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fDnnen 1. unb 2. &luhr@8aiiiten auf
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NeueS pra8tDoIeS Qotal, Miuiita@
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Nr. IA, Observation-Disclosures
geqtuiibtr Dem 0lupteiHgaHJ jlH Natt'rlon=4aFt7
t&ullJl Wt, S&S)
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bic beiten Gabrsr Der Melt.
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Seute:
Sonuenaufaan Abs Ronoauisans.. S.57
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be9auptsn, buB Die 8altimorer oas
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III, lpie fplgt:
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,.,. gGros 7h.r Seuds yR,tt
SeH meter. N''t' tisteit S;h en-, 1880
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Gus Baltimnre>G unntb.

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GDuntb.
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Srimft ScnuD's Sbce nnb Saffce.
@egen Qualitdt uno Preis felt 80
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8ier aus Geo. 9iint6er, jun's, 8rauz
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uno Gil 6iib=GaroIinezStr (2O4)
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-18
TAMM,

Tamms victory over the Hambergers
was not due TO good work by his team.
1t was the poor work of the Hamburg-
ers that gave Tamms the series.
Captain Wright was unable to bowl
with his team last Friday night owing
to lame arm caused by vaccination.
We are pleased to learn however. that
the Captains arm is in good shape
again.
The Hambergers have signed Aims
worth and Cook of the disbanded
Chambers team.
Manager Frank Leahy of the Lane
q Leahy alleys is at his post of duty
again after being confined to his home
for about 10 days with the grip.
The Denison Bowling Co.'s new
alleys at Sioux Rapids were opened for
business last Saturday, A. H. Brown
being IN charge temporarily. W. j.
Scott left here Saturday morning to
take charge of the alleys.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-18
STANDING ORLEANS.
pENISON ROWLING I,EAGuE.

Three games and total of 3O2 pins
for Schulers is the tale of TUESDAY
nights contest on the Lane & Leahy
alleys, between Schiller and Wright
teams. Little interest was centered in
the contest, the games being so one
sided. The Wright's were outclassed
from the very beginning. Two of their
strongest bowlers, Cramer and Tighe,
not being in the game had much to DO
with their defeat. This victory for
the Schulers places them at the top of
the list again where they will probably
remain until the close of the present
season. Score by games:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-18

Captain Schuler's presence is again
noticeable in bowling circles. he hav.
ing fully recovered from his recent
illness
Jack Younger, a we'll known college
sprinter and graduate of the Iowa State
college, now residing in Chicago, made
his mark in bowling contest last
Monday night. Mr.. Younger is a
member of the jewelers. league of
Chicago and in Monday nights series
rolled score of 2SS. This breaks the
worlds record for high individual
score in any league game. The record
was formerly held by Jordan, also of
Chicago's big league. Jordan's score
being 2S7.
The return game between the Vail
crack team and the Hamburgers that
was to have been rolled here this week
has been postponed on accounted the
illness of Senator Cramer, and the
absence of Frank Tighe of the Ham
burg team.
At a meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Iowa State Bowling as
ISOLATION held yesterday in MARSHALL
town, arrangements were completed for
the holding of the next tournament in
Dubuque, May 6 to inclusive. Du.
buoue, Boone, Marshalltown and Des
Moines were all candidates for the
tournament. Dubuque's offer consist
ed of free hall for meeting purposes,
free supper for delegates and a guaran-
tee of at least S175 as prize money.
The entrance fee for bowlers will be
SO per man, for both tive.men teams
and individuals, no two-men teams to
be permitted. The prize money will
will be divided into 80 per cent for five
men teams and 20 per cent for individ-
uals. The purse for fve-men teams
will be divided into three prizes of go,
80 and 10 per cent, and if more than
ten teams enter then four prizes will
be given of SO, Is, is and 10 per cent
each.
Will Denison be one of the towns to
enroll in the Iowa state bowling as.
ISOLATION? We think team could be
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-18

selected among our local bowlers that
could make it quite interesting for the
"big guns" atthe next state tournament
Wright's Hambergers lost two out of
three games to Tamms on the Lane
& Leahy alleys last Friday night. All
three games were poorly contested.
The only feature of the series was
Luney's brilliant WORK in the second
game. With Wright's about 20 pins
ahead in the last frame, Luney rolled
two strikes and nine pins on the third
ball, winning the game for Tamms by
IL pins. Score by games:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-18

