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! AN clean and mend lar.s beautifully.
,ri her" j. nothing ! AN not willing 10
do X can only keep my baby with me
] will gladly scrub or do anything, no
matter how mcnnl. So long rs II Is de-
cent ! don't want CHARITY.
beg 20 have my Gaze investigated.
Tear Mrs Aye. Every word I say can
be proved.
This Is tn. story, ard believe ), to
be absolutely the true history OF a !ittlc
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coming. even though work iiowG In. q,
hope II VIII. To the iltt,. hands 30
eager for honest toll
Who will help this poor. little. tired
mother so tina. she may keep her babies
anl.know the bliss OF saving for them
Will gladly giy" MIS- GDrdci's ad-
dress 10 any one authorized TO know
II. but ] do not Intend 10 iTrrral. her
sun"rlncs by putting her Into the grasp
q! her worthless husband or her proven
er'Tscs. and am sur. YOU will APP
prove.
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WANT To RENT A FURNISHED
roomf Advertise = the Sunday
World
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Sunday World Wants 80 ssa
business world. r
The evening world., 1901-10-28
WADE HAMPTON'S GRANDDAUGHTER is
STARVING WITH HER BABE IN AN ATTIC

She Wants No Charity,
Only w ork- With
Another Little One
Coming, the PitiabIe
Plight Of This Victim
Of a Wretched Illus.
bands dy Is
Most Heartrending.
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Eir.t ara. rrihing.

She was twonIy-sicht years old. hand.
some a1d talented, She had made u
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-04-12
VAIL yAPORs.
From the Observer.

froIu tne observer.
The Observer enters upon it's oath
volume.f- DR.. w. I. Wright.i C. l..
Nicholson, B. Healey, Sheriff Bell. M.
M Bradbury were among the Denison-
ties to visit with Vail people. Mrs. A.
ii. Thompson received news of the
death of her sister,at Waukau, WIS.,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Marshall are re-
juicing over the birth of daughter on
March 24.-Mrs. John Ainsworth, of
Denison, visited with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Shirtcliff. j r. Barton Wis
tied Omaha on business mission
Mrs. }. P. Doherty. Mrs. w. A. Fitz-
simmons AID the Misses Casey, Nc
CURE and Conner were among the
Vail ladies to spend portion of the
week in Denison.-Lon Mahan, after
spending some days at home, left on
Sunday with his SON. Glen, for Kansas
City. = F. Ell. Barnett received news of
the death OF an aunt at Macedonia, la.
DR., Fitzgerald has received raise
IN his pension He now gets S15 per
month. Prof IS. w. Meyers is improv
ing after his illness. -Epworth League
social at C. c.. Vail's on Tuesday, A pril
l6--Miss Katie Breen will attend the
the Sisters of ST. Frances school at
Clinton. The Ladies Guild of ST.
Johns church will hold handker-
chief bazaar on Friday, April 70.
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NEWS ABOUT DELOIT.

MIR, Eugene McKim. of Butler, Mo-.
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Mary
Tucker of Denison, came up Wednes-
day to visit their mother, Mrs. E. A.
McKim.
Mrs. Mary Golf, OF Denison. visited
her mother, Mrs. NJ. Hunt on Wednes-
day.
Bert Darling and Bert McKim went
to Boyer. Tuesday, to do some carpen-
ter work for Mr.. Wulf.
Some fine fish is being caught out of
the Boyer now.
Relatives celebrated Grandpa Zea's
birthday, Wednesday.
Mrs. A. G Myers and son, Vernon,
were at Deloit. Wednesday,.
r. r. Montgomery and wife visited
Thursday at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Z. w. Wlney.
G. N. Thwing and wife moved into
the N. FL Brogdon residence vacated
by A. e. Stowell
Minus Montgomery was at Deloit a
couple of days this week.
Mrs. q. A. McKim and son, Eugene,
were in Denison, Thursday.
Mrs. H., Winans and Miss Anna Nice
wanner We're at Deloitt, Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. j. ID. ,Newcom and Miss Anna
Kruger We're in town Thursday after
noon.
Mrs E. A. McKim is the possessor Of
some fine new furniture shipped from
Denison one day this week, which she
had previously purchased.
Newton Forber. the youngest child
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. |. Fem, of Boyer.
died April Sth, aged 3 months and 4
days. The funeral services were held
at the DEPOT in Boyer, by Rev. S. c..
Olds at II M, April 9th The interr-
ment was at Odebolt. The -sorrowing
family have the sympathy of the COM
munity.
Farmers are improving every mo-
ment since the weather has became
favorable.
Miss Aleatha Tucker had the mis-
fortune to get herright forefnger quite
badly cut, Wednesday,.
'The Boys" of Denison had several
loads of goods unloaded at their store
in Deloit, Thursday, which will be
4 known as the ''Deloit Mercantile Co..
Messrs. Pfarr and Sundstrom with the
aid of some Deloit boys were busy
scrubbing and cleaning up Thursday,
preparatory to putting in the stock
They will not be ready to open before
next Wednesday.
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BUCK GROVE LETTER

