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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-02-25
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Dewltt's CarboIized Witch Hazel
Salve is especially good for piles.
Sold by all druggists.
NOTICE

All persons holding claims against
the estate Of G. Schultz, deceased. are
hereby notified to present the same
properly authenticated to the under
signed for payment, and all persons
indebted to estate are requested to
call and settle same.
II. NJ. Schultz,
G. w. Schultz,
Administrators of the estate Of G.
Schultz. deceased.
Adamston, W. Va, Feb. IS, 1908.
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Instructions to beginners free from
10 TO IL u. IN. at the Roller Rink.
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James Bumgardner of Salem, spent
In the city.
John w. Davis went to Baltimore
Monday night to attend to legal bust
ness.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-02-25

Seats on snle for Ben Greet Febru.
airy 90, 0 a. M, opera house.
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BOYS, GIRLS, WE PAY CAsn-

BOYS, GIRLS, WE PAY CASH
Many bright boys and girls are
making IS weekly working for US
after school. II you want the
same chance send us your name
and address and we viii send you
50 worth of our quick selling house
hold speclalties. When sold send
us 81 and keep 81 for yourself.
You can do this in one day. We
will furnish you with permanent
work, Address Reliance Mfg. Co,
New Martinsvllle, w. Va.
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Il. j. Lynch 6 Company require the
services of a first class experienced
sales lady in the skirt and suit de-
partment.
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Report of the condition Of
THE L0WNDES SAVINGS BANT

,,r Report @IT,S Of the I condition Ii Of -,
The L0WN ESIIss; SAVINGS BANK
and I caL CoMtANA'
~ aleu- at OlarksOurg, IN the state
~ Mest ,y iFslnla' az Inc close OIL
BUSINESS pnpIS s Sepr sa9 a. t isoS. ,or
banh hrst began business May 20,
lSOo' nrco,,no,,o
nhoouNGEs
a .oans anu ulscounts' zGG84O.to
0'9 ,SA,,, .s ana secuI!tles,
po !Lctuuirs PleiH l '41'VoV'UV
Danhlne mouse, lurhl-
ture ahu nXtures' ~ 5S3'OS
pu EFT from PAIN DAMS. ,. 9S'Sl0'0S
-'" IN ~ hon Il0As ie'ei'e ,eo1oco
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-AIan or woman to travel
and appoint salarled local agents;
$50 per month and expenses. Ref
erence and small cash security re-
qulred. Address General Agent"
care Telegram.
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LOST.

LosT-Large black double shawl
with silk fold on each end. Liberal
reward IL returned to $40 West
Pike street.
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SITUATIONS wANrllb.

WANTED-A position Of RESPONSE
bllity as manager or salesman.
Address Mr.. VIM, Doughiag, gene
eral delivery clarksburg, w. va,
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YOUNG AIEN-To prepare for Ex-
am. for Railway Mail and other
Govt. positions. Superior instruct
ion by mail. Estab. IA years.
Thousands Of successful students.
Sample questions and How Govt
positions are Secured" sent free.
Interstate Schools, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
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FOR SALE-one cash register; also
one money safe, inside measure 15
incehs deep, 20 inches wide, 20
inches deep, 20 inches wide, 2B
+. H. Whee1ock, 1876 w. Main st.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Canvassers, ladies pre-
ferred; guaranteed salary for full
time; liberal commission for past
time. Address "canvasser," care
this Office.
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FOR sALE-Green enameled iron
bedstead and springs. Apply S2S
Lee street.
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FOR sAIE-Barber shop, one chair,
2 chair case, waiting chairs and
complete fixtures. Good location,
cheap. Inquire 769 W. Pike st.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sArl1-Hous of 0 rooms with
all conyeniences and conveniently
located. Cash $1,000; price 1880,
balance on time. Inquire at 1s7
Jackson street.
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WANTED-MlLE HELP.

CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED
Experience unnecessary. 500 per
month and expenses, Peerless CT
gar Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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WANTED-A house servant; OIL
Mulberry.
WANTED-White girl to do general
homework; good wages. Apply
226 Clay St
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-23
e. FAMOSO CRIMEN
denunCiad0 en-
AibOnito por Delfln
Guznan.
Segdn apareCe de h0YendO es de
misteTI0So.
NotlGIls r0sIsnt0s dan a 0nisRtsr que 81 Inter
foeto" ''Osta Tva"

Msyo 22.-ACtualmsnte ,tenemoG tjeI'
cisndo aus funCionss en- este pueblo, 81
Hon. Sr. Fiscal de Is Ccrte de GusysmR,
Mr.. Wilcox. Ocdpass hoy entire otroB
Rsant TOD del hoErsndo Crimun depunciAdn
poE Dalffn Gu8m6n, Hobrs habar sido
agsBiuado tirado por loB pFeCipicioB de
San Cristobsl, sl individuo Antonio Gin.
tT6n NegT6n.
Este Crimsn, Begdu sparecs de horEon.
do, ea dc miBterioEo, pueBto que no hS sido
possible enContTaTHs loB FeBtoB del Bupuesto
intsrfscto, y 81 acuaadoF, que Bigus preso,
Boatiene que 81 Cintr6n fac muelto poE los
RcusadoI = que 6 t8mhien 10 ayud6 & echaF
por el baTFanCc.
NotieiAa raCientes dan q entsnder que
OHtA yivo; que hR trAbsisdo unoB CinCo
moses en- Juana Dfsz que tambisn eBtu
vO Rllf dstenido ETC., psPo 81 Caso ss que
no ha Bido poBible encontrRFss, psIar de
lRS activas diligsnCiau que viene pTactioAn
do Ia policia de todR 10 islR.
Como FscoYdRFSn los lectoFeB de ese
diaEiO 20 81 activo iluBtTAdo "CorreBpon.
sal" de BarTGnquitas smpez6 dRndo
conocsr los pormsnorsI de este hecho; 20
ofregco gf guiF tomHndo improlioneR seg6n
10 vRy8n h2ciendo las auEoTidRdsB encaF.
gRdaB de la inveBtigaci6n.
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rio del Eefsrido dopartamento, EsDpscto 81
Rn&liaiH practicable on Las FopaB maChateB
que De oCupAEoD, con motive de un GtfmGn
ocuTYido GltimamGnte en- CoamO, del
que infoFmamoB oportunRmente. Sc envfR
dicho infoTms para que Isa juFRdo oonve'
nientem nts por el director del indicRdo
labnratoEio.
-ss sncuentrR 90 ssts Ciudad, On auun'
tog de administration el BefJr ValeTiRno
YireIIa, aIcaIde de Arroyo.
-MaEtfn CaHEillO, acuBad0 de aCcmeti'
miento y agreui6D, en- 10 persona de IA eB'
poBa, hecho ocurrido 81 jusves por lR tar
de, conCuTri6 hoy ante la CoIts municipal.
81 acuBado dijo que gu egpoBR es muy cello
gR le puBo en- un compEomiGo ega tRTde
IIegando luego & la casa las II de Ia no.
che, Que no le peg6 El juez les ams'
nsAt6 ssveFamente, deBpU6B del juiCio y les
dijo que poT leE la pTimeFR veg y poF tFa'
tRTBe de una Ti1a eutFe mRTido mujeT,
ain couEeCueneiaH, 10 absolvfR peEo Eepe
tirss el hscho 30 impondrfa el mtximun de
Ia penR.
-PEogFamR de Las pleas que tocRF& en-
Ia FetTetR mRfians domingo Ia banda de
la PoliiciR inHulaF.
1. Msrch 'Ths ColuBBuo'', Sweet.
2. Danza La CriolIR", DueGo.
3, Ovsrtura 'Mornibg Noon and
Night in Vienna, Supps.
4. "Patrol Of the Scouts" BocoalaEi.
5. tia Corte de GrRnRdA" (Fantnsfa
MoEiaca).
(a) Introduction y mSrcha al ToEneo.
(b) Meditation.
(o) SsVenata.
(d) Final, Char.
6. Two step "Bs my Little To dy
Bear" Lamps.
T. TAndR de VaIBe8 clos Patinado'
Tsa", WaIdteufaI.
8. "Airs1 CubRnoB", Ubeda.
8. "stAr spRngIs Banner"
Han rPgEeBSdo dc Ponce los BeaorsU
Auditor Ward = tssor0Fo Groomsr.
-HR sSlido para GuTsbo, en- aguntoB
del EeFvicio, sl doctor Felipe CordeFo, inB'
psctor de SAnidad del diAtFito NoEte.
Sc encuentTR enfeEmR dc bGatRnta
CuidRdo, en- 90 Residences dc esta CiudRd,
ID dibtEuguidR eh9FitR Maria QQintero,
hsrmanR dc don Arturo, hRcendRdo de
MAnAtf, y sx'delsgAdo & la C6maTa. De-
8samoS prOntA mejorfR 4 10 entimAbls en-
fermR.
I'm pABajsrO lue anO he O. tir6 del
CAIRO eI6ctrico, On IL pATada 8. 10 hizo con
tan mRla BueEte que tuv0 neCaBidad de Her
llevRdo 81 Casa por dos amigos
Sc sncuentFR en- eBtR ciudRd el aefioT
Manuel Saldaha, de BaTceloneta.
VENTA DE MUEBLES.-ssv vanden
loB mueblsI de una cara de fRmiIia.-Es
tan en- buen eatsdo.-DirigirSs Martin
Pena, ffentO 81 CFuoo del Trolley, 8v.L
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-23

