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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-17
SAD NEWS FOR MANY.
Death of William Marshall Sr. Occur
red at Omaha To-day.

We learn this morning the sad
news of the death of that we'll below
ed old pioneer of Crawford county,
Mr.. William Marshall. Sr. His death
occurred at the home of his daughter
Mrs. j. v. Patterson at Omaha at an
early hour this morning. Mr.. Fred
Marshall and Mr.. P. C. Marshall
went to Omaha to-day and will ac-
company the remains to Denison.
Funeral services will take place to-
morrow. Friday, afternoon at three
O'Clock at the Presbyterian Church.
Rev. w. E. Bryce officiating. The
services will be in charge of the Mas
onic order of which deceased was a
member of high rank. We reserve
all comment on the death of the good
man until our next issue. except that
we would extend our sincere condol-
ences to his sorrowing relatives and
friends.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-17

We learn with regred that Mrs, C..
A. Jones is suffering from an attack
of nervous prostration.
Miss Stacy Denahy leaves on Sat-
urday for Carroll where she has &C.
copied a position as stenographer.
See the genuine colored entertain
ment to be given at the Opera House
next Monday night by a troupe of
genuine colored ladies and gentlmen
from the sunny South.
Don't fail to take in the splendid
entertainment to be given by the
Damon Coiored Musical COMEDY Com
pany at the Opera House Monday
evening Jan. 81. Prices Is, 35, sc
cents.
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M. r. CHURCH.

Next Sunday is the regular Quart
erly Meeting occasion. In the morn
ing there will be reception Of men,
bers. and the celebration of the Holy
Communion. In the evening DIR.
Griffith the Presiding Elder will
preach the sermofi.
The Second Quarterly Conference
will be held on Monday morning at
Nine O'Clock. DR.. Griffith presiding.
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We are glad to note that Mr.. j.
B. Romans is somewhat improved in
health this week. j.
A regular colored Minstrel show
at the Opera House Monday night
Jan. 81. Don't miss it.
Mrs. D. L. Boynton surprised the
Friday club by serving light refresh
ments at the close of the program.
Mrs. R. A. Romans entertained the
coffee club in royal style on Thurs
day. serving an elegant and bountiful
repast.
Ep. Granny spent a portion of Mon
day in Vail acting aa> pall-bearer
at the funeral of his friend Eddie
Fitzsimons.
Thomas Fitzpatrick and F. w.
Meyers were in Vail Mondav to at
tend the funeral obseauies Of Eddie
Fitzsimons.
A. D. Servoss and two Of his
daughters spent Monday in Vail visit
ing friends and attending the funeral
| of Eddie Fitzsimmons.
Mr.. Geo. g. Howard Of Des
Moines gave An interesting lecture to
the A. o. u. W. lodge on Friday
evening. His coming will doubtless
mean many new members for this
order.
Miss Grace Poitevin who teaches
school in Overton Neb.. visited a
couple of weeks with the home folks
west of Dow City. She returned to
Overton Saturday. Dow City Enter
prise.
For good music. sweet singing
dancing unexcelled. beautiful cost
utmes. good acting and fresh and
catchy jokes, see the Damon Colored
Comedy Co. at the Opera House Mon
day Jan. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Mahoney gave
whist party Friday evening. eight
tables being filed. Every one seemed
to be hungry for d whist game and
enjoyed the evening exceedingly.
Mr.. Terry captured first prize fol
the gentlemen while Mrs. Robinson
and Mrs. Patterson were tied for first
place for the ladies prize. Two course
refreshments were served making an
exceedingly pleasant close to q
PLEASANT evening.
One of the most enjoyable parties
held for some time was the one given
at the home Of Mr.. Hoffman in Good
rich township on Friday evening last
week by the Misses Maude Quade anc
Lydia Biggs. A large number OF
young people turned out for the &C.
casion and the evening was spent in
playing varions games and the having
Of a general good time. Mrs. Hoff.
man the young hostesses prepared
an elegant midnight lunch which was
Thoroughly enjoyed.
School opened again Monday. The
vacation brought about one change
that was not welcome. but fullness OF
time will no doubt make it all right.
During her vacation Miss Kinyon was
taken very sick and it was necessary
for her to resign her position in the
fourth room. Several applications
were received for the place. and from
them the board engaged Miss Myrtle
McAhren. of Denison. Miss McAhren
is good teacher-one of the county s
best-.and will no doubt make good,
but it is with ill pleasure that we
hear of the misfortune to Miss Kin
yon. Charter Oak Times.
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Particularly did he urge that there
was not sufficient evidence to connect
Sol Hassan with the crime. Mr..
Klinker and Mr.. Sims reviewed the
evidence and Mr.. Lally again submitt-
ed his motion to dismiss Sol Hassan.
The motion was over-ruled and both
defendants were bound over to await
the action of the Grand Jury and the
bond of each was fixed at $4,000.
The prisoners were remanded to Jail
until the next term of court as no
bond was furnished.
MRS. HAMILTON LEFT A WILL.
We learn that the estate of Mrs.
VIM. Hamilton will amount to about
$13. 100000. According to a will made
last July, about half of the estate is
left to Miss Anna DeWolf. the low
ing niece who cared for her during
her long illness. The remainder Of
the estate is divided among numerous
heirs, Mr.. Geo. DeWolf and Mrs. A.
L. Strong being we'll remembered.
Rev. H. Hostetler of Marshalltown
is the administrator.
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Mr.. E. o. Them spent Wednesday

