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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-31
Mary Pearson.
Andrew Pearson.
Ellen Gelander,
Eta Gelander and
Alfredo Gelander,
Defendants.


By virtue of an order of sale, di-
rected to the undersigned Referees.
from the Clerk Of the District Court.
of Crawford County. Iowa. OIL de-
cree obtained in said court on the
30tn day of Sept. 1907, in favor of
Anna Gelander. Esther Powley and
Walter Pow'ey as plaintiff VS.. Mary
Pearson. Andrew Pearson, Ellen
Gelander, Eta Gelander and Alfredo.
Gelander. as defendants, for parti-
tion of the real estate named and de-
scribed in said plaintiffs petition,
we will. on the 9Th day of April,
1909, offer for sale to the highest.
bidder, the following real estate to-
wit: lots seven CD and eight ~ in
block forty eight (48) in the city of
Denison, Crawford County, Iowa, said
sale to take place in front of the
Court House door at Denison, at the.
hour of two o'clock p. m. of said day,
when and where due attendance will
be given by the undersigned.
Dated at Denison, Iowa. March 49,.
1909.
C. j. KEMMING,
j. P. JONES,
w. C. ROLLINS,
IL q Referees
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-31

George Thompson and wife of Des
Moines came Friday for a visit at
the parental Jno. Thompson home.
Mrs. Earl Hoffman was shopping in
Denison Monday.
Mike McVey was here from Odebolt
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. James O'Boyle returned last
week from visit with her parents
at Carroll. Her sister Miss Finnegan
accompanied her home and will spend
couple of weeks visiting friends in
that vicinity.
Born to Herman Christianson and
wife, March %, a daughter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Schema, on
March %, daughter.
Miss Lulu Mcguire went to Wall
Lake Monday evening to attend the
funeral of John Fogarty, whose re-
mains was shipped to ElReno, Okla,
Tuesday, for burial.
Miss Widemeyer and friend of Car.
roll, spent Sunday at the Henry Grone
meyer home.
M. ]. Keane was county seat call
er Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dieter and Mrs.
George Dieter made business trip to
Omaha Tuesday.
Mrs. Jno. Vennink and son was
here from West Side the last of the
week visiting at the Mrs. VenniEk
home.
Chas. Magill was attending to bust
ness in Carroll one day last week.
Perry Copeland was over from
Manila last week to visit relatives.
Mrs. Vennink visited over Sunday
with her son in West Side.
James Watson was calling on rela-
tives in Denison Thursday.
Mrs. Tom FitzGibbons and daughter
Fern were Denison callers Friday.
Mrs. Adam Short and daughter, An
ma Mae visited friends in West Side
last week.
ROLAND Tonner is the new clerk at
Casey and Duffy's store.
James McAndrews drove to Denison
Monday.
John Granny was in West Side one
day last week on business.
]. w. Gould and Andrew Harrington
were passengers to Denison Friday.
T. ]. Kenney was Carroll visitor
Monday.
Theodore Pound, VINO has been
spending the winter here with his
uncle, John Dieter returned to his
home at Chicago, Saturday night.
Henry Chirtcliffe was here from
Denison Friday, meeting his many
Vail friends and attending some bust
ness.
i P. j. Mccullough and Jas. O'Con
nell spent a couple of days last weel
in Omaha.
Miss Agnes Mitchell and Grace
Dieter, visited Denison friends Fri
day.
j Mrs. M. Lowery of Centerville, S
D., came Thursday for visit will
, her mother, Mrs. Molseed and othe
; relatives.
Mrs. John Kearney and daughter
= visited relatives in Denison Thursday
James Killeen and wife of Yves
5 Side was calling on Vail friends Sur
. day.
Hubert Clark of Scranton was Owe
t Sunday guest at the F. Starek home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McAndrews, an
I, Mrs. Lowrey visited Sunday at tn
4 j. H. Jones home in Denison.
f Jess Dieter is visiting friends in th
n south for the past week.
g Maurice Farley and Dan Fitz Patrsc
spent Friday and Saturday in Oman;
j. Mr.. D. Mcmahon of Manila, VIZ
a calling on Vail friends Sunday
n Steve Kral and w. Fremel wei
n county seat visitors Thursday.
Anna Mae Strong Sudayed in Der
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WEIR
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-31
IL 5
GOOD NURSERY STOCK

l would notify the public l am now
the agent for the famous Charles City
Nursery. Hold orders for me if you
want trees and shrubs which are guar
anteed to thrive. R. r. Montgomery
Denison, Iowa 13-1pd.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-31
For Sale.

