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The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-25
Must Pay Alimony to See Baby.

Kansas City, Mo, Nov 25.-An or der was entered by Judge Goodrich giving David Hoffman the privilege of seeing his baby daughter every time he pays Mrs. Hoffman $10 as ali mony. Mrs Hoffman sued for a di- vorce and Haffman said he was will ing to let her have it if he could visit the baby occasionally.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-25
Merchant Kills Woman and Self.

Peoria, H., Nov. 25.-Charles Leath- CTS, 4s years old, of Glasford, shot and killed Anna Lane, aged 30, then killed himself, in local rooming house. They had lived together. feathers was a merchant at Glasford He was declared bankrupt and came to Peoria
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-25
Mississippi Bribe Jury Complete.

Yazoo City, Miss, Nov. 25.-At the end of the second day jury of 12, acceptable to the court had been found to hear the trial of l.. s. Du- laney, charged with having bribed State Senator Theodore Bilbo to cast his ballot in the recent senatorial eau GUS for United States Senator Leroy Percy
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-25
Cigarette User Burns.

St. Louis, sMo., Nov. 25.-A lighted cigarette is thought to have set fire to bed, resulting in the death of Frank Musher, an Italian baker, 19 years old. He was @ cigarette user, according to Mrs. Margaret Zander, who runs the rooming house at which the accident occurred
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-25

crowd was at fever pitch for more than an hour.
 Finally. when word reached the track that he had landed safely at Oreland, 20 miles to the north, 6 mighty shout went up from the anx- ious crowd, to be renewed when it was announced that a new worlds altitude record had probably been made.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-25
Taft Going to Philadelphia Dinner.

New York, Nov. 23.-President Taft will be the guest of honor at the an- nual dinner of the Pennsylvania so- cety, to be held in the Hotel Astoria on January 21. Announcement of his acceptance of the society's invitation was made by James Beck, president.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-25
4, 4,767,121 PEOPLE IN OHIO
14.7 Per Cent In Population of the Buckeye State.

Washington, Nov. 25.-The popula- ton of the state of Ohio is 4,767,121, according to statistics of the thir- teenth census.
 This is an increase of 609,576 or 14.7 per cent over 4,157,545 in 1900. The increase from 1890 to 1900 was 4S5,229, or 132 per cent.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-11-25
BiIbo Bribe TiiaI Is Begun.

Yazoo City, Miss, Nov. 23.-The case of |. c. Dulaney, charged with giving a bribs to State Senator Theo- dore G. Bilbo to change his vote from Vardaman to Percy in the legislative caucus last January, was called for trial.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30

Carpenter Morton Roofing will
give you every protection that iron.
tin or shingles will. but it will not
rot like shingles or rust like tin and
iron. It 10 q non-conductor OF heat
and cold aud is more durable and
less expensive than either Of the
Roof Coverings mentioned. IL 10
guaranteed to last for years. W. R.
Temple Company will show you this
guarantee. 1871
d. ". Ferry & Co.'s Famous Care
den Seeds for sale at
loft The Balle- Brodersen Co.
PIANO BARGAINING have :
slightly used piano in the vicinity Of
Denison, Iowa. To ave expense Of
boxing and shipping, will sell very
cheap for cash or payments as low as
S 90 per month. Writsy Olney Music
Company, st. Joseph. Mo. 12-4pd
i For q good square meal when in
town. call at the Oxfor' Cafe on
Broadly. TT
Strayed to my place in Hanover
township, Nov. 18th. two red calves.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying for this id.
Will Dickson. 1872
Vegetable Seeds in large packages
at! The Balle- Brodersen Co. loft
Try Reimer for q good. quick and
clean shave or q first-class hair cut
when up to court. Under Crawford
County State Bank.
1871 H. 7. Reimer, Prop.
Come in while the sizes and stock
is yet complete at the McCoid- Bolter
Co.'s Closing Out Sale. 1874
have moved back to Denison and
am prepared to do sewing at home.
Emma Ellison, $40 Church st. 1914
No way like the carpet wheel to
clean rugs and carpets. Call phone
497. Carpets called for and 70.
urned. 1879
Most and Best Vegetable and
Flower Seeds at
loft The Balle-B rodersen Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30
Haakon Follows the Hounds.