Miss Lena Aebischer. of Denison
was caller here on Monday
F.tW. Gigax. SRI, county supervisor.
went to Arion Tuesday to attend to the
Boyer bridge.
Mr.. Geo, Ennor. owner of the photo
car, left here for Ute, Monday, after
four days of successive work
Mary Clinton was Denison caller
Monday.
Jim O'Meara and Fotheringham
were Denison callers last week.
Bertha Miller and sister were in
Denison, Saturday on business.
George Gigax is staying in the coun-
try at presentswith Edd Stahl.
Mr.. Sturgeon, of Louisiana, is here
visiting relatives.
Bert Bicknell is out in the country
staying with MI. Jas. Wiley.
Mrs. Bailey and son, of Denison, re-
turned home after few days visit
with friends. '-5
Willis Virgins aud wife. Of Dow
City, were visiting relatives here this
week.
Daisy Halnes and brother, Herm.
went to Dow, City this week to visit
their sister.
Mae Hayes expects to go to Quincy,
III, this week to study music until the
first of July.
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CHARTER OAK CHATS,

Messrs. Bolieu, Balmford and Jacob
sen went to Carroll. Wednesday, to
examine the electric light plant at that
place and make estimates for having a
plant put III our town.
Mrs. F. Jones was called to Dow City
the first of the week by the illness of
her mother, Mrs. Kepford.
Louie Bahnson, of Battle Creek,
made a short visit here this week.
Miss Anna Knapp was Denison
visitor, Wednesday,
Mrs. j. Snyder, of Dow City, is
visiting friends at Charter Oak this
week.
Paul Fiene went to Chicago. Tuesday
to visit with his brother and family,
and sister, Mrs. M. Black.
Invitations are out for a I O'Clock tea
to be given by Mrs. r. Glau on Thurs
day evening.
Mr.and Mrs. F, Probasco and Miss
Kate Healy were shopping in Denison,
Thursday.
Tom Dubois, of Smithland, visited
LIS Pui Cdoo anu oloCCL3
j. S. Ronp started for Ames, We'd
nesday.
An invoice is being taken this week
of the goods in the Barnholdt & Knehl
store, they having SOLD out to Murphy
& Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hinrichsen we're
Denison visitors. Thursday.
Miss Grace Mcclure, OF Mapleton.
visited Miss Mia Andrews, the first Of
the week. +
A. Lincoln Kirk, the impersonator,
will give an entertainment at the opera
house, FRIDAY evening. &
Miss Iva Bliss returned Wednesday
from visit with friends at Sioux City.
Mrs John Kortman entert lined a
few friends i..p. day evening, in honor
of her .-5.n birthday.
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HAPPENINGS OF VAIL.