Sealed bid will be received till
April 81, 1909, for the real property
of the Hamilton estate, subject to the
executor and district court, including
the Hamilton residence and Elite Rest
aurant building, Denison, Iowa, and
80 acres of land southwest of Charter
Oak, Iowa.
HARVEY HosTETLER,
Executor.
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NOTICE TO REDEEM.
Crawford County um%A IS

To 1. W. Collamore.
You are hereby notified that at q,
sale of LANDS and lots for taxes, on
the fifth day of December 1893, by
the Treasurer of Crawford County,
Iowa. the following described towit:
Lot number six (6) in Block number
six (6). town of Astor were sold to.
Theodore Walker for the taxes of 1897
and assigned to Claus PEPPER and that
the right of redemption will expire,
and deed for said lot will be made,
unless redemption from such sale be,
made within ninety days from the
service of this notice.
Dated this LIST day of October 1903.
CLAUS PEPPER.
11.3 Owner of said certificate.
NOTICE OF REFEREES SALE.
In The District Court of Iowa, For
Crawford County.
Anna Gelander,
Esther Powley and
Walter Powley.
Plaintiffs.
vs..
Mary Pearson.
Andrew Pearson,
Ellen Gelander,
Eta Gelander and
Alfredo Gelander,
nofonIont,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-31

+ Moth Balls for spring house clean,
ing at Schlumbergers' Pharmacy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-03
Peculiar Accident Costs
ST. Augustine Man His Life

ST. AUGUSTINE. Dec. "A most
unfortunate and peculiar accident oc.
CURED here Tuesday evening which
caused the death OF Mr II. r, Thomp.
son at an early hour yesterday morn.
Ing
Mr. Thompson Was weilknovn
mechanic and has been employed az
the shops Of the Florida East Coast
railway here. he was riding home
on his bicycle from the shops Tuesday
evening, accompanied BY some friends
They were along Granada street and
the hlcyellsis passed over q plank
which had been laid across the street
10 protect a section Of the asphalt
pavement which bad just been repair
ID.
A Mr. Alexander who vas With Mr.
Thompson. called TO the latter % be-
careful Ia riding over the plank and
he continued on hiB way. After riding
some distance. SIR Alexander as
covered that Mr. Thompson was not
following aud returning found biz
companion leaning against pole
suffering from q shock
u seems that ST. Thompson 10 fld.
ms over tho plank received severe
Jolt and after riding a short distance
be was obliged 20 diamount On account
Of pain and shock The unfortunate
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-03
GREAT STRIKE TIES UP
BUSINESS in NORTHWEST
Every Line Of Industry in That Section Dependent
Upon Supplies Is Seriously Affected.

ST, PAUL. MINI, Dec, 2.--Every
line Of industry in the Twin Cities. Du.
luth and Superior, and all cities OF
the Northwest dependent on the
movement OF supplies, is seriously az.
fected by the strike Of the railroad
switchmen, which began at G o'clock
Tuesday evening,
II is estimated that upwards of 10.
600 men are idle on account OF the
strike order. thousands Of freight han.
dlers and teamsters are losing time
by reason OF the freight blockade IN
the terminal towns, while contln.
uance OF the strike for several days
will throw additional thousands out
OF work.
The railroads are filled with stalled
freight trains. and an attempt to
move a few by the aid OF Office men
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-03
Sugar Trust Defrauded
Government Of Great Sums

NEW YORK. Dse. 7-Ths truthful
opportunity for ffaud ~ che hasses
ADD hustle u M eh0rmoas business
done daily o. ne winiamsburs docks
q che Ameieau sugas Rsanips Com
pauy. uas vhat ne G0geFumeus
sought 20 bring 0ss yesterday o. BE-
pfoaseafi0a ~ the siE former en-
pigFea q the eompany now Qn trial
ehafgsd Elm dsffaufing 80 Ootesa
NEAT b. usderaeietis
David Fnruef. casions insleeiof,
sn6 0nee an asalttanf 0ofsfumeuf
weirksf. testified thar 81 tasY tinse
two trucks q miasie passed over 3
aurls 80 ~ scales. ~ si2ht 10 fhe
misuse a. ne fer go So uEs there
fsr srsry hoaf y tts dag Eseb igsek
arxtsf kaf 3 t0a. ant eaeh haif Ton
fte Galersmenf Niil eoEis1f SO
eessts rtiresa posafs fssft ~ Ihe
ra riisfs ~ fnefn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-03