I Mr.. E. o. THEM spent Wednesday
in Carroll.
Ralph Jackson was an Omaha Wis
itor on Tuesday.
Carl Burke was Charter Oak Wis
itor on Tuesday.
j. H. Patterson went to Dunlap on
business Tuesday.
E. j. Brown was business visitor
in Vail last week.
w. E. Koeneman was a Coun Gil
Bluffs visitor on Saturday.
Miss Genevieve Schneckloth was
a Deloit visitor on Tuesday.
Miss Rose E. Smith of Ute was
a Denison visitor on Tuesday.
Ralph Seymour of Ainsworth, Neb.
is in Denison on brief visit.
Mr.. A. D. Randall went to Kearn-
ey. Neb.. on business trip on Tues
day.
On Monday Mrs. Lew Romans
went to Charter Oak. for short
visit.
Mrs. Chauncy Randall left on Tues
day for Glen Elder. Kan. to visit re-
latives.
Messrs. Lew Romans and Lew
Nicholson went to Redfeld. S. ID ON
Monday.
Omer McWilliams Of Charter Oak
visited Denison friends over Saturday
and Sunday.
Messrs. Henry Harthun and Albert
christensen were Omaha visitors
over Sunday.
;. DR.. and Mrs. Brannon spent last
week visiting DR.. Brannon's parents
in Minnesota.
Mr.. Chas. voss went to Buck
Grove on Tuesday to make drive in
Shelby County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson of Lorimer.
Iowa are the guests of their mother
Mrs. r. L. Hill, this week.
Martin and Anna Brosamle OF
Charter Oak are here visiting their
sister Mrs. Fred Fadschild.
Homer Partridge and Milton Nc
Ahren left on Tuesday for Rapid City,
S. D. to start clothing store.
Mr.. Scott McKim returned on
Tuesday from Rogers. Arkansas.
where he has been tor the past three
weeks.
Mr.. WE. Cole and daughter Hazel.
and son Sam. departed on Friday for
West Line. Missouri, where they win
make their future home.
We learn with regret of the death
of the infant child Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
P. H. Burke. Mrs. Burke is now in
Pueblo. Col. for her health. Our
sincere sympathy is accorded the sor-
rowing parents.
We regret to learn that Mrs. S. M.
Martyr met with serious accident
last week. She was walking on the
icy walk in front of the Conner re-
sidence when she slipped and fell
spraining her limb very badly. She
is still unable to be about.
The Review devotes much time and
space this week to complete report
of the preliminary hearing in the
Nawhl murder case. This has of
necessity made us slight other ioeal
news to a certain extent. We be-
lieve the general interest in the MUIR
der case is our sufficient justification.
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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH.

