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No. 1885.
l)EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
II Remington County National Bank at Ben
nngton in the state Of Vermont, at the close Of
business, February IA, 1908.
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No. 1870.

No. $780,
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
III FIRST National Bank at Bennington In the
State Of Vermont, at the close OF business,
February Il, 1908.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
COLORADO COLLEGE PROGRESS

college the matter of new
buildings The girls hail. of which the on
Tuesday will add the build
ngs occupying the western section of the college grounds
The need for this building has been felt years and
makeshfts have been order
steadily increasing number of coming
Ito the institution.
By the generosity of friends of the college this building
been made possible 1t will be handsome well located desirable
modern dwelling house for these students and will worthy
ton to the property of the college
AS these various structures
forward perhaps realize steadily and spendd
Colorado college smovng institution higher learning
the western world Every successive step taken as this
because absolutely COLLEGE continues
steadily to ougrow its older buildings and depart
men and to demand larger opportunities for usefulness
doubdy the great problem Of the college trusees not to
secure students but properly for young men and
women who increasingly large s oorr M .sc
Ian sdacation-Colorado Springs TsisrapA :"
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07

THE SPLENDID WORK being done by Colorado agricultural
college demonstrations the field and lectures and IN
throughout the will bear rich fruit among the
FARMS orchards gardens and stock of the state The snort
Garfield tkn Mesa and other
Of untold value TO the
farmers and socken The value of the work being done this
line county be estimated in dollars and
and the Post hopes greater interest shown thus work
the farmers and others who will be directly benefited thereby
COLORADO POLITICS. both sides all Sides has almost
cursed with faconaism Republicans have suffered
from the 1900 it Henry NJ Teller for
he ought have had the United States enate
almost governorshp 1905 The Democrats have su
fered suffering from The Denver
split open split rreconca and the rift extending
throughout the Republican party
thoroughly and completely united than before in the
the Even 1904 the perfect anu
with the The for this state OF affairs
detail there that evident
concatory loyalty Of state leaders, and
the state business has been handled by the present adn
taon The harmony spirit both throughout the state and in Gar
field county noticeable than period in the past
AN EASTERN babies church by
making the that he has engaged number of young
ladies and has provided the church. prob
ably well removed from the pulpit where he bottles cradles
and the real comforts of home found Those who attended
church GlenwOod Sundays made thoroughly
acquainted with certainly fit candidate for
this 1t right that with
children should be deprived of the comforts of church but
that they might have regard for the rights and
the Of Others 1t is difficult understand how when
she fails control the and lungs of her infant will continue
to sit in crowded church and hold the egent while he
draws attention entirely from the preacher ves all his
especially relish that O
dated closer home Just why the mother of such usty sound
unged infant does oener take tumble and retire the
the furnace 40cre field the
drums of our modern civilization
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
coLoRApo's SPLENDID RECORD.

According the best educational statistics for high schools
others
attendance and efficiency The of Denver alone has
enrolment almost equal that of ST. which has popua
ton nearly as large that of the whole of
Knowing this understand why Colorado making
such phenomenal progress.
The high school properly called the peopes college, Its
influence of the powerful forces for the upbuldng of in
telgen citizenship and people who jealous of
the future prosperity of Colorado do well to loyalty and
support the high schools
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07
TINE FOR A FEW HANa1Nas.

There crying Colorado just hangings
conducted legally decenty and in ORDER hows maudn
sentiment; plain odasioned hanging don't
the for something of the kind pretty there
outraged public by the utter failure of the law
this awful carnival of murder will further backen
by taking the administration of justice into its hands.
few days commented Colorados amazing
list
suicide have been committed all of them
probably the shocking killing
of priest the altar by who had received him the
consecrated wafer The thought CHASTITY
flying beyond expression.
Laws cannot wholly prevent crime but they generally lessen
the evil by Furnishing the criminal Swift
who violates the injunction, ''Thou shalt kill
compsh wonders But how often murderer
Colorado
murderer hanged and most of them free
The others light pentenary
being pardoned after few years
Let hope that the killing of Father Leo Hnrchs will
the realization Of their duty But thing
is that they human
lne!-Colorado Springs Gazette.
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07