hVISo Chf1Bso DE ITINERhRIO.
ItinerariO en- Yigor desde 81 de Mayo Dc 1908.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-23
.EL RECORD" DEL
4 presu puestO de
AibonitO.
Ia heTmana aqua" Sc aG0Td6 al fin
de Ia COmarGa, perO haCs fBIta
mas.
FL tlbaCo no hl sllI&O ldR DEL pOfeT dc 1grGul
torres y GOnGcllntGSr
lDe nMestro oerregponsaE.l J

Mayo % -Habr6 ustad eutranado Ia
auIsnCia de mis- notaV; psyo amigo diTec'
tor eR tan gFsnd0 Ia "bruja." debido 4 la
gran sequis que teniamos, que no hay hu'
NOR cara nhdR, psTo va que 90 ha moisdo
Rlgo eats comRTCs, con dos 8 tres ChubaS'
cos q han caido, velyeT6 SenvitE squell 3
semsnalmants.
Ell apreciabls j6vsn don Felix Vaz.
qusz socio gestor ds IL comandita Vaz'
qUez y Co, Cuyo esntFo de opeRaCiones era
en 81 baEEio dc Ia Plsts, falleCi6 aver jue'
yes consscuanciR de uu8 emoEisig. DioB
tsndE6 ys "a alma en- sl lugar de los bue'
nos.
"A Ia respectable sums de- 10. 587 pc
goB saciends el preBupueato general dc gas
tog tornado png el syuntsmientO sl CusI
debs Tegir 81 10 de Julio pr6ximo.
-Haats 10 fsthR, le han hCcho SO inB'
talaeionsu de egua, que dan una entrads
menEusl nueAtro syuntsmieuto de ciento
= pico de peHoB
--LaR hiias de Maria, vianen Cslebrsn'
do con mucha animation el mes de lEB
flores.
--Ants-syeF, 50 cumplisFon dos meBes
II dfsP, que las nubeB nos habfan negado
npg6ndonog ga peceBitado 5quido. CRy6
aqua peFo hBos fslts mas.
Ell tabaco reCOlectado eBts Rfi0 esta en-
poder de loB agricultoTeB comsTciantsS,
poT falta de comprRdoEe8
En- 81 nuevo pFsaupussto municipal
que empiezs & Eegir sl 10. de Julio, sxiBtsn
dos paEtidas para dos plazas de Inspector
Sab inspector de Eanidad; una con 1880
pesos snuRleD Otra con 720 pesos
-El active CRbo do Ia P. Gonzalez
Bsrmddeg, y guRTdiss suB 6rdeneB, vie
nsn ocupandoGe con gran diligenCis en-
aveTiguaci6n de CieTtoB delitoE. ESQ eB
loRble = msTece plEcsm0B la policfR.
Ell doctor PaniEgua, Inspector do Sa'
nidad de este DiHtTito, eatuv0 tres dtag en-
eute en- vista de inspection. Di6 oFdenes
con reBpecto meioTar sl entsdo higi6niCo
de eBta pobIaci6n. Y volver6 Ver ii
squsllaB SO han cumplido.
La apTOoiable SrtS. Ana Rita sama,
hija de nusstFo Fespstsble amigo don Me-.
n1eI, hace RemanaB embRrc6 para E. q.
en union do "a hermRno don Manuel y
mG .Ea eupoBa. PeFnoctar6n Gllf gGma'
mes. Busnag impFesioneB busn regEeso
deBeamoa tan bUenoB Bmigop.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-23