supioyss. Who II d charged. we're paid
cash b. ths SUGAR company Zoe the
eVasi0n ~ customs aaiiss n the
game ran property. the Government
stood % lose be dulles % $3.50 pounds
~ sugar ever boar
A. this STEADY Coed 81 trucking Foli
"a aspss fhe Scale tks checker vhs
stood aeEt % fhs ueleher vas toa
busy. said FFagneF. 70 watch hlm
Iohn o. L0aghfaH. & checker va ass
81 n 80 fhe ssfrtes - Which be eeFft
Hed feprssesfsa ssiGhis BE- had Seea
~ eeiehsg cad
rNof an ~ admitted @9gus
TINES hsd % ~ aWay
TIE eFoaseHamisefs were anabla
20 shats ne iesilnoag ~ AEarsE
Maiiea ne eleFk sbo gWoFe thar
ftmea y HeHaeFha9el formeFiy cash
~ ~ ~ suFaf eompahY pald eass
"A ~ oe.es 10 easions emDioTet 4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-03

young man was taken 10 biz apart.
mcnts at che Dunhan House on Ma.
rlno street,
Later In the evening be became un,
conscious and his condition became
alarming BE was taken 10 the hos.
pltal whore the doctors found be WAS
suffering from cerebral lesion The
cerebral had become fractured and
caused rupture Of blood vessels.
The injury proved q fatal one aud
Sir, Thompson died shortly after
o'clock yesterday morning.
The deceased was "a years Of age
and leaves young widow Mr.
Thompson he'd resided IN a. Angus
iine about two years and vas quite
popular Undertaken a. A. Ponce
took charge Of the remains. vhluh wlR
be shipped North this evening Tor
lniermeHi
The accident which caused Mr
Thompuona death vas 20 All appear
ance q most trivial one, and one would
have giveu little thought of II proving
serious. lis rode over = uAFrov plank
~ hundreds 81 riders had done b..
fore bin aud be received q JOLT a.
nearly all bleyclists have experienced
the ioir vas sufficient
10 sever the spinal column and cause
iaaih
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-03
HONOR TO COL. MArHEsoN.
Selected to Deliver Memorial Address
Of Elks al Orlando.

Selected to Deliver Memorial Address
Of EIks at Orlando,
A great honor has been oopferred
upon Hon. Christopher Matheson OF
this city. a member OF Gainesville
Lodge No. 800, b. p, o. r.. who has
been invited 10 deliver the memorial
address to Orlando Lodge No. 1879, b.
P. o. T., at Orlando. next sunday &C.
ternoon.
This Is not only an honor upon Col.
Matheson, but the lodge to which he
belongs, and Gainesville lodge takes
It's hat OF TO the South Florida city.
Orlando has one Of the largest and
strongest lodges In the State, which
occupies a magnificent club house. Ia
membership Is composed Of those
among the best people Of the city. and
Col. Matheson was selected by com
mlttee OF that lodge. after careful
consideration OF many orators Of the
state.
The function viii be public one.
and Il Il needless TO add that most
interesting program has been ar.
ranged. as Orlando lodge never does
anything by halves.
Col. Matheson expects to leave
Gainesville tonight or tomorrow morn
ing. and he will receive > warm vel.
come At the hands Of his orlahsa
brethren.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-03
IARAGUAN is GIVEN
HIS WALKING PAPERS
hv Knox Sends Charge D'AffaireS From South
American Republic His Passport.

ment holding the chief executive of
another presidency as a common male
factor. Zelaya is branded as a VIC
lator of solemn international conven-
tons, disturber of the national and
international peace, tyrant whose
administration has been a blot upon
the name of good government.
Secretary Knox virtually announces
the recognition of the Nicaraguan
revolutionists, declares 1t to be the
conviction of the United States that
the revolution represents the senti-
ments of majority of the Nicaraguan
people, and that there is evidently no
responsible government with which
the United States can deal. He there
fore announces that all parties will be
held accountable for their actions as
affecting the interests of Americans
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-03

vGT0N, Dec. 2.-Secretary
Ksox late yesterday return
sports Of Felipe Rodriguez,
,,fsIres Of the Nicaraguan
vth a letter scathingly de-
he Zelayan administration
srDment of Nicaragua. The
sssnltely declared to repre-
news Of President Taft, and
8 plaln.spoken as anything
from the State Depart
ysars.
sordlnary feature Of the let
|n It seems TO evidence an
On the part of the United
hold President zelaya per,
responsible for the alleged
% execution of the Ameri-
sncn and Groce, and exhibits
situation Of one govern
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-03
HUNTERS DRIVEN IN.
Several Parties, Bent on Days Shoot.
ing, Compelled to Return.