One year S2OO
Saturday, T. 1908.
YOU MAY AS WELL your that the days of the
wild and woody West past in Genwood Springs.
THE TOWN BOARD made plain last night that they are in
better condition of affairs than have heretofore existed
PROHIBITION took many peoples breath says
the Atlantic Georgian neat epgrammat obituary to the memory
of departed spirits.
THE REPUBLICANS have made good in both state and nation
they people will their
policies by complete victory at the polls in November
THE TOWN BOARD and of have plans
improving Genwood and making of this better
and desirable which to live Are with them
THESE BEAUTIFUL spring like days begin
der the roads will permit drive the country The
will surely need busy during the next e"
"eeA' . Q
ARE YOU FOR better and Glenwoodf Then
wheel PUSH Help the board the officers
realize their desires
in this respect.
TILE ADVERTISING Glenwood aside from the efforts
itself than before and will surely bear
the Colorado Midland and the Genwood Hot
Springs company certainly worthy of much praise
THERE MANY WAYS in which a cattle growers associa
great spends all its
time thing and overlook dozen other matters which
might have control and influence it makes big mistake
GLENwooD HAS DONE MUCH by way of permanent improve
The wedone work will reflect credit
and former boards Why have
this sensible and ne
Rife taking reorgnize its chamber of and
New Castle meeting of its board of trade took toward an
active spring advertising campaign It looks like Genwo0ds
board of trade did not take life and work day too
THE PEOPLE have finished praisng that school enter
1t surely and the children and their parents
proud of the achievements of the folks and loud praise
of the teachers who bringing and developing the best
forces and talents in them
THE SCHOOL CHILDREN entertainment
boost for goodness sake don't anything about it, Wish
might such guile suggestion
which the
the stage
IT is UNFORTUNATE that there should be misunderstood
between the members the Farmers club and the people of As
who have been responsible for making good fairs Both
President Copeland Secretary Daley Aspen say they
invited the meeting held here last Saturday There
loose somewhere.
CONGRESSMAN BONYNGE has introduced biz. prov1ang
second entries desert lands The Post not advised the
OF the BILL but shall advise readers thereof
the desired information obanabe The will
without doubt be of more than ordinary interest residents of
Colorado.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT says time him
let Our president makes
that he will not be severed from his original determination sm
rottenness and the well the low He
for all the people alike and makes plain that rich the
obey the law.
AND so GLENWOOD is to have company
said is clean and wholesome amusement good
altogether hurdy
gdy variety Some of the attractions W brought Straw
day and in fairs a to
lied community We want no more of that kind
LOOKS THOUGH fight would be on over the
Of fol
The Glenwood post., 1908-03-07

THE NATION is NEARING the close of Republican admins
traton there why party
the head of this count Was decade history
this or any other country that could the record
thrift prosperity been shown Republican admin
istraonsf Verify the observed Of all observers envy
OF the entire civilized world Colorado approaching the
third Republican administration since the Democrats
saddle Does administrations
Adams and Oman with hos Of Peabody Mcdonald
Buchtelf Surely the Republicans
Icontrast. .es
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-02
TWENTY YEARS
OF GOOD SERVICE
DENISoNS FAITHFUL NICHTwATCH IS A
VETERAN OFFICER.
HAS PREVENTED MUCH LOSS
Denison Business District Has Been Well Safe
Guarded by L. M. Baer.

Hello! Is this the head of the
firm?"
Yes! What is it?"
II found the back door of your store
unlocked"
ooh, all right, Lew, I'll be right III"
1t is probable that there is not a
business man in town who has not had
la similar conversation with Denison's
vigilant nightwatch during his twenty
five years of faithful service.
On the theory that an ounce of pre-
vention is worth q pound of cure, Lew
Baer has been worth his weight in
gold. During the quarter of century
Of his active service there has not
been a single costly fire in the bust.
ness portion of Denison, directly un.
der his care, nor has there been any
successful burglararies, nor any seri
GUS crime committed within that dis.
trict which is the particular field OF
the nightwatch
There is a legend to the effect that
in China physicians are paid so long
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-02

