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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-07-23

Miss Annie Powers visited Vail rela-
tives last week.
Elder C. ]. Hunt was a Denison visi-
tor on Thursday.
MI. R. A. Romans spent last week in,
Armour, S. D., on business.
Mr.. Ed Smith and MIR. Chas. Medley
were over from Manila On Friday.
Miss Carrie Chaplin is acting as day
operator at the telephone exchange.
Miss Blanche Gable is visiting rela-
tives in the eastern part OF the State.
Miss Frances Drake OF Charter Oak
was a welcome Denison visitor last
week.
Defiance held the stub end of its
Fourth OF July celebration last Satur-
day.
Shelby county holds its republican
county convention Saturday, Au-
gust grid.
Many friends were pleased to receive
a visit from Prof. G.. w. Lee OF Sac
City last week.
Miss Mary B. Jones OF Mount Yer
non, O.. is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
v. A. Patterson.
Messrs. w. T. Huckstep and j. G..
Smith were Milfordites who spent last
Thursday in Denison.
Miss Theresa Balske left on Friday
afternoon for a visit at her home in
Grand Junction, la.
Mr.. Harry Morris left last week for a
few days at Wall Lake. The Denison
colony at the lake is a large one.
Mr.. C. B. Mills, a prominent banker
OF Sioux Rapids. Ia, spent Thursday
in Denison on a business mission.
Mrs. A. P. Hart and Miss Frances
Hart of Charter Oak were guests oil
Mrs. O. NJ. Criswell on Wednesday.
Mrs. L. L. Bond enjoyed a visit last
week from her sisters, Mrs. Conover Of
Low Moor, and Mrs. Schuler OF Sioux
City.
Miss Allie Sewell and Miss Elsie
Kahler spent the latter part OF the weeI
in Lake View enjoying the pleasure:
of Wall Lake.
Mr.. Chas. Jensen will act as mai
and express deliverer after August I
when Mr.. Ransom begins his work a.
rural mail carrier.
Mrs. H. G. Smith, who has been Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. f. c. Peter
sen, returned on Friday evening to he
home in Milwaukee.
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Il. BY
CARS
Milwaukee Train Cuts
Infants Head Off
Terrible Accident Near Char
ter Oak Last Week. Child
Killed in Sight of Many.

We clip from the Charter Oak Times
an OF II OF the saddest acct
dents which has happened in Crawford
county for many a day. This makes the
third death from railroad accidents in
this county within the last thirty days.
The engineer and fireman OF the I'M
lucky train were P. NJ. Ray and D. P.
Saunders, and it is said that both wept
with grief at the fearful accident and
their inability to prevent the baby's
fearful death. Just as Fireman Saun-
ders reached for the babe it fell with
its head across the rail. Had it not
fallen he would have been able to have
saved it and had it fallen inside the
rail the chances are that the engine
would have passed over IT and the child
remained unhurt. Every effort was
made to stop the train; and was
thrown on the rail, but the high wind
blew it off, and therefore the big drive
wheels slid instead of reversing. That
the accident should have happened be-
fore the very eyes of the baby's loved
ones, who were fastening to the res
cue. makes the accident all the more
narrowing and pitiful. The Charter
Oak Times says:
One of the saddest accidents for
some time occurred at Henry Hen
ning's, four miles west of here, on last
Thursday morning. Doranus Henning,
a 2-year-old grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs
Henning, was run over pv train No..2
going east on the Milwaukee ROAD. II
appears the child had wandered away
from the house and the mother ane
grandmother had missed it and they
were calling and looking for it. They
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Messrs. John Howorth and Asa Dow

Messrs. John Howorth and Asa Dow
were up from Dow City on Thursday.
Mr.. S. H. Green OF Dow City spent
Wednesday in our city.
Mr.. Charles Morris will represent the
Baptist Young Peoples union Of Deni-
son at the national convention to be
held in Chicago the latter part of july.
Mrs. j. N. Bradley left for Chicago
on Thursday evening. Her engage
ment at McVicar's theater begins Au-
gust I8 and the time before that will
be spent in rehearsals.
Miss Bina Monahan left last week for
an extended visit in Omaha. Miss
Monahan has beea with the telephone
exchange here and is both
dating and efficient in her work.
Mr.. Horace Gregory has returned
from his work in Council Bluffs and
will remain in Denison for the remain
der OF the summer He may decide to
attend the State university this fail.
