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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13

FOR SALE-A five room house,
good out buildings, and fine we'll
water. Five acres Of good farm land
just outside the city limits. Will
sell cheap as I am going to move
away. Inquire at the Review Office
or Of Fritz Seifert. Denison,
Iowa. l4-2pd
240 acre farm miles from Tracy,
Minnesota, q miles from Garvin,
Minnesota, 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 $4,000 per acre.
Send for our list Of farms. We have
many like this. q. h. Goodwin Land
Co.. Tracy. MINI. 13-2pd
PIANO BARGAINING have q
slightly used piano in the vicinity Of
Denison, Iowa. To save expense Of
boxing and shipping, will sell very
cheap for cash or payments as low as
IS. 90 per month. Writsy Olney Music
Company, st. Joseph. Mo. l2-4pd
Seed Corn. for sale. 400 bushels
corn picked from this pile has grown
SO to Sc per cent. miles south o.
Deloit. Asa Brown or zee D. F,
Brown, Denison. Phone SEQ. 1913
Buy our garden and flower seed
and be sure Of large returns.
i loft The Balle- Brodersen Co.
PIANO TUNING Phone or leav
orders at Smiths Book Store. N
G. Upton. 1913
FOR SALE Baled wild hay .
3. 90 per ton on track It Onaws. "
b. Porter, Onawa. Iowa. l4-Spd
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Ice cream aud cake at the Elite

Ice cream aud cake at the Elite
Cafe. 13.3
Fresh candies Of best makes always
on hand at the Oxford Cafe. 1T
Picture. framing specially. Bar.
tcher & Ewall. 15-l
FOR Rents room fat. CITY
water and cistern, $500. Inquire Z.
Dawes. 522 s. Main ST.. City. 1stf
Smokers try our brand Of cigars.
not cheap cigar in the case. OK.
ford Cafe. 7tf
Vegetable Seeds in large packages
at The Balle- Brodersen Co. loft
The cleanest and quickest service
at the Oxford Cafe on Broadway. IT
FOR sALE-one (Chickering)
piano. Inquire Of Sarchon Sisters. ST
s. G. B. Leghorn eggs for Matching
$l.O0 per setting. Mrs. j. L. Rig
gleman. Deloit. Iowa. l3-4pd
Fresh Carnations PIC dozen. Bar.
tcher & Ewall. Phone No. liz. 1871
D. ". Ferry & Co.'s Famous Gar.
den Seeds for sale at
lott The Balle- Brodersen Co. T
Room Moulding and Wall Paper at
Bartcher & Ewxll's. 1871
FOR SALE Portland Cement. G.
H. Woolert. 14.5pd.
Come in while the sizes and stock
is yet complete at the McCoid- Boiler
Co.'S Closing Ont Sale. 1874
Cherries and plums are quick ID
bear. Start some fine fruit this
spring from ". n. Bomberger, Har.
Ian. 1872
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13
TUESDAY WILL BE CENSUS DAY.
Continued from page y

Continued from page y
word at the Postuffice on Friday and
Saturday stating definitely whether
they will act with the committee on
the following Thursday. This is
asked in order that where any citizen
is unable to act some one may be APP
pointed in his place the first of the
week so that all plans may be per-
fec.ed on Census Day.
This matter is very important to
tDenison and it should be matter Of
pride to all to see that every Denison-
lite is counted.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13
hill
Photos
"a SPECIALITY
F rguson's Studio