as a patient is we'll, but during such
time as the patient is sick, the doctor
receives nothing. Working under this
missed pay day in all these years.
missed a pay ady in all these years.
Low voiced, quiet, man of few
words, quick and active, sure shot
and not afraid of the biggest man out
of doors, Denison's nightwatch has
gone about his business, prowling
down the back alleys, trying the win.
dows, the doors and the shutters, keep
ing Objectionable characters under
sure surveillance, assisting some folks
to get to bed at night and others to
get up in the morning, keeping his
mouth shut in seven different Ian.
guages, all of them good; he has a
record of good and faithful service
not eXcelled by any other peace Of
ficer in all Iowa.
Time and again the business have
expressed their confidence in him and
as he may live and want the job, ii
is his for the asking. We have known
more spectacular officers. We have
seen men who could not make an ar.
rest without a scrap, but some way
Lewis come along" is so soft spoken
and yet so serious, that our most un
ruly DRINKS amble over to Jail with
him like kindergartners. For the
past year Lewis health has not been
the best. He was obliged to undergo
an operation for stomach complaint
and since then he has been laid up a
bit but he is now better than ever
and shows his sixty years less than
any other man in Denison.
He has been in the service so long
and commands the respect of so many
that it is seldom necessary for him tc
make a show of authority unless it be
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-02
fine CHICKENS,
MAGNIFICENT CORN
THE CHICKEN AND CORN SHOW DRAWS
GREAT LINE OF EXHIBITS.
FANCY BIRDS WORTH SEEING
Crawfwrd Cnunty Making a Most CreditabIe
Corn Showing This Year,

Crawford county people are prond
OF the showing being made in the
opera hotse this week of fine birds
owned In this county and of corn
grown on our fertile hills. There
are also corn and prize winning birds
from abroad. The show will last
yet on Thursday and Friday of this
week and our citizens should crowd
in to see the excellent display.
Unless you are posted you would
not believe there were so many varie-
ties of chickens. OF nearly every
strain of birds there is white. black.
brown. red and spotted. and each
kind has it admirers, and those who
insist that it is the best layer or
dress up better for market.
Among the exhibitors of birds are
the following: DR.. Philbrook, E. o.
Them. c. c. Kemming, Ralph jack
son. N. Montgomery, A. Weise. o.
E. johnson, Chas. Helsley, Chas. and
Mrs. Adams, Robert Beutel, F. H.
Eckert. Frank Lesher, DR.. Boyle,
Mrs. Gerard, H. F. Bolton. Mr..
O'Shea all of Crawford county and
T.. K. Moore and E. R. Caldwell of
Dunlap. VIM. Winnike and G. l..
McAllister of Carroll and A. K.
Moore of Manson. Next week we
will give the prizes and what varie-
ty of bird each had on exhibition.
The chicken judge IS Mr.. Hc,acn
The magnificent corn crop, of
Crawford is showing up in the
corn exhibit. Whereas last year it
was hard in the exhibit to find
good. sound corn, this time there is
plenty of it. The corn can be found
in the gallery at the opera house.
he expert from Ames, Mr.. A. r.. Nelson
will judge the corn and lecture on
Friday afternoon. The prize corn will
be sold at auction Friday 3 p. m. We
call on the people of Denison to sup
port this corn and chicken show. The
business men have guaranteed the ex-
penses and the finances should not be-
paid out by them. Let all the peo-
Pile catch "The Denison Way'' and
support this affair.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-02
If Not, Better Do 1t
erguson's
100 Broadway Denison, Iowa