Sunday next is the second Sunday
after Epiphany. Holy Communion 8 a.
m. Sunday School 9:sO a. m. Morning
prayer and sermon 10 80 am. All are
cordially invited. Arthur Pratt,
Rector.
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Mr.. Chas. Tabor visited in Inde-
pendence this week.
E. Gulick left Tuesday for BUSINESS
trip in the Dakotas.
Chas. Kemming went to Charter
Oak on business Monday.
Rev. M. j. Farrelly was a West
Side visitor on Thursday.
Tom Coates of Vail visited Denison
between trains Thursday.
n. Brotherson of West Side was a
business caller on Thursday.
Mr.. H. L.. Allard was business
visitor to Council Bluffs on Thursday
Born on Saturday Jan. 18th to Mr..
and Mrs. Nicholas Schleuter. a son.
R. A. Romans and Harold left on
Tuesday for a ten days trip in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kelly and son
Louis Joseph spent Sunday in Deni-
son.
Henry Cummings of Arion. trans
acted business in Denison on Thurs
day.
Wanted-At once girl for general
housework. Inquire of B. F. Phil
brook.
Gerhardt Termuhlen Of Willow
township was Tuesday visitor in
Denison.
Mr.. H. A. Norman returned on
Tuesday from South Dakota and re-
ports six inches Of snow.
TIL usual services will be held at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
with preaching by the pastor.
Miss Garnet Norman was to have
taken part in concert at Carroll this
week but illness prevented her going.
DR.. w. T. Wright was called to
Omaha on Tuesday to see Mr.. VIM.
Marshall. ST.. who is reported as
being very i'll.
Mrs. B. M Lockard. who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Patterson at
Onawa. is here visiting at the w. R.
Temple home.
John Robinson of Milford township
visited Denison friends on Tuesday.
He has some locals of interest to
stock breeders in this week s Review.
Mr.. Louis Zeller. of Oxford juno
ton, Ia. President of the Exchange
Bank of that city. was here on Mon
day looking after his Denison pro-
perty.
Mr.. L. T. Neshler Of Carroll, who
is representing the Redpath Lyceum
Bureau Of Chicago is here trying to
work up Chautauqua for this sum-
mer season He appeared before the
Commercial Club last evening and
gave an interesting talk.
After months of hard work at his
busy pharmacy Mr.. Phi. A. Schlum-
berger decided that he needed at
least week of rest and recreation
and he jeff on Monday for Colfax.
Mr.. Lynn Irwin. an experienced phar-
macist of Logan is back of the per-
scription case. while the general
management falls on Miss Anna
2 Schlumberger who has already proven
herself as a splendid little business
woman. The Schlumberger Phar-
macy is remarkable one. doing a
large business and being known for
it's accuracy. promptness and oblig-
ingness. We are glad that the genial
proprietor is to have breathing
spell.
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FOR SALE.

Fifteen Duroc brood sows-will
farrow during month of March. In
quire of N. w. Nash. One half mile
east of Denison.
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OsTEOPATHY.

DIR. Emma tombstone. OsteopatAie
Physician. Denison. Iowa. Office and
residence at the home of Mr.: p: g.
Them. G. G. Phone No: ss6; 4s=tf
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to extend our sincere
thanks to the friends of Deloit and
vicinity who so kindly assisted us in,
the burial of our little son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Justice.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

the ic.:. ~aeui NOT -'a. s.a 3. ae ..y 5-.ie /
Ihcrcuron She drew a Att.e backward SAVING
shortly Myself should stay me. nor "gui AZ
Your cau,ncn avail against my VIII
With that he stopped his filing and looked y
laughing. ycc softly, Try me uat goo hard. Lady,
even though We bc Pcrcy
Then tie cham fell apar. AMI lie began 9. work
"a The other though with his let, hand u Wen bu:
slowly And the lady pu- back her long sleeves
and dropping her robe. fell on hey knees beside him
saving Give me-
And though he smiled he gave her ,ae good ,~on.
and watched hey white ingc-s struggling WIKI the
rusty chain.
Presently he Laid his free hand on hers, ami she
looked up, and stopped her filing. WHY, ne
asked again, when ye hate me so:'
Nay, said she, with dropping head. 1T was
Yourself that doutcd me-
Il was mad n:,h shame. Isaw y,un,. ;ill theeni '
But ! svcr, Mary | mus, hate a Douglas while
he lives. but "..l n't accord 20 .reacaery. When
ye aye dead
Then will yc bc my Sweetheart" lie asked
"Gr: yc &. y.a- Sling 4uo'a She IT anger.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