Mr.. P. J. Klincker has gone to Kan
sas for a prospecting tour. ae will be
gone several weeks and may decide to
locate in the "Sun-F1ower' state and
hang out his single as an attorney.
Our friend, Mr.. ]. D. Brandfas Of
Arion, was in Denison last Wednesday
smiling and happy over the arrival of a
little baby girl at his home on Tues
day, July I6. We congratulate.
In another column we print a cir
cular letter from the postmaster gen
eral concerning the rates of postage on
the new rural routes. Do not fail to
read them and save yourself annoy
ance.
Migrants entered a car On the tracks
OF the Illinois Central last Tuesday
night and destroyed a box of merchan-
disc billed to C. c. Kemning. No
goods were taken and there is no clue
to the perpetrators.
Mr.. Emil A. Drummer of Mobile,
Ala, was a pleasant Denison caller
last FRIDAY. Mr.. Drummer is editor Of
the Alabama Staats-Zeitung and the
Florida Staats-Zeitung two influential
southern German papers.
Hon. Thomas Rae OF Dow City was
a Denison visitor on Thursday. He
came to complete a contract for a new
furnace for the Methodist church of
Dow City. This is pretty hot weather
to talk about furnaces.
Mrs. w. D. Faus is visiting at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
M. Staley, being called from her home
at Webster City by her fathers illness.
Miss Edith Staley,- WHO had been Wis
iting her sister. returned with her.
We were pleased to receive a visit last
week from Mr.. S. w. Kiner of Ida
Grove. Mr.. Kiner was formerly fore
man of the Review office and is now in
the newspaper business on his own
hook. We are always glad to see him
and to know that he is prosperous.
Mr.. A.. H. Bowen is having a new
wagon works shop erected on Sweet
street just south of Mr.. Scott Wheeler's
blacksmith shop. Both are fine work
men and being %neighbors they can work
in conjunction. Mr.. Bowen should do
well in his new quarters.
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Circus Day, Thursday, Aug. Sth.

Circus Day, Thursday, Aug. Sth.
Mrs. John Kott has returned from
her Fort Dodge visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Warbasse visited
in Carroll on Saturday.
Mrs. L. Seemann returned on Sunday
from her visit in Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Pfarr visited in
Charter Oak last Sunday.
MIR. Horace Gregory returned from
Council Bluffs on Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Bullock returned on Sat-
urday from a s~ojourn to Colfax Springs.
Mr-tF. w. Meyers transacted bust
ness in -Woodbine and Omaha yester-
day.
Miss Jennie Austin has returned
from a visit with relatives near Buck
Grove.
Rev. n ]. Farrelly and Mrs. j. T.
Haugh returned from Lake Okiboii on
Saturday.
Mrs. J. E. Slade is enjoying a visit
from her sister. Miss Ayres, of Wilkes
barre, Penn.
Mrs. Bird Wygant-Aylesworth re
turned on Monday to her home in
Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Grace Gillmor.Laub. of Washta,
Iowa, is visiting her many Denison re-
~latives this week.
Mr.. Ralph Franch. who has been
quite i'll for the past month, is reported
as being On the mend.
Mrs. j. W. Shirk left last evening
for a six weeks visit with her parents
at Three'Mile Bay, New York.
Mrs. John Cook and children, accom-.
panied by Grandma Cook, started for a
trip to Rock Rapids last evening.
Miss Anna Peterson returned from
her vacation trip to Milford, Iowa. las,
evening, having had a very enjoyable
time.
Mr.. Z. j. Klinker writes from Okla.
homa City that he has about decided tc
locate in one of the new towns of tina,
territory.
Messrs. Ed and Will Rhodenbaugh
left this morning for a trip to Denver,
Colorado Springs, Pueblo and other
points in Colorado.
Mr.. Eugene Hamilton arrived in Der
ison last evening from Chickasha, In.
dian Territory. He is Away a vel
come guest in Denison.
Married, at the Presbyterian parson.
age, Denison. Tuesday, July %. 1901.
Rev. A. G. Martyr, officiating, Mr.,
Gordon E. Terrell of Arion and Miss
Fife Rose of Dunlap.
Mrs. G. f. Cassaday is at Lake Oki
boji this week, a guest at the McHeury
cottage. Mrs. Cassaday was quite un.
we'll before leaving here, but the res,
at the lake has done her good.
