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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10
Remedy F'or
eak Bowels

There are two forms Of bodily
cleanliness, the external and the In.
ternal. The one is for your pride IL
yourself: the other for your life ana
nealth. Both are important, but Of
yAstiy more importance ID the long
run IS the internal cleanliness.
sea ssat e,s s Snso,d ya ts
beMels. Keep DNem clean and free from sIae
distinctions. DO this YOU must have uS,,,
one essh cr two kbvements 81 the bowels
dees not do this naturally. ia the pIo osssss
pI eating and drinking, then you mutt
obtain aid Of some kind. After fint iius
ogs that cathartics. salts and such things
worse than ever the next day, then try &
!! Tr ~ ana more natural remedy like
Df i,n Ca ,Sv Syrup Pepsin.
~ ~ me - sEepuca the best way. to be-
Caldwell for free sample bottie.
Uoe y a. directed and Il. W conyinceS
vy'S s saSs brief continua!cs % Is use
train the stomach ana bowel musc ~ to
then buy Il of your drugEist at my
Een e, ana one dollar bottle. Just a. o
sample bottle, then bought : f(fty c cent
oots!e. and now. fully convinced Of 10
morits. they buy the one dollar famiiy
- All the members Of the family ~,
brief use Of this Grand ianstiy. ton,o
ss III cur continuation IN its worst form.
1s ss.l estion. liver trouble. sick headache,
s00t stomach ana such ailments and Keen
snaM cost Such 8 the e 81 ~ III Z
n n ~ families Ike that OF Mrs. Oscar
Eleener, Unionville. Ind. !. +. Daniel.
sasDn. Tex. ana hundreds Of others TINT
IL R. CaldWeli personallv vii, ha nlea IA,
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SEE WHEAT; EAT sculTs.
New Record Established in Bread
Making Twenty-one Minutes
From Field to Table.

a dispatch from Seattle, Wash, to
the Chicago Tribune Of Sundays issue
contains the following:
Biscuits made from flour, of which
the plump heads of grain nodded lazi
lly in the morning sun twenty-five min
Iutes before. is the remarkable perform
ance recorded at Waitshurg, Wash
in the wheat section, southeast Of
there.
f Fifty residents of the town, includ
ling Mayor r. N. Breeze, r. N. Orms
lee, prosecuting attorney from Walla
Walla county. and many others from
1.-The surrounding community saw the
work.
How II Was Done.
| The various stages of the operation
of converting standing wheat into bis.
cults and the time are as follows:
9:0S Ripe wheat standing in the
field.
9:04-First head clipped from the
straw by the heading machine.
9:0s- Grain started into the cylin.
der Of the threshing machine.
9:11-Four sacks of wheat threshed
sacked, sewed and loaded into an au:
|tomobile
9:14-Wheat received at mill two
miles from field and dropped into the
receiving hopper. The four sacks
weighed 535 pounds.
1 9:19- First flour appeared at pack
er, having travelled $40 feet in the
machinery A. Beck began mixing
flour with baking powder and water
and kneading the dough.
9:21-Pl Placed dough in heated oven
9:2S-Two sacks Of flour sacked
lsewed and ready for market.
1926 Biscuits taken from the oven
covered with butter and honey and
distributed among the spectators.
Many Enjoy Result.
! This is believed to be the worlds
record. The plans were carefully
made to be sure that there would be
no delay from the cutting OF the wheat
to the eating of the biscuits, and evea
the honey, butter and tea were waiting
for the witnesses.
The wehat was cut from the farm OF
N, 3. Atkinson, two miles from town
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10

Rev. E. Dale Calkins, Of Hopejoy,
was here Monday and is thinking some
Of locating here.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10

When the digestion is all right, the
action of the bowels regular, there is
a natural craving and relish for food.
When this is lacking you may know
that you need dose of Chamberlain S
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
strengthen the digestive organs, i'm
prove the appetite and regulate the
bowels. Sold by all dealers. s
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-10

try to live humble christian lives,
knowing that God iss6ust. He cannot
do us wrong. Let us realize that the
reward of heaven is SO overpoweringly
great that we should not let jealousy
of others enter our minds. Each case
is judged on it's own merits and the
finding will be right. The thief on the
cross was promised paradise with
Jesus, and he repented just at death.
Paradise will come also to those who
had been christians for many years.
SO now we see the application of the
parable of the rewarding Of the men
who worked in the vineyard.
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ARloN NEWS.