Miss Alice Staininger is on the sick
list this week.
G. F. Csss.day has moved his house
farther up into Grace Park,
NJ. L. Jones Of Charter Oak trans
acted business here Tuesday.
NJ. r. Brace of Dunlap was y BUSH
ness caller here on Tuesday.
Mrs. i. A. Maines Of Charter Oak
was shopper here on Tuesday.
Stewart SERVER left last week for
q visit with friends in Oes Moines.
o. w. Emmons Of Manning at
tended court the fore part Of the week.
Mrs Mile Morgan Of Sioux City
10 visiting friends here this week.
( E. q. Swasey and N. r. Wilder Of
Dow City are in Denison today on
business.
Mrs. Sears McHenry and children
visited friends and relatives in Logan
last week.
George Peyton Of Creighton. Neb...
visited George b. Smith in Denlson
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson were
over from Charter Oak on Tuesday
shopping and calling on friends.
Miss Grace Mains and Miss Elsie
Thompson Of Charter Oak were CALI
ers in Denison on Tuesday.
Mrs. William Strain and Miss
Francis Hart returned on Monday from
. few days visit with friends in
Woodbine.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Green left last
week for Okoboji. where they will
remain during the summer at their
cottage.
Mrs. G. NJ. Jensen returned on
Monday evening from ! weeks visit
with her sister. Mrs. S. F. Ashby.
at Fairmont. Neb.
TIC Masonic order will have q
meeting Friday night at which time
degree work in the First will be had.
All members come.
Mrs. A. q. Bale returned on Sat-
drday from Aberdeen, s. D., where
she has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. George Fletcher.
Mrs. Will McCord Of Defiance,
who underwent two serious opera
tlons at the hospital, is reported to
be improving rapidly.
James Hart, wife and daughter.
Bessie, Of Fort Scott. Kansas, are
visiting their daughter. MISS Gena
Hart, at the F. H. Morgan home.
Barney Brodersen, wife and SONS.
Hans and Walter, leave the latter
part Of the week for Germany, where
they will visit for three or four
luuuSuSs
Miss Nora Fitzpatrick, who under.
went an operation for appendicitis at
the Denison hospital some time ago.
was able to return to her home last
Saturday.
George Mensgh & Co. received the
fore part Of the week shipment Of
one carload Of kitchen ranges. We
understand that they will receive two
more in q short time.
Mr.. A. Herrie was taken last week
to Rochester, MIMI, to undergo a
serious operation. Mr.. Herrig has
been in poor health for the past win
ter and was taken to this place to
snA
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p. Gulick is in Onawa today on

Is, Il
2. Gulick is in Onawa today on
business.
Gorge McHenry visited friends 10
Omaha Sunday.
Miss isarachon visited friends in
Logan ever Sunday.
&. NJ. Jensen transacted business
u Dunlap ON Monday.
W. G. T. U. market day at McKim
hall Saturday, April 18th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Conery
3 Saturday. April 9th. son.
Roy Mote and Leslie Gulick visited
friends in Dunlap over.suuday.
Mrs. ]. Molseed Of Vail was .
shopper In Denison on Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Earlier,
Sunday. April 10th, q daughter.
Mrs. George Schroeder returned
% her home in Dunlap last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Boyer Thursday. Aprils7th, son.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Satterly
Wednesday. April 9th, daughter.
Paul Van Meter of Iowa City was
!, visitor in Denison over Sunday.
Gene Virgins of Dow City is in
Denison today transacting business.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Black
man Saturday, April 9th. daughter.
Mrs. Eva Hastings left on Saturday
for q visit with friends in lows City.
Rowland Philbrook is spending his
spring vacation in Denison this week.
DR.. Houlihan of Ida Grove was in
Denison over Sunday visiting friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Ballard
on Saturday. April 9th. daughter.
Mrs. Hattie Terrell and Miss Grace
Bamford visited friends in Dunlap on
Sunday.
Chas. SpauldinR Of Carroll was .
guest at the W. ". Cushman home
last week.
Mrs. B. s. Anderson Of Schleswig
vas 2 guest at the Joe Ward home
over Sunday. &, 5T''s
Dr.. Wright returned the fore part
Of the week from weeks business
trip in Texas.
Phil Schlumberger returned home
\ on Sunday evening after q weeks
stay at Colfax.
Mrs. Frank Liscomb and daughter
Of Dunlap are visiting friends 10
Denison today.
Carl Richardson returned on Sunday
evening from weeks visit with
friends ct Lincoln. Neb.
Mrs. Frank Swoboda returned to
her home in Omaha. after q weeks
visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. R. f. McAllister Of Oak
Park, Ill. 10 in Denison visiting
her daughter. Mrs. 3. F. Philbrook.
G. e. Humphrey. who il attending
the State University at Iowa City. il
In Denison this week visiting friends.
Miss Lillian Garrison is expected
home the latter part Of the week from
Denver. where che has been spending
the winter.
Walter Lamborn returned the lat
ter part Of last week from Battle
Greek, where he has been for the past
two weeks looking after his drug stock
ct that place
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. forenoon re-
turned on Monday from Gilmore City.
where they have been visiting their
son. Lawrence. for the past week.
Mrs. R. Lehfeldt entertained I
number Of ladies on Tuesday after
noon in honor Of Mrs. B. Brodersen,
who will leave this week for Germany.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13
Fer Sale.