Owing to the much-welcomed rain
which visited this section Thursday
morning and continued throughout the
day, several parties OF hunters who
left the city early with determine.
ton to have good days sport, were
compelled to return. some Of them
drenched to the skin.
But a good hunter does not mind
little drenching once in a while, and
the weather has been so kind 10 them
so far during the season that there
was no complaint. Many OF them
came In well provided with quail,
however.
There were two or three automobile
hunting parties with ladies in the
party, and. while the sympathy of
bystanders went out to these ladies'
as they pulled In" pretty well
drenched, nevertheless the situation
proved quite amusing to those who
stood under the awnings perfectly
comfortable in dry clothing.
II tell you, fellows" remarked one
good-natured chap, Il ought not ad.
NIT that don't care a rap about
shooting, but this is one time when
am glad | am not a sportsman, be-
cause II was might be In the same
fix that these poor fellows are In
now"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-03

also estimated that the receipts from
corporations In 1911 viii amount TO
SOS 900 900 and from all other sources
10 s255 900, 900. making total Of $3.50
900 900. During the past year there
was collected on distilled spirits
sl2s. si5. ISL. on fermented liquor f5e''
800. ls7. and on tobacco. tsi.7sIiIs.
Beer production has decreased ana
tobacco and snuff manufacture has NJ
creased. There were iSsSsi,s9l Eal
Ions OF distilled spirits produced dur
Ing the year. 5000 900 more than me
previous ygar.
For the first three montbs o. ne
current year a. compared Tith the
Or, three months o. the last hscai
year splrifs increased tl.Tsi.z7s. 20
bacoo s75s.7is. fermented hq1ofa
sse5 7ts: oleomarEErine. ssl-bs4'
adaiaruted butter. tso2t; process o.
renovated batter. tlAois' aliea
eheese. playing cards. MIXED no1f-
etc ssss ts. TIE total essimaiea eH-
benses 81 shs service o. see Seal
year sadinF isll = ss1oEfie. inslaa-
* flseq ~ ~ cefpof'iipa tat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-03

drafted as swltehmen Is making no
impression,
The railroad managers committee
announced yesterday that they were
bringing to 81. Paul new swltehmen
to take the places Of the strikers.
To this President Hawley Of the
swltchmen's Union Of North America
said: "All right, let them come. We
will not object"
business men generally are begin.
Ming 10 feel the result Of the strike
The frst TO DO affected we're the
Wholesale grooors aud commission
houses, Wholesale groeers report that
nothing Is moving. Commission
houses are doing nothing, Some OF
the larger commission houses yesteE
lR.aet....A -. n. ~. 4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-03

and the peace Of Central America, He
further informs Senior ROdriguez that
while he has lost his diplomatic quail
ity. he may stu serve as an "unofi'
clai" channel Of communication with
the faction which he Is regarded ~
representing.
This brings the erlLia a. near 20
the status OF war a. Il could BE-
brought By executive action without
q definite declaration by both houses
OF Congress. which vii convene ncsi
Mr. Knox letter. IN al bot 20 many
words. makes Il plain that the aeiiqa
represents the vish and attitude Of
al o. the Central American States,
with the single exception q Honaq.
ras. Which ir regarded here ~ eniife'
y dominated b. zeiays- Merieo has
az along shown ita sympathy 9Th the
United states IA this matter
Just What status the cousaiaf rep
q the Uulfed states nos
IN SIearaEaa nos eul0T Haa 30
definitely erpialsed last niFht Y o.
srpseted. however. that Viee consal
CaIsera. vho has been oorppginE the
lersflon in Manages. toEsiher Hiih
ths othsr oonruis b. that oouniET.
ull he riFen their passports tossy
ma 3 ths usgai mesbod ~ pfoes'lefs
.n easq o. sseh aetioa hstWssn g1F'
efuDenfg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-03
Vernment Expects TO
Collect Sl5,OOO,OOO