NETILOIDEs-El mOjoF mas seguYo
dc todoB los OBpOcificoB h6Sta ahoFa oonoOida
para 10 ouFa p0rmanOnt0 dc toag Las 0nfOF.
msd&dsB de Ia ursta, "a sean >as Or6niCas 8
sgudaE. ContisnO q flujo J cuFa poF COM
parade similar, Las gonorFsas, 0BpORmatoPnAB
sistitIB, Oot. Eeior que Las inyOo0ionOB y muy
superior sl H&ndalo OopaibG. EmpioEa
uu5tiF IN ef0eto Las tres sustF0 hoRaB do
aSbOFB0 tornado.
Los EETILOIDES"-aonf f&BilOg do t0m9E
, ostSn propaFadog de manOFa que no R0VuOl-
von ol oSt6mago nj pFOduoOn mRlog OfOot0g,
De VOnta On tod&g lGs Botisag. PidRnBG
nuOBtHaS gratis SOS Gnieog fabEigRntOg.
Frederick stGagnB q OR' DOtEoit, Hishi.
gan. o. A.
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REMATE DE PRENDAs.-El dfa
80 del oorriente Bo lIsvaE6 & Cabo On Is ca
% de PreStamog de Jol6 BRz6n, Allen 2l
y & las dos de la taFde 81 Femats de prem.
daB cuyon tslonea no han Bido Tsnoyadoa
deBpu6s de los meHeB conCedidoB por lR
ley.
La casa nigus Sos opsEaoiOnea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-23
Busna ocasidn

Uua persona con pR6Ctios msrCanhI, =
atsndido, tambi6n, ca tsneduEfa de ibEog,
daasa ObtsneE una coloCaoi6n como agsnts
viajero 8 On an oICEitoFio DiOha persona
81, sCtualmonts, CRisFO de una tEms DO
sSts plaza , para EefsEsnCiaI pueden diFi'
girH0 4 q, q B, RpaEtNdo nun. 442. 9. g
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% AdnIRIStTaGIdR.

Avisamos 4 las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que eI peri6dico no les serd
enviado, 81 el aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
1926. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por IN afio $500. Pag0 an
9ieipGds.
En- ssta imprsnta % vendo papel do
..-ee1s.. -. Z 10 nn l.. II a.. -.
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SOLO HAY UN "BROMo QUI
NINA y ese es 81 LAxATIvo BROMo QUININA
usado todo ell mundo para eurar Resfriados en- 4
dia. La frma de z. w. GROVE. Sc halla en- e&dJ
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EN- LA '.NUEYA IPARIsIENsE"
San JuGto n6mero 143. So vsnds IN e.,
pejO de CueFpO entsro, dos vitEinaB de CriG
tRles MADEIRA, variR8 CoTTederaB dc made.
70 , CEiatalsI para RpArRdoEeE, 2 fguERl
de cora para ezponsE HombreTOE , difeEsn!
tOs vidrisraB para expOnsE objeto vATiol'
PEOOioG limitRdoG. 15V.
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En- esta imprsnta Ro venda pRpsl do
peEi6dicO viejo & $500 loB 46 kiIoI CWn
qUiNtaI)
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-15
MANILA ITEMS.
Too late for last week.

