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Arizona republican., 1904-07-31
BASEBALL TODAY
There Will Be More or Less Exciting
 Game at Second and Polk.

There will be still another game or ball today. It will take place at the corner of Second and Polk street ana those who are so fortunate as to pc urablc to be in that vicinity promptly At three o'clock in the afternoon VIII not see the beginning of tine first m ming. There are some good players in each team There is no materlai in either ready for any of the great professional leagues but there IS some that is capable of being got ready The name of one organization is the Phoenix Stars and the other is the .. F.. A. C.. whatever that may mean:
 The lineup is as follows:
Arizona republican., 1904-07-31

flood that has blessed that channel for a year. Other mention of it's volume will be found in another column.
 The railroads Suffered slightly but there was no lasting trouble and every thing was in order again by noon yes- terday. The Ms & F. had a little w;lSh- out south of Tempe between the Peter son siding and Kyrene. The train due yesterday morning was delayed pend ing repairs, and did not get here till about 1 o'clock in the afternoon. The Gila river was carrying a good flow of water yesterday. Previously it had almost approached the line of danger to the M. P. bridge but yesterday 1t was falling again.
 The s. F. P. & P. suffered little washout above Wickenburg that de- laYed the train due yesteray morning. about twelve hours. By noon yester- day everything was in running order again and all trains running on sched- ule.
 The Phoenix & Eastern, suffered no w.ashout of the roadbed but the wash ing at the temporary bridge two miles this side of Kelvin SO weakened that structure that it was not considered safe to run trains over it till strength ened, so that for a day or two the train service will only extend as far as thls bridge. Passengers for Kelvin Will have to figure on walking the last two miles or depend on vehicle service.
 Reports from Prescott are that It rained there most of Friday, the SLOW soaking sout of a precipitation ana similar reports come fhom all over the mountain country, so that at no tune for a year have Arizona people lelt so good naltured and happy as rlght now. More rain has fallen i'll the Viclh- ity of Phoenix during the la@t' ten days than any July since 1896.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-31

Society women who wear decolI t. gowns should not shy sarcastic re- marks at ballet girls.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-31

It takes some politicians about two hours to inform an interviewer thai they have nothing to say.-Cbicaro News.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-31

The man who poses as a walking cyclopedia is sometimes compelled to craWl.-Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-31

By giving free lunch with each li- brary Carnegie would fill a long-feIt News.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-31

The thermometer seems imhued wIth the idea that there is plenty of room at the top.-Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1904-07-31

The fellow who boasts that he can natter women is really flattering him. Record.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20
TNB BOYS
Department Store.
.OENISON, iowa.

-ssEha Daaison- -a.nd,. Manning second
mines playeda game Of ball at the lat
ter place Friday. The score stood II
to Is in favor Of Denison. Next Satur-
dav game will be played here on the
college grounds between the Denison
and Manning high schools.
Banker Sears McHenry. County
Attorney Kltnxer, City Solicitor Nc
Lennan, REVIEW Editor Tucker. and
Lumberman Wright, all Of Denison,
and who were Crawford county dele
gates to the Coneressio1a al convention
called on the Post today. All are old;
business friends OF the editor, and
we're welcome. Fort Dodge Post.
Friends here of Henry Meeves will
be pleased to know he has taken unto
himself wife in the rerson of Miss
Minnie Eggers OF Denison. The mar
riase was consumated by Rev Geo. e
Morphy. pastor OF the Baptist church,
| OF that city. Henry Meeves is we'll
/ and favorably known here. OF his
bride the Denison REVIEW says She is
q capnble and worthy young lady aud
has many womanly traits. Dunlap
Reporter.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20
COURT ADJOURNED.
Sturgis- Vail Case Decided in Favor Of
Charter Oak Man.

The only important case heard by
the court last week was that of Sturgis
vs Vail. which was a contest over the
county printing. On the day appoint
ed for the board to award the. county
printing. Stureis, of the Charter Oak
Times, was the only one applying to
hle sworn list OF the subscribers as
required by law. The board then ad.
journed for two days, giving the other
papers an opportunity to comply With
the law, when the sworn Lists we're
filed. The Times also died u supple
mentary list of forty names and by this
showing his list of subscribers was
larger by very few than that Of the
Vail Observer. The board. however,
ruled that the second list of names
filed by the Times was nos admissible,
and on this ground awarded the print
to the Observer.
10 its appeal to the district court, the
Times stood on its original application
! and plead that any list filed after the
day first appointed by the board was
not admissible. This contention was
upheld by the court and the decision of
che tjUnrd i.. .wef,l;ue. oona4,.
printing to the Vail Observer was over
ruled.
The Observer announces that the
case will be appealed and pending the
decision of the higher court. they will
! continue the publication of the board
proceedings.
On Wednesday afternoon court was
adjourned, but Judge Church will be
here the 9th of May to hear the cast
OF Laub vs. Romano, and to just the
litigation over the guardianship OF
Frank Nelson.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20
THE SHAW BOOM