presently he knew the fair lady as She put up her
light on the wall, and slowly drew near to him.
greet YOU, friend said She and laughed q
little
sharp.
Nay; l leave that for those that slav YOU to-
morrow"
For her great fairness he scarce needed her words
Do We hate me so, lord?"
The Percys child" quoth he right bitterly VET
adding low, and like to him as the moon is to the
night"
Mayhap she heard for she drew higher, with both
hands gathering up her robes from the foulness Of
the floor, If would help YOU" quoth she and
The knight drew back until his chains creal,ed
said he. "A Douglas dree his weird"
She came close to the ledge of stone whereon he
sat bound, and presently drew from her glrdle
some bit OF iron and began playing with it. " Peter,
the armOrerS lad, would leap into the Solwav for
me- she SAID, laughing again as sweetly as the
baube. Are We weary with naught to do: Behold
And there fell into his hand a file.
lady?"
Then She counted the four chains that held him.
hand and foot, and answered. "A good night S work
lord What We have 70 say TO me, tell me 70
work
And he could not resist,-for his Young lie was
sweet TO but began quickly to file away The
chain that dragged at his left
long time the lady watched him before ne
spoke, Vet at last said he, "Ye have b-avei the
PercES wrath in this, lady
Ay Yet | am Percy too"
- Why have We done it,
For the honor of the Percys-no Whit
y Tor Your sake said she. and her vp:Co
Y \ was chill wind IN March
n By Lady were ve aulh- b". Percy.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
I he Way Of til e VII

r the day of All Souls, the
L Percy and the Douglas
met as they rode at the
hunt. Straightway there fell
blows between their men in
green the yeomen of the
Douglas We're slain. and HIM
self was wounded, fighting
with broken sword, borne
down by a heap of men.
bound hand and foot. Then
as evening fell the Percy and
MS henchmen rode over the
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
By EDITH RICKERT
Drawings by Joseph Clement Coll

knight 10 the dungeon. and chained
him to the wall with four strong chains.
Presently the Percy, when he had
well eaten and drunk. came to his
daughters bower and found her sit
ting alone by a window.
Lass" quoth he, and his voice
was heavy with wine and sleep, Il
would not have we'd thee to Won
robber." "
Il deem mott" cried she. shrill.
Nay his anger grew, but by all
the saints an thou speak again as thou
hast detied me to-day, I'll-I'll drag
thee by the hair until thou long for
the thorn stake! Mind thee that"
Il hear, My Lord" said she. and
no more.
Eor +I,a Do,rI,c T., - o. fooI
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

did but try him. He shall hang tomorrow; but
first he shall the rack and when he hath promised
me goods enough and gold enough then shall send
to get them, and ho-for Douglas twisted neck"
May" began the lady.
Why not? Who will avenge him? His kinsmen
will snar among themselves for his lands, the curs
No man among them will heed that their chiefs
head rots on the wall
Thereupon the Percy went back to the great hall
where wassail and high revelry
When the hour drew near to midnight the Lady
Barbara from her window and took torch
from the wall; ghostwise, crept down the tower
steps and pace by pace. listening Ike the hare in
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

IlOOTldndS with
song and shout,
bearing across
their saddle bows
4 good few of
their wounded
fellows. Yet no
small JOY was
theirs; for they
were heavy with
booty from the
slain. and the
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

--|o-- -l1o - v I-1-o-. -1IrTl|- W|-""- ="
either side, burned torches and beneath them ora
the bench Cleru the wardcr with his KEYS hang
ing at his grdic. But his head rolled upon his
breast, and beside him lay Hagaa overturned
An said the lady softly to herself. the lad
Peter hath done what he promised
She SCI her torch in q ring, and trembling stole
the keys. One by one She tired them in the lock
and at last undid the door. while the warder moved
nor opened eve. Then She took her torch again,
down the steps. and the gre4, door hle" slowly
shut behind her
Now the Douglas looked ur as he sat. wakeful
and sorrowful. in his chains, and saw, it seemed
an angel such as he had often behei many il his
1u.ssal book. He crossed him and said aves, but
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YELLOW SKIN.

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MOVE BEING MADE :
FOR COUNTRY CUB
Local Business Men ae interested
and are Looking at Some Very
Attractive Places.