Ap,nM Ne%uc
rev. ~. Da!e Caihlns, OF HopeJoy,
was mere MONDAY and ls thlnKlng some
= =. ~. = ...s NJ
MSS Mamie GlassDurner, VINO mas
been doing eifectlve work as mis-
s s.,,,, ~ Una .o sene, 20; sar :,
n M et iris n,oea oxt s,nde% avan.
inu s a. .s i,' ph NJ Gh;naa r Ysgn
that will he Of interest This viii he
an unusual .opportunity and It is hoped
that many win be present. There
viii be much that win interest the
children.
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s.asA aiso was pulleu. Inc inachals
was e 2 .otal ios IS MOI Delng insured;
u NO. - n yve erhs Ntnnday ,"rn;u usns aiu
"eny - Woih Sloiluay lhoiiihs.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph How
lett, Thursday, Aug. 4, a son.
An ice cream social will be held at
I the home of, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Nelson
next Saturday evening Everyone is
cordially invited.
.sa Mrs. VIM. Corey and children re-
turned to their home in Nebraska after
4 nleasant visit witt, relatives. s'
M;sS en- 20 3D., ~
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~ son z. SsA ssll on sfrlda Y:
Ire: Anderson and children and
1 \ Mrs all " lodge visited with relatives
( near henson one DAY 3 ~ lastsWeek
ulye a NUMBER OF people from this
Essic;ttihltS aJtended lne Dali game at
Slarler YAK SUNDAY.
MIS- MIS- ION ransom ana children, OF
IehlsOn nave Deen Wsltlng with
ar - ~ IN ~: MATT II lor 9 lew days.
u. aouiinan came down from
vaM SATURDAY ana spent sunday IN
3 A y ls,i
u y y illlain NleeVes, son 81 Jonn MeeVes
mas Deena quite SICK with CHOLERA In
Iantpm. z.
! Mls! WliliaM MARI was called TO
tne nome OF ners son, Frank, on &C.
couh. 81 the Illness OF ner daughter,
nessie, VINO mas been visiting there
! lor -, the PAST Week:
me Misses Fiorence and Edna
Johnson went TO Mondamin Wednes
gay 70 Vislt with relatives at that
+ pace.
nrs. susie hoover ana three Chill
s'arel, oI sioux CITY, visited with Mrs.
MATT and MIS-. y. ". Lee the last part
l q, g. tne Week.
Mrs. iete haiiowel ana MRS. Holt
Mrs. Naldo Ialcott. 81 !.
nsn;snn '1 v,si ts. 3 ~ Msaa ~ -
home on Sunday. -,
Little Marie Mullen has been quite
SICK MIN the disease SO many OF the
' Wnrd comas that cmiisnr r n nnsare
son of Allen Dodge. was quite serions.
ly hurt while In Sioux City last Fri
aay. "a, a buggy , ran over his foot. caus-
tine nn,fe a' ra 3. 'i ~ f h,s hsaS cu.-
attend him and it required several
stitches an4a lei g close the wound.
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II there is green stamp on your
paper. it is q sign that you are more
than year In arrears.
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Not how cheap, but how good, Il
The Reviews motto for job work.
The new era., 1910-06-23
Sen, ! EYBURN'S /
CONDEMNATION !: /
MEETS WITH. UNEXPECTED I
~ OPPOSITION.
HUGHES ALSO OPPOSES
ScoFFs THE IDEA OF SHORTAGE
OF REsouRcEs-coALs SUP
es PLY FOR 1000 YEARS.

