animal
lying down. and after a while came
back to see how it was getting along,
when the critter" got up and gave
chase. Will got behind post. il
being the only safety point in sight.
The game of dodge. wasn't slow anc
Will said his hair stood up so straight
it raised his cap off of his head He
escaped unframed. but has his opinion
of sick cattle just the same.
Little Claude Welsh is on the sick
list at this writing. but nothing
serious is apprehended.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-31

Farms for Rent-One of 80 acres
and one of 100 acres. Inquire of Mrs.
G. Schafer Soft
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-31

For Sale-Good Short Horn bulls
eligible to register. John R. Rob-
inson. 3-6t pd
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BE SURE AND SEE JESS
Before making arrangements for
your sale be sure and see the veteran
auct ioneer w. j. McAhren. 47-tf
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ROAD NOTICE.

The Board of Trustees of Stock
holm Township Crawford county. Iowa
herewith advertises for bids for two
superintendent to work the roads
for one year. one for each district
namely east and west halves. Bids
must show price for man alone and
man and team per day. same must be
handed or mailed to the clerk on or
before 10 O'Clock A. M. Thursday
Febr. Z. 1902 and each superintendent
must furnish satisfactory bond.
Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Da,ed at Kiron. Ia. this 2lst. day of
Jan. 1907.
E. N. sandstrom. Clerk. 4 st
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FOR SAIL

FOR SALE
Tweny four acres. 3 miles south of
Denison. Well improved. Inquire
of E. S. Miles. R. 3 Denison If.
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For Sale-Fine Plymouth Rock
Cockerels. M. Wiblishauser, Deni-
son. Aft.
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The undersigned having decided to
move to South Dakota will offer for
sale at public auction on the JIM
Miller farm. miles southwest of
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-03-02
THE BOTHA CASE.

Different people have varying views
regarding the merits and dement's
of every case of more than ordinary
which comes up in court;
land that Of Charles Botha, who was
(convictcd OF and sentenced to death
lfor murder, but obtained a commu-
|taton to life imprisonment, is now
1.-The subject OF renewed animadver-
\ sion. Botha recently filed an appli-
cation for complete pardon and the
pardon board has the application un
der advisement; it looked like things
iIwcrc going his way, when the resi-
dents of the section in which his VIC
Itms were killed took the matter i'll
hand and have sent i'll protest So
strong and apparently so well ground
led that things have taken somewhat
Indifferent turn. AS it is viewed from
jthis standpoint, if Botha is not gull
yty of one of the blacklist crimes
Ives, two of them-that ever darkened
1.-The annals of this state, he is untor-
ttunatc to a degree and i'll manner
WHOLLY irreconsiabc with our adj
lvanced and applied methods of evil
Idencc and procedure-a condition of
Things which if existent would go
far towards unsettling society and
|Imaking OF our chief safeguards our
|ygrcatest peril. Many people--a ma
|Siority. no doubt. of those who have
Igiven the matter consideration be-
llicvc injustice has been done, but
THAT it is the people who are the in
ljured ones and that justice was
thwarted when the communication was
granted.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-03-02
T R U Fl S

| A bill is before the Legislature for
increasing the salaries of the mem
hers of the State Board of Equaliza-
ton from $500 year to $1,000 year.
The increase is not unreasonable.
Persons charged with the response
bjlity and who do the work of equal
ization for the purposes of taXatioin'
if they are worth anything at all, arc
worth more than $500 year. But
that was not the point we started out
to make. This bill passed The lower
house and the senate amended it by
adding a proviso, the effect OF which,
Mas that the increase in salary wa5
conditional on the members Of the
board not accepting passes from any
Of the railroads. The pass habit is 4
nuisance, or worse, an annoyance to
the railroads, who very often have
to extend favors of that kind to get
fair play, and wrong on the public.
1t is, however, habit which prac
tcally all public officials arc addicted
to, and this includes members of tn,
legislature. We could name some
of the latter who are pass fiends, not
only for themselves, but for their
immediate famiies,--tl.cir cousins and
their aunts, whom they reckon up by
dozens. Why, then, in this insulting
manner single out members of the
board of equalization and make their
remuneration contingent on their not
accepting passes? Make it general
and it would be a good thing, espec-
tally for the railroads, who we know
are pestercd to death by people who
want something for nothing.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-03-02
THE KNOcKER.
BY w. f. Foster.