Haakon Follows the Hounds.
King Haakon of Norway is fond OF
telling his first appearance with his
regiment. when he headed 1t at
parade. It was the Kings own Nor
folk Yeomanry.
Il was horribly nervous" he says.
81 am not what might be called q
crack rider and / had seen the geo
many on parade and in many cases
following the mounds. Ny word, but
they ride like the wind and look as
il they could easily 60 up a church
steeple If they got the order or the
hounds showed them the way. 1 felt
as i rode along at their head that
every nan was inwardly criticising
my style and setting me down as q
hopeless duffer. It was q horrible ex.
perience and never want to ga
through 1t again"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30

Get your turbans at The Racket
Store, Is and 35c. 1871
Ice cream aud cake at the Elite
Cafe. 1873
Estray-From my place March @.
. young Duroc brood SOW. weight .
little under 2O0 pounds. l will give
SIS. 90 for her return. or will come and
get her. Geo. Lyon. Phone 2s7. 13tf
A fine line Of turban pins At The
Racket Store. 1871
The Book Store has started q basket
for the Eagle Laundry Co. at Council
Bluffs. Basket goes Tuesday noon
and returns Friday. Those wanting
fine work done should bring their
collars. cuffs and shirts to the Book
Store each week. Collections and
deliveries made upon request. 13-l
25 and 35c jobots for 1Oc at The
Racket Store-stock up for the sea-
son. 1871
Alfalfa, White Glover and Blue
grass ct sWygant's. 1872
Try the Peerless Corset, nothing to
equal it vt the price. The Racket
Store. 1871
Call and see my sample I Of
Leaning and Silver Mine seed corn.
Test over 80 percent. s
1872 JIG. Wygant.
FOR Rents room fiat. city
water and, cistern, 100. Inquire L.
Dawes, $50 S. Main ST., City. 1877
A fms line Of ten cent hat pins in
at The Racket Stors. 1871
We sell gasoline. ]. B. Lyon. 1871
The very latest in belts at The
Racket Store. 1871
Potatoes single bushel 4Oc: 5
bushel lots 35c per bushel; 10 bushel
lots 25c per bushel. j. B. Lyon. 1871
If you cannot afford a turhan braid
get . turban roll, only Csc.
1871 The Racket Store.
Dent let this bargain slip by you
-25 and 35c jobots for 1Oc.
1871 The Racket Store.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30
Mss Bess;e calet Mariel.

Word comes from Omaha that Miss
Bessie Gillett was married last We'd
nesday afternoon to Mr.. Frank Swo-
boda of that city. Mrs. Swoboda
grew to womanhood in this locality,
and has q large circle of friends here.
All who know her, know her to be an
exceedingly bright and industrious
girl. She was Librarian at different
times during the absence of Miss
Grace Meyers, and while acting in that
capacity won for herself q host OF
friends by her pleasing manner. We
understand that Mr.. Swoboda is a
man of sterling qualities. The Re-
view congratulates the happy young
couple and wishes them many pros
porous years.
B. j. Sibbert is in Omaha today
trans actidg business.
Miss Lille Gibson of Dow City is
shopping in Denison to-day.
Mrs. Grace Lockard will return to
her home in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin,
on Friday after q four weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Temple of this city
w. j. Horton and family leave this
week for kalamazoo, Michigan, where
they will make their future home
Mr.. Horton has accepted position
with . sash and door factory at that
place. We are sure that the many
Denison friends will be sorry to learr
that they are Don to leave Deaison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30
Yarn That Fetched ! ouar,e,

Yarn That Fetched ! Quarter.
Sad-Eyed Party-Say, boss. won't
you give me a few cents toward get
tin my wife into the Old Ladies'
home?
Householder (dubiously) ny Why
doesn't your wife come here herself?
s. e. P.-Well, you see; boss, she's
a woman an you kin hardly expect
her to go around admittin' she is old
enough fer that.-Boston Transcript.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30