The Presbyterian congregation held
a very pleasant communion service last
Sabbath morning. Quite a valued &C.
c%ession vas made to the membership
of the church by profession of faith
and certificate.
The twelve year old son of Mr.. Thos.
Norris was thrown from his horse and
stunned this morning in front of the
Conner residence. 1t was a severe fall.
Medical aid was called and he was
soon taken to his parents home.
The next Bulletin will contain the
call for the democratic county conven.
ton. The date of the convention will
be Saturday, August 18th. The con.
vention will select delegates to the
state convention and to the senatorial
convention. This leaves but four
weeks for the fight for the democratic
nomination for senator to be decided in
this county.
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On Wednesday forenoon a stranger
was seen staggering about the streets
apparently in a drunken. condition. 1t
was found that he was not intoxicated,
but that his brain was beclouded by
reason of the heat, or some other cause.
Marshal Wilson was called and took
the man in charge. He gave his name
as Tiel and said he came from Column
bus, 0. Physicians were called and
the man was brought before the insane
commission and adiudged insane.
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Miss Kate Gaffey left last Saturday
for a two weeks visit in Omaha.
The county clerks Office is rejoicing
over a fine new typewriter desk.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Steuber returned
on Saturday from their trip to Ohio.
Mr.. L. L. Osterlund. of Milford town
ship, was a Denison visitor last week.
Mr.. S. Eastman is seriously i'll and
the hot weather is proving very trying
to him.
Born, to MI. and Mrs. Harvey Cook
or Friday, July 10, a girl. We con
graduate
Mr.. Frank Harvey now of Whiting,
Ia, arrived in Denison this week for a
two weeks visit.
Mr.. Otto Dresselhaus leaves tomor-
row to spend his vacation visiting rela-
tives in Upton, Ia.
Mr.. j. H. Mahoney spent Sunday in
Charter Oak. Mrs. Mahoney returned
with him on Monday.
Last Sundays visitors from Vail
were: Messrs. Duffy, Riley, Thomas
Curry, Pound and Fanske.
Mr.. Johannes Sibbert moved into his
new house last Saturday. He now has
a cosy and comfortable home.
We regret to learn that Mr.. c.. M.
Staley is no better and that the chances
for his recovery r o the best.
Miss Hattie Rowland leaves this
week to spend her vacation visiting
friends in Sioux City and Manila.
The Denison Clerks and the Coyotes
had another ball game last Sunday,
which resulted q to 20 in favor of the
clerks.
Mr.. Gaylord Weeks arrived in Deni-
son last Saturday from Kansas City for
a ten days visit before returning to
Iowa City.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet tomor
row Wednesday, afternoon with Mrs.
Florence Hope.
This has been the hottest week we
have known, bat the next man who
tells us so dies, if we are big enough
to do the killing.
DR.. j. G. Robinson and wife have re.
turned from their Colorado trip. They
had a delightful time and are glad tc
have missed so much of the hot
weather.
Rev. c. G. Claussen will go to LIE.
Mars next Sunday to attend the quar-.
terly conference of the German Metho
dist church. AT the close OF the con.
ference he may go to North Dakota fo1
a visit.
Mr.. M. King was much pleased with
the Pan-American exposition. He
says it is not so large as the Worlds
Fair, but it is twice as good as the
Omaha exposition and that the e%lectri.
/ cal display is grand.
Enjoy yourselves at the Lennon Stock
Company's Repertoire plays next week.
Opera House is the coolest place in
town. Prices 90 and 10 Cents. Ladies
Free Monday. Everybody come.
LOST-A handbag containing gold
glasses, pocketbook with small change
and postage stamps and numerous
other articles and h~andkerchiefs,
Liberal reward is offered. 81
LOST-On the road to Deloit, a parcel
containing baby clothes, etc. Finder
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saw it on the railroad track just as
they heard the train coming. There
was a cut "A where the child was,
through which the train had to pass,
and the engineer did not see the child
until it was too late to stop the train,
although a heroic effort was made to
save the child. After reversing the en-
CINE and setting the. brakes the fireman
got out on the pilot and tried TO catch
it, but the child had fallen down and
he could not reach it. The engine
passed over the child and several the
head from the body. Kasper Miller
and Mrs. Ruckte were the only per-
sons present besides the family and
they picked the body up and took it
to the house. 1t is a sad blow to the
family, but no blame can be attached
to anyone. The came over
in the afternoon and held an inquest.