John Lynch has moved with his fam
.ilv from Omaha.
Messrs. NJ. j Keane, Thos. Adams
and John Smith were Omaha visitors,
Wednesday.
E E. Jenkins, of West Side was a
Vail caller, Wednesday.
Alt. Larson, manager of the Bell
Telephone line at Denison, was looking
after business matters here last Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Fitch are the
happy parents of a baby girls. born
Easter Sunday
Dentist Robinson, of Denison, was
looking after, his Vail customers, Tues
day.
Messrs. John Cook and Pat Lane
were among the Denisonites in Vail,
Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. O'Connor and son, John, re.
turned Wednesday from their stay at
Clarence. la.
Chas. Fitzsimmons resigned his posi-
ton with the Standard Food people
and has gone to Illinois to accept a
position with nursery firm. The
Standard people have appointed H. B.
Hoffman as their agent here, and here.
after Harry will look after their Gus.
toners.
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DOW CITY HAPPENINGS

BE- ,
jess McAhren, of Denison, was here
on professional business last Tuesday.
Guy V. Whaley can put you in posi-
tlon so you can see yourself as others
see you. Don't squirt!
Miss Laura Fisher. of Omaha. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. o. j, Judd.
Mr. Judd is the agent for the Illinois
Central.
o. F.. Rudd went to Omaha a few
days ago and signed himself with the
Omaha baseball team. Lon can catch
'em If any one can.
Miss Nettie Ernst, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. "A. Dow. for
a rev days, will return home today
Lew Sterrett, Ed. Sterrett, Harvey
Crrmer and Chas. Halliday bid good
bve to Dow City and friends last Mon
day morning and started for California,
where they will engage in the pursuits
Of pleasure, wealth and happiness OF
which they will obtain the largest
amount, we are not prepared to say.
We wish them success.
The Green Cattle Company of Dow
City, shipped,a car load consisting of
groceries. buggies. &C., to their ranch
in Colorado w. v. Butler and w. r..
Dow wentw with it. Dow will work for
the company and Butler will 60 on his
own hook out in the mountains.
r Wight. D. M. Rudd, c. ~ Butter
worth, A. Fl. Rudd and wife and j. l..
Butterworth are in attendance at the
conference of the T.. D. S. church.
that is now in session at Independence.
Missouri.
Geo. Ingwesson, L. A. Wore and e.
N. Cham berlain shipped cattle and
hogs TO Chicago the forepart of the
week. Attorney r. Ell. Swasey went
along with them, and will visit for a
few days at his old home in in Belve-
dere, Ill.
The building boom of Dow CITY has
commenced. John Edwards. e. IA.
Alexander and j. H. Killion have each
OF them put up homes for themselves:
and Harry Huntington will soon put
MIR. l.. A. Wore, who lives about
three miles west of Dow City, lost his
barn and contents by fire, Wednesday
night. There were eight head of hor-
SEES, one fine bull. all his harness. eight
hundred bushels of corn, lot of hay
and numerous other ARTICLES consumed
1T is not known how the fire started.
l1Ihe first one to see it, was one of the
girls, who called her father, who jump
ed and ran to the south door, thinking
he could get the horses out, but the
flames drove him away. He then went
to the east door and opened it thinking
he could get the bull out, but the
flames drove him away. Mr.. Wore was
quite badly burned on the hands and
face The loss is nearly three thou
sand d liars with only two hundred and
fifty dollars insurance on the barn.
| This is q severe blow to Mr.. Wore, Jas it
WAS only last fall that he lost all Of his
hogs by disease, which loss was from
twelve to fifteen hundred dollars.
Later-Mr. Vofe's loss is only about
$500 and he thinks it was fired by a
tramp. for everything was all right
about 8 O'Clock, as he was out Just be-
fore going to bed,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-04-12
AKRON NEWS LETTER

u. G. Butler and w. B. Evans visited
Denlson on Thursday, in the interest
OF the new road that is being opened
north of town.
Court was in session before Mayor
Coon on Wednesday, VIM. Hawk was
pound over to await the action of the
grand jury. He is charged with hay-
ing stolen clothing from the store of
Louis Love.
Mrs. 80. Westerman returned We'd
nesday from few days visit with
parents and friends in Arcadia
Mesdames N. 2 Underhill and j. L.
Maurer we're shopping in Dunlap this
week.
Easter exercises were nicely carried
out at the church Sunday afternoon.
The children showed careful training.
special music was rendered by the
choir and an appropriate sermon was
preached.
Rev. Mitchell gave his lecture Sun
day evening to a good sized audience.
The choir from this place assisted
with the music in the Baptist church
at Dow City last Sunday evening.
Mr.. VIM. Mari has taken possession
OF Hotel Arion He has had experience
IN this work and will undoubtedly give
good satisfaction.
Several trains with soldiers passed
through here early Thursday morn
ing.
The North-W estern Railway road
of1lclals were here, and have been buy
ing the right-of-way for the double
track east of here
All Talcott spent Sunday in this
place.
Mr.. Roup, of Charter Oak, called on
friends here, Thursday. He was on
his way to Ames where he viii! make
his home for the benefit of his son.
Clarence. who has been attending the
college at that place, Mr.. r. was
former resident of this place. His
friends join in wishing him success in
his new home.
Miss Maggie Michaelson has secured
position in Carroll in millinery
store. Il,
The road north of here, between
the Rae and Michaelson farms and
adross Mr. Coon's farm, has been es-
tablished by the board of supervisors
as prayed for.
We regret to learn that E, o. Wild
dows has decided to move to Omaha.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-04-12
Good for Rheumatism.