ION. Dec, AT Is estl.
IL 'A,fs viii have been col.
'ae special coFporatiou
July 1, 1910. $4,000. 600
.'I'ional siO.OOo.OoO col.
N ~, ~ calendar year from
49, 10 December 81.
IL. collected subsequent to
-aSing the estimate Cor
Is - q he collection for
- - T. l'i'. SO 900. 900.
y, Commissioner Of Intern.
80 e,,ea 10 bis annual re-
49,. yesterday discussed
al hy.
'''eaes reoeips. Cor
], ' : vere s24saia7is.
E'iszso from -.
~. s1t ne receipts for
l'sr' ,'Aa q the eurens
49, A'rsaaed t2sUes7
.'ai a year aro ne
=, 'ls ooumIs.laasr.
- eurporutious IN
70 iissoaoos ana
!. 70 ssss
E7stse -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-03
r6ia Mob Burns Negro
Murderer at the Stake

mediately after the shooting. Sur.
geons last night gave out the state
ment that there was little hope for
his recovery. He has a wife and sew
eral children.
Officers from Hawkinsyille In auto
mobiles and carrying track hounds
went Immediately 10 the scene OF the
shooting, but a party of enraged citl-
zens was quickly formed and trailed
the negro on horseback to his hiding
place. He showed fight, but was
suffering so severely from the effects
OF his injuries until he could offer but
little resistance He freely admitted
the shooting, and II Is stated justified
his action by the fact that Booths
automobile frightened his mules. Har-
ward was given an opportunity to pray.
after which he was securely bound
with chains to an improvlsed stake.
The fuel was piled high above his
head. and the torch applied The
roaring OF the flames prevented sound
being audible, II any escaped the
mans lips.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-03

RAN. Ca Dec. 2.-John Har-
isgO preacher, who SHOT and
algfed viii d. Booth, two
'a this place late yesterday
vas captured by a mob of
citizens FIVE miles from here
Al 10 o'clock and burned at
pore than a carload of light
! stated, being heaped about
q Vell-known business man
s'llle and was en- route TO
g an automobile when the
Secured. He drove up be-
'ala' who was In front OF
wagon. Harvard charged
machine frightened his
Z drew a pistol after a few
ared upon Booth, three
g effect Booth returned
~ II was learned after the
captured that he carried
but neither struck vital
o easily made his escape.
',hd In a barn three miles
ace where the shooting oc-
~ brought 10 this Mace i'm.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-03

toontInuea oa 20 Twol
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-03

Mikiltee, Wash, through a newspaper
item. She will go to Galveston in few
days to present her claims. The wo-
man is the wife of crippled cobbler,
who drove an express wagon until he
lost his leg in runaway.
Mrs. King is a niece of John Edmon
son, who left the estate to five rela
tiyes. Edmonson migrated to Texa;
from Iowa in 1894, making the trip b.
wagon. He died 40 years ago, since
which time the authorities have beer
/ serching for the heirs. Relatives il
various parts of Iowa joined it'll tn.
/ attorneys in an effort to locate tn,
missing woman but it was not unit
i they got into communication with tn
authorities at Everett tina. any clue
resulted
The sheriff of Snohomish county. I
whom the letter was addressed, CAV
the item to the newspapers, in whicl
Mrs. King read It. In turn she Gale
the sheriff on the long distance tele
phone and that official placed her Il
communication with the conservator
of the estate in Texas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-03
BIG SURPRISE FOR
MIR. AND MRS. BRINK
Members Christian Church at Bowen
Give Members a Farewell
Party.
Especial to The Gate city.l

Especial TO The Gate City.]
BOWEN, III, March 3.-One of the
largest and most successful surprises
in the history of Bowen occurred last
evening, when about eighty-fve citi-
zens of our town and surrounding COM
munity gathered at Henry Fleming's
grocery store and led by Geo. Peter
mercial hotel, where they took pos
session for the evening. That the
affair was complete in every detail
was evidenced by the complete sur
prise of the victums who have made
the hotel their home during their resi-
dence in Bowen.
The only thing to mar the pleasure
Of the evening was the fact that Mr..
Brink was out of town and was un.
avoidably detained by business Mrs
Brink was equal to the occasion and
proved herself an admirable hostess
to SO large an assembly.
These good people have been citi-
zens with US for the past two and one
half years. Mr. Brink is young man
of sterling qualities and is an expert
enced printer of unusual ability He
leaves here to accept a lucrative posi-
ton and the foremanship of the jot
department of the Rushville Daily
Citizen.
Mrs. Brink is lady OF many &C
complishments and charming person
atty She has been very popular IL
the social and musical circles of tn.
, town and is an active worker in tn
Christian church of which she is
member. She has had charge of
: large Sunday school class and also ha
. been church organist for sometim
t past and will be greatly missed il
these departments.
e That they are held in high esteer
8 In this community was proven by tn
r large gathering of last evening.
o most ENJOYABLE evening was spent /
It games and conversation.
( Light refreshments, which the part
brought with them were served durin
the evening The crowd dispersed a
late hour with many cordial han
shake, good by and God bless you
p We regret to loose these young pee
!, pie but our loss is Rushville's gal
and we predict for them successful
r future and numberless friends wher
ever their lot may be cast.