The verdict of the jury was that the
deceased came to his death by being
run over by an engine, and exonerated
the train crew from n blame"
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BY THE way. if you have any furni-
ture to paint or varnish go to j. B.
Romans Co. and look their stock of
varnishes and paints over. They
have a nice line of enamel paints,
family paints and varnishes. Make
your furniture look nice and new. 81
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LAND FOR SALE-4sO acres of choice
land in South Dakota, rich soil, good
water in abundance, close to post
office and school house. Small frame
house with well near by, all clear,
price 81, 700. Buy of owner and save
agents profits. A great bargain,
write to D. II. Waterbury, Box 644,
Polo, Ogle county, Illinois. 36-2t
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THIS Is the proper time 81 year, to
have a picture of your residence tax
en-. Telephone 1873 and Brown will
attend to it. 3S-tf.
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B. P. S. paint will cover more surface
and last longer than any other paint
made today. j.. B. Romans Co. sell
it. 81.
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On Tuesday evening the Sunday
school class OF the Presbyterian church
of which Miss Theresa Balske is a
member held a picnic in her honor at
Washington park. Miss Balske has
made many friends during her stay in
Denison, who regret hat she expects
to leave our city in the near future.
Mr.. George Sprecher and Miss Grace
Baer and the Misses Williamson and
Mr.. James Luney and Miss Lulu Ma
guire spent Sunday at Wall Lake.
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On Saturday afternoon a horse race
was pulled off on the road near the
old fair grounds. The race was for $40
a side and was between Jessie w.,
owned by Carl Hawley, and Roam
Prince, owned by Farley Bros. The
Prince won handily by three lengths.
This was the sequel to a race run on
Thursday between the same horses and
with the same result. Hawley was not
satisfied and tried it again. He now
thinks he does not own the fastest horse
in the county.
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E. c. CHAMBERLIN's watch stock il
sold rs close as any stock that is not
watered. 80
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REMEMBER that all good musicians
recommend the Ivers & Pond Pianos
E. G. Chamberlin sells them. 30
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Lawn Seats and Step Ladders cheap
at Wygant's.
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LOST-On the road to Deloit, a parcel
containing baby clothes, etc. Finder
please leave at this Office. SILT
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- -
The henison police received notice
yesterday that the Nortb-W Western
freight house at Carroll was broken
into on Sunday night and II consider
able amount Of goods taken. They
were asked to look out for the stolen
property. but up to this time have dis
covered nothing.
Messrs McCabe and Witt, OF Logan,
were in nenison saturday and wrote up
the interesting story of Denison which
appears in another column. The Re.
view is responsible for nothing that is
said therein. but it is Il clever. we'll
written story and will interest many
readers. The boys are bright and en-,
terprising and deserve success with
their write-up work.
AS a high class family paper the Bull
letin should be below par after the in
decent so-called witticism which ap-
peared i'll its issue of July II. The
family newspaper should be kept clean
and fit for every member of the family
and not filled with supposed jokes fit
only for the bum and the cornor loafer.
Many OF the Bulletins better class of
readers were offended by the coarse
joke it had the face to print. The news
of this wicked world is often times bad
enough and there is no excuse for a
would-be reputable newspaper to go out
Of its way to be %''srnutty."
A shipment OF rattlesnakes was re-
ceived at the Denison express office last
Saturday. There were twenty-four of
the poisonous reptiles in the box and
they came from Pennsylvania. When
the box was disturbed the sound Of
their rattles was indeed ominous. 1t is
said that the parties to whom they
were consigned intend going on the
road with them, and that one of the
party will bite their heads off for the
benefit of the public and his purse.
There are some drawbacks to the news
paper business, but we shall stay with
it for some time before going into the
r~attlesnake eating business. We do not
care to "see snakes" for some time
again.
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Coming, the Lennon Stock Company.
Magnificent illustrated songs, special
scenery. The best and largest Stock
Company on the road. Prices go and
10 Cents. Ladies Free Monday.
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LOST-A pair of glasses with alumni
mum frame in leather case, some
where between Denison and Arion.
1t d. G. THEW.