Washington.-At the conclusion OF
debate in the Senate Tuesday on the
administration land withdrawal bill.
Senator Carter offered the $30,000,000
irrigation band bill as an amendment
and moved its adoption.
There seemed to be no objection and
Its adoption seemed assured. when
Senator Hepburn Unexpectedly OBJ
jected and notified the Senate that if
they wanted to sit there all evening
they need only insist upon the con-
sideration of that amendment other
wise. he suggested, they will adjourn.
The Senate, in face of that threat, ad-
iourned.
Mr.. Hepburn declared the PROPOSE,
tion to withdraw the public lands for
so-called Conservation" to be "a
The new era., 1910-06-23
FoREiGN.

Between twenty and thirty people
lost their lives Monday when the sup
ports of the sprinkler system tank on
the roof of the Herald building, Mon
treal, gave way and the great mass of
metal and water. weighing thirty-five
tons. went crashing to the basement.
A cable from Madrid says that Mon
signor Vico, the papal nuncio. has for
mally protested against the royal de-
cree issued Saturday authorizing edi-
fees of non-Catholic religious socie-
ties to display the insignia for publ"
worship and other ceremonies, on the
graund that the government should
maintain the status quo. pending the
result of negotiations with the vatican.
The conference between the two pre-
dominant parties over the constitution
al clash between the house of lords
and the house Of commons has now en-
tered an official stage. says a Lon.
don cable. Heretofore the ministers
have avoided committing themselves
in the matter. but Premier Asquith an
nounced in the house Of commons
Monday that communications on the
subject had been exchanged by A. ].
Balfour, former prime minister and
now leader Of the opposition, and him
self. communications which. the pre-
mier added: II hope may lead to an
early meeting between u.s."
The new era., 1910-06-23

Albert E Bassett, cashier of the ILL.,
nois Glass Company at Alton, ILL.,, is
reported $4,000 short.
Charles r. Heike, the white-haired
secretary of the American Sugar Re-
filming Company, was convicted Friday
night on an indictment charging con-
spiracy to defraud the government Of
customs due on sugar.
Another special assessment has been
made on the old fourth class members
of the insurance department of the
Knights of Pythias, payable in July.
The death claims during the first quar-
ter of 1910 exceeded the receipts in
the class by $64.ss0. in spite of spe-
! cial assessment levied for March.
Cleveland is to have the first aerial
lighthouse in history. as according to
The terms of aresolution introduced in
the city council Monday night the city
is to erect an electric searchlisnt on
the top of the 175-foot flagstaff in the
public square. The light is to serve as
beacon to wandering aviators.
Secretary Cosby of the New York
Roosevelt reception committee. esti.
mates that between $4,000 and 10000
persons will be in line along Fifta ave
| nue. next Saturday afternoon at the
time Of the parade in honor OF Theo.
| dore Roosevelt's return. R. A. C.
Smith, chairman of the harbor display
committee, places the estimate OF
boats at something over 100.
The Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, on
board which Mr.. Roosevelt is ap-
preaching New York, will be outside
Sandy Hook early Saturday morning.
Charles K. Hamilton arose In this
aeroplane from Governors island Mon
day morning and sped without break
eighty-eight miles to Philadelphia in a
remarkable cross-country flight. He
made the trip In one hour and fifty
| one minutes. On his return he was
forced to descend by motor trouble
and delayed nearly six hours, but rose
again and finished the round trip in
side of twelve hours.
Willie Jakes; five years old, of Chi
cago. saw a beauty lotion that his
mother had prepared in a pretty bot
tie standing on dressing table. ,rhe
compound appeared SO inviting that
he drank 1t and when the mother re.
turned he was dead in the arms Of an
aunt.
Following Secretary OF Agriculture
Wilson's recommendations of muskrat
meat as food, farm of 100 acres,
twenty miles from Chicago. has been
leased by three Chicago men who will
try to solve the cost of living by rails.
ing the little animals for market.
The new era., 1910-06-23