The REVIEW would respectfully call
the attention of the repu blicans of Iowa
to the fact that the name. of Leslie M.
Shaw is mentioned more frequently
every day for the nomination of vice.
president on the republican ticket.
1t is significant fact that the de.
mand for Mr.. Shaw's nomination comes
at this tim ne frum without than
from within the state; in other words
the demand is on account of the man,
not the location. Years of ex perience
have taught Iowa not to expect nomiL-
atoms at the hands of national conven-
tions. va l. not q doubtful state, and
heretofore the state east of the Missis-
sippi have secured the honors, practic-
ally unquestioned.
The candidacy of Mr.. Shaw would
come with double force If he we're first
the candidate of other states and then
of Iowa-much more force than would
be given to q "favorite son" candidacy.
There is no question but that Iowa
would greatly appreciate the honor,
and th IL would be unanimously and
heartily in favor Of she secretary if the
leaders of the party see that there is
any chance to win this honor Tor the
STATE. So
The REVIEW does not wish to launch
any Shaw boom in Iowa. It does not
know that Mr.. Shaw would desire it or
countenance it. The REVIEW simply
urges that Iowa republicans keep their
eyes open and their fingers on the pulse
OF National republican thought, and be
prepared to take prompt advantage of
any outside movement favorable to
The man from Iowa"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mr. John Ashfi sid returned + ON De-
lott Friday.
Mr.. J. Marion, of Deloit. was 10 Dem
icon Saturday.
Newt. Brogden, of DeloIt, was in
Denison Friday.
Frank Ey is nos driving brs for
the Cooper house
]. 81. Halburg, OF Deloit. was in
Denison last Saturday. =
Mr.. Chas. Roar. Of Vail, visited his
son Edward over Sunday.
Rev. Father F.rrelly visited with
hts brother in Carroll Sunday.
Ben Worlsy, Ut Deloit, was ia Dent.
son on business last Saturday.
Mrs. Jas. Spence. of Deloit, was q
Denison shopper Saturda
Mrs. j. G. Phillips, OF Deioit,. wa.
shopping in Denison on Saturday,
G. 7. Hood, OF Dunlap, was bust
ness caller Wednes IL, of last week.
The d. A. r. will meet with Mrs. o.
A. Patterson this Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. ]. Shirk came from Cedar Falls
last Saturday to visit over Sunday with
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L, Voss arc now oc-
cupying their new home ha7ing moved
in last week.
The jolly Whist mo spent very
pleasant evening with MIR. aud Mrs. j.
+. Pfarr FRIDAY.
N. V. Miller was at Fb. Dodge Thurs.
day night visiting friends, returning
Friday morning.
A number OF young men from Denison
attended a social dance at Schleswig
Saturday evening.
E. M. Parker went to Charter Oak
Monday on business for the county
bridge company.
Jim Melton. who has been confined
for some time with broken leg, is
able to be out again.
II. V. Failor returned to Lincoln on
Friday, having attt nded the funeral OF
Mrs. Issac Gillmor.
Miss Rubie Bush. OF Hudson. Mich,
returned hone Saturday after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Meyers.
Mr.. Lew Sewell has force Of men
erecting a residence on one of Mr..
Gulick's farms near Preparation. Iowa.
Mrs. WJ. ,cAhren ana Mrs. Arm
strong visited near Arion few days
last week at the home OF Mrs. Jnc. Rae
Carrie Morris was home al last week,
her school near Buck Grove being
closed on account of an epidemic OF
scarlet fever.
Rob Watson. who Was recently bu-
driver for the Copper hotel, is now in
Des Moines wo king for the Iowa Tele.
phone company.
Mr.. Guy II. Murtin, of Spencer, 10
wa, son-in-law # Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Austin. of this city. WAS recently elect
ed mayor of Spencer
Mrs, Chris Faul, who has been visit
ing with her sons Frank aud Henry
for some time, returned to her home il
Council Bluffs Saturday
Clarence Pfautz, who is driving thu
bas for the Normandy hotel, was call
{, ed to his homs in L'sh N, Ia, last weel
on account OF the illness OF his sister
He returned Sunday afternoon.
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20
Free.