Now for Harmony.
The w. C. T. U. meets this week.
T. j. Kelly was an Omaha visitor
today.
Mrs.P. D. Mcmahon visited Omaha
on Tuesday.
Read about the big candy pur-
chase in Menagh's ad.
Ed. Bulls of Dow City spent today
with Denison folks.
DR.. P. 1. Brannon transacted BUSH
ness in Sioux City today.
John Casperson made Carroll a
business visit Tuesday.
D. G. Thew went to Carroll yester-
day on a business mission,
You can buy cloak at almost YOUR
own price at Menagh's this week.
George Naeve as the apostle of
Greater Denison, is the right man in
the rigth place.
Mr.. P. D. Mcmahon will entertain
at dinner tomorrow complimentary to
Hon. j. P. Conner.
Mrs. Helen johnson of Denison has
began term of school in district
two in Willow township.
Mrs. Ida Talcott and Miss Ethel
Butterworth, who live just south of
Arion were Denison shoppers on Tues
day.
See the chickens at the big show
and buy big bargains at the rummage
sale Dec. 4in anu 5til at OiG Family
Theatre.
Little Wallace Naughton, living
near the north brick school house.
VINO mas mad typhoid fever, is muyh
better now.
We have two-hole corn shelter,
and six H. P. for sale at q
bargain. One mile northwest of
Denison. Selander Bros. 49-2pd.
Mrs. Kittie Woolston McKim is
now residing on her husbands farm
south of Dow City and looking after
.,.e snare " the fenI coming " Nun.
She will soon be returning to her
home in Des Moines.
Mr.. j. L. Larson, the Milwaukee
agent at Ute, was called to Dodge
willie, Wis. by the death of his faith
er. His wife went with him and the
children had visit with their grand
mother, Mrs. Green. at Arion.
We are pleased to note that Mr..
Chas. Tabor is somewhat improved
of late and that he is now able to be
about the house. Mr.. Tabor is one
of the makers of Denison, who was
greatly missed at the Denison banquet
/, last night.
Do not forget the Lecture Recital
by Edward Baxter Perry at the Opera
House on Saturday, Dec. 9Th under
the auspices oe the Musical Depart
ment of Denison college. The Oma-
ha Bee says it is "the most interest
ing recital ever given in OMAHA
If Caswell would apologize for the
unfair. untrue and uncalled for per-
sonal attacks he has made on the edi-
tor of the Review and his family. we
might have newspaper harmony in
Denison. The Review is ready to
accept gentlemanly apology and call
it quits. in the interests of Denison
and good public policy.
1t seems to us as if the magazine
section this week is handsomer than
ever. The title page certainly looks
fine. Many who have been following
the brilliant articles written by VIM.
Lightfoot Visscher will be glad to sec
his picture in the magazine this
week. He seems to have concluded
his series on literary men he has
known. but we hope to see more from
his pen in the future. Byron Will
liams of whom he spoke last week ii
an Iowa man and was once in business
at Charles City. Every one of ou
nearly three thousand readers should
have the magazine. Try to max,
yourself Christmas present of it
by getting paid ahead on the Review
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-02
Fine hay for sale. Phone Blk. j.
M. Brink, Denison. 81 If.

Fine hay for sale. Phone Blk. j.
M. Brink, Denison. 81 If.
Another carload of those fine. big
red apples received at Geo. Menagh
& Co.
Messrs. Jos. Brogden and Henry
Christensen were off for Omaha on
Wednesday.
Harry Morris left Denison today
for Omaha. He tells US he will not
return to Joplin. Mo.
John Brunnsen and wife of Bloom
field, Neb., are the guests of the
Fred Eisenhaurer family.
As the Edward Baxter Perry con-
cert comes on Saturday night the pro-
gram will begin late so to let all hear
it entire.
Mrs. Thayer and Mrs. Lille Of
Minneapolis. Mimi. are guests this
week at the home of A. j. Bond and
wife.
Mrs B. Brodersen spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting friends near
Ricketts,. She returned on the Boy
er-Valley road Monday afternoon.
Do not forget the Lecture Recital
by Edward Baxter Perry at the Opera
House on Saturday, Dec 5th. under
the auspices of the Musical Depart
ment Of Denison college. The Oma-
ha Bee says it is "the most interest
ing recital ever given in OMAHA
Henry and Hattie Steenson arrived
Friday morning from Harlem. Mont.
Their father had been looking for
them for several days and found that
their delay was cansed nv the wreck
of their train on the Great Northern
railroad. Several passengers were
killed and four coaches burned. The
Steenson young folks escaped without
a scratch. but think their baggage
was burned as it has not arrived yet.
School Superintendent Hoffman.
who is of a practical turn of mind.
has invented seat for use in a plivy.
There is spring hinge which causes
the seat to stand upright against the
wall when not in use. There are
many advantages which can be readi-
~ understood. Prof. Hoffman has
reason to believe that there will be a
large demand for his invention when
the public is informed as to its bene-
fits. Mr.. Fastji. the cabinet maker.
is considering the manufacture of
the seat. Those building privies,
where there is no city water should
inform themselves as to the Hoffman
invention.
The overland limited stopped at
Denison just after dinner on Tuesday
to take on a party of seven persons
who were bound for California.
They were all residents of Woolsey.
S. D.. and at Denison visiting rela-
tives and friends before going to the
far west. There was Mr.. Geo. Vibber
and wife. she being sister to Mrs.
A. j. Bond and Mrs. Hattie Thew ]:
Mr.. VIM. iii and wife, she being
sister of Mrs. T. j. Boone. The
party also had Caleb Hill and Mr..
Gardner and wife. Caleb Hill was
schoolmate of Albert Bond in the
days back in Michigan before either
came west. The relatives here had
big time visiting and recalling days
of long ago.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-02
Spot and preventing the old court