Too late for last week.
Mary Eber]y left for Harlan Mon
day morning to attend summer school
Harry Westbrook and family spen,
Saturday and Sunday in Defiance al
the home of the formers parents c..
H. Westbrook and wife.
Marie and Ellen Barrett departed
Tuesday morning for Ma1shalltowr
for an extended visit with theil
father, Mr.. Palmer.
w. H. Reeves. wife and baby
spent the latter part of the week in
Little Sioux visiting at Mrs. Reeves
parental home.
Leo Steel is reported to be on the
sick list this week.
Matte Burlington and Katie Fred
rlckson and VIM McGilora and Jesse
Dempster spent Saturday at Council
Bluffs.
Ed Dyson and family went over to
Scranton the Fourth in the auto. Mr..
Dyson returned the next day making
the trip in two hours.
Rev. Father Coffee was Buck
Grove visitor Sunday.
The Standard Bearers met Tuesday
evening at the home of Hazel Demp-
ster. A good time was reported by
all present.
Emma Fredrickson has recently re-
signed her position as night "cen-
trail" here, as yet the vacancy is not
filed.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodsiist church met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Fish.
The Philethean society of the M.
E. church met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. H. A. Triplett.
Roy lvey and wife and children
spent Sunday in Defiance visiting at
the Ike Van Meter home.
Mrs. Gable expects to go to Carroll
on Thursday of this week to attend
the Womans' Foreign Missionary
society meeting held there. She will
be accompanied by Mrs. Silas Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Orlo Ohiner had the misfor.
tune on the Fourth to get hit while
observing thebase ball game at De-
fance. The ball struck her on the
upper lip and put the bones in the
nose out of place and bruised he,
face to some extent. At the presen,
writing she is getting along nicely.
Tom Moore and wife lett Friday
morning for Denison to spend tn,
rest of the week there visiting re
latives.
Walter Howell. of i, Halan, was [:
Manila business visitor one day las
week.
Nan Bayles spent Saturday il
Council Bluffs.
Theresa McDermott and Mary Muir
ply were Dow City visitors ON Satur
day.
Dan McGrath, Fred Kester an
Fred Nichols. of Asplnwall, wer
Manila visitors Sunday.
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METHODIST CHURCH BUILDING.
This Fine Building has been Thoroughly Cleaned
and Refreshed for Use.

We we'll remember that about
thirty years ago at this season of the
year the ladies of the M. E. church
banded together and cleaned and
painted the interior of the building
getting it ready for the coming of the
elder and quarterly meeting service.
1t was left on Saturday evening
fresh and clean for the morrow's use.
But in the night came cyclone and
tornado which moved the Catholic
church off its foundations. over turn
ed the Meyers barn and Jared the
Methodist church so. that the plaster
ing fell down running all the work
the ladies had done and the Elder held
his meeting in the Baptist church
which that society kindly offered for
use. Well. the Methodist ladies of
today renovated the building. and it
was ready for use last Sunday.
Happily no tornado came; and so it
was occupied for all the usual Sab
bath services. Mrs. Chamberlin had
the work specially in charge. AL
though she is not so tall as many
other ladies of the city. she has ex-
ecutive ability and under her
direction the improvements were
made. The many rooms in the base.
ment used by the Sunday school were
given special attention. and painted
and papered in way to greatly i'm
prove their appearance. The church
was thrown open for use again last
Sunday and many were the compli-
ments given the ladies who had the
cleaning matter in charge.
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OTTO HUEBNER
IS WELL LIKED
YOUNG FARMER BUSINESS MAN IS PROVING
POPULAR CANDIDATE.
ENGLISH AND GERMAN SCHOLAR.
Equipps Him to be Valuable Member Of tie
Board Of Supervisors