W. y. McAhren was q Schleswig
caller Tuesday.
I. 6. Millsr of Manila was !
Deniaon caller Tuesday.
George B. Smith was q Deloit CALI
er the fore part Of the wsek.
De Patterson Of West Side was q
county seat visitor on Monday.
E. 7. Cochran was ia Sioux City
Of Friday transacting business.
Mi. and Mrs. p. Clausen are in
Arcadia this week visiting friends.
N. Cops was over from Charter
Oak on Tuesday transactiDg business.
Attorney Moore Of Manila was in
Denison Tuesday on legal business.
Matt Joens Of Manning was in
this city transacting business Tues.
day.
George Richardson made. West
Side . short business call on Tdes-
day.
w. 81. Pruter Of West Side was a
county seat caller on Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Lucille Bell Of York. Neb., is
. guest Of Miss Clara SERVER this
week.
Jacob Sims mads q business trip
to Charter Oak the latter part Of last
week.
Mrs. Frank Ward of Sioux City
was = guest Of Miss Mae Hayes on
Monday.
g. N. Goddard was up from Dow
City on Monday calling on penison
friends.
E. Gulick is in Sioux Falls. s.
D.. this week looking after land in
terests.
John Ringold and wife visited
friends and relatives at Arcadia over
Sunday.
Douglas Rogers and Lawrence
Thompson autoed we from Manning
on Tuesday.
DR.. G. W. Carr left this week
for Chicago for q short visit with
his mother.
Mrs. Smith Of Ute is the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. Or. Wright, in Deni-
ron this week.
Dr.. L. L. Bond returned on Monday
from . three weeks trip to Los
Angeles, Cal.
Nj. Will Saul Of Carroll wal ID
Denison the fore part Of the week on
legal business.
Henry Lamp Of West Side was
in Denison Tuesday afternoon trane-
acting business.
Mr.. Clark W. White. who lives
near Vail was in Dsnison Tuesday
calling on friends.
sH- 88ASNEN Mt.a
Mrs. P. Miller returned ON tuesday
from q three weeks sojourn at Der
Moines and Colfax.
Nj. and Mrs. John Rohwer left
last week for . short trip to Huron
and Woolsey. s. D.
Mr.. Peters and Henry Miller Of
West Side we're Denison callers the
fore part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bennick Of
Wilton. lows, are guests at the Pete,
Miller home this week.
j. w. Miller was over from Man
ming last week for . visit with hi,
sun, j. W. Miller. Jr.
Miss Katherine Slack. assistant
trimmer at the Balle- Brodersen store,
% on the sick list this week.
Mr.. andIMrs. D. G. Crandall lef,
on Tuesday for Boone, where they
will take up their future home.
The Misses Marie and Amanda
Miller Of Independence. Iowa. are
guests at the G. f. Kuehnle home.
w. E. Fishel and John Houston Of
Dow City were in Denison Friday ct.
tending the meeting Of Masonic Lodge.
Mrs. Lena Lcrenzen Hollander Of
Schleswig q : guest at the home Of
her parents. MI. and Mrs. A. b.
Lorenzen.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30
Notice 70 Teachers.

Noice 10 Teackerx
Notice is hereby given that the
schoolboard of the independent district
Of Denison will take action on April
18th on the matter Of the selection Of
teachers for the ensuing year. APP
plications should be- in the hands Of
the secretary before noon Of that date.
1872 Geo. "A. Richardson, Sec.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30
Qsiee Fam Fer Sale.

G1oEe ram F0f NE.
A good improved 200 acre farm
near Deloit at cheap figures. A farm
that will make the right party good
money.
1872 Clauson Bros, Kiron. Iowa.
~
The senior farce entitled. 1.-The
Professor and Mehit.ble's, Experien-
ces'' will be given on next Monday
night at eight o'clock at the Germaaia
Opera House. Prices Is and q
cents. 1871
240 n farm 5 miles from Tracy,
Minnesota, 81 miles from Garvin.
M~innesota. nicely located on main
travelled road. good grove. we'll and
windmill, l25 acres in crop. balance
in tame and wild pasture. fine house,
furnace heated, 2 good barns and other
out-buildings. Price $50 90 per acre.
Send for our list Of farms. We have
many like this. &. H. Goodwin Land
Co Tracy. Minr. 13-2pd
Smokers-try our brand of cigars,
not . cheap cigar in the case. OK
ford Cafe. TT
Fresh candies Of best makes always
on hand at the Oxford Cafe. TT
S. C. B. Leghorn eggs for Matching
Isl 90 per setting. Mrs. j. Z. Rig
| gleman, Deloit. Iowa. 13-4pd
Buy u garden and flower seeds
and be sure of large returns.
lott The Bslie.B rodersen Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30

We wish to extend to the friends
our thanks for their kindness and sym
patty shown during our recent bereave-
ment. Vim. Reisand children.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30
Laa-Natural Flower Pest Card,

At Laa- Natural Flower Pest Card,
A set, consisting Of 12 cards, each
with Q refined and touching verse, for
10 cents. DO NOT DELAY-but send
IN 10 cents. IN SILVER. today for .
set. Alice Post Card Co., 3051 Con-
gress ST.. Chicago, Ill. 9-5pd
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30
Con- for Sale.