For the fourth time the resolution
calling for an election to decide on q
constitutional amendment providing
for the election of U. S. Senators by
direct vote of the people has passed
the House. We presume the Senate
will continue to defeat the measure
until public opinion grows go great as
to scare the worthy Senators into
doing the right thing.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Feb. 10, 1902.

Arion Town Lott and Improvement
to Sarah E Galland, lots and5, /,
?, Arion tip wd..
Mary Heffernan to James P. Jones. Sc
nw4 sec 81. Denison tip wd..
James Wygant and wife to Birdie v
Hill, eh of lot 10 and w 40 TT of lot IL,
blk IS, Denison wd
j L Williams and wife to Samuel y
Slater. lot z, blk 8, Milwaukee Land
Co 1st add Buck Grove, wd
Feb. IA, 1902.
G w Payne and wifeto Dillman E Ben
ton, sch sec IA. Jackson tip, wd. ~
G w Payne and wife to Detlef Brother
son, sea sec 10, nw4 sec IA, Jackson
c w Payne and wife to Dillman Ben
ton, neA sec IA, Jackson tip, w d 49,. 72
o Orem and wife to Tilda Henry, lot
8, block $50, Denison, wd. ... 6
Mrs CLARA Sprague and Joshua Sprague
to Andrew Park. lot 4, 5, and 8, blk
/, Charter Oak, wd. ...... 1t
Feb. Is, 1902.
Francis Wilson Blackman to Charles
and Bell Blackman, lot z, block IA.
West Side, wd.
Feb. II, 1902
Henry Mock and wife to Jacob Sachau
NV sea sec. 10 Goodrich tip d.. j. e ls
Wiebke Jensen and NJ. Jensen to
Carl Hagedom eh swA sec 10 Iowa tip
W ..................... 4,
George Langley and wife to Meta nj
McHenry, sw ne14 and NV Sc n sec Z
Union tip wd n
Gustav Knoll and wife to John Bolieu
and D McMahon, M nwA sec 80
Willow tip wd. ........... q
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ADVERTISED LETTER LIST,

For week ending Feb. IS, letters for
the following persons remained uncall-
ed tor at the Denison postof6ce:
Darius B. Hubbell Clara Snyder(2)
). w. Hutsel(2) John F. Schurd
Myrtle johnson p Stacey
Hub Knowlton
When calling for the above please
F. W. Meyers, P M.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-18

The Grand Army and associated
orders should insist that Washington's
birthday DE properly observed. Let
US have public program and good
old time patriotic revival. Closing the
saloons is not all that constitutes fit.
ting memorial day to the Father OF his
country, although some people seem to
think tina. is all that is ne cessary,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-18

For once the business men g associa-
ton has been put on its feet and is in
shape not to be libel to its name Now
let us go ahead and do something. A
few more factories like the REVIEW
plant would do wonders for Denison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-18

The city council should take active
measures at once for charging the city
boundries. Denison has out.grown
it's present limits and it is time to ex-
pand.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-18

Judge Elwood adjourned court on
Monday afternoon and is spending to-
day in Des Moines
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-18