political impertinence on the part
of the people of the East"
He said that in the great falls of the
Potomac there was enough water
power to move every wheel in the
District OF Columbia
I'VE are drawing on the national
treasury to create game preserves
and solitude!"
And now comes this apostle OF
fallacy, theory and ignorance. the ex-
forester of the United States, who is
reported to be opposing this excep-
tion," he added.
Senator Hughes Of Colorado de-
clared that the present tendency was
toward a feudal system. like that
which had disgraced ireland and made
progress in Germany impossible" Mr..
Hughes scoffed at the idea that the
country's resources were being ex-
hausted and declared 1t would take
300 years to mine the coal in Colorado
alone.
In addition he quoted reports of the
geological survey to show that there
we're 1000 years open to coal mining
In the world.
The new era., 1910-06-23
Oklahoma Has Two Capitals.

Guthrie, Okla.-Developments in the
capital removal fight became more
acute at Guthrie Tuesday with the re-
turn here of practically all state Off
GERS save Gov. Haskell and Secretary
of State Cross. They came back for
the argument on the demurrer to the
suit in the District Court to enjoin the
removal Of the capital That Okla
homa has a dual capital is no longer
in doubt. Gov. Haskell and Secretary
OF State Cross are transacting official
business under the original state seal
at Oklahoma City, while Assistant Sec
retary Of State Leo Meyer has dupli-
cate seal and is transacting official
business in Guthrie. The Supreme
Court and other departments of state
are proceeding with their various
duties as II a capital removal election
had not been held.
The new era., 1910-06-23
WEEKS NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS

Senators Guggenheim and Hughes
and Representatives Taylor and Mar
tin Monday received heavily signed
petition from residents Of the Uncom-
pahgre valley protesting against con-
ditions there resultant from the delay
of the reclamation service in provid-
ing water.
Brig. Gen. William L. Marshall, chief
of engineers, U. s. A., Friday finished
his active service with the army. He
was famous for his discovery of Mar
shall Pass" across the Rocky noun
tains, the gold placers of Marshall
Basin" on the San Miguel river in
Colorado, for the construction of lev
ees in Mississippi. Louisiana and Ar
kansas. for his supervision Of work on
the Hennepln canal for ten years ant
on Notifications near New York.
Under the terms of the sundry civil
bill the manner of making public land
surveys in the West will be changed
July 6. The present law provides that
surveys shall be made by contract, the
statute fixing the maximum charge to
be allowed on the different types of
country. The sundry civil bill does
away with the old method and directs
that hereafter surveys shall be mode
by surveyor employed on salary by the
secretary of the interior, the maximum
compensation not to exceed 5000 per
month.
The new era., 1910-06-23
COLORADO STATE NEWS