There appears in every show room
A man we all despise, Ed
WHO tells about his birds al home,
That would have taken the prize;
If he had only entered them,
AS he had notion tc,
but captured every hlrc.
u know you all have met him
! And heard him puff and blow,
And claim he wouldn't give two-bits
For the best bird in the show;
You ought to see my birds, l
This duffer will advise, HJJ
| tell you | have got some
That will open your eyes.
He'll fuss about the Judging too,
And find mistakes by the score,
Those ribbons go there through pull
OF that he says he's sure;
He's ever about the show room
No matter where you roam,
A telling some poor weary soul
OF his better birds at home
He'll get you to his pigeon roost
When in the show room things are
dull; ,ebu.i
There you will see the best he has
Is only just Gull, d.
His pouters, they can't pout at all,
Nor can his fantails fan;
And you will leave him in disgust,
This awful Icing man.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-03-02

Charles Botha, a murderer con
dcmned and sentenced to life impris.
onment, wants to be pardoned and
his application for clcmency has been
under consideration by the board OF
pardons for a long time. Botha muir
dered his wife. In uaing the word
murdered. we do so knowing exactly
what it means. There was no justi-
fication for the deed. The unwritten
law was invoked as it has been in
behalf of other murdcrcrs. If the
board of pardons could change Bo-
tha's sentence to one of death it
would be more proper than granting
him pardon, and we don't believe
much in capital punishment either
One OF the strangcst measures in
the way of legislation we have seen
is that introduced by representative
Davis called H. B. No. $50. 1t has
reference to the State Bureau of
Statistics, and is meant to amend
the present law on that subject. Mr..
Davis bill apparently has for its
object the establishment of State
employment agency or something of
that kind to be conducted by the
State Statistician. l. says among
other things that the duties of the
Statictician shall be "tO receive aDDli-
cations of laborers for employment
and to furnish information to said
laborers for employment and to
furnish information to said labborers
regarding employment" There is one
state Qllinois) which has a law
somewhat similar to the measure
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-03-02

Seth Taft, member of The lower
house of the legislature, and Clinton
b. Leigh. Il newspaper man, accident
ally met death. while riding on AMI
ore car of tie Boston Consolidated
Mine at Bingham a lew days agoj
Mr. Taft represented Wayne County,
in the House. and was a man of more,
than ordinary ability and common
sense and was noted for his integrity
and icarlessness. The other victim,
Clint Leigh, was genuine man. lie
had culture and refinement and a
large quantity of the milk OF human
kindness in his breast. affablc and
gentle. The occurrence was most
deplorablc The families Of the dead
have the full sympathy OF the public
because they are they who feel and
will continue to feel the the sadness
the aching void when it has fadet
from the minds and lives OF others
Aber so vier lcbcn. III the midst o
life we are in death.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-03-02
TRUTH

above uoted, but for Utah or any
other state it's about as crazy an
idea as one can wei imagine. If
the bill did not carry the name of
Mr. Davis, as its father, we would
say it was an cmanation ol the mas
sivc brain OF. County Attorney Han
to be republican and a labor party
man at one and the same time so as
to catch votes at election time from
both
Prior to the election which put
the Kcarns party in control OF the
city. Jim Donncson was promised
the position of chief Deceive, but
Mayor Thompson, although usually
very plant in the hands of his friends
wouldn't stand for Donnelson. How
ever, Jim was forgotten. When he
could not get to be chief detective,
he was made chief of the bunco
steering department of the munici
pality, an annex to the regular polio
department.
The legislature should go slow III
the matter of taking steps looking
towards constitutional amendment
to raise the limit of State and State
School taxation from eight mills to
eleven mills. Most people think
taxes are high enough now. High
taxation keeps capital out of the
State and frightens settlers. There
is no doubt the money derived from
a higher tax levy coU!G be spent per-
haps advantageously. No matter
how high the levy, it is certainty
the money would go one way or
another, but with strict economy the
state could worry along for while
without increasing tho burdens OF the
people. At present five OF the eight
mills are for state purposes and three
for the schools. If more than three
mills arc needed for the schools, the
several counties have it within their
power to increase the revenue foi
that purpose.
The legislature as was generally
expected killed the bill for the ere
alton of a railroad commission. The
majority against the measure was
overwhelming. Having disposed o
the railroad matter, the Legislature
is making grand stand play b!
investigating the coal situation. Thu
proceedings are intended for the edi
hcaton of the public only. Th
legislature has no intention of dom!
anything in the way OF legislation t.
improve conditions.
The indications are that the Trill
une and its gang will go over to tn
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-03-02