Finely improved 2 acre residence
property inside city limits. Large
house and barn. This 10 an ideal
home for retired farmer. Will be
priced low for quick sale. Inquire Of
VIM. Quads. l5tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13

Fancy Early Ohio and Rural New
Yorks. we'll kept and clean. Sci
them. 1872 The Boys.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-09
Cure Your Kidneys

Se~a % rake Any Kurtk~S ps.h
way VII people continue h 40,
me asonies Of kidney complaint 49,
ache urinary diorders. hmsn.s-
nesaxenes, lAngcrs Why allow them,
selves to become chronic inv.EI
wnen certain cure is Offered th.r.s
Dczn's Kidney Pills is the rrresx,,
use, because it gives to the kidnss -
me neiP they need to perform thei,
II you have any, even ON. NJ -.
sympSoms OF kidney disease- err. -
sen now, before disbstes- drcr,~y -. -
bngnf,s disease sets It, Csn -
residents demand more co,ns1 o
proof than the following.
z. A shaw, on Main street HON.
Spnngs, Mise, says: Twas f,c-ha.
BY my kidneys for many ve.,. ..S !,
though I tried numksr ~ SS - n
remedies, was unable to And ne--e
sns relief until I took Deans Eiirsr
rms Iney soon rid me Of the n.;,s
IN my back greatly imurovs,i -
neann- shall never cesse' -
s, % this remedy for the beneS,e
For sale by all dealers p-s =,
eent, Foster Milburn Co R.S.i
New York, sole agents for he Ur;ts
:. Rsmsnber the nams-Do.n,..,a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-09
THE CONTINGENT FUND
STATEMENT BY SENATOR CLAYTON POTTER

/ peuse. $500; total. ss5.oo-rnsll
atlo1nis evidently drawn fo- trips o.
some other matters Of expense con.
nected With the office With tness
trivial exceptions. the items for xhich
vouchers are missing we're for trans.
actions occurring not less than three
years ago.
Vouchers Were Taken.
Excepting the three small items
amounting TO $500. just mentioned.
the oaly osher items for which there
are no vouchers were for transactions
during Mr. Edwards term as private
secretary: TRANSACTIONS having been
made from three 10 six years ago Mr.
Edwards testified that vouchers we're
taken for all these items. here set
out al length the testimony OF Mr..
Edwards before the committee with
reference TO the manner in which the
contingent fund account was kept and
showing the extreme care Cor varta.
man exercised in keeping the account
properly for Legislature examination.
Mr.. Edwards said.
Testimony Of George edwards-
I wish to say TO the chairman o..
this committee and to the committee
tina, without the original stnb lnpk
and the voucher, 20 personally ms b
myself FER the purpose OF refr-sss&G
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-09
An EXPECTS OPINION nv sx,
DIsEASEs-

A Appointment national expert On ski,
diseases whose name Won are fxris;.-
with says that in all his scientific ey-
Perience he has never found 30 hara .
disease &c conquer as eczema. Vet \.
does not hesitate to recommend Zsr,o
as most successful remedy for TIE
treatment OF eczema, itching skin dis
eases, dzndruff, pimples, blzckhes,d.
and al other diseases of the sEin and
and scalp He says that not only 10
It's curative qualities make Il pon1ysr
but also the fact that il Is clear
iquid remedy for external use
great improvement over the old ssxie
greasy salves and lotions which a.
not only unpleasant to use. but do ne
destroy the germ life that causes the
disease. Zsmo draws the yerms IN shs
surface and destroys them. leayine The
SKIN clear and healthy. Can be ned
freely On infants. Mr.. All. KsnJsI
VIII gladly supply those who can With
q tree sample bottle of Zemo md |.
booklet which explains In simple I,n-
guage all about skin diseases and ~
TO cure yourself At home With Zern'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-09