It seems early in the year to speak
of candidates for county Office but one
of the few good things about the
primary law is that men are before
the people long enough so that their
records can be thoroughly studied.
The recent bond issue has opened
the eye of the people to the necessity
of having a good business board and
to the advisabilitv of having both
political parties represented on the
board as check upon each other.
Among the strong men whom the
republicans present this year is Mr..
Otto Huebner Of Hanover township.
Mr.. Huebner is a German. He
was born in Chicago in 1877. and has
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-15

lived the greater part of his life right
here in Crawford county. Thus he
knows the people and their wants as
few men can. He has for four years
been clerk of Hanover township in
spite of the fact that that township
usually elects democrats to Office.
Two years ago he was united in mar
riage with Miss Minnie Niemitz of
Soldier township. thus showing him
self to be partial to Crawford ceunty
in all things. Mr.. Huebner has a
fine education in English and German.
He has been successful farmer and
business man, for the successful far
mer must be business man as well
as plowman in this day and age.
He would make an excellent super
visor HIS reputation for honesty
and uprightness is excelled by none
and he has energy. good sense and
conservatism which will make him a
valuable addition to the board.
We would invite our readers who
are interested in good government
more than in party government. es-
pecially in county affairs. to look him
up. Find out for yourselves what
kind of man he is and determine If
it would not be a good idea to entrust
him with the affairs of the county
which are of real dollars and cents
Importance to every taxpayer.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-15
domineering, devastating boss tn,
democratic party has ever known.
Corporation Man"

"But there is another reason, /
am a corporation man.. Well.
am. / was in 1896 and 1900 and am
today. In 1896 and 1900 the late
Senator Jones declared there were
just three men upon whom he never
called for financial assistance in vain.
One was the late Marcus DAILY.
another was William r. Hearst. the
third was myself. Through his friend
and manager. Mr.. Bryan not only &C.
cepted gratefully. but beseechingly
sought. our aid, and we gave freely
Thousand and thousands OF dollars.
"Mr. Bryan knew then and know g
now that l was as much of 'corpor-
alton man. in 1896 and in 1900 as
am in 1908 but did he 'scruple
absteniously' to use our money to
help his canvass? Let him answer at
his leisure. And what followed?
AFTER his defeat Mr.. Hearst be-
came his patron and paid him thous-
ands of dollars only to be turned upon
without qualm. though now when
again candidate. Mr.. Bryan fawps
upon him in hope of gaining his sup
port. reap my reward IN vicious.
brutal attack from the man who
promised to be my friend. Mr.. Daily
died soon enough not to see the in
gratitude of one who accepts a man s
assistance. and. at the first refusal to
serve selfish purpose. spits in his
fooo
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-15
WORK FOR CHILDRENS HOME.
Marion Johnson Occupies Methodist Pulpit Witt
Plea for Aid for Children.

Rev. Marion johnson. of Sioux
City. occupied the pulpit of the
Methodist church on Sunday morning
making an earnest plea for support
of the Iowa Children's Home Finding
Association of Des Moines. The as
sociation is doubtless doing a good
work and the response on the part OF
the congregation was liberal. Mr..
Johnson is here to investigate cases
needing attention and also to place
children in good homes. Those de-
string may take children on probation.
Several children from this institute
have already found excellent homes in
Denison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-15
SIS 90 WILL BE GIVEN
For any case of rheumatism WI

For any case of rheumatism which
can not be cured by DR.. Drummond' S
Lightning Remedies. The proprietors
do not hide this offer. but print it in
bold type on all their circular
wrappers. printed matter and through
the columns of the newspapers else
where. 1T will work wonders. One
bottle will cure nearly any case. If
the druggist has not go it they will
order it. or it will be sent to any ad-
dress by express on receipt of DR..
Drummond Medicine Co.. New York.
Agents wanted.