From superficial observation,
the plans drawn up by Councilman
Martin, for burying the wires which
dis6gure Main Street seem to be
alright
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-03-02

The annual Press Club banquet
which was set of Saturday evening,
February 23rd, was postponed on ac-
count OF the untimeiy death of Gin
ton Leigh, one Of the members OF theI1
club. 1t has since been arranged,
that the banquet will occur on SAITH
urday evening. March 9th. lie roll
est mort, vine lie roi.
The charge preferred by StateI
Senator Benner X. Smith, against
Harry S. Anderson. of the state landI
board. was a surprise A committed
of the legislature has been appointed
to investigate and we think the result,
will be the complete vindication OF
Mr.. Anderson There is nothing OF.
d criminal nature in the accusation.l
Even if sustained it would be no
more than a breach of faith, but we
cannot believe that Mr. Anderson has
been guilty of that For dozen years
he has been in the state land office and
proved himself a most efficient and
faitful officer. He has taken an
active part in public affairs and stood
high in the estimation of everybody
and deservedly so. His character
hitherto has been unblemished and
people generally feel assured that
he will emerge without stain from
the cloud which has been thrown
over him.
Mr. Smith who fathcrcd the &C
cusation, is or was the attorney for
the man who thinks he has griev-
ance and for that reason should not
have been appointed as a member
of the legislative committee charged
with making the invo stigation.
The Deserct News charges two
Ogden papers with fragrant and per
sistent plagiarism, but does not name
the papers. Why not name them
From superficial observation
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-03-02

We extend sympathy to Postmaster
Slove and family, of Provo, on the
death OF their little daughter who
fell victim of spinal meningitis after
only day or two's illness
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-03-02

The Deseret News charges two
Ogden papers with fragrant and per-
sistent plagiarism, but does not name
the papers. Why not name them'
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-03-02

The indications are that the Trib-
une and its gang will go over to the
democracy and support the demo-
cratic presidential nominee next
year. 1t is questionable whether the
Tribune would be desirable acqui-
sition to the democracy.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-12-27
De Como Sc HaCen RiCOS
los PeriOdiStaS

Despues de un minucioso estudio
grandisimo trabaio, hemos resuelto el
problema de por que muchos editores de
peri6dicos, en- Nuevo Mexico Sc hacen
ricos.
He aquf el secreto del suceso;
Mace una criatura entire ell vecindario,
y el m6dico suministra una pequena do
sis de nicotina la embarazada y SAGA la
criatura y recibe yeinte y cinco pesos; ell
editor da noticia del arribo del peque-
nuelo a este mundo y felicita los pa
dres y recibe cero pesos Cuando el niho
es bautizado, el sacerdote ministro de
la iglesia, recibe un peso y medic para
bautizarlo 81 no ha pagado la primicia
otro peso y medic y amas cuatro reales
para la campana chica 81 quiere la
grande seis; el editor da la noticia vel
nombre que Sc le puso al pequehuelo y
recibe dos ceros.
Greece el j6yen y Sc casa; el editor pu
blica un extenso articulo "horeado' y
con una docena de mentiras acerca de
las yirtudes y meritos del idven y de las
bellezas de la nova, adn que sea mas fea
que ell diablo, y 81 ministro recibe veinte
' cinco pesos vel editor tres ceros.
En- el curse del tempo muere, y el me
dico le suministra unas cuantas recetas
y cobra cincuenta pesosi el ministro otros
tantos y el editor publica la noticia de la
defunci6n un obituario de dos mas
Columns de largo, las resoluciones de
condolencia y ademas un voto de gracias
todo hbre de derechos, y recibe cuatro
ceros.
5Ven ustedes porque ser perodista es
ser capitalista2
ademds diremos que Ia mayor pare
de las personas que ocupam tales seryi-
clos de los eaitores, n tan solo saben
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-12-27
Taos, Nusvo Mckee, s. A. visrnes 27 de Desmbre 1907

Sin embargo, aIgo habra que sa-
crificar 4 las ganas de obtener una
larga vida. 81 todos damos en- la
costumbre de estar alegres y de
reir 10 mas que Sc pueda, no sera
va de NAL tono reir 4 carcajadas
y divertirse.
A riesgo de trabajar un POGO
menos, estaremos dispuestos a refr
mas en- todas ocasiones, y este re-
gocijo universal, esta algeria de
yiyir que sentiremos todos, permi-
tira que la existencia Sc prolongue
y que nuestros dias transcurran
mas felices. Lo que no pueden
todas las drogas de la moderna
farmacopea, 10 habra podido la
franca algeria y la risa que, segun
Socrates, fu6 concedida al hombre
para que Sc distinguiera de los
animales.
En- efecto, algunos animales llo-
ran; no hay ninguno que ria. Solo
Ell loro sueIta la carcajada--por
imitaci6n--y va es sabido que ca
81 todos los loros mueren centena-
rios.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-12-27
CambiO de maneiO.