I have 400 bushels Of good old corn
for sale. In this lot there 10 plenty
of good seed corn. Price $3.50 per
bushel. Inquire Of Hans Hinrichsen.
&c. G. Phone $40. 1879
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30

Tuesday calling on friends.
J. P. Conner transacted business at
Council Bluffs OF Saturday.
F. w. Meyers made . business trip
to Council Bluffs on Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Adams visited friends.
in Charter Oak Easter Sunday.
p. Mahoney Of Kenwood was a BUSH
ness caller in Denison Monday.
Kate Schumacher was in Charter
Oak on Sunday calling OF friends.
Miss Jenna Strahan is up from
Dow City for her spring vacation.
Mr.. Arch Cook of Dunlap trans
acted business ia Denison Tuesday.
Mr.. Albert stoltenberg Of Schleswig
was q county seat visitor over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.. Seeley Of Dow
City were Denison shoppers Tuesday.
j. w. Cramer Of Dow City was in
Denisol Tuesday transacttng BUSINESS.
Mrs. Hattie Witter Of Woodbine is
q guest at the Minus Hunt home today.
David Weatherby and son, Paul, Of
Buck Grove were Denison callers Mon
day.
Mrs. n. Keane and Mrs. Hill OF
Vail were in Denison Monday shop
ping.
Mrs. A. L. Durham Of Dunlap was
the guest Of Denison friends Wednes-
day.
Miss Geaa Hart leaves tomorrow
for q visit with friends at Council
Bluffs.
Miss Ollie Patterson returned Sat-
urday from an extended visit in
Omaha.
Mi. B. F. Ellis. . merchant at Ellis.
was . business caller in this city on
Tuesday.
The Misses Erma and Marie Naeve
visited friends in Council Bluffs last
Thursday.
Mrs. G. A. Hamling Of Boone
visited her sister. Mrs. J. H. Gable
on Tuesday.
r. W. Bamford and w. W. Cush-
man drove over to Charter Oak Mon
day on business.
Mrs. Hammond Of Dow City is q
guest Of Mrs. Theodore Walker in
Denison this week.
Mrs. J. j. McWilliams Of Charter
Oak wal in Denison the fore part Of
the week shopping.
|, Mrs. Blanche Glass Of Chicago il
visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Moothaft, in Denison.
Jas. S~chlumberger was up from
Omaha for an over Easter visit with
his parents in tits city.
W. A.. .Lamborn was at Battle
Greek this week looking after his
drug stock at that place.
Mrs. Fred Stern and Mrs. Ed.
Shields Of Logan were guests Of the
Misses Sarachon on Monday.
Lenzen Moeller returned last week
to Council Bluffs. after Z weeks visit
with his parents in this city.
Mr.. L. F. Lorepzon and sister.
Miss Katie. we're down from Ute over
Sunday visiting their parents.
Lydia Bell Kuehnle arrived home OF
Saturday from Lake Forest. ILL.,, ia
spend Easter with her parents.
Mrs. W.. J. McAhren left the lat
ter part Of the week for Maryville,
NO., for : visit with her sister.
Miss Helen Hayes. who Is attending
school at Lincoln, spent Easter vaca-
ton with her parents in Denison.
G. L. Caswell attended the Editor
isl Annexation meeting 1t Boone on
lThursday and Friday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson Of
Boone visited with Mrs. Salah Riddle
Way and H.. A. Norman the past
week.
a. L. McElwain and family Of
Charter Oak 9 guests at the NJ.
Z. McElwain home ia Denison over
Sunday.
Miss Luelia Cola. who 10 teaching
school at Oelwein. Iowa, visited her
parents In Denison the fore part of
the week.
The Misses Cathrine, and Mariana
Sims returned on Saturday from
Morningside College for their Easter
vacation.
So Yy..n-.- -
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-30
Must Have,

.Who was The Woman with the
Serpent's Tongue?"
.'The Woman with the serpen,
Tongue? That must have been Cleo
patra."-Houston Post.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-28
Whip Worms of PIqs

A LOT Of 4-month- old pigs arc not thriving
n well. and on opening one OF them found
numbers OF little hooklike worms sticking to
the walls OF tho large intestine The pigs
cough and have the "thumps" What Is tho
name OF the worm, and does It cause ali OF
the sickness indicated? II docs not scem To
como away although / have given various
remedies-W. NJ, Kentucky
Reply-The worms nrc known rs the "whlp
worm" (trlchocephalus crcnstus) and arc
blood-suckers. They do harm, causing dJar-
rhca and unthrlft when present in large num-
bers. They may also occasion the thumps or
nggrovate that disease. but they do not
cause the cough. That might be due TO lung
worms (stronglylus paradoxus). or 10 dust In
the bedding. The latter is n very common
cause of coughs In young pigs. and we have
known fatal cases OF pneumonia caused there
by The whip worms should pass out OF the
body or be destroyed If you give sulphatc of
Iron (coppcras) In the slop at tho rnte of half
a pound for 100 pigs Dissolve it In slop and
give for five consecutive mornings and re-
peat later IL required. Feed laxative or suc-
culcnt foods to keep the bowels open The
pigs should do better when allowed free range
on grass.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-28
Questions of the Feed Lot
Professor Herbert ". @umfoyd
mueIs College Of Agriculture
Block of Sat