A movement Is now on foot among
a number Of Brunswickians looking
to the establishment OF a country
club al some convenient location mar
the city. The matter has been dis
cussed By several Of them and nego-
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me Indications are that something
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Horace Dart,
Ordinary, q. G. G,
Application for !-eaSs or Support.
Nporpfa nIvnn Tuun&,,

Application for Leave or Support.
Georgia Glynn County.
Mrs. L. B. Day having made appli
cation for tweve months support out
OF the estate of H C. Day, and ap.
praisers' duly appointed TO set apart
the same, having filed their reutrn, all
persons concerned are hereby requir-
ca to show cause before the court OF
ordinary Of said county on the first
Monday in May, 1907. why said ap
piitatiou should net be granted.
This Sth. day of April, 1907.
Horace Dart,
Ordinary Glynr County Georgia
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Notice Of Application for Leave tc
Sell Land.

NohCe OF application for Leave to
Sell Land.
Application mIn De made TO the
Juase vi The superior court OF the
bruAswick eir~uht at Chambers az
biaOAshear, Ga, on May ., next for
aatnolty 70 sell at private sale the
Interest of MINNIE o., and Daisy
Iarter, ninors, ia that tract OF marsh
land lying northwest Of the city OF
brunswick, fronting west I,0Oe feet,
On IuItie rlyer and running back
nor-deaatm ard4y betw0 en- parallel lines
~ hlsn land, and bounded on the
north ny la td OF the Southern rail
way Company, and being tne same
land dos rIDed in deed from the
brunswick Company, TO the Bruins
VIA Terminal Company, dated July j
lseJ, ana recorded in book e e.
page 4Jl. The said interest being
two seyenty-seconds, Il 1922 inter
est In sad land. 10 be sold for the
purpose Of reinvestment and for
reason that the said interest
to be sold yields no income
This April 8, 1907
S. g. Wright,
Guardian,
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Georgia. Glynn County.

10 Ali Whom 1t May Concern:
ls Is " give noIGe Lnat the IN
der sAed has In due form applied
10 70 ordinary OF said county foi
an der granting leave to toe un.
uoielA ned 10 sell the lands ia sa.
cOuney of the estate OF 5. II. b.
lv", said sale 70 be- made for til
purpose ot distrrD uUion. said al.
pAASasAon Will DO acted on &C tins
heAl setin oI Ihe court OF ordinary
q said county, on the first Monday
In May. 1874.
IAAs AprIi 12,h. 1907.
!. <. duBignon,
As Administrators Cum lestamento
AnneAo ON the Estate in GlynR
County OF 5. l.. M. Barlow, De-
Ceased.
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Citation.
Georgia, Giynn County.
IN Whom n Mo-, f1,,,.o,,.,,
Guardian

Georgia, Giynn County.
40 Whom it May Concern:
G. A. Il. Jennings having in proper
form applied to me for permanent let
ters OF administration on the estate
OF Susan Banks. late of said county,
this is to site all and singular the
creditors and next of Susan Banks to
be and appear at my office within the
time allowed by Law and show cause
why permanent administration should
not be granted to G. A. H. jennings
Oh Susan Banks estate. This 4th. adv
OF March, 1907
Horace Dart,
Ordinary, q. c. Ga
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WHAT DOES LIFE
INSURANCE COST?
And Where Does Your Money Cor
Some interesting Facts on a Thor.
ouGhIy Interesting Theme.

The insurance statutes Of Massa.
chusetts afford the most complete
protection to policy holders OF any
tate in the union. No insurance com
pany ever chartered under Massa-
chusetts reserve laws has ever fail
ed or been involved in insurance scan
daIs.
The Columbian National not only
operates but is chartTed under tle
stringent laws of Makachusetts and
is the only old ~ life insurance
company that deposits all monies col
ected from this district in Brunswick
banks until the reserve put In perma-
ent securities that effect US locapy
1t leaves your premlurn at home. Sup
pose all premiums paid for life in
urance premiums in this city were
eft in Brunswick banks, now mucn
greater would yorr bank dsp
The Columbian National nov has
money deposited In Brunswick banks
and Brunswick has teen designated
as permanent repository for all pre-
miums collected on policies written in
my distSict, which, is composed Of
Giynn. Ware, McInse sh. Coffee, Charl-
ton, Clinch, Pierce. Yef Davis and
Wayne counties.
Consider and conn are the convert
able and renewablek policy issued by
tne Columbian Naelonal Life Insur-
nee Company, ofABoston. Mass.
$1,000 c0sTs ANNUALLY