Miss Othelia Austin of Colorado
Springs was awarded $1,000 in a
breach of promise suit against Carl
Kristensen, a chauffeur. Friday.
The Colorado Telephone Company
has bought a controlling interest in
the independent local company at
Wray, and will assume management.
Salida knights of Pythias held big
jubilee and banquet at their meeting
last week in celebration of the burning
Of the mortgage which has encum-
bered their building for several years.
The Colorado Springs G. Cripple
Aerial Tramway Company has been in
corporated with capitalization of
100000. Springs capitalists of un-
doubted means and ability are inter
ested.
The Num- Booster Club has been or
ganized, and among the first benefits
to be sought will be rural mail route
to accommodate the rapidly increasing
farm population. At the same meet
ing it was decided to celebrate the
Fourth at Num-.
Sunday baseball will be eliminated
at Fruita by the merchants closing
their places of business on Thursday
afternoon during the season and the
team furnishing good game once a
week worth closing up for.
The Meeker Herald urges the organ
ization of a body ito force not only the
Denver papers but the entire nation to
know that Rio Blanco county is a
county separate and apart from all
others, and haven of opportunity"
One of the events of the Fourth of
July celebration at Holly will be vot-
ing for queen of the day, with maids
of honor from the surrounding towns
of Hartman, Granada. Bristol, Wiley,
Lamar (Colorado) and Coolidge and
Syracuse (Kansas.
State chemists having examined the
river water at Grand junction for ty-
phoid germs and found none, their at
tention was directed to the investiga-
ton of distilled water sold in bottles
and there the trouble was discovered,
Its further sale was prohibited.
DR.. Lamb, state veterinarian, went
to Grand Junction to investigate the
cause of the poisoning of 200 head of
cattle belonging to Austin Corcoran,
and found that the trouble was due to
the cattle having eaten wild larkspur
Eleven of the herd died.
George Reed, while digging well
on his place, six miles from La Sale,
pierced vein Of coal about seven feet
thick The discovery was made 100
feet from the surface.
Col. w. w. Ferguson of Denver,
state commander of the G. A. R., who
was seriously injured by a street car
few days ago, is on the way to re-
covery.
The new era., 1910-06-23
Unknown Hero Saves Life.

Eldorado Springs.-While enjoying
a plunge in the swimming pool Sun
day afternoon, Miss Avis C. Doebler, IL
stenographer employed at the Denver
Gas e Electric Company was seized
with cramps. The young woman was
unable to call for help and she went
under the water twice before young
man whose name could not be
learned, became apprised of her peril
GUS plight. Diving head foremost into
the pool, the young man swan to Miss
Doeblers assistance, just as she was
going down for the third time. After
considerable effort the girls rescuer
placed her upon the side of the pool,
where it took thirty minutes to revive
her.
The new era., 1910-06-23
wEsTERn.

The Northwestern has finished its
line into Newell. S. D.. the govern
ment town. Trains will be running as
far as Nisland next week. 81.
The National Congress Of Mothers
opened its sessions in Denver Friday
night. and were welcomed by Governor
Shafroth. Delegates are in attendance
from all parts of the country.
The Department OF Utah, Ladies OF
the Grand Army of the Republic. was
Instituted at Salt Lake City, Sunday.
under the direction Of Della R. Henry,
national president Of Kansas City. Salt
Lake City is the headquarters for this
department.
The Denver G. Rio Grande Railroad
on Friday resumed its through sleep
ing car service over the San Pedro
route to Los Angeles. which had been
discontinued since December 31st, be-
cause of the latter road having been
destroyed for miles by washouts.
The Denver Times has been sold by
ex-senator Thomas NJ. Patterson to y.
N. Hustled OF Denver, and the new
owner will take possession July 1st.
Hugh O'Neill will have the editorial
and Wallace P. Doty the business man
agement The price is said to be
around $165.OO0. A new plant will be
installed.
The murderers of Saburo Ichimura,
the Japanese banker Of Ogden, Utah.
who was killed at the Japanese mis-
sion Saturday night, when two men at
tempted to hold up the house, are still
at large. The police say nothing tan
gible leading to the identity OF the
youthful desperadoes has been uncov-
cred.
A jury in the United States Circuit
Court in San Francisco rendered Yer
dict giving judgment of S26s.446 TO
claimants against three insurance
companies that sought to escape pay
ment on thirty-five policies held by
property owners who lost heavily in
the fire on April IS, 1906. A legal in
terest of $56.e16 Is added TO this
amount. The defendants are tae Com
mercial Union Assurance Company,
Alliance Assurance Company and Pal
atine Insurance Company.
The convention of the Rocky Noun
tain district OF the National Letter
Carriers Association. in session at
Denver Sunday, elected officers and
passed several important resolutions
relative to the general welfare OF the
organization, among them one favor
| ing the retirement Of their men at so
years of age on pension. They do not
favor the plan Of holding out pay to
build up = pension fund. believing that
the government should maintain 1t in
dependently Of any assistance from the
! carriers.
The new era., 1910-06-23
Minor Mention.