Call or send for Booklets on .'Kreso
Dip the best remedy for diseases of
Horses. Cattle. Hogs. and all other live
stock.
Booklet on Blackleg Raccine,
We keep in stock ut all times fresh
supply of the remedies.
IN A. SCHLUMBRRGER S PHARMACY,
Denison, Iowa.
Agent for Park-Davis & Co Biolc-
gical PRODUCTS & Pharmaceutical Pre-
paratiOns
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20
". ". FERGUSON, 2 Hnss s2!H'

"Pinafore" at the opera house Nor.
day evening, April rs.
Miss Mamie Bell visited with her
parents at Dow City on Sunday.
Workman are now busy laying brick
for the foundation Of the Nelson hotel.
Mr.. and M s.P. w. Weberg, we're
in Denison on Monday from near Kiron.
w. J. SERVER spent the greater part
OF last week in Minneapolis on business 9.
Mr.. James Reg IN went to Carroll
Saturday and was taken into the
Knights of Columbus on that evening.
Menagh and Co. have installed their
new hardware fixtures, and they are
fine ones. They are of oak and made
very fine.
The P. E. o. met Friday with Mrs.
Pfarr and an enjoy Bile time was had
by all. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. G. F. Kuehnle.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. johnson.
on sunday, April 10. boy. We con-
graduate the happy parents. They
now have one boy and one girl.
| Messrs. A. G, Bale and B Brodersen
returned from their Chicago visit
yesterday morning. They spent the
past week buying goods for their store.
: Messrs. D. F. Brown and son accom-
panied hy party of land seekers
vent to the Dakotas Yesterday after
aoop. They expect to be gone about a
week.
Mr.. Chas. Comstock will go to Flat
Willow Wyoming, this week where be
will make his home the coming season.
Before going he stepped in and order
ed the REVIEW sent to his address.
Mr.. Elmer Brown has almost COM
pleted fine cottoge in the north part
of town, and will shortly occupy the
same. Mr.. Brown is substantial
citizen. and intends to remain In Deni-
son permanently.
MIR. and Mrs. J P. Jones are enjoy
ing visit from Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM.
Duff of Dundee. III. who arrived in
DeLison on Saturday last. On Monday
they all drove over to Defiance, where
Mr. Diff has farm.
Mrs. E. Gulick sustained sprained
knee Friday as result OF q fall on the
stairway. The injury is not 9 serious
one, but it is very annoying. IS she has
been confined to the house for. some
time on account of illness.
DR.. j. l. Gibson returned from his
trip to Detroit on Sunday evening To
gether with Mr.. John Camp :ell he
witnessed game of base ball at Chica-
60 on Saturday afternoon, and as re-
suit is suffering from cold.
| On last Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Richardson gave dinner
to Judge Church and the Crawford
County Bar Association. A most de-
licious repast was served. and all en-.
jpyed the dinner to the fullest extent
NJ So Nell cushman gave very de.
lightful party at her home on Saturday
night. The young people have beer
having some very gay times of late apG
this rarty was u very charming affair
Miss Ruby Bush was the out of towr
guest.
| Bishop Morrison OF the Episcopa
church held service in Denison last Fri
day evening. After the service Row
land Philbrook and daughter of Mrs
Don Butler were confirmed. This wa
the second visit the Bishop has paid tn
Denison Church. He is brillian
speaker and much beloved by hi
church
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20

Col. Elboeck says the German demo
Gratis are against Hearst. They may
be in other parts of lows, but in Craw-
ford they have not given the matter
much attention and the few free silver
rep bli:an democrats seems lil ETY. tc
Carry the county for the yellow Peril.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20

The Sunday School Convention will
be held at the Baptist church on April
% and "a.
Mrs. Jos. Brogden arrived Monday
morning from Montana, She expects
TO return in about three weeks and will
spend the summer there.
D. o. Johnson and Mrs. Julius Mat
thews spent Sunday in Denisop. Mrs.
q. Q. johnson, who has been visiting
here the past week, returned with
them.
Rev. F. p. Morgan and wife, of De.
lott, expect to attend the NJ. e. Gener-
al conference at Los Angeles Califor-
MIA starting for that place about the
9th Of this month.
just as We are closing the forms for
the press we learn that Mrs. D w
Flack died At Spring field, S. d. 1t is
understood that the corpse will arriv.
in Denison this evening by way OF
Arion.
Rehearsals for the home production of
the comic opera .'Pinafore" are now
being regularly held. and those who are
to take part are becoming more interes.-
ed, and working harder az the time
draws near for the production. Those
who have been in attendance at the re-
hearsals say that the opera will be fine
and many Of our pest vocalists are to
take part. The cost to those in charge
will necessarily be very heavy, and
many tickets should be sold in advance
to insure the success so zeeded and
deserved. Bear the date in mind and
plan to attend.
q. g. johnson, E. w. Pierce and
Mrs. r. A. Romans has been appointed
as q committee on pulpit supply during
the absence of the Methodist pastor at
the general conference. !.r. Miller
will be absent five or six Sundays and
during that ime the pastors of the
Methodist churches at Logan, Wood
bine and Dunlap will occupy the pull
pit On one 8 inday the congregations
Of the Presbyterian and Methodist
churches will both worship at the
Methodist church, when Rev. ]. H.
Sharpe will preach the sermon. The
congregation will also be given one day
to- visit the services OF the other
churches OF the city.
An interesting sermon was delivered
at the Baptist church Sunday evening
by the Rev g. E Morphy on the
subject bon Aml". The spe 4ker re-.
ferred to the enterprise manifested by
business men in advertising the article
they have to sell and said that the
church people might learn lessons from
them. He then spoke Of the world,
Of society, and the human heart as be-
ing subjects for the cleaner. Referring
to the different agencies thst had been
used in the past for the purpose of
eradicating dirt from the world he
mentioned law. philosophy, culture
STANDARDIZATION, and pronounced them
fsilnres. Only ono agency had proved
successful in cleansing the haman
heart The blood of Jesus Christ Gods
Son cleanseth Us from all SIM" The
second sermon in this series will be
given Sunday evening May lst on the
subject 'Uneeda Biscuit"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20