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DIR. HULDAH DAVIS, Osteopath-
Denison, Iowa. Office over Tom Lis
ter's shop. Examination and con,
sultation free. II If
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CESSPOOLS pumped and scavenger
work. Address, Box 322, Denison,
Iowa. 25-tf
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WHEN you buy B. P. S. paint you get
an honest paint and an honest meas
ure. 81 Z
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IF YOUR neighbor is Tightly or men
tally unbalanced on account of the
long heated term, don't rush off to
the insane commission. but buy him
a bottle of Armstrong; Nerve
Tonic.
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B. P. S. paint is rightly named. B. p.
S. stands for best paint sold. j. B.
Romans Co. sell it. 81
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FARM FOR SALE-For sale improv-
ed farm of 40 acres, one and a half
miles northwest of Deloit.
36.4t G. w. SUMMON.
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The Bulletin OF last week contained
the formal nnounceme of the can
didacy OF Prof. c. E. Garrett OF Charter
Oak for county superintendent Of
schools. 1t will be noticed that PROBES
sor Garrett is not among the list of in
structors in the county normal this
year. As formerly announced in the
Review, Professor Garrett is a candi-
date, but the ring is not with him as
the office is promised to Ed Houston.
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LOST-A handbag containing gold
glasses, pocketbook with small change
and postage stamps and numerous
other articles and handkerchiefs.
Liberal reward is offered. 81
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The mar who writes the poems
Is the mar who cuts the dash,
But the man who heeds u ads,
Is the mar who saves the cash.
ARMSTRONG DRUG Co
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Ell Morello are at B%radubury's. 4e-6w
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Try Ell Morello,
46.6w at Bradbury's.
HAVE YOU seer that beautiful new
line of frames at Browns studio?
Late styles and cheap. 3S-tf.
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WANTEO-All kinds of t~hreshing.
Thos. Brown jr., west of Denison, 1t
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The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Rockwell is darkened with a great sor-
row over the loss OF their little g.
months-old baby girl last Tuesday even
ing. 1t takes but a short time for the
little tendrils of an infants love to en-
Irvine themselves deeply in the parent
heart that the grief over their loss is a
heavy one. We sincerely sympathize
with the bereaved parents.
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Mrs. F. ]. Mccormick left on Thurs.
are sorry to lose this family from Deni-
son. They were good citizens and
good friends, and they will be greatly
missed.
Mr.. B. F. Lawson of Dunlap was in.
our city last Saturday looking up his
chance for the republican nomination
for sheriff. Mr.. Lawson is a justice OF
the peace OF Dunlap, and a frst-class
republican.
Nh. J.. o. Pettis was over from De-
fance last Friday. He states that only
the early corn has been materially in
jured bv the drought and that if we
have rain within the next week there
will be an average yield.
The half-page advertisement of the
Peoples store cannot fail to attract
your attention. This store believes in
doing business during the dull" season
as well as at any other time and offers
many tempting bargains in order to
make it pay you to buy now
DIR. B. F. Philbrook's new residence
has now reached the stage where it
is possible to see what a hne and hand
some home it is to be. The location
is a splendid one and the new house
will be a credit to one of the best resi-
|dence portions of the city.
The true amount OF the Bulletins cor
respondence is shown when it is set in
ordinary newspaper type instead of in
the poster type usually used by that
paper. The Review beats the Bulletin
three for one in the amount of its cor
respondence from outlying towns.
Miss Heflefnger of Carroll spent
several days OF last week in Denisor
giving instructions to the new telephone
girls, Miss Carrie Chaplin and Miss May
Kelly. The girls will probably be al
right after a while, but just at present
the service is rather demoralized.
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On July 18th occurred the marriage
OF Mr.. ]. H. Carstens and Mrs. Mary
Bierbach. Nj. Cartons is the we'll
known proprietor OF the Farmers
Home and is a man OF sterling integ-
rity. His new made wife has been in
charge OF the hotel for the past two
years and is a lady who is capable and
kindly and well fitted to make a true
and helpful wife. The Review extends
congratulations.
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FOR SALE-Two car loads of western
mares. weight from 1000 to 1900
pounds. good color, we'll built and in
good flesh. A good chance for horse
breeders. Will be In Denison, July
10Th and Goth.
36-lt LOUIE AND ED. CALDWELL.
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IF A HOG SQUEALs, he is either
hurt or hungry Cure him of this
with Armstrong; Hog Food.
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REVIEW WANT" COLUMN

FOR SALE-A good threshing outfit.
Address VIM. DANIELS.
DENISON Iowa. 2t.
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Ell Morello, The Best Yet. 46-ew