Colorado Springs wants an auditor
ium.
Fifteen new houses are going up in
Julesburg.
Grand functions first steel building
is going up.
The DeBeque bank will open for bus
mess June 10th.
Sterling Elks are trying to organize
a lodge there.
Akron realty dealers will form q
real estate exchange.
Bayfield, has had estimates prepared
for a waterworks plant.
Work has started on the new two
story brick hotel at Brandon.
The Colorado State Bank has beer
organized at Limon by Illinois parties
The Western Slope fair at Montrose
will be held September goth to 23rd.
Three horses valued at $500 to $500
were killed by lightning near Platner
The San Luis Southern's bridge
across the Culebra is nearly complet
ed. t.
The town opening at Brandon last
week is reported to have been great
success.
The Farmers and Stockmen's Fail
Association at Burlington has been in
corporated.
Hugo has new fire engine and d
volunteer fire company will be organ
lied to run it.
C. A. Woodmansee is the new sec
retary of the Loveland Chamber OF
Commerce.
Clifton will market $50 acres of can
taloupes this year The prospect is
good for fine crop.
The 1,5OO beet th:nners in the Gree
their job for this year.
The first electric locomotive for the
Grand Valley interurban railroad has
arrived at Grand Junction.
A. ]. Denton has the contract for
carrying the mail between Meeker and
Buford, beginning July 1st.
Roy Brown of Merino discovered q
coyote den the other day continuing
five pups, which he captured.
Denver has delegate at ST. Pau
trying to get the 1911 convention OF
the National Real Estate Exchanges.
Among the features slated for Straw
berry Day at Glenwood Springs will be
a firemen's tournament, for which five
teams have already entered.
The contract has been let for a new
bridge across the South Platte be
tween Merino and Atwood. The struc
ture will be 1000 feet long.
The tenth annual meeting of the
Northwestern Association of Congre
gational Churches and Ministers will
be held at Craig June goth to 22d.
The new era., 1910-06-23
Mineral Surveys Approved.

Denver.-The following mineral sur
veys approved by the United States
surveyor general for Colorado during
the month ending May 81, 1910: Sur
vey No. 1904S, land district Denver,
name of claim Tenderfoot; 19049, Den
yer, Loach; 1S9S9, Durango. Green
Mountain ct al; 190Ss, Montrose Lau-
ra Belle; 19051, Durango, Ore Fino;
1894, Durango, Monte Christie; 1000,
Garfield, Sarah; 19029, Leadville, Col,
den Staff No. 1 ct al; 19042, Denver,
Midas; 19O43. Denver. Medbury ct al,
1851. Denver. Counselor; 1904, Lead
vile, Little Orphan Annie ct al; 1905S,
A. and B., Denver, Tungsten King ct
al; 19060, Pueblo. Daisy ct al; 1908,
Denver. Rocky Mountain.
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exception of Sundays. Sept. 4th and
Taking Out Pure Gold.

Cripple Creek.-Gold one pro-
nounced by Mayor Van Tilborg assayer,
to be 900 fine. has been opened on the
Wilson claim on Bull hill, owned by
the Free Coinage Company. close
corporation, whose stock Is not listed
on exchanges. The rich streak of me-
tallic gold, five-eighths of an inch
wide, has been encountered by Lester
w. Reid and l.. A. Van Tilborg. les
sees at the 250-foot level of the Grace
shaft on the Wilson, northeast from
the shaft, in hitherto undeveloped ter
ritory, and at a point $50 feet south
of the dividing line between the Will
son and the Buena Vista claim OF the
Isabella company.