The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-10-04
readers the following works Of fiction

readers the following works Of fiction
by writer's of fame the world over:
A Trooper Galahad, y a serial story
by the famous army author, Capt.
Chas. King. Many of our readers are
already acquainted with his thrilling
stories of army life and soldier loves.
He is our foremost writer in depicting
the scenes of frontier life and the hard
ships of the trail and the fight as en-
dured by the boys in blue. just now
when every loyal heart is filled with
patriotic devotion to the defenders of
the flag, this story will be OF special in
terest to all.
''Uncle John and the Rubies'' is the
title of short story by England's bril-
liant novelist, Anthony Hope. This
writer has made himself famous
throughout the English speaking world
by his marvellous tales of adventure,
and it is with pleasure that we present
to the readers of the REVIEW the same
high grade of literature that is given to
the people by the high.priced maya
zines.
Other stories by authors only a tritle
less known are:
The Pilgrim Ship" by Cutcliffe
Hyne.
The Eye of a God" by w. A. Fraser.
Five Hundred Carats,'' by George
Griffith.
Vendetta Marina by Clark Russell.
sMaria Perrone." by 5. r. Crockett.
1.-The Missing Prince" by Maj Ar
thur Grifliths.
The Four Presidents,' by w. l..
Alden.
These are to be the literary features
OF our fall campaign, these stories, If
purchased in book form would cost each
subscriber about three times as much
as he pays for the REVIEW during the
time they will be printed.
| Besides the literary features of the
Great and Only, the paper will contain,
all the news OF the day, just as fresl
and newsy and reliable as can be found
in the daily papers.
AS usual the field of Denison and
| County seat news will be Thoroughly
covered. Special attention will be paid
to the social life of the city. The
Church column will continue to keep
the various congregations informed as
| to the Christian life of Denison. The
Sunday School column will be new
feature. The lesson will be reviewed
by an eminent authority and all will
have opportunity of keeping up their
bible study whether they are able to
attend the Sabbath School or not.
During the winter season we will
make our county correspondence more
of feature than ever before. This
service is now by far the best in the
county and during the next two months
it will be materially increased.
Editorially the REVIEW will be, as it
always has been, Republican. 1t will
not however be unfair in its utterances
will be tolerant of the opinions of Others
and will indulge in no attacks upon
good men simply because they happen
to be on the democratic or any other
ticket.
1t is for these reasons that the RE
VIEW enters upon its fall campaign fol
new subscribers and to please the old
with so much of confidence. We be.
lieve our subscribers are satisfied that
the REVIEW is making every possible
effort to furnish the best local and
family paper that can be printed. We
ask the cooperation of our readers
We ask them to keep us in mind wher
pay day comes round, we ask them tt
say q good word to their neighbors
about the paper, and we ask them t.
send us any news item which may be OF
interest to them or their friends. Oul
intentions toward our readers are th,
best in the world, we would not inten
tionally do one of them an injustice ant
we ask them to be free to use tn,
columns of the paper in any legitimat,
way. The REVIEW hopes to present Z
great treat to its readers in the neal
future and to show them that their in
terests are its own.
Talking about lodging, what is tn,
cause of the dense silence on the par
} of the democratic organ in regard to it.
.. county platform. This discussion OF
principles which is perfectly legitimat.
and is for the benefit of the reading
public. The REVIEW is anxious t.