IlOSe VI our NT6f1ntQ IFleQuS VINO
have been so loyal to the democratic
ticket will learn with surprise that it
was reserved for Wheeler, demo
cratic congressman from Kentucky, to
complain of the reception planned for
Prince Henry, Mr.. Wheeler called
the German prince, "that little Dutch
man and protested great Indignation
because President Roosevelt had made
arrangements to receive and entertain
him as becoming to the representative
of great and friendly nation.
Our democratic friends will say that
their party is not responsible for the
rabid utterances of a single member of
Congress. but it is further fact that
among all the mem bers of the House
and Senate not one democratic voice
was raised in protest. Boutell and
Grosvener, republicans, spoke denoun.
cling Wheeler's words in vigorous
terms, but not single democrat offer
ed a word of criticism against the man
who had with slur in his voice de-
signated the representative of the
German Empire as that little Dutch
man."
We do not blame democracy for the
words of the member from Kentucky
but we do blaze democracy for the
fact that not one of their representa-
ives had courage and the decency and
the mani God to rise and rebuke the
senseless insult.
Democracy would like to make pollt-
ical capital, it would like to exploit
the "plain people" business and urge
discourtesy to distinguished visitor
because under the laws of his country
he is called a prince and occupies the
second place in the great empire which
next to the United States has made
the most remarkable progress in the
history of nations.
The Germans of the United States
are none the less loyal to the institute
ions of this country because they have
not lost their love for the Fatherland
or their reverence for its institutions.
None would be more ready to defend
republican institutions, none would
more willingly offer their lives that
the republic might live but none will
be more cordial in their welcome to
Prince Henry than the German
Americans, they who have lived under
the reign of the Hohenzollerns. who
loved the old Kaiser, who with the
great Bismarck made Germany world
OF power, and who honor the present
Emperor under whose reign the glory
OF the father has not dimmed.
The German-Americans believe that
no honor is paid to the representative
of the Fatherland, and they believe
further. that such courtesy will not
lower the dignity of this great republic
or lessen the love OF its people nor its
institutions.
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Tho Des Moines Post Office.

Judge Conner has been receiving
many commendatory notices from the
press OF the State on account of the
report that he was opposing Capt
Hull's bill for a S1.000,O0O post Office
building ia Des Moines While we
would be the last to take away from
Judge Corners fame, it is but just to
state that the report was unfounded,
and untrue. AT the time the Des
Moines Capital first published this
statement, Capt Hull had not submit
ted his showing to the Committee of
Public Buildings and Judge Conner
had expressed no opinion for or against
the bill. Judge Corners mind is of
too judicial cast for him to decide
questions before they are brought up.
When the Des Molnes showing is
made Judge Conner may be relied upon
to do the right thing, he will neither
allow the public fund to be unneces-
sarily expended to assist candidate
for denomination. or will he refuse the
reasonable demands of growing Iowa
city on account of political iealouses.
In short Judge Conner's vote in the
committee will be decided on the mer-
its OF the showing made by Des Moines
and what can be done for it without in
justice to other Iowa cities, and not by
narrow personal politics.
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SAVE YOUR CASH CHEcKs-one
page or more. They are as good as
cash.
IA
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BIG BARGAINS new and second
hand heaters and ranges at Wygants.
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REGISTERED HEREFORD Galveston
sale. Inquire of j. L. Riggleman De-
lott.
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FRESH fruits and vegetables at the
Broadway Grocery.
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FOR SALE-Lot no. Is block 80 see
| G. Anderton lift
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WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Inquire of Mrs. G. NJ. Nc
Ahren. If
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HAY FOR SALE-I have II or 10 tons
of hay for sale on my farm 3 miles
east of Denison. About 8 tons wild
the remainder timothy and clover.
70 2t% Z t. HAWK.
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REPAIRS-For all makes of stoves on
short notice.. Tinware repaired at
Wygants.
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FOR SALE-Nice residence property,
with acreage sufficient for gardening.
Inquire of VIM. DANIELS. 6
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BOOMERS WANTED--Furnace heat
and good rooms. Inquire of w. A.
Seemann. Il If
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FOR RENT-Two dwelling houses.
Inquire of Conner and Lally. tt
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SCHUYLER.

Captain Schuler's presence is again
noticeable in bowling circles, he bav.
ing fully recovered from his recent
illness.
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THE BEST-Improved 4lO acre farm
in Washington township for $50 per
acre. Easy terms. Other farms s37. so
to $50. N. r. WILDER.
II Dow City, Iowa.