ULJAvE heard OF some people using to salt
L their stock a block made from salt,
wood ashes and water. They claim II is not
only good rock salt, but worm killer.
Have you had any experience with it, and If
SO will you please tell mo its value and the
way TO mix and use it?'
We have not had experience with the use
of a salt block manufactured in the way you
suggest. In fact. 1 doubt tho possibility OF
making a cement block from salt wood
ashes and water. Wood ashes are OCCASION
ally mixed with salt, which is kept con-
stantly before cattle. and somc cattlomen
believe they get better results from It's use
than from pure salt There are eo-caled salt
bricke and medicatcd salt sold The method
Of manufacture of those is trade secret and
practically impossible to secure. Equal parts
OF salt, wood ashes (mado from hickory
wood) and oilmcol thoroughly mixed and
used dry. arc recommended by some horse
men. The following mixture is considered
excellent for sheep Common salt one
bushel. air-slaked limo, peck; sulphur,
ono gallon; powdered resin. two quarts; cop
per sulphatc. one pound. all puvcrlzcd and
thoroughly mixed. Keep the appetite OF tho
sheep for salt satisfied by this mixture. Do
not feed when sheep salt hungry, AS n
preventive OF worms in sheep this mixture is
improved by adding powdered tobacco.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-28
Pig Eoting Sou

M|HY do some sows cat their pigs and
w what can be done 10 stop tho hablt7
1 know about feeding salt pork. but that does
not always stop tho habit and there should
be- something bettcr.-J. K. T.. Minnesota
Rcply.-Thc SOW that cats her pigs al
ways Is irritsb and nervous, and we bavo
noticed that such conditions arc most apt
TO be present I'm soWs that have been stuffed
on corn or other rich feed during winter and
have not been madc to take exercise. They
become fnt. flabby and sluggish. and In
variably are constipated, and In that un-
ma tural and unhealthy condition arc most
apt to develop cannibalistic propensitics II
happens, too. that when a SOW is not &C.
customed to the presence of attendant
and the man tries to interfere with her or
handle her pigs she becomes cross and thon
the habit is due to Irritation induced by tho
intense pain Of f1rrowinG, and We have L
new cure" recently suggested by down
cast farmer. He says when shows
symptoms Of viciousncss so that shc will
they are born, puts them In basket
lined with cotton batting and places toe
BASKET back OF the stove to keep the pigs
warm Then nc takes one pint of rum. ono
quart Of molasses. three quarts shorts and
warm water Ia III the pail. Then stir we'll
and put the mash In a trough and allow
tho SOW 10 drink IT, Soon shc will become
intoxicated and thon tho pigs arc put In 10
nurse ono by ono. The rum makes hor COM
plctcly drunk and when sho RECEIVERS from
her stupor she is happy as any mothc-
surrounded by her family and no further
trouble cnsucs
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-28
Poultry Wotes

THERE arc yet 4 lorSc number OF farmers
i who persist In raising ducks, turkeys
geese and guinea fowls all together Might
Just as well put your cows. sheep horses and
hogs all in one pen. Ono is just about as
sensible the other
a lazy hen is like q lazy man: their sDacc.
is far preferable TO their company To have
either around means hard times It's good
time to mako money. so be on the watch for
star boordcrs
\ basket full of nice. clean fresh oros
ought TO be the pride OF every farmer The
next few months arc the most profitable in
handling the flock. keep close tab on tho
egg case.
One OF my neighbors who is a retired and
wealthy farmer has gone into the poultry
business as q pastime. He visits all the
leading shows on the income of his pouItry
Pretty easy way to tho world. don't Won
think?
By selecting eggs from tho best LAYING
fowls In tho flock and following IL up for
few years, you Will decidedly increase the
flow Begin sorting out your best layers
at once and try the Idea for two or three
years and see for yourself what a difference
1t will make.
1t is not advisable 10 give laying fowls
warm water to drink during the winter
The water should at all times be several
degrees above the freezing point but not
warm. as advocated by some inexperienced
writer's.
No well 10 do farmer viii allow his hogs
and sheep to run at random II is none the
less necessary that the poultry should be
fenced In.