Spot and preventing the old court
house from burning up but alls we'll
that ends we'll and the new count
house is all the better that it was
built voluntarily and not as a forced
put.
We have not the time OR the space
to tell how the acts of prudent watch
fulness by which Nightwatch Baer has
saved and protected the property OF
Denison people. No night has been
too cold or too wintry, no storm has
been too severe, but that he has been
at his post satthfully guarding while
others slept. There is not a business
man in Denison who does not sleep
easier that he knows that Lew is "on
the job"
The Review has ever believed in
giving credit for good and faithful
service, we see no reason why the
good we can honestly say of man
should not be said while he is living,
so that he may know the esteem in
which he is held by the community,
and thus it is that we speak with
pleasure of the work of l.. M. Baer
and present his portrait to our read
ers and wish him a long continuance
of his life of duty we'll performed.
Rev. Luesdell and sister of West
Side visited Denison friends on Tues
day.
Another carload of those fine big
red apples received at Geo. Menagh
& Co.
Mr.. Fred Heiden left today for Hot
Springs, S. D., for surgical treatment.
His many friends are sincere in the
hope that he may be benefited.
Miss Garrett Norman is with the
Russell Musical Co., this year.
They will appear in Kiron Dec. 9th
and they should be greeted by a
crowded house.
Mr.. Frank Hall Randall will assist
Prof. Hayes in his wort, in the Law,
School of the State University of
Iowa during the current year. Mr..
Randall will give instruction in Torts
the first semester and Real Property
during the second. Mr.. Randall
was born at Irwin. Iowa, in 1877.
He graduated from the State Uni
versity of Iowa in 1902 with the de-
gree of A. B.. and from the Col
lege of Law of the same University
in 1908 with the degree of L. LIB,
leaving a very high reputation for
scholarship and capacity. He taught
History and Latin for some We
years in the High School Of Iowa
City, and taught History in the
State University of Iowa for one
semester. During the year l907-0S
he acted as coach of the Debating
Teams of the University. From the
American Law School Review"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-02

Lee Craver and Carl Jungman went
to South Dakota Tuesdy on business
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-02

veyancs af the land as an alternative,
but their declaration takes she position
that the option has been exercised hy
the actions 81 the government in the
matter and thar the money is absolute.
~ due, The conveyance in qucsgiee
does net appear 80 assign any money
claims or demands. whether aeeruing
eefoFe or after The conveyance. hat oaly
lands in or 10 which the grAnt0r has
any right, title, interest, claim or sis-
mand Still less eanNit he held 20 cover
q claim not existing ut the date Of the
conveyance. but which according TO the
allegations Of the declaration. accrued
thereafter. The general tenor Of the
declarations OF trust supports the con.
eiusion that only real estate was in the
contemplation OF the parties.
Judgment for the defendant
ID. L. Wilmington. w h. Castle and c.
IL. Olson (Smith 4 Lewis with them
on hrlefs), for plaintiffs
NJ. L. Prosser aud G. X. Hemenway, Al
torney General, for defendant.