lion vhsr lie retired from Office II
ises. but. through an oversight. We
failed to check over and approve sane
The tsnlt ~ss ozrs. not his II Is alb
sola;ely uniis3uted tina; these &C
counts we're made out. as required By
ias. and Il same had beea p-blishet
IN ire journals 70 further ex.nia.-
ton would have been made
Examination Was Invited
Gov. vardaman invited an examsna-
ton Of the details OF bis official ec-
count in 1908 Gr- Buck testified that
such account vas made A. the request
- ss-~- vzrcz--ac ~-A -<s ua ere u
the office until destroyed months after
Gov. yartaran's sdniais,ration ter
minated Had the governor not been
cesiroGs Of rigid inspection OF his
accom-; he would simply have sent his
report to the legislature with a mes
sage. TIE sane would have been ac-
ospted and approved without question.
printed In the journals. and the matter
ended there But deenins 1t his duty.
be very properly had bis secretary
make out his report and keep IL In the
oftce. where the vouchers are kept.
In order that II might be checked u
Item BY Item TSis. believe you xiII
agree with ne. Is the correct business
method Of dealing with this account.
Had the committee gone 20 the execu-
tive Office IN 1905 and checked I'd
the account. as did the committee OF
1895. the vouchers on file would prob
ably have been examined. but had
Gov. Vardansn sent his account direc.
TO TIE legislature in 4 MESSAGE. il
would have been received. printed IN
the journals. and no further questions
asked
such vas the ccErse % action With
reference 70 Coz. Noel-s aecozn; whea
sent IT, and the o1ly reason in the
world his Administration was iacludet
I @N@~%@AA--@ - tA4-A4A- 4Gf X
years vas TO make # appear tha, the
resolution vas nc adopted as a direct
thrust Al Gov ver1anan. Had Il no,
been for newspaper articles with ref
erenee TO TIE Naraamau contingent
fund 10 examination Of Gov. NoeFs
expenditures would have been made
So. all fair-m.nded men will ar least
coneede that Gov. ya-damzn invited
inspection of his accounts and such
would not have been his course rad
such accounts not been correctly KEEP,
This fact alone ought to clear him Of
all charges OF an unbusiness-like man
asement OF such funds.
Mr. George r Edwards was Gov.
Vardaman's private secretary for two
years and ten months. and Mr.. ". ].
Buck for the remaining fourteen
months During tie fourteen months
Mr.. Buck was secretary there were
only three small items for which there
are no vouchers or self-expIanatory
proof. to-vit: s-2T-o7. contingent ex-
psnse. $1,000; 5-e4-0T. contingent ex.
penss. 5000; s-507. contingent ex.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-09

weapon, the Maynard Rife, and
knew well how to use il.
No reports on record as to the
fatalities OF this brave little COM
pany. but | have kept up with
them both during and since the
war and can certify that they
were an honor to their state and
their country.
The "Oxford Mercury" is
strictly responsible for this story,
reported in his paper while this
company was drilling on the
streets of Oxford, emphasizing
their work by occasional firing
by platoons from their Maynard
Rifles.
"a fellow went out in the
woods the other day to try the
effect Of Maynard on a squir-
REL. Seeing one at a distance OF
10 yards in a low limb of a tree
he leveIed his gun and fired.
Starting toward the object Of his
shot. he found the woods full of
smoke, lane through the woods
as big as hogshead and gene
raj destruction everywhere. No
squirrel to be found and the
limbs OF the tree nearly all gone.
Determined to see what that
amazing bullet had done. he FOL-
lowed on in its track - teso.a-
uon til ne found G bran new hcle
six feet in diameter bored through
a hill. Passing through that
channel and two or three hun
dred yards beyond, he found the
remains OF a wagon and three
yoke of oxen scattered around in
terrible confusion, and an old
man standing near swearing to
beat the band" "Hellol what's
the matter here2" IS netting
like ball Of lightning "A
along here a lew minutes Il.
and here's the damage"
Putting his Maynard on his
shoulder, the fellow rolled out
for town satisfied that q few regi
ments armed with that gun would
wipe all yankeedom from the face
of the earth.
E. 4. SMITH.
(To be Coniinued.)
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-09

Since eri Icisns deem unJus, to
Governor yardaman have been made
concerning the report o: the io.at com.
nllt;es OF the house and senate on ex-
scu;ive contingent fund. Of which com
mlt;es I vas q member. I feel II my
duty to present the matter to the PEG
pie OF the state as I understand II In
the light Of the report signed By US.
includ ag my summary. testimony o:
crei.tsbis witnesses before our com
nlIt;es and whose explanations o. this
matter have been wholly ignored.
vardansn Filed Report.
In the frsi place. invite the at,en-
ton OF all fair-mInced people to the
fact that Governor vardaman's report
was examined sad approved BY the
committee for the years 1904 and 1875.
Hon George Edwards. treasurer OF
Mississippi. and whose correct admin
istration OF his high trust recommends
him to your credence. testified such
report was KEEP; with proper vouchera
Our committee OF 1910 found. too. tha,
Gov. vardaman had made his report
and II sas on nle ready for examina-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-09
EczEMA--A GERM DISEASE CAV
NOW BE CURED