New York has gone for Parker in
spite of rammany and the Yellow Per-
il. Tho Bulletin will now commence
to take back all the mean things it has
said about the Yelled Prophet of the
Empire state.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20
The
"FoOt-Fornl''
Last in Sell Shoes.

IS d 'hooei OF shoe Shapes
,o' 'ne man VINO IS a'ter
oo'h comfort ana style IN
ms shoes' mere is a
sense OF ease the minute
yuu ' ~. your looe m TINS
sioe tnat certainly does
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-04-20

DIR. and Mrs. Lehan, of Dunlap
we're Denison visitors on Sunday and
Monday. The Doctor was at Carroll
over Saturday night where he was
made mem Der of the Knights of
Columbus. Whila in Denison they
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
McAhreu
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Edward Ourran, editor Of the Times,
left for Hillshoro Tuesday morning and
upon his return will be accompanied BY
his family.
A big crew of railroad laborers reach.
ed Arlington Saturday, They will be
employed in the grading camps between
Rock creek and Condor.
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0. 4. In. TINE TABLE
rains Depart from Arlington
Notice to ray PAYERS.

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so, 1904, for the purpose Of adiastiuY Z
sessments All persons desiting ID An.rF
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should be present 1t tiHit tldia alsa
place. Al. sliELrs
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Traasurar,s Notice.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-22

The effectiveness of the Advertisers
proposal to protest after the mischief
has been done is of the kind that ought
TO commend it to Mr.. Young. He will
no doubt be satisfied If no protest is
made until after he has sold his build
ing to the United States.-Star.
Who said no protest should be made?
Not the Advertiser, which pointed out
that the only way to accomplish any
thing is to protest at Washington, not
to abuse Mr.. Young for trying to sell
his private property to a good customer.
Hawaii's business is not with him but
with the United states.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-22
CAPT. HUMPHREYS
BROTHER HURT

The Washington Star of Dec. con-
tains the following item concerning a
brother of Capt. Humphrey, Quarter
masters Department, u. S. A.:
First Lieut. E. H. Humphrey, 7th
Cavalry. son of ouartermaster Cen
eral Humphrey, who recently injured
his leg in a game of foot ball at Fort
NIyer, has recovered sufficiently to leave
the general hospital at Washington
barracks. but is still confined to his
room at Fort Meyer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-22

The chorus of voices calling for
Secretary Atkinson to remain in Wash
ington to assist Hawaiian 1egisla ton
through Congress. seems to have made
so much noise that no one could think
of William Haywood.-Star.
Mr.. Haywood represents the planters
and does it well. He is not hired to
represent the general interests of the
Territory. For that purpose Mr.. At
kinson is highly qualified. is on the
ground and is willing to act. Why not
give him a shove
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-22

There is something DOING
at the New England Bakery,
since Chas. H. Ramsay has taken
charge.
Every thing is coming our way" es-
peciaHy orders for catering parties. The
telephone rings, A lady inquiries: Have
you got any fresh charlotte russo. pat
tie shells or some of those delicious
whipped cream short cakes. cocoanut
biscuits or macaroons? If so, please
send us some with that Nesselrode pud-
ding and lovely tutti fruits ice cream.
Also please put in a five-pound box Of
those delicious chocolates. bon bons and
glace fruits you sell for $3.50"
The above is sample of the many
orders We are getting.
We are making every thing in bread,
pastry or candy.
If too busy getting ready for
Xmas, call up "a. We can help
you out.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-22

An evening paper which has always
promoted the efforts of thieves to get
control both of the party and the gov
ernntent is anxious to have the pres
ent ofice-holders. against whose hon
esty nothing can be said, excluded from
Republican leadership. No one Won
ders why. The point of interest is
what particular group of scalawags the
paper is trying to put in,