Last fall was taken witha very So
we're attack of muscular rheumatism
which caused me great pain any annoy
ance. After trying several prescrip-
tions and rheumatic cures, I decided to
use Chamberlains Pain Balm, which I
had seen advertised in the South Jer-
seyman. After two applications of this
remedy was much better, and after
using one bottle, was completely cured.
Harris. Salem. N. j. For sale
hv 9. f. Cassaday & Co., Broadway
Pha. macy.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-04-12
Low Rates to California and Back This
Summer.

An illustrated book, which will be of
much interest to all who are expecting
to take advantage of the low rates to
California this summer, at the time of
the Epworth League Convention. to Be
held in San Francisco in July, has just
been issued by the Chicago g. North
Western Railway. Much valuable in
formation is given relating TO the state.
variable routes, etc. The rate via this
line will be only $4,000 for the round
trip from Chicago, with corresponding
low rates from other points. Copy Of
this book may be had free upon appli-
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Avenue. Chicago, Ill. y
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-04-12
JOHNSONvILLE NEWS

2 80 I 4 fia.e. j
Scot McKim, of Deloit, was a bust
ness caller in our burg last Thursday
David Johnson visited at his parental
home last Thursday.
F y sohnson vas Denison caller
last Saturday.
Farmers are now busy with spring
work in the fields.
Fred Gronau had a lot of corn shelled
last Tuesday. C.auson Bros. doing the
Smelling.
chas. Larson was county seatcaller
last Tuesday.
Mrs A. J johnson visited with
friends in Ida county one day last
week
Miss Eta johnson opened her school
in Milford township last week.
We regret to hear that Mr.. Aug.
Hansohn is yet on the sick list. His
friends hope for his speedy recovery.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-04-12
MANILA NEWS NOTES.

. r.
Mr.. Triplett has been ENJOYING a
visit from his parents during the past
week.
Mrs. r. Miller left Tuesday for Des
Moines, where she will learn the dress
making trade during the coming sum
mer
George Stoker moved his family out
on Fred Saunders farm south of town,
Tuesday.
Miss Mlnda Crakes came home from
Carroll. Monday, where she has been
learning to be nurse.
Miss Lottie woodward visited in, the
country few days last week at the
home Of Miss Stella Lyon. t
G. w. Bumphry moved into the
Nemier house on Seventh Avenue,
Tuesday.
j. j. McDermott transacted business
in Vail, Tuesday.
Miss Hannah Bayles came home
from Denison, Tuesday, where she has
been visiting relatives.
Misses Bessie and Marie Fugley
spent Sunday with their parents at
| Irwin.
Fred Brown, of Coon Rapids, spent
Sunday at the parental home.
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SUPREME COURT
Apportlor.Ag the Three New Counties
Feature Of Business.

The Supreme Court of oklahoma
Is ln session this week lt s
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Tho Barclay Bmmmitt motion for d
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The respite granted win terminate ON
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Several opinions were handed down.
When the court adjouns at this seq
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YOUR VACATION.

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CHICAGO ADvrces.

Chicago, July Dispatches inur
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Tin Workers, is being generally obey
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fifteen hundred refused to answer the
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london, July l6--The activity In
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to be due to the belief that war be
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Besides ordering the enlistment of
three hundred thousand men for the
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dered the railways to hold themselves
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four hours notice.