La Taos Mercantile Co, de esta
Iocalidad, que hasta iltimas fechas
ha estado bajo el mauejo y direc-
ci6n de Mr.. f. Il. Gorton, motive
"a que este Sc traslad6 4 Ia vecina
repdblica Mexicana, en- donde
acepto posicion en- una hacienda de
azdcar, en- 81 estado de Veracruz,
dicho manejo de Ia popular tienda,
Taos Mercantile Co., ha quedado
baio la direction del senior Alfon-
SO Hoy, cuyo escogimiento no POI
dia estar meior acertado por la
Compania, por ser eI senor Hoy, &
la vez que muy competente en- q
negocio de mercancias en- general,
muy popular bien querido On este
lugar en- donde goza de alta simpa.
tia.
Entendemos, sin embargo que
e escogimiento es interim mien.
tras Ia Corporation tenga 81 iunss
regular, pero Ia Compania tomars
un gran paso 81 deidran a N. Hoy
como manelador hrme, por poseer
todas las cualidades y Is actigida
neeesaria para tai negocio.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-12-27
Taos en- 1907.

Durante el ano que esta para f.
nalizar, Taos ha progresado a pasos
gigantescos en- todos respetos y
nadie puede decir al contrario.
En- cuanto a educacioh la juyen-
tud creciente esta aventajando
mucho, y como nunca antes, hay
mucho interes por ella y tanto por
parte de los honlbres progresistas
de este pueblo, como por los mis-
mos padres de familia.
No Sc ha registrado durante eI
ano, en- todo 81 condado, un solo
case de asesinato y durante el ano
el condado no ha tenido que desem-
bolsar nj veinticinco pesos por ma
nutenci6n de presos por causas
civiles; pues la carcel ha estado
durante todo 81 ano vacfa, cosa que
marca un grado mas de moralidsd
y civilization para este condado y
que mucho deben de enorgullecer-
So los pacfhcos moradores de este
gir0n de TERRA.
En- cuanto 4 los negocios, todos
han lido yiento en- popa, y todos
los eomerciantes y hon bres de- ne
gocios han realizado 'buenos bene-
ticios y expansion en- sus tiendas.
La agriculture y cria de ganado
mayor y menor en- todo el conda-
do no ha dejado NADIA que desear.
Ha habido abundantes cosechas en-
todos los ramos de la agriculture y
aun que en- cuanto ganado lamar
no hubo Buen precio por la lana,
en- cambio q precio del ganado
fue tan alto COMO en- mpchos amos
no Sc habfa yisto,
Durante 81 alo Sc establecieron
On Taos varios negocios y todos SO
han sostenido y prometen engran-
decerse en- este pr6ximo aIlo.
Varios otros negocios estan en-
proyecto para establecerse en- este
proximo ano en- esta localidad.
Vease pnes, que Taos prospera
" no hay dnda que con q tempo
serd una de las plazas mas prospe-
ras Y de mas actiyidad comercial
{ industrial dc dentro 81 territorio.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-12-27

pllante infame que parezca, no
es tan nocivo como ell comercio de
las tarjetas indecentes, porque es-
tas, al amparo del mismo descuido
de que va liable, esta destruyendo
otra cosa mas sagrada, mas alta
mente estimable: Ia verglenza y
la honradez de la familia: el pu-
dor de las doncellas; ell mdtuo res
peto que siempre debe existir en-
tire maestros y discfpulos, entire
padres & hijos y entire grandes y
chicos y, por dltimo, por ese cami.
no, solo llegaremos al abismo ne
gro y hediondo de la mas despre-
ciable depravaci6n.
iiEs triste, es vergonzosa, la fu-
sion que 50 We entire los picaros
encargados de la industria y venta
de tarjetas inmorales y la parte
sana de la socIedad, admitiendo el
cambio y circulation de ese ve-
nenoll Mucho hay que decir acer-
ca de esta tan lamentable desgra-
cia y la falta de tempo me priva
de clio y ojala que mejores plu-
mas trataran el asunto.
0. GONZALEZ.