The medical profession is all agreed
That Eczema Is a germ disease, but the
tning that has baffied them is to And
some remedy that viii get to the germs
and destroy them. -'''
Zemo, the clean, external treatment
mas solved this difficulty by drawing
the germs To the surface OF the skir
and destroying the germ hfe that
c1uses the diseases. The whole meth
90 o. treatment and cure by Zemo is
explained in an interestide bool On
the subject issued by the makers NJ
lemo. Ii tells how to cure yonrssIf
at home OF eczema, blackheads. MIN
pies, dandruh, and all diseases OF the
SKIN and scalp. Call at Kenders dru1
store for booklet and learn more abonf
TINS eiean, simple remedy that is mon,
recognised the standard treatment fo-
al diseases of the skin and scalp.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-09
Mt. Zion Notes.

The crop prospect is fine and
farmers are quite busy.
Mr.. j. r. Hamilton's family
are having a siege with the
numps.
Mrs. Walter Stephens has re-
turned from the bedside of her
mother Mrs. Annie White who
has been quite sick at her home
in Clarksdale.
Mr.. J. NJ. Hall has returned
from several days visit to Pom
totoc.
Miss Kate Stephens is spend
ing the week on Woodson's Ridge
Mr.. Lee Still is recovering from
a serious spell of sickness.
Mrs. Mack McLarty and Miss
Carrie spent day in Oxford
this week with relatives.
Quite q number of our peonva
have enjoyed camp fishing on
the river the past week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-09

ny memory. IL IS impossible for me
10 maze a correct statement OF this
sccou1t. Some % these items began
March LIST. 1884,: about SIX years h.vs
elapsed. and. OF coa-se. il is inPossi
bic to- me TO keep books ia ny heal
| wisS 10 say further that while I vas
the private secretary OF Cor. v.rds
man. that II vas n uniform Custom
never varied from. 50 far a. my recoi
lection goes nov. 10 take a receipt for
each warrant and all sums Of money
paid cut OF the executive contingent
fund Governor Var5ama1 vas 80
careful about this matter that he vas,
lie seemed TO ne. continually AMI eter.
n.iax s>->s,asssux s---<xre>-,
about keeping the vouchers aa1 about
having them all in one place for the
inspection Of the legislature. wish
TO state 10 this committee that = vouch-
er was taken for all expenditures and
fled in the governors office. think
tia, covers pretty fully VIA, wanted
to say
But. Notwithstanding Mr.. Edwards
care In keeping the vouchers for all
items. for the following items NO
vouchers were on file when we began
our Investigation: Paid to Col. Street
100000 for the relief of the Meridian
cyclone sufferers. explained by Col.
Streets public statement that he had
received same. II Ia e matter OF pub.
lie knowledge that the remainder OF
this fund Of s5.000.00. or about ST.
10000. was spent by Gov. vardaman In
Meridian the FIRST day or two after the
cyclone. vhel he went over to Merid-
ain in person. carrying with him both
convict and free labor.
understand from Gov. varsama,
that an i;enized account Of his ex.
Peatitu-es On this trip was Sled in
the Office: but that vas also missing
The entire whitecap fund of s. 500 %
xas. without vouchers. on nls when
ne began our Investigation. with the
exception o, si3s-se. for which there
~as q warrant made payable 10 payee.
ha'. through the EFFORTS Of Gov. y.rd..
nan. who aided US IN this WORK. yourh-
e-s for s2.i57-se we're secured and
placed N orr lands in the form os a
statement from the Piakerton de,ec-
tive agency.
The testimony % Nr. Edwards con-
vsnoeS Is thst vouchers were take,
for these amounts Our knouledxs Of
the business methods Of that xre.,
agency confirm Us in the BELIEF aha,
such Ncaehers we're sent to the GOV.
ernors Office. We know, as a matter
OF course. that at one time these Pink
erton vouchers were on fle in the
governors Office They are gone nov.
AFTER SIX years Nor does the fat
that such vouchers are gone. ane-
20 long time has elapsed throus ans.
ptcion on any one. but they were xou,
when We began our investigation ana
the very best evidence ohtsfnah,.
shows that they were at one time a,
nie. Is 1t not then natural To presume
that the other vouchers MISSING
amounting in sum total to les, than
me Pinkertoa vouchers. disappeared
